New York Population Compared With London In Census Study
A Census Bureau analysis compares New York City and London populations, noting New York City proper at 4.77 million in 1910 with a 964 square mile metropolitan district of 6.47 million, while London’s 1947 estimates show a city of about 49.7 thousand and a metropolitan core over 1 million workers. War plant impact and front-line losses are discussed as factors shaping each city’s demographic trajectory.
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Vane
New York
Census Bureau
London
New Mock
New Jersey
Newark
Pateraon
Jersey City
New York City
Bronx
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
Redmond
City of London
Furnishings arrive for new court room in Laramie county
Workers begin installing permanent furniture in the district court room after tearing out temporary setups from John Gordillo trial. The judge’s bench of oak stands tall and austere, with a simple jury box and opera style spectator seats, all crafted in oak and featuring a railing to separate officials from the public.
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Laramie County
Duby
John Gordillo
Secretary of State Resigns Office Schedules Change
Washington June 4 Unders Secretary of State Frank L Polk has resigned to effective June 4 Wilson accepted resignation due to health reasons after five years of service He will be succeeded by Newman Z Davis and Dowan Es ling in the treasury post and as economic adviser to the peace delegates at Ports Polk plans a long rest before returning to private practice in New York.
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Ecretary
Washington
Prank L. Polk
Wilson
Newmen Z. Davis
The
Treasury
Polk
State Department
New York
Sidewalk on City-County Building Completed
Work on the aft side sidewalk of the city county building finished with concrete placed and compacted early. Crews tamped in place and smoothed surface. curb and anchors set, final cleaning and inspection completed by day’s end.
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Indore
T Oelock
FISHING BULLETIN REPORTS POOR CONDITIONS IN WYOMING STREAMS
The weekly federal forest service bulletin notes muddy waters and poor fishing across several Wyoming streams. Big Goose Creek Eastern brook trout and rainbow trout present but waters muddy. Encampment Creek reports poor fishing with eastern brook and rainbow trout. Shell Creek native trout with rising water and one rainbow of eight pounds found on a gravel bar. Tongue River and Drayton areas show muddy water and poor fishing with limited success.
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Wyoming
Federal Forest Service
Big Goose Creek
Big Horn
SHELL
Tongue River
Drayton
West
York
Spring Creek
Popo Awic
Postal Pay Increase Bill Heads to Wilson
Washington June 5 Cop statement notes a pay raise measure for postal workers has cleared the legislature and now advances to President Wilson for signature. The bill grants a two percent increase effective soon after enactment.
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Wilson Washington
Bolshevik Offensive Reported From Pripet Front
London dispatches say a new Bolshevik offensive began between the Pripet region and the Dnieper with Polish forces including 16,000 cavalry and one infantry division along a Bralow to Biela Vaczerkoy line. Persian officials in London deny any Bolshevik advance from the Caspian coast.
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London
Pripet
Doieper
Bralow
Biela Vaczerkoy
Caspian Sea
Ukrainian prisoners shot after alleged atrocities claim
Beane June 4 report states that 87 Bolshevik emissaries captured by Galician Ukrainian troops were condemned to death and executed. The article alleges Bolshevik forces committed extraordinary atrocities against the local population.
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Beane
Helal Squreds
American Typhus Precautions Expand Overseas Offices
Major General Rupert Blue former head of the U S public health service arrives in Paris to study European health conditions with Dr G M Gonverse and open American quarantine offices. He reports typhus cases among soldiers returning home and seeks an expanded staff to enforce the February 15 1893 quarantine law.
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Paris
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
Europe
G M. Gonverse
American Wealth Service
Washington
America
Euroa
United States
Vetoed Budget System Bill Tests Executive Power
President Wilson tonight reloaded the bill to establish a budget system and submitting department appropriation estimates. He argued Congress would gain power to remove the comptroller general, a power he says should stay with the executive. An attempt to override the veto failed in the House by 176 to 103.
