Juvenile “Red” Claims Anarchist Ideas From New York Library
Thomas Babkoob a 17 year old self confessed schoolboy anarchist now on Billig Island awaiting deportation to Russia says he obtained his education from radical books at the New York Public Library. In an Associated Press interview he argues rich men aid revolutionary literature and complains of teachers activism while detailing his desire to help Russians despite opposing all government.
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New York
Thomas Babkoob
Billig Island
Russia
New York Public Library
Associated Press
96Th Street
Lexington Avenue
United States
Buhkanoh
Kronstad
Nijni-Nogorod
Brooklyn
Volhynia
Mujik
Onal Ieee
Fifth Avenue
Buhkanék
J. HM. Anderson
New York Public Lbrary
Buhkanob
Kropotkin
Contested Packing Firm Accepts Court Decree Demands
No. 2 continues as government seeks injunctive order against the packing company and its main subsidiaries. The decree requires sale of stockyard interests under court supervision, divestment from public markets and newspapers, and complete disassociation from the retail meat trade, groceries, and related products. It also orders abandonment of branch operations and ongoing submission to federal jurisdiction to prevent monopolistic conspiracies.
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United States District Court
Save Fifth Avenue Move Would Relocate New York Garment Trade
Business leaders plan to shift the entire garment industry west of Seventh Avenue to form a central garment hub. They envision four sixteen story cooperative buildings totaling 1.4 million square feet with annual rents around 700000, promising substantial savings and a new factory district away from Fifth Avenue. Sixty manufacturers with vast output valued at 9690,000 would participate, with others invited to join as the project proves practical.
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New York
Dee
Fifth Avenue
America
Save
Seventh Avenue
Investigation of Federal Trade Commission Hearings Mentioned
A fragment notes asks to study the FTC investigations and to conduct independent inquiries. The reference mentions hearings before congressional committees and a topic tied to regulatory oversight. The text references Reliable Auto Painting and a street address style fragment.
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Cla
Federal Trade Commission
Wyoming merger unites four firms into Elk Basin consortium
Chicago announces a consolidation of Elk Basin Petroleum Grass Creek Petroleum and Keoughan Hurst Drilling to form a new Wyoming oil company capitalized at 15 million. The plan shows 6 million stock on hand 9 million to fund expansion 2 million cash 500000 drilling equipment 180000 acres of leases across Texas Oklahoma Wyoming Louisiana Colorado New Mexico and holdings in Mexico and Colombia with current earnings about 1.2 million yearly expected to double.
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Chicago
Elk Basin Petroleum Company
Grass Creek Petroleum Company
Keoughan-Hurst Drilling Company
Wyoming
Elk Basin aSee Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Colorado
New Mexico
Mexico
United States
Colombia
Notorious train bandit Carlisle returns to Rawlins prison
William L. Carlisle is back in the state penitentiary at Rawlins with a sentence of 25 to 50 years. Sheriff Lon Roach of Platte County accompanied Carlisle and his guard from the pen to Rawlins and returned home through Cheyenne. Warden Brine greeted Carlisle with a joke and the short leave ended as Carlisle resumes confinement.
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William L. Carlisle
Cheyenne
Carlisle
Rawlins
Lon Roach
Platte County
Dike Lewis
Penitentiary
Brine
Bill
Carissa
Howdy
Cap
Czernin Praises British Chivalry In Air War Tale
Berlin dispatch recounts Count Czernin praising British courage in the air over France. Baron Richthofen and an English flyer reportedly clashed when Richthofen’s aircraft failed and the English pilot signaled and departed, honoring chivalry in combat.
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Berlin
Des
Count Czernin
Baron Richthofen
France
Richthofen
Engustiman
Noted Buffalo rancher preserves relics of 1866 Fetterman Massacre
Buffalo expert Chris Hepp discusses relics from the Fetterman massacre with editor John T. Hawkes. Hepp recalls steel arrowheads, a willow shaft, bullets found in burial boxes, and a mummified Lieut. Bingham, plus a colored handkerchief taken from a victim.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Thee
John T. Hawkes
The
Buffalo Vole
Chris Hepp
Kearney
Hawkes
Port Phil Kearney
Fetterman
Sheridan
George Grier
Grier
Hepp
Custer
Montana
Lieut
Bingham
Sergeant Powers
Mr. Hepp
Auto Tite Vulcanizing and Repairing Advertising
Auto Tite Vulcanizing and repairing and retroading guaranteed. Pisins Au to Company.
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Pisins Auto Company
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Red
Thomas Bahkanob
W. 17Th Street
New
Manhattan
S0th
89Th Street
Czernin
Castoria
Klein & Harris
Wyoming Rancher
Heppene
Fort Kearney
Aewes
Chris Hopp
Arly
Ligier’s
Beauty Paulers
Capitol Ave
American National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Klein's
Klein's Music Store
Capitol Avenue
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