Petroleum policy shifts Mexican oil under U S state supervision
Wyoming industries lead with a total $285 070 790 in oil output as the United States restructures oil policy. The state department announces Mexican oil matters will move from the Mexican section to a general oil policy under the secretary of state. The change aims to treat oil issues as a national concern affecting American welfare rather than as a forum topic for foreign governments.
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Ashington
Associated Press
State Department
Mexico
Charles §. Hill
Wyoming
United States Geological Survey
Commissioner Hill
Lovell
Pioneer
Casper
Lowell
Basin
Cowley
Greybull
Salt Creek
Cardinal Gibbons Near Death As Last Sacraments Administered
Baltimore Dec 31 An official bulletin from Bishop Corrigan reports Cardinal Gibbons seriously ill at Robert T. Shiver's home in Maryland. He has received the last sacraments and priests are urged to pray for his speedy recovery or a peaceful death. Priests to recite litany after masses and include Pro Infirmis in prayers, with religious communities asked to intensify prayers. The cardinal's physician notes two fainting spells this morning.
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Corrigan
O. B. Carrigan
Macra
Charles O'Donovan
Year 1920 Wyoming Wealth Surges Across Industries
Wyoming in 1920 shows combined riches across petroleum mining and agriculture totaling about 285 million dollars, up roughly 50 million from the prior year. Petroleum output reached 17.7 million barrels valued around 141.8 million, with livestock the sole laggard, yet overall progress remains strong and 1921 outlook appears promising.
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Wyoming
Senator Penrose Returns to Washington to Resume Duties
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania signals his return to Washington and public affairs by giving an interview on tariff and government issues, meeting a few senators, posing for photographs, and preparing for active congressional work starting next week.
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Washington
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Congress
House
Senate Finance Committee
Hledt Harding
Harding
Marion
Dublin authorities deny De Valera landing report
Authorities in Dublin and Dublin newspapers have no information confirming Hamond De Valera’s arrival in Ireland. Harry Boland, secretary to De Valera, claimed he had landed, but officials and press in Dublin offered no confirmation as of tonight. The item appears amid broader news on U S tariff debates and Wyoming oil industry outlook.
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DE Valera Landing
UBLIN
Associated Press
Dublin Castle
Dublin
Hamonn de Valera
Ireland
New York
Dec
Harry Boland
Hamonn
Burglars Loot Beatty Home For Clothes In Cap Ave Scam
A group described as a swell mob robbed the Beatty residence at 23820 Capitol Avenue between 9:30 and 10 PM. They entered by the front door, used a skeleton key, and stole a large clothing collection while Mr and Mrs Beatty were at a Masonic event. The maid or butler Lloyd Saunders interrupted the thieves, limiting loss to garments only. The haul included a brown velour suit, an embroidered tan suit, a beaver cape, three coats, and fur trimmed pieces.
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C. L. Beatty
Union Trust Company
Beatty
Capitol Avenue
Jimmy
Lloyd Saunders
Doly
Masonic Temple
Saunders
Mr. Beatty
Saunder
Beattys
Mrs. Beatty
San Francisco
General Harris Faces Ten Day Jail Over Draft Records
Major General Peter C. Harris adjuvant general of the army was sentenced to ten days in jail for contempt after refusing to produce selective service records in Ohio divorce proceedings. The sentence was suspended on appeal, with release possible if records are produced. The case involves an affidavit by Mrs. Mary H. Walsh for her husband Henry H. Walsh.
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Ashington
Peter C. Harris
Army
Justice Siddons
District Supreme Court
Ohio
Harris
Siddons
War Department
Tradition to Be Ignored at Harding Inauguration Parade
Washington report notes a shift from carriage to automobile for President elect Warren G. Harding on March 4. The Cleveland Grays national guards will serve as Harding's personal guard during the inaugural events.
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Harding
Ashington
Warren G. Harding
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland Grays
Two Suspects Identified in Attack on Mrs Daisy Odom
Mrs Daisy Odom identified by voice and appearance two negro suspects believed to be the assailants in the noon hour attack on her home at 1818 14 O'Neil Street. Police and victim concur the suspects are the same individuals who subjected the white mother of two to severe manhandling just before 1 PM Thursday.
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Daisy Odom
Nurse Schulz bound over as murder case proceeds in Cheyenne
Preliminary hearing in Cheyenne tests Nurse William Schulz charged with murdering two infants at Cheyenne Private Hospital. Three witnesses heard before adjournment. Pinkerton detective R L Bradley testified a tablet with two deadly substances was found in Schulz's grip on return to the city in custody. Mrs Odom visits scene as police identify a guard among suspects in a related attack.
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Willam A. Schulz
Cheyenne
W. H. Edwards
Wyoming Weekend Weather Forecast
The forecast calls for fair conditions Saturday and Sunday with a minor snowfall expected in the northwest region on Sunday. Temperatures trend warmer in the northwest Saturday and in the east on Sunday.
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Wyoming
Northwest
East
Prohibition Ogre Stalks New Year Revelers in Old New York
New York on January 1 sees revelers amid prohibition era tension as ogre figures in blue coats and civilians roam among crowds. Police monitor disturbances during the New Year celebration described as a grim scene amid enforcement.
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New York
York
Townley defies Legion in Kansas to stop work
A C Townley head of the Non-Partisan League refused to leave the country or halt organizing in Kansas after a local American Legion post asked him to depart. Townley said he would continue work to establish League branches and enforce government oversight, despite calls to quit. Police and revenue agents enforced the dry New Year climate, patrolling districts and cafes as the 18th Amendment loomed.
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Kan
A.C. Townley
American Legion
Townley
Battery
Manhattan
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