Palmer cites growing radical activity in U S security drive
Attorney General Palmer reports to Congress that radical activity is increasing and outlines expanded data sources and prosecutions. He notes 60 000 records relate to reds, discusses wartime claims, patent rights, trusts prosecutions, sedition and draft act cases, and calls for law revisions and a three member pardon parole board.
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Washington
Free
Department of Justice
Palmer
Stntial
Department
Maila
United States
Pacific Coast Naval Bases Upgrade Planned by Special Board
Washington December 8 The special board led by Rear Admiral McKean proposed a five year program to develop Pacific coast naval shore facilities at about 158 million dollars with deep water bases at Bremerton 44 million and San Francisco 54 million. San Diego would become an operating base and aviation training center while Portland Oregon and additional dredging of the Columbia River channel would be considered. The panel emphasized cost efficiency and peacetime construction to avoid wartime rushing.
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Washington
Pacific Coast Naval
Special Board
MckKean
Bremerton
Wash
San Francisco
Helm Board
San Pepneione
San Diego
Mare Island
Hant
Toria
Oregon
Columbia River
Army
Admiral McKean
Naval Operations
C. W. Parks
Bureau of Yards and Docks
J. C. Milton
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Pacific
Weather Data Snapshot From Historical Site
Weather report shows temperatures from dawn to evening with mean value figures and wind readings. Data includes wet bulb and relative humidity, plus snow conditions and a record of highest wind velocity reached during the period.
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Snir
Snowfall Report Spoils Wyoming Travel Conditions
A weather note states three to four inches of snow fell yesterday across central and southern Wyoming. The report mentions related highway conditions and local maintenance concerns affecting travel.
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Wyoming
Czech-Slovak legislator studies U S women progress
Madame Louisa Landova Stychova of Czecho-Slovakia returned from the United States where she attended the international congress of working women as a delegate. The journalist and National Socialist party member brought back ideas on women’s social political economic and industrial roles observed in America.
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Louisa Landova-Stychova
National Assembly of
New Republic
Czecho-Slovakia
United States
International Congress of
Working Women
National Socialist Party
Lane and Rohm Bond Set After Preliminary Hearings
Clarence B. Lane and Joseph Rohm were bound over on charges of robbing the Capitol Coal and Ice Company liquor warehouse with bonds set at 1000 each. Lane also faced a theft charge for stealing automobile tools from a warehouse with an 800 bond. Rohm was dismissed on that count. Judge Mentzer delayed final bond decisions pending hearings on three charges.
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Mentzer Yeaterday
Clarence
B. Lane
Joseph Rohm
District Court
Capitol Coal & Ice
Au- Bil
Justice Court
Mentzer
Charles Lyon
Burns
Cheyenne
Lane
Rohm
Pioneer Cheyenne resident Mrs Mclvor dies
Mrs William Mclvor, Cheyenne pioneer, died Sunday at her daughter’s home 4410 Pioneer avenue. Funeral plans await relatives’ arrangements. She arrived in Cheyenne in 1884 and lived here ever since. Survived by five children including William Frank Mclvor, Mrs Samuel Spires, and Mrs A Davis.
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William Molvor
Cheyenne Pioneer
A. Davis
Pioneer Avenue
Hobbs, Huckfeldt
Mclvor
Cheyenne
William Frank Mclvor
Samuel Spires
Bond Reduced for Concha Zambrano in Theft Case
Judge Mentuer yesterday lowered Concha Zambrano's bond from 4000 to 8600, noting failure to raise 4000 but possibility of release at 600. Zambrano remains jailed awaiting trial in district court on charges of receiving and harboring stolen property from Pino Bluffs stores.
Aunt Seeks Missing Gordon Pearson Relative in City
Gordon Pearson seeks his aunt Mrs. Annie Conner who came to Chayenne weeks ago. He says he was not in France and, after discharge from a Washington hospital, returned to Omaha where his father mother and sister were killed in an accident. He hopes to locate his remaining sister.
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Annie Conner
Chayenne
Gordon Pearson
Pearson
France
Washington, D. C
Omaha
Century Ticket Era Recalled in Treddyrian Term
A fragment notes that in a bygone century a traveler’s pass was called a ticket, reflecting a now obscure term used for transport entitlements. It hints at historical slang linked to date back references and civic usage.
Youthful trouble gang member killed on railroad
A coroner's jury ruled that Homer Malloy a five year old of Cheyenne was killed by Union Pacific locomotive number 8 while walking along the track near Borie. The jury found no warning signals by the engine crew and noted that Malloy and companions were storm bound on the tracks when struck. Malloy worked for the Postal Telegraph company and was en route to repair a telegraph line. his father A E Malloy would travel from Fort Lupton, Colorado to pick up the body for burial.
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Homer Malloy
Borie
Union Pacific
Liscopas
Malloy
Postal Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Victory Buttons at Army Station Today
Captain H. B. Keen recruiting and insurance officer for the Denver district will be at the local army recruiting station all day to issue Victory Buttons to discharged soldiers who have not received them and to offer information and assistance on government insurance.
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H. B. Keen
Denver
Keen
Mrs. Honore Leschiere Dies in City
Horace Leschiere widow aged 46 died yesterday at St Johns hospital. She had been staying at the Attias hotel. Body held at Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers funeral parlor for instructions from relatives who live elsewhere.
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Horace Leschiere
St. Johns' Hospital
Attias
Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers
Better Than Calomel Health Tonic Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts a tonic labeled Better Than Calomel promising quick relief and improved health. The copy highlights affordable price at 25 cents and claims to cleanse the system and boost energy.
Artishe Gown of Satin and Brocade
A Paris antique shop records a buyer finding two hundred forty turquoise gems hidden inside the barrel of an old Arab musket, described as valuable and of beautiful color.
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Paris
Arctic Inquiry to Explore Northern Resource Potential
Vancouver reports that explorers Grazing Country and Dr Dee will join Royal Mounted Police constables and traders along the Arctic rim for an Ottawa hearing. The Canadian government will study Arctic and sub Arctic viability as a farming area after Vilhjalmur Stefansson urged development of reindeer musk oxen wool and meat for export markets.
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Vancouver
Dee
Arctic
Royal Weat Mounted Police
Poers
Ottawa
Canadian Arctic
sub-Arctic
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Stefansson
Utah to ProbeGuano on Great Salt Lake Islands
Utah authorities open a survey to determine if guano on islands in the Great Salt Lake contains marketable quantities of phosphorus and nitrogen. Some applicants seek homesteads on these barren lands, with mixed prospects for livestock or profitable farming.
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Salt Lake Gity
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Dead Sea
Plazaro
Central
South America
Fifteen Dollar Fine Penalty for His Jag
The fragment notes a fifteen dollar fine penalty related to a legal matter. It references a named party and mentions police, Finland, lawyers, and employment in a disjointed phrasing. The readable portion indicates a court or police proceeding with monetary penalty.
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U. S
Pacific Coast
Wreath Commission
Weather Report
Highways Weather Report
Rctice Carpenters
Pont
Nollister
Rocky Mountain
Numan
TIKES
U.S
Madame Louisa Landova-Stychova
Lane and
Rohm Bond
Wm. Mclvor
Concha Zambrano
Womer Malloy
Union Pacifo
Borie Junction
Army Station
Honore Leschiere
Dr. Edwards
Mitives
Une
Ged Ritter
Finland
Lumbago
Analgesique
Bengue
Save For Life Insurance
Growers National Bank
Heyenne, Wyo
Tupper
Connelly & Tupper
Caplio
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