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Washington
Wilson Thonight
Congress
Executive Department
House
Committee Forms to Aid World War Veterans Relief
A Laramba County effort organizes a veterans relief group to ease red tape and secure benefits. Frank J. Wiffler chairs the new committee with Mingo M. Guilfoil as secretary and Harry B. Henderson Jr. on the executive board. The aim focuses on burial bonuses, travel allowances, and vocational training to relieve veterans' woes.
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Laramba County
Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Wiffler
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Mingo M. Guilfoil
Home Service Department
the Red Cross
Harry B. Henderson Jr
Ey Ormaunisation
la Maths
Kia
Vocational Rehabilitation Report Sparks Education Panel Critique
Washington June 4 The federal board for vocational rehabilitation faced sharp censure from the Lowe education committee over alleged inexcusable inefficiency in rehabilitation efforts. The Telcoat report urged improvements and outlined proposed reforms to fix program shortcomings.
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Washington
Federal Board For Vocation Stuensee
Louwe Education Committee
Enormous Wood Campaign Fund Proves Elusive
Horace J. Blebbins says audit needed to estimate the Wood national campaign fund. Kenyon suggests adding 74,290 to 91,180,000. Sprague logged at 91,180,000. Pomerene backs about 226,000 more. Senate committees to report on inquiry expansion through the November election.
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Horace J. Blebbins
Stern
Wood National Campaign Committee
Kenyon
A. A. Sprague
Wood Fund
Chicago
Pomerenc
Ohio
Sprague
Slebbing
Senate
Pomerene
Senate Passes Repeal of All War Statues
Washington June 4 After brief deliberation the Senate approved the house joint resolution to repeal about 60 war acts from the statute books with minor amendments the Lever food control and the trading with the enemy acts excluded. The measure now goes to conference and to the president.
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Washington
Senate
House
Fragmented OCR Item Notes Postponement Details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names such as O'Neil Douglas Hubbell and CcLUBS in Philadelphia and Chicago area references. It references postponed events or meetings, with scattered city and person names and partial addresses. The readable portion does not form a complete event or clear action.
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Bostom
New York
Hos
O'Neil
Douglas
Hubbell
Cclubs
Philadelphia
St. Louia
Doak
Clemmons
Alexander
Killifer
O'Farrell
Unknown OCR Sports Brief Mentions Multiple Teams
Fragmentary note lists teams and players like Cleveland St Louis New York Philadelphia and Washington Boston. It references rain and two games scheduled for tomorrow without clear outcomes or complete details.
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Aeetene Lane
Cluubs
Cleveland
Erree
St. Louis
I Bagby
Ubi
O'Neil
Sutherland and
Levereld
New York
Philadelphia
Styles
Lage
Hannah
Naylor
Rommel
Keefe
Daves
Washington
Boston
De Valera Seeks Irish Republic Plank in U S Platform
De Valera arrives in Chicago from New York and states his plan to push a plank supporting recognition of the Irish republic in the Republican platform. He hopes the plank is adopted by both parties and intends to visit Dublin after.
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DE Valera
Chicago
Hamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Ghicago
New York
United States
Wool contracts under dispute shock Natrona flockmasters
The dispute centers on drafts issued by Silbermann & Sons of Chicago to Natrona County flockmaster Eugene McCarthy and agents for wool contracts worth about 85 000 pounds. A price drop in Boston and draft protests prompt potential lawsuits for damages if contracts fail to net the agreed 9 cents a pound.
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Silbermann & Sons
Chicago
Boston
Chicago House
Eugene McCarthy
Natrona County
Slibermann & Sons
Arthur Akeroyd
Keystone Shop Company
McCarthy Sheep Company
McCarthy
Im. Inc
Casper
Akeroyd
Akecroyd
Silbermane
University of Wyoming trustees reelect Dr. Nelson and faculty
In Laramie on a Wednesday Thursday meeting, Dr. Aven Nelson and nearly all faculty were re elected. Several had resigned. The board re elected all officers and sent a letter of appreciation to Prof. C. B. Ridgeway after 24 years of service before his move to California. The board also reviewed the building situation and found no immediate plan to engage a new university plant.
