Ireland Home Rule Debate and US Diplomatic Caution
The article argues that Irish home rule remains a central goal despite Britain’s land and food acts. It notes Sinn Feiner activity in the United States, critiques possible U.S. interference urged by Irish MPs, and stresses religion as a core obstacle. It urges Protestant and Catholic communities in Ireland to pursue full home rule while addressing mutual fears.
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S Uy
Dritheh
Ireland
London
United States
Boston
New York
Men Feiner
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Mr. Balfour
Lord Sackville
Venezuela
Bagatelie
Home Rule
Mc Devlin
Belfast
Wiheann
Leland
Devlin
Mr. Winson
Wilson
England
Scotland
America
British Empire
Rome
Ulster
Green River Petroleum prepares LaBarge field operations
May 31 Opal received the first car of Green River Petroleum machinery to be moved to LaParge fields. The company, led by Cheyenne members with William Jeffers of Union Pacific as president, holds a lease on state school lands there. New F. Drayton of Thermopolis will supervise the field work, noted as a leading driller in the state.
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Cheyenne River Oil Company
Cheyenne River
Installing Machinery In LaBarge Oil Field Inspection Trip
Reports from LaBarge describe the large standard rig being erected as the region’s biggest outlay of machinery and material. Seven loads of material were delayed at Opal last week due to poor roads, with better weather bringing relief to oil men. Dominick Pouchi of Sublet and G W Muir of Elk Basin United Oil company traveled to Elk Basin to inspect company property. Muir is selling stock locally while Pouchi facilitates Sublet investors expected to buy stock.
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LaBarge
Opal
Dominick Pouchi
Sublet
G. W. Muir
Elk Basin
Oil men visit Kemmerer for field exploration
More 1 Men Visit. Kemmerer is the rendezvous for number of new oil men this week. Charles K. Costelli of Twin Falls Idaho and P. T. Denney arrived in town last week and have been looking over the fields. They were interested in the local fields by J. J. Herschman formerly of Fossil who has large holdings in that district. Dr. Herschman is also here looking after his interests. A number of parties from the California oil fields are also visiting in his section.
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Kemmerer
Charles K. Costelli
Twin Falls
Idaho
P. T. Denney
J. J. Herschman
Fossil
Herschman
California
Washington elk die because they are too numerous
Washington elk in Olympic National Forest are starving as the herd size grows beyond available browse. Forest Ranger Morgenroth notes calves are scarce, many elk are found weak or dead from exposure, with winter weather and scarce forage across Twin Creek Curtis Creek and surrounding bottoms.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Chris. Morgenroth
Olympic National Forest
Fred A. Fischer
Spruce, Wash
Curtis Creek
Twin
Curtis Creeks
Governor Pardons Helpers in Recapture Case
Danver May 31 Unconditional pardons were granted to Walter Miller and Roy O Connor convicts facing long terms by Quant and Robert Henry, short terms. The pardons followed their assistance in recapture operations and were issued by the governor.
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Danver
Walter Miller
Roy O'Connor
Fy Quant
Robert Henry
New Rotary Rig Planned for Glenhurst Oil Lease
Glenhurst Wyoming Oil company will install a new rotary and standard drilling rig on the Section 31 34 75 lease in the Big Muddy field. VP C H McWhinnie says the rig is en route and work will start upon arrival. Section 31 shows promise near two recently brought in wells. Cole Creek field gear is ready though awaiting supplies. A reported strike in Cole Creek by Merritt corporation would affect Glenhurst stock due to adjacent holdings.
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Glenhurst Wyoming Oil Company
Big Muddy
C. H. McWhinnie
Glenhurst
Cole Creek
Merritt Corporation
Glenhurat Wyoming
Merritt
Wyoming oil drill plans loom as stock sales surge
Cheyenne River Co plans early drilling with a rig on site and a second rig to be erected while Plymouth Rock stock activity heats up nearby investors. Douglas Wyoming Co shifts to stock financing as a 1500 foot well progresses and a 4000 foot rig is readied for deeper targets. Merritt Associate touts the Big Muddy field as proven with prospects for sections 7 8 and 9 to yield oil once the pool area is mapped.
Rear Admiral Sims Nominated for Vice Admiral Visit Paris Station
Rear Admiral Sims, named by the president for vice admiral, is pictured entering a Paris railroad station en route to confer with naval officials. The image captures a key moment in his formal nomination process and international naval discussions.
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Sims
Let
Paris
Naval
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E. A. Swezer
A. V. Eehternach
Meath
Europe
Christian Science Monitor
Lipstud
Kemmierer OH
Green River Petroleum Company
Washington
Rotary Ric
Plymouth Rock
Rapid Ratf
Plymouth Rock Oil Company
Pathfinder
Cheyenne River CO
Douglas Wyoming CO
Douglas Wyoming Off
EF. M. Thomasson
Douglas Wyoming
Brewning Basin
Douglas
Merritt Associate
C. FP. Clay
Merritt Oil & Gas*company
Wyoming
Admiral Sims
Casper, Wyo
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Glenrock
Glenrock Pet
Grass Creek O& G
Hall Tree
Jupiter
Kinney Northwest
Enree
Superior
Capitol Avenue
Elkmorn
Kiraey
Phowte
Cheyenne
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