Salt Creek Producers' Association forms 20 million dollar merger
Announcement of a 20 million dollar merger consolidates major Salt Creek field holdings. The Salt Creek Producers Association is formed with 800000 shares par 25 each, exchanging Midwest Oil Company stock. The move aims to cut costs, unify title control, and improve field operations while remaining independent of Midwest Refining.
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Wyoming
Salt Creek Producers’ Association
Capital Stock
Salt Creek
Franco-Wyoming Oil Company
W Midwest Oil Company
Midwest Preferred
Midwest
United Front
Verner Z. Reed
Associated Companies
Boston-Wyoming Oil Company
Midwest Oil Company
Naturalty
Boston-Wyoming
Mountain & Gulf Ie
Doston-Wyoming Company
Midwest Refining Company
Salt Creek Producers’ Association, Inc
Associated Oil Companies
National Petroleum Company
New York Oil Company
Basis Association, Inc
Midwest Oil
New York Trust
Broad Street
New York
Oor
Salt Creek Produceresociation, Inc
Salt Creek Producers' Association, Ltd
Ellison
Fred J. Morne
New York Trust Company
Karl C. Schuyler
the Assenfer
Robert 5. Eillours
Newton
Wil
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Millerand Named Governor of Alsace Lorraine
Paris March 21 President Poincare signed a decree appointing Alexandre Millerand governor of Alsace Lorraine. His headquarters will be at Strasbourg. The governorship was recently declined by Charles Jonnard former Governor of Algeria.
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Paris
Poincaire
Alexandre Milleranda
Alsace-Lorraine
Strasbourg
Charles Jonnard
Algeria
Weather Forecast Brief From Associated Press
Weather outlook for Saturday calls for warm temperatures in the extreme cases with a fair day expected. Highs and conditions not fully specified due to fragmented OCR text.
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Associated Press
Popular Nurse of Burns Now 18 Recovering
Miss Bernice Anderson, a popular nurse in Burns, is recovering after recently returning from Spanish training in Wenmacon while nursing.
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Bernice Anderson
Burns
Wenmacon
Fifth Liberty Loan Declared Last Popular Victory Issue
Secretary Glass told Liberty loan workers in Chicago that the fifth Victory loan will be the last popular issue. He urged citizens to subscribe from their savings, saying the public must meet government obligations and this is the easiest and best method and national duty.
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Chicago
Glass
Liberty Loan
Lieutenant Crouter Wuo Turns From France
Lieutenant Clele Crouter of the Lieuth ammunition train arrived from France a few days ago and departed yesterday for his home in Wheatland. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C W Crouter of Wheatland.
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Clele Crouter
Liéth
France
Wheatland
Crouter
Mra. C. W. Crouter
Wheat
Japanese Seek Land in Lower California For Base
Washington reports Japanese interests proposing to acquire nearly 4 million acres in Lower California. The U S government notes possible military use and cites Lodge resolution and Taft messages from 1912 about Magdalena Bay base plans.
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Washington
Phelan
California
State Department
Taft
Magdalena Bay
United States
New York
Inventor Dr James Clark Dies at 90 in Washington
Dr James Clark aged 90, famed inventor of telegraphic devices, died in Washington today. He developed the early successful repeater and contributed lasting improvements to signaling technology.
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Associated Preas
Washington
March
James Clark
Baker befriended pacifists charge lauded by court
Maj. Mick B Foster at Camp Funston charged Secretary of War Baker with aiding and assisting the I. W. W. and others in obstructing army construction by perverting acts of Congress. He asserted conscientious objectors could refuse military service by claiming scruples against war and noted objectors caused turmoil over meals and ground disruptions. Continued on page five.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
War Department
Mick B. Foster
Camp Funston
Ite
Secretary of War
Baker
TI. W. W
Congress
United States Army
War Department to Pay All Obligations Despite Deficit
Washington March 21 All obligations of the war department will be paid despite the failure of the deficiency bill. Mr Crewell stated that honoring every debt would shift accounts significantly. He warned that many may go to jail, but every amount legally due would be settled.
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Washington
War Department
Crewell
Lloyd George Seeks Earliest Peace as France Reports Talks
Paris March 21 Premier Lloyd George said the first aim is peace at the earliest moment, noting internal events depend on peace. He warned that uncertainty and stagnation harm commerce and industry while in Paris officials prepared the preliminary text for submission to Germany for signature.
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Paris
Lloyd George
Governor Denies Rathburn Pardons Corruption Allegations
Governor Harding rejects affidavits accusing him of taking bribes to grant the Rathburn pardon. He calls the insinuations utterly preposterous and says he will not dignify them with a response. The probe follows testimony by Rathburn Sr and other affidavits, with state prosecutor Kennedy testifying briefly.
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Harding
Rathburn
Associated Press
Des Moines
House Committee
H. L. Kennedy
Eperal
William Rathburn
Ida County
Missouri Democrats threaten resignations over Reed support
Fifty Democratic lawmakers in Missouri offer to resign from the legislature if Senator Santor Reed resigns from the U.S. Senate over his stance on the League of Nations. They propose reelection campaigns to test public opinion and may call county Democrats to denounce Reed and reorganize the party if needed.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
Santor Reed
United States Senate
Reed
League of Nations
Wend
Wartagil
Strangler Lewis Falls to Vlade Cbyscko in Heavyweight Title
In New York on March 11, Vlade Cbyscko defeated Strangler Lewis to win the heavyweight championship after a grueling match lasting about an hour and six minutes. Lewis led briefly with a head hold before Cbyscko escaped and pinned him at the ropes for the final fall.
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Associated Press
New York
Vladeyek Cbyscko
Strangler Lewis
Lewis
Chhyscko
Kyacko
Howls
Chy
Eko
Cheyenne High School Basketball Faces Laramie Tonight
Cheyenne High School basketball travels to Laramie this afternoon for a game against Laramie High on their Moor court. Local supporters accompany the team amid a keen rivalry and strong public interest. Earlier in-town contest, Laramie was defeated by Cheyenne.
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Cheyenone High School
Laramie
Egypt Faces Bitter Fighting With Bedouins
A Reuters report from Cairo says the crisis in Egypt grows more grave as General Allenby moves on Palestine. Reinforcements arrive while a large force of Bedouin raiders enter Beheira province from the west, raiding towns and villages. authorities do not deem it a military danger.
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Ity Associated Press
London
Marcel
Egypt
Reuter
Cairo
Allenby
Palestine
Beheira
Thaw Threatens Allied Troops on Northern Russian Front
From Archangel March 21 Associated Press report notes increased patrol activity along the Hongthy Volodoga railroad and the Dvina front. Bolshevik resistance is met by American and allied forces with raids repulsed and prisoners taken. A milder winter hastens thaw, threatening rivers and complicating movements as both sides brace for significant spring operations and riverine actions.
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Arciangel
Russia
Dvina
Dolshevik
Kras
Bovoek
Kotlan
Deregathi
146th Machine Gun Battalion Receives Bail Telegram
Acting Governor Chapin received a telegram reporting that five officers and 3,647 men of the 146th Machine Gun Battalion will land at the Port of New York on March 19 from Vrance.
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Chapin Yeater Day
Hmish
Vrance
Port of
New York
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