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Laramie
Wyo
Aven Nelson
University of Wyoming
C. B. Ridgeway
California
Man Named As VP Candidate For Republican Convention
Announcement in New York states Governor Br. L. Beckman of Rhode Island would be the party's vice presidential nominee at Chicago. A campaign committee has been organized to support the bid.
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New York
BR. L. Beckman
Rhode Island
Chicago
Senate OKs bill to restore wartime alien property
The Senate approved a House bill authorizing the alien property custodian to return property seized during the war to citizens of former enemy countries who now reside in independent states under the Versailles treaty.
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Genaye
Washington
Senate
Wyoming oil firm expands wireless service amid remote operations
The Oral Petroleum company announces new wireless apparatus and expanded communication links to support field work in the Fertoll Neld area near Hawling Wye. The move aims to improve city and camp connectivity for oil operations.
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Wyoming Oil Company
Hawling
Wye
Oral Petroleum Company
Lowden Gains Delegates At Wood Expense
The Republican National Committee awarded 25 delegates to Lowden backers, while Wood supporters lost an equal number. The panel split on several contests across Mississippi Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee and other states, with committee members citing party regularity and local machinery as basis for seating decisions. A Hugo Scott and Albert Kelley seating in Oklahoma influenced results amid broader party harmony rhetoric.
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Ast
Lowden
Republican National Committee
Wood
Lowde
Mississippi
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Govo Mitteeman Talbot
Tennessee
F. A. Ghureh
Memphis
Blanton Blocks House Action on Bergdoll Investigation
Washington June 4 Representative Blanton Democrat Texas prevented action by the House on a resolution seeking a congressional investigation into the escape of Grover C Bergdoll a draft evader convicted in Philadelphia Representative Mondell Republican leader said no further effort would be made to bring up the resolution.
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Washington
Blanton
Texas
House
Grover C. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Mondell
Wyoming
Commission Named to Settle Hard Coal Wage Dispute
President Wilson appointed a three member wage commission to settle the anthracite field dispute. Willan O Thompson represents the public and New State University, a McAdoo area miner from the United Mine Workers, and William L Connell of Scranton represents the operators.
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Washington
Wilson
Willan 0. Thompson
Lo State University
N. J. Ferry
McAdoosylvania
United Mine Workers of America
William L Connell
Scranton
Penn
Local Jurists Swap Roles In Albany County Court
Judge Tidball of Laramie presided in the local district room handling Ammons case and minor matters. Judge Mentzer arrived to sit in Tidball’s court while Tidball holds court in Chambers with Albany county business pending. Whittington and Labhart cover reporting duties amid the transition.
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W. J. Tidball
Laramie
Ammons
Mentzer
Tidball
Albany County
Mentaer
Whittington
Fred Labhart
Theft probe uncovers second case involving pelts and truck
Investigation into the theft of 84 sheep pelts from the Kramish Mie & Pur company led to the discovery of a separate heist of a motor truck from the Diamond company and 68 pelts recovered. The pelts were found loaded on the truck abandoned near the town outskirts, linked to the suspects known as the Woven.
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Rawlins
Kramish Mie & Pur Company
Diamond Ol Company
Senator Moses Attacks Steamroller Tactics at Convention
Chicago June 4. Senator Moses of New Hampshire charges the Republican National Committee used steamroller methods to seat delegates for General Wood. He condemns preconvention contortions, links them to 1892 and 1912 patterns, and urges fair credentials judging by convention rules.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Moses of New
Wood
London
Moses
National Committee
St. Louis
Washington
Aria
Hays
Woods
Ae Soy
Union
Johnson
Minneapolis
George W. Perkins
Joioence
Prevost Found Guilty in First Degree Murder
Mount Clements June 4. Ployd Prevost was found guilty of the murder of J. Stanley Brown by a circuit court jury after about three hours deliberation. The verdict reads guilty of murder in the first degree.
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Mount Clements
Minh
Ployd Prevost
J. Stanley Own
New Mexico Democrats Name Double Delegation
The state convention of New Mexico Democrats adjourned with a double delegation allocated twelve delegates each holding half a vote. No alternates exist under the unit rule, and the coin vote on delegates concluded the action.
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New Mexico
Democrats
Roswell
Pale Tod Bey
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