Wyoming Board Fixes 1915 Oil Value At 60 Cents A Barrel
The state board of equalization set the 1915 Wyoming oil value at 60 cents per barrel, noting wide price variation and limited local competition. They considered Oklahoma prices and regional field averages for Salt Creek, Pilot Butte, Grass Creek, Eark Basin and Greybull. They also discussed 1916 production figures and future taxation impacts while acknowledging earlier contracts and lower prices.
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Gas & Electric Co
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Salt Creek
Pilot Butte
Grass Creek
Eirk Basin
Greybull
Equallation Board
Irom
Cost and Oil Companies
Board of Equaliation
State Board of Equalization
Frank L. Hour
Robert B. Forsyth Merman B. Gates
Keystone Oil Co
Natrona
Wype Co
Fremont
Bee
Ford Wells
Hot Springs
Big Horner
Mont
Ohio Oil Co
Hjorth Oil Co
Natroma
Ape
Wyo
Crude Oil Co
Eee
Ee Eees
New Bradford Oil Co
Natrona Snee
F. A Miller
Uinta
Male Oil Co
Onset
Mountain Oil Co
Utah Hydro-Carbon Co
Midwest Oil Co
Greybull Ref. Co
Park
Grass Creek Pet’m Co
Big Horn
Army man comes from Washington to get his bride
Mrs Arthur Parker wed by Rev 5 A Houston in small ceremony among friends. Miss Lala Mahoney of Canyon Idaho and John Frazier ranchman of Basin also married yesterday with Rev George Van Winkle in attendance. Other out of town couple Mabel Steinmark Grover Cole and Kenseth Luke Pine Bluffs wed in a separate ceremony.
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Arthur Parker
High Nowe
A. Houston
Lala Mahoney
Canyon
Idaho
John Frazier
Basin
George van Winkle
Hoemee
Wetneaiay
Mabel Steinmark
Grover
Cole, and Kenseth Luke
Pine Bluffs
Measures to speed up aircraft production discussed
Washington March 22. The need to accelerate airplane construction was debated by leading manufacturers after executive meetings of the national advisory committee for aeronautics today.
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Washington
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
U S Agents Probe Alleged German Plots Across Nation
New York March 23. Alleged admission links funds for a bomb factory in Hoboken New Jersey to offices of entente allies. Defendants named include Captain Charles von Kreist chemist accused of making bombs and engineers Kari Mitt, Der Groane, George Praedel, and Wilhelm Wacker.
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New York
Heboken
N. J
Offi
Ces
Entente
Charles von Kreist
Enms
Karimidt
I der Groane
George Praedel
Wilac
Firemen Quicken Response and Extinguish Blaze Quickly
Firemen ran two blocks in 90 seconds and entered the burning building before the big ladder truck arrived. A line of hose was laid out and the fire was put out as the alarm rang. Also noted, the United States recognized the new Russian government, with Petrograd reporting U S recognition on March 22.
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Petrograd
United States
Russia
American Soldier Fatally Shoots Suspect at Fort Sheridan
In Panama on March 22 an American soldier at Fort Sheridan shot and killed a Negro canal employee who resisted arrest. Officials report this is the second such incident this week as labor troubles are believed to influence the belligerent mood among Negro workers.
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Panama
Fort Sheridan
Russian Revolt Marks the End of Militarism
London leads coverage of the March 22 Telegram from Premier Lloyd George praising the Russian revolution as a major allied service and a prelude to overthrow of Prussian autocracy. Andrew Bonar Law cites parallels to the French Revolution and greets the new Russian government as it vows to win the war and establish freedom.
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London
David Lloyd George
Russia
Andrew Bonar Law
British War Council
House of Commons
Coun
Russian paper front announces "Long Live the Republic"
A Reuters dispatch reports the Russian newspaper Volla ran a startling front page caption "Long Live the Republic" today in Moscow.
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London
Reuter
Wilson suspends eight hour rule on navy contracts
Washington March 22 The eight hour regulation for labor on navy department contracts in private plants was suspended today by President Wilson under authority granted by Congress.
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Washington
Navy Department
Wilson
Congress
Germany
Sagatkeene
Carey Pleads For Sober State In Prohibition Meeting
Ex governor J M Carey and other speakers addressed the Wyoming W C T U at their Annex HQ on closing saloons and helping those who crowd pool halls. Carey warned dry victory takes time while detailing liquor’s economic and social costs and citing crimes linked to saloons.
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Carey
Wyoming
J. M. Carey
W. B. Ross
Harry Durham
Albany County
W. T. Dumm
Laramie
Mr. Miller
Buffalo
Europe
United States
Lloyd F. Nicodemus
Bayou
Denver
Crown Palace
Astie
John Barleycorn
Washington, D. C
Chandler
Cameron
District of Columbia
Durham
Healdton Sunk by Torpedo In Atlantic March 22
The American tanker Healdton was torpedoed without warning off the European coast. The ship was 4400 tons, owned by Standard Oil of New Jersey, built in 1905, with a crew of 38. A boat with seven crew members reached Terschelling. Eight American citizens among the crew were reported by Standard Oil officials.
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Healdton
Holland
Washington
Mahin Af Aimsterdar
Mlealdren
London
Reuter
Hague
Terschelling
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
New York
Ican
Standard Oil Company
Thirteen of Healdron’s Crew Reach Ymaide
Thirteen crew members of the Healdron arrived at Ymaide in Holland reporting the steamer was sunk without warning in a safe zone. They believe nineteen men aboard were lost while the vessel, unarmed, had sailed before guns were allowed for merchant ships.
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London
Healdron
Ymaide
Holland
Mediation Offer to the U S Rejected Amid German Plot Concerns
Washington reports indicate neutrals may propose mediation to avert open war with Germany but the administration sees it as German strategy to split American resolve. State department officials declined to confirm talks but said any mediation demand would require abandonment of legal attacks on shipping. The public mood remains patient and prepared for escalation as German aggression continues. Evans mother of Mrav Henry Wo Late is very little at the home of her daughter.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Ness
State Department
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Midwest Company
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U.S
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Amsterdam
Central News
Tepe
Teton
Laconia
Vigilancia
Memphis
U. S
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