Frick Art Collection to Be Publicly Endowed
New York December 2. Henry Clay Frick a steel magnate dies at 70. His Fifth Avenue home and vast art collection will be turned over to public use and adequately endowed, announced by Albert H. Gary of United States Steel. Frick built a coke empire and amassed a famed art cabinet. a 1892 Berkman assassination attempt is noted.
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New York
Henry Glay Frick
Albert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Frick
Frick
Andrew Carnegie
F Carcer
Henry Clay
United States
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Prick
Homestead
Alex. Berkman
Berkman
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Gary
Defeats Lowden and Endorses Woodrow Wilson at State Conventions
Pierre South Dakota reports results of the Republican state convention endorsing General Leonard Wood for president while Governor Frank Lowden of Illinois placed second. Democrats unanimously indorsed Woodrow Wilson for a third term. Vice presidential and senatorial selections followed, with Alvin Coolidge receiving strong support and Theodore Roosevelt, Henry Kansas, and others mentioned as scattered choices.
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Lowden
Illinois
Woodrow Wilson
Wood
Rash Vane
Lecessary
Lowdon
Alvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry
Kansas
Peter Norbeck
United States
Senator B
Eee
Ocean Task
Witnesses recount scuffle between Cohen family and Bodner group
Testimony describes Cohen and family pulling back Mrs Bodner from a house after she knocked a cart. Mrs Bodner and Sam Bodner testified to the disturbance. Isadore Cohen, 10, described the scene and noted Bodner noises. Neighbors like Elmer Dewey observed Cohen aiding his father as he urged Sam to go home.
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Cohen
Walter C. Phelan
Gold
Childer
Isadore Cohen
Isadore
Elmer Dewey
Sam
Mrs. Bodner
Library closes. fines for kept books to follow
The article notes fines will be assessed for keeping books out during library closures. It reports aid shipments reaching Cheyenne, including coal and medical support for a family with two sick members, where a ton of coal was sent after verification of scarlet fever.
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Rock-Springs
Cheyenne
Christmas Cards at the Cheyenne Printery
A brief item notes the Cheyenne Printery at 114 West 177 Street handling Christmas cards. It highlights several captains and names among a group linked to the production effort and calls attention to their roles in the project.
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Cheyenne
West
State food and oil samples yield low pass rate in 1919 report
The annual report ends September 30 1919 showing 926 samples of foodstuffs and oils tested with 306 passed and 207 failed. It notes efforts against sand and colored wine gar in products and cites Wyoming ice cream fat standard changes improving commerce with neighboring states.
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Tee Hee
Ree
Wyoming
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Henry Clay Frick
Lane
Orin
Clarence E. Lane
Joseph Rohm
Frank Housman
Capital Coal & Toe Company
Hoveman
General Wood Indorsed
South Dakota
Leonard Wood
Virginia Company
Texas
T. ©. Morgan
Mar
Guy A. Mooker, T. C. Morgan
J. Roy Knox B. A
P. Brunton
Mgr. Production Dept
Bachman M. J. Crutcher
J. R. Castleberry
T. L. Terry
Mgr. Lease Dept
J. J. Campbell
Gev. B. Turner
Aines B. Turner, Jr
W. L. Campbell
Messia
Meeker
Morgan
Knox
Bachman
Brunton
California
Montana
Louisiana
the Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Breckenridge, Texas
the Continental Bank and Trust Co
Fort Worth, Texas
The
First National Bank
Longview
Debail
Toads
Margaret Hofforog
Louise Walcott
Prod Hirai
Ernest Burckhardt
Mildred Plunger
Anna Lawler
Francis Bon
Georges Oy
Francis Mentier
James Storey
Lavi
Newlin
Charles Welsh
Taxi
OKEH
Kin
Mel Cullough
Jane's
Caphel Coal & Fee
Gemamingivacs
Moran Field
Rau
Ievens
Thorpe Well
Breckenridge
Sunshine Mill
Burkburnett Field
Virginia
Chenridge
TME Virginia Company
Virginie Company
Breckenriffe, ‘Texan
Treasury
Sreckenmidor, Texad Breckenridge Royalty Syndicate
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