Henry Ford Takes Stand in Tribune Libel Suit
Henry Ford testifies in Mish. on the Chicago Daily Tribune libel suit. Evidence centers on Tribune editorials and Detroit Free Press pieces praising Ford and his $5 minimum wage plan. Delavigne’s pacifist piece cited Ford funding universal peace. Ford to resume testimony tomorrow.
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Henry Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune
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Salt Creek Oil Deals Value in Hundreds of Millions
Salt Creek Producers Association gained control of 14,400 acres across National Petroleum NY Co and associated interests plus Midwest Oil Co holdings. Analysts estimate Salt Creek acreage could yield up to 750 million barrels as the second sand expands beyond the first, strengthening the region’s proven potential.
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Salt Creek
Statiaicians
Association
National Petroleum and New York
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Associated (i Co
Midwest of Co
Wall Creek
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Lake Dumouchel Promises Abundant Red Trout
Fishermen are invited to Lake Dumouchel known for abundant red trout. The piece suggests easy access from Mont Laurier within twenty minutes and mentions nearby lakes and tourism infrastructure in the Laurentians.
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Lake Dumouchel
Mont Laurier
Drilling Move Planned On Upper Greybull Prospect
BASIN Wyo July 14 T Stewart Kinney moves a rig and drilling gear to the Anderson ranch 25 miles above Meeteese on the upper Greybull. Drilling will start once materials arrive, extending farther up the Greybull than any prior wildcat prospecting.
Automobile thieves sent to state pen in two cases
Deputy Morrison returned from Rawlings with J. Fern Robinson, an automobile thief, sentenced to seven to ten years. William Cole received one to two years for sodomy. Robinson broke into the Kleinke garage and stole a car owned by D. J. Howell. John Dickerson remains bound over on a district court hearing with bail set at 750.
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L. W. Morrison
Rawlings
J. Fern Robinson
William Cole
Robingson
Kleinke
D. J. Howell
John Dickerson
Potato Beetle Pest Spreads to Cheyenne
The Colorado potato beetles are killing many potatoes in Cheyenne gardens. If not kept off the plants they may destroy the crop. Spray vines with Paris green and lime solution at one ounce each per three gallons of water. Do not use on foliage of edible plants.
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Colorado
Cheyenne
Sowall
County Clerk Takes Well Earned Vacation
County Clerk Mrs Kin Fr Graham left Sunday for Seattle Washington and other Northwest points for six to eight weeks of visiting and travel. She is accompanied by her sister Mrs James Speilman of Pinion Nebraska.
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Kin FR. Graham
Seattle
Wash
Northwest
James Speilman
Pinion
Neb
Licenses to Trade With Germany Issued by State Dept
General licenses covering import and export trade with Germany were issued by the war trade division with Acting Secretary Polk approving. Except for U S relations, trade may begin at once.
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Germany
Associated Press
War Trade Division
State Department
Polk
Inter- United States
Three Die as Naval Seaplane Dives in Philadelphia Channel
A Cana dian F-5L seaplane crashed into the Philadelphia Navy Yard back channel during a practice flight testing radio telephony. Ensign Roerick Chief Machinist Mate Erkle and Coxswain H G Sander died. two others were injured and bodies not recovered. Cause undetermined.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Roerick
Erkle
H. G. Sander
Navy Hospital
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