High Grading Case Defendants See Charges Dropped
Plea entere by Tony Cuaz in the U S district court yesterday led to withdrawal of charges against Carl Muelhausen John Muelhausen John Cusack and Charles Reed in the high grading conspiracy case The number of defendants falls to eleven with several to testify for the state About a hundred witnesses are expected and Tony Cuaz will be the first on the stand tomorrow morning
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Tony Cuaz
United Stat District Court
Carl Muechausen
John Muelhausen
John B.qusack
Martin Snodgrass
Charles Reed
Colorado
Carl Muelhausen
John B. Cusack
Cass
William High
Rudy Weisgarb
Rigdon
Howell
U. S
Ralph K. Goddard
Dayton
Flood Swamps Dam Break Halting D&RG Main Line
Heavy flood waters from a Price River Irrigation dam break washed away bridges culverts and roadbeds for about forty five miles of the Denver and Rio Grande main line between Coalton and Price Utah. Price with 1500 residents is marooned and all communication is cut off. The flood threatens Carbon county coal mines feeding Kansas City smelters and gates of Castle Gate were expected to feel the crest with telephones down and no confirmation on the dam's failure.
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Coalton
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Price
Price River Irrigation Company
Fairview
Carbon County
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Here
Mammoth Reservoir
Castle Gate
Special Cash Prize Campaign Teases Voters
The notice urges decisive action as the campaign nears its end in less than three weeks. It warns against overconfidence and questions how many 60,000 extra votes may still be earned, noting no more special prizes after next Saturday night.
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Basily FA
Note to China effects peace among chiefs
Washington reports that an American note to China helps ease internal tensions as a coalition cabinet forms with both constitutionalists and militarists. Li Ching Shi accepts the post amid hope of peace, while Wang Chih Shen becomes minister of war and Sah Chen Ping minister of the navy. Final ratification of the new parliament will take months with electoral complexities likely delaying war entry.
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Washington, D. C
China
State Department
Legation
Peking
Li Ching Shi
Tuan Chi Jui
Wang Chih Shen
Sah Chen Ping
Great Britain
Japan
France
Wilson Begins Export Control
President Wilson announced a new export control framework by appointing a council of state, agriculture, commerce secretaries and the food administrator. An executive order directs the Justice Department to manage implementation and licensing details for coal fuel shipments and all exports to Europe to curb Germany.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Secretaries of State, Agriculture and Commerce
Department of Justice
Germany
Bill 10 Pass Senate Soon
Washington D C June 25 The administration food control bill advances from the house to the senate with drastic prohibition features and large extensions of government control over food feed fuels and other commodities The bill faces subcommittee review and possible passage within ten days amid ongoing opposition and licensing disputes.
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Wasiington
House
Senate
Administration
Chamberlain
Agricultural Committee
J Addkion
Nation's Red Cross Tag Day nets $1202.68 in Cheyenne
Cheyenne and outlying towns report strong over subscription to Red Cross drive. Elks club pledged $1000, saloon men gave about $404.40, and a citywide tag day raised $1202.68 led by 100 plus workers collecting from corners, stores, and public buildings.
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Laramie County
Red Cross
Cheyenne
Carpenter
Pine Bluffs
Granite Canon
Elks Club
Plains Hotel
Elks
Elke
Liberty Loan
Wyoming
Tage
Yall
New York Gives Third from All U S Lincoln Fund Drive
Hed Arose headquarters reported 8100,315,000 in pledges with New York contributing 55,000,000 and the rest from other states. Campaign managers expected totals to rise by 55,000,000 as cities reported results, while Katherine Stimson delivered funds by air from Obany and Philadelphia after a two day trip.
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Washington, D.C
Hed Arose
New York
Liberty Loan
Katherine Stimson
Woolmen Declare Against Slaughter of Ewes and Lambs
Representatives of the National Sheep and Wool bureau in Chicago announce that major packers have approved government sanctioned plans to protest the slaughter of ewes and ewe lambs to boost wool supply. The conference will be held tomorrow.
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Chicago
National Sheep and Wool Bureau
Worland Alarm Sparks Mass Evacuation as Dam Break Rumor Spreads
Panic in Worland drives residents to high ground after rumors Boysen dam failed and flood waters surged toward the city. A Baptist preacher led a warning march through southwest Worland sending families with children from homes and beet factory workers to seek safety. The alert proved false, but the scene showed a crowded exodus as residents gathered belongings and tented bedding, with many foreigners among the fleeing crowds.
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Worland
Boysen
Paul Meyers
Mr Hunter
The
Baptist Church
Vane
Cate
Mem Caine
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Neghbors
Bo Bing
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Kaiser
U.S
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