Sir Horace Plunkett Seen as Irish Progress Leader
Irish leader Sir Horace Plunkett, visiting America to influence opinion on the Irish question, is praised for advancing Ireland through agricultural development. The known expert on Irish history, Mr. Lecky, lauds his contributions. He headed agriculture and industries efforts and spent a decade ranching in this state.
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Sir Horace Plunkett
America
Wyoming
Mr. Lecky
Horace Pokett
Sir Horace
Department of Agriculture and Technles
He & Am
The Courage to Admit Witchcraft Errors
Yesterday in Borton the great grandson of a famed early judge died. The elder judge confessed that condemning witches was wrong, a brave act amid era of witchcraft mania and executions. His son faced backlash. the moral lesson endures about courage and vision.
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Borton
John Wesley
Praia
Europe
America
Lorraine
John D. Rockefeller Jr Forty-Fifth Birthday Profile
A short profile marks John D. Rockefeller Jr s forty fifth birthday noting his abstinence from alcohol and tobacco his theater interest church work skating violin and drives in the park It highlights his birth in Cleveland attendance at Brown University marriage to Abby Aldrich in 1901 and their six children He is described as potentially the richest heir to the Rockefeller fortune in time with a vast wealth projection.
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John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Abby Aldrich
Rhode Island
World governments faltering as democracy questioned
The piece argues global distrust in democracy, noting many nations lack stable government. It cites Portugal celebrating a republic day amid monarchist protests, while Russia China and several European states reportedly have no effective governments, signaling possible drift toward anarchy and widespread fear among thinkers.
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Paris
Tex Rickard Promoter's Checkered Career in Boxing World
George L. Rickard known as Tex Rickard offers $100,000 to lure Jess Willard back to boxing for the world title and contemplates a bout with Dempsey or Carpentier. He faces arena costs around 50 to 55 thousand dollars, totaling about 156,000 in outlays. Rickard’s life spans Texas to the Klondike, from cowboy marshal to early Dawson Nome promoter, with luck yielding significant gains in mining ventures and saloons.
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George L. Rickard
Jess Willard
Hickard
Willard
Champen
Jack Dempsey
George Carpentier
Rickard
Sporting
Bet Rickard
Rancs City
Panhandle
Texas
Henrietta
Chilcoot Pas
Klondike
Circle City
Dawson
Nome
Building to Be Aided By Government Under New Plan Urged
Washington January 25 Associated Press reports the Department of Labor urges federal action to aid building as war contracts end. It cites stalled plants, loss of war contracts, and need for immediate capital. Proposals include using real estate mortgages as collateral for federal home building banks and loans up to about 200 million dollars for builders and manufacturers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. G
Barly Action Co
Department of Labor
Grain Board Chief Denies Impairment of Fixed Prices
Julius Darnes, president of the administration corporation, told grain men there would be no impairment in the government fixed buying price for the current crop year and that the grain corporation did not intend to sell flour stocks below the standard price.
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New York
Julius Darnes
Adminibetration Corporation
Grain Men
Cegrma
Grain Corporation
Senate balks at underwriting cotton specs by embargo
Washington January 29 The Senate failed to vote on a military committee bill amid extended debate over amendments tied to Hitchcock substitute. Cham berlain Oregon said he would press to stay in session until enactment. An interior claims adjustment amendment passed while McKellar Tennessee saw War department to bar contractor name disclosure. Senate rejected a six month ban on Egyptian long staple cotton imports.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Senate
Chamberlain
Oregon
Breadermen
Nevada
Secretary of the Interior
McKellar
Tennessee
War Department
Congress
Smith
Arizona
Turkg oppression of Daeas despite armistice terms
Constantinople dispatch reports from Nodlotos that Greek communities on the Black Sea coast face ongoing Turkish oppression. The Greek paper claims 260,000 Greeks were massacred and 256,000 displaced to Russia, with Turkish officers serving as police chiefs and Greeks returning from Russia detained, while Greek property remains under Turkish control.
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Associated Pree
Constantinople
Black Sea
Nodlotos
Russia
Karasoon
Ino
Bremen’s Spartacans Lose Power In Finance Crisis
Berlin reports say Bremen’s Spartacan rule collapsed not by force but through financial collapse as funds were looted, salaries paid, banks balked, and a Bremen constituent assembly agreed to take over authority while restoring legal order and press freedom. Five hundred women stormed a charity office in Wilkes-Barre over custody of Dorothy Smith after her mother’s influenza death.
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Berlin
Bremen
Spartacana
Wilkee Barre
Dorothy Smith
Wyoming Refining Co Reports Big Attendance at Stockholders Meeting
The Wyoming Refining Co held its annual stockholders meeting in Cheyenne with strong attendance amid news of new Osage leases and forthcoming drilling. The firm plans multiple wells in Osage and Bartlesville areas, with rigs under construction and several gassy prospects already productive. Directors elected included C. O. Morrison of First National Bank, Bayard.
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Anual
The
Wyoming Refsing Company
Cheyenne ,Esterday
Jlardin
Mont
Cheridan
Wyo
Osage
Wyoming Refining Company
C. O. Morrison
First National Bank
Bayard
Prominent figures steer Nebraska bank to success
A clipped notice mentions Leo Ravman a prominent Denver Tulsa operator and Trinnier outlining leadership for a bank and related enterprises in Nebraska. It notes supervision of field operations and honors a president whose efforts built the company into a successful basis.
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Nab
Nebraska
South Africa Denounces Separatist Plan Prompting Deputation
CAPETOWN January 29 Associated Press dispatch reports the government condemning a separatist plan. A Nationalist deputation, headed by Pieter Grover, grandson of President Kruger, is to travel to Parliament to present proposals for an independent South Africa.
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Associated
Capetown
Dewer
Pieter Grover
Tres Ednt Kruger
Natiist
Bloemfontin Congress
Ney
Pears
South Africa
St Paul club names trainer and possible rehire
St Paul jam notes the American League club will employ George Kubles as trainer for the season, a role he filled last year before resigning to start a business. Charles Hitte, formerly trainer, may be re-engaged when he returns from overseas with the Canadian army.
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ST. Paul
Jam
Wil
Bay
George Kubles
Charles Hitte
Teapot Syndicate Secures Drilling Lease Near Teapot Dome
Cyrus W. Barnholt acquires a drilling contract adjoining the Mosher well on the north half and surrounding quarters in section 22, township 39 north range 78 west, totaling 160 acres. The map places the site closer to Teapot Dome apex than Section 10, noted as a highly favorable location.
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Immedi
Mosher
Texas
Wyoming
Colorado
Salt Creek
Wall Creek
Cosden
Conden & Rae
Cyrus W. Barnholt
Bean
Teapot Dome
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REDS
Wyoming Refining Co
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wyyoming Refining Company
Bartlesville
Wagoner County
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Teapol Syndicate
Out West Petroleum Company
Gether
R. J. Mosher
Out West
Out West Petroleum
Uniat
Perler
Conner Mires Wyoming
Ee Stein Ag
Wyoming Brokerage Company
Chetenne, Wyoming
Utah-Wyoming Brokerage Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Dalver Brokerage Company
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