Chicago Wool Center Move Aims To Supplant Boston
Chicago bankers and wool grower representatives formed a committee to promote Chicago as the wool marketing and financing center. The plan envisions a $161 000 500 annual fund to warehouse and finance wool, with Western bankers urged to back the credit extension. Nebraska Senator Mitchellcock, Montana Senator Walsh, Nevada Senator Pitman, Oregon Senator Chamberlain, and Utah Senator K led the conference. The wool market mirrors cotton 1944 conditions with limited demand and no loans available to growers.
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Brepoaitiba
American Wool Growers’ Association
Chicago
Boston Sitka
Mmitehcock
Nebraska
Walsh
Montana
Pitlman
Nevada
Chamberlain
Oregon
Utah
Campaign plans for San Francisco Republican convention
A student outlines that the campaign will interview every delegate before the convention opens and seek access to each state delegation during the convention in Chicago. The party aims to gain Democratic national leaders’ endorsement on the site and secure support for the party’s chosen slate.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Democratic Hope in San Francisco Convention Noted
The speaker claims confidence that Democratic delegates will demand a clear stance on issues, urging rejection of ambiguity on the league of nations and warning against political skullduggery. He notes the Chicago convention’s stance but defers on specific candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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San Frantisco
San Francisco
League of Nations
America
Chicago
Lodge
Johnson
Infant burials prompt police probe in East Ninth Street area
A newborn infant was found buried in a cracker box on East Ninth Street and later identified as unclaimed. A second infant found April 20 belonged to Mr. and Mrs. George James of 2115 Bent Street and buried behind their home.
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East Ninth Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Mrr
George James
Bent Street
James
Lake Minnehaha
Rocky Mountain News
Eete Besel
Barly
Ak Mig Daese
Les
Creekside Bourbon Pour Sparks Cheyenne Debate
The creekside area below the bridge is expected to receive a premium seal at high water as bourbon is poured in small installments. Critics call it an outrage while supporters suggest gifting to hospitals, but courts may restrain such action. The liquor will likely be stored by the United States marshal with no provisions allowing donations to hospitals.
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Lincoln Highway
Steppy Jack
Wee
Cheyenne
Olreles
United States
Cardinal Gibbon to Open Naval Convention
Reports indicate Cardinal Gibbon will open the naval convention with a solemn address. The article notes disturbing references to illicit burials and calls for immediate action to prevent recurrence of horrific practices. It mentions Wyoming birth restrictions and plans to implement a close check on all newborns.
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Cardinal Gibbon
Wyoming
Babs
Venire of Sixty Five for Cordillo Trial Prepared
Court officials completed the venire for the Cordillo trial. Cheyenne residents lead with twenty eight jurors including E G Meyers and John W Moyer among list. Pine Bluffs contributes eleven, Burns area several, Hillsdale and Win three each. Jury members from Cheyenne include Harold Bronnahan and John Régaman. Burns list features John Thompson and Fred Boyd. Regular court session to start July 6 with Cordillo case first on docket. all jurors to report at 10 a.m. July 6.
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Yesterda
Pete
John Gordillo
Sirial
John Cordillo
Pine Bluffs
Burns
Hillsdale
Iwin
E. G. Meyersa
John W. Moyer
C. F. Schmidt
James Buckley
Robert Whitney
Robert Davidson
G .W. Ulelch
Hf. Robertson
John F. Lanten
Stephen . W. H. Woolston
L. C. Hinkle
W. EB. Benamin
C Goldstein
F. A. Taylor
W. H. Kisinke
J. K. Byron
M. A. Hurt
A. Dildine
Dick Gombs
Philip T. Furner
James i. G. Henderson
A. Staple
Midn
Charles Ferdon
Wauneta
Ray L. Derby
Diamond
H. C. Anderson
Federal
EB. Sawyer
Hilledale
Harry Crentbaum
Meadow
W. G. Wilkinafer
Charies OG
Parker
Horgekk
Charles G. Anderson
Albin
A. C. Babine
Divide
Arthur EB. Rhoades
Carpenter
Edward W. Horses Ciwek
Joseph F. Robertson
McGee
Granite Ganon
John BD. Netterfield
J. C. Berry
J. Bawerds
Jon ® Olsen
Cordlillo
Prophecy by Dead Warden Proves Correct on Escape
Authorities search hills near Rawlins for Smith, an extremely desperate inmate who vanished from the prison at 5 o'clock yesterday morning. A roll of old clothes in his bunk failed to elicit a response when called, with his path traced through the kitchen to the roof and over the wall. Warden Frank Hadsell notes reward offers are rising as the manhunt continues for Smith, convicted of blowing the safe in Hillsdale.
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Conte
Rawlins
Smith
Anid Ta
Frank Hadsell
Hillsdale
Bend
Fashion Notes From 1920 Summer Garb
The piece describes separate skirts and overblouses as the season’s becepeed garb for 1920 summer. It notes the trend is popular yet questions public reaction to the style and its perceived prettiness and practicality.
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Becepeed
Fragmented prisoner account or unknown incident
Fragmented OCR text describes a prison incident involving a figure named Smith. The lines mention shoving, a cell, an apma t, guarding, and doubts about Smith's confinement. The passage is garbled and lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Crowds Bring High Hopes for Final carnival Shows
Cold damp weather dampened attendance at 11 Bernardi carnival performances this week along Tan dall and Pershing boulevards under American Legion auspices. Organizers expect stronger turnout today and tomorrow despite earlier low crowds. Spectators note the Cheyenne shows are superior to typical street attractions and benefit from better setup, seating, and midway layout.
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Tandall
Pershing
American Legion
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