High School Week at University of Wyoming Ends in Success
The third annual High School Week in Laramie closed with cups and medals, twenty-one schools represented, seventeen basketball teams, and a strong academic contest showing. Worland won basketball, Cheyenne second, Rock Springs third, with an all state team named and numerous individual prizewinners announced. The event also funded more generously for visiting schools and included plans to establish a Wyoming Law School as a university department.
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Laramie
Cumning
Worland
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Angelovich
Chedsey
University High
Denton
Erickson
Johnson
Big Horn
Laughhead
Harrison
Afton
Dorothy Bentley
Sheridan
Alice Stevick
Casper
Gertrude McKay
Ruth Rauper
Elvah Clarke
Pine Bluffs
Helen Reed
Hazel Carlstrom
Irene Peterson
Star Valley
Lenoir Bell
Rodney Smith
Perry Alers
Lander
Howard Barnes
George Cline
Powell
Philip Garbutt
George Hegewald
Fred Layman
Wisconsin
Sam Neff
Cody
Fred Parks
Sidney
Neb
Harry Sheldon
Milward Simpson
Gregory Smith
Donald Thompsson
Claire Tucker
Egebert
Robert Wilson
Glenn Emick
Scottsbluff
Andrew Willis
Lovell
Homer Burns
Essie Crawford
William Talbert
Otto Campbell
Myron Bronson
Edwin Fitch
Frank Highleyman
Walter Jensen
Earl McKay
Franklin Patterson Irvin Munger
Lincoln
Wyoming Law School
University Board of Trustees
Law School
Wyoming
Be ssed at Atlas: Be s nice B a rr iscale in Beckoning Roads
Bessie Barriscale opens in Beckoning Roads at the Atlas for a two day engagement. The program also features The Strike Breaker a two reel comedy and Take Doctor's Advice as part of a new Supreme Comedy lineup.
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Bessie Barriscale
Atlas
Allies Decide to Take Dutch Note on German Exile
London March 80 The allied powers have accepted Holland s last note regarding the former German tsar according to the Daily Nil.
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London
Holland
Nil
Wyoming and Colorado produce record oil gasoline in 1919
Wyoming and Colorado refineries processed 12,700,045 barrels of crude in 1919 yielding 237,713,872 gallons of gasoline valued near 59.4 million dollars. Average extraction was 44.5 percent per barrel, among the nation’s highest, with crude runs up sharply from 1916 and 1918.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Wyoming Oil News
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Easter sunrise service at Mt Rubidoux cross
Riverside California March 29 Thousands plan to attend Easter sunrise service April 4 at the Father Serra cross on Mt Rubidoux crowds will reach the mount as a pilgrimage drawing climbers and pilgrims. The program features Marcella Craft readings by DeWitt Hutchings and a benediction by Bishop Earl Cranston of the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Riverside
Calif
Father Serra
Mt. Rubidoux
Christ
Jacob Riis
Fra Junipera Serra
California
Marcella Craft
Henry van Dyke
DeWitt V. Hutchings
Earl Cranston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arizona funds Navajo Apache dam project in Lyman site
Arizona advances financing for the Lyman dam and water system in Apache county. State would hold about 70 dollars per acre in an 15 000 acre tract, with landowners repaying the state for reclamation. Governor Campbell notes 2000 irrigable acres will receive water this year and more funds are needed to finish storage and distribution. This marks the state's first irrigation construction effort.
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State of Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Apache County
Lyman
Campbell
State Land Board
Campbel
Coal price rise after 27 percent wage increase
New York March 30 The coal commission’s wage hike of 27 percent for bituminous mine workers will raise mine prices by 65 cents to 4.25 dollars a ton. Operators say Illinois only state with minimum increase and seek legal guidance on a planned meeting with union miners.
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New York
Wilson
Coal Commission
Ilinois
Palmer
C. P. Ames
Department of Justice
United States Coal Commission
Paris Relaxes Demands on Ruhr Occupation Time
Paris and Berlin reports state France abandons aim to occupy the neutral zone and agrees to allow Germany two to three weeks to move a strong force into the Ruhr region per Chancellor Mueller's announcement to the national assembly.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Ruhr
National Assembly
Mueller
Bodyguard to the U S Attorney General
Jimmie Gallagher serves as the bodyguard to the United States attorney general. Despite his small stature, he has completed nearly a year as Mr. Palmer’s constant companion since an anarchistic bomb attempt damaged the attorney general’s Washington residence.
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Jimmie Gallagher
United States
Mr. Palmer
Washington
Nome Aims to Be Gateway to Siberia
Nome Alaska February 4. Nome seeks to become the gateway to northeastern Siberia as Siberian shipments arrive here due to disturbed conditions at Vladivostok. Last summer's trade with Siberia reached about 250000 dollars, with the shipments primarily furs reaching Nome and its port.
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NOME
Alaska
Siberia
Bering Sea
Vladivostok
Georges Carpentier European heavyweight champion profile
Georges Carpentier, French boxing great born January 12, 1892 in Lens, rose from bantam to heavyweight, held European heavyweight title after beating Bombadier Wells, fought top Americans like Papke and Klaus, served in WWI, wounded twice and decorated thrice, surprised boxing world by KOing Joe Beckett in 53 seconds, married shortly before sailing to the United States arriving March 23.
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Georges Carpentier
U. S
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Lens
France
Jim Sullivan
Bombadier Wells
Harris Lewis
Willie Lewis
Frank Klaus
Billy Papke
Joe Jeanette
Smith Klaus
Papke
Garpentier
Joe Beckett
London
Speaker hailed as next Cleveland pennant ace
Cleveland fans believe Tris Speaker will lead the Indians to a pennant this season. Born April 4, 1888 in Hubbard City Texas, Speaker joined Cleveland on April 12 1916 and has been the team’s central figure. His rise began in Texas and Houston where Doak Roberts backed his big league debut.
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Tris Speaker
Pat Moran
Tris
Indian Bugs
Moses
Speaker
Hubbard City
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Polytechnic Institute
Clebourne
Houston
Doak Roberts
Spoke
Roberts
Bob Hedges
Jim McAleer
Browns
Brown
Red Sox
Little Rock
Speke
Red Sox outfield star Speaker and career highlights
The note recalls Speaker as a center fielder who formed a famed Red Sox outfield and helped win AL and world pennants in 1912 and 1945. It notes his .300 batting average range through ten years, a drop to .296 last season, and his 1919 appointment as Indiana manager after Lee Fohl.
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Hther
Hooper
Lewis
Red Sox
Indians
Lee Fohl
Jim Dunn
Speaker
Annual Tire and Tube Sale Promises Big Savings
Advertises annual sale with tires at 3.00 and tubes at 1.00. Warns prices will rise soon and urges buyers to stock up for spring and summer, noting the more purchased, the more money saved. Buy now.
Keystone Tire Sale Offers Triple Tire and Tube Deal
Sale begins Thursday April 1 and runs for a limited time. Keystone Store promises the biggest savings on tires and tubes for cars and commercial vehicles with a buy one tire and one tube at list price and get another tire for 3.00 and another tube for 1.00. Keystone Tire & Rubber Company backs the sale.
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Keystone
Keystone Tire & Rubber Company
New York City
Cryptic Numeral String Sparks Quick Math Rush
A short, puzzling sequence of numbers and symbols prompts readers to puzzle a hidden pattern. The message features multiply and percentage cues that hint at a math teaser rather than a news event.
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