Rioting in Casper Police Clash Ends With Widespread Injuries
In Casper Wyoming a Saturday night riot near second and Center streets left about six officers injured as a mob clashed with police. Mahoney and Mahoney was involved, a bystander taken to hospital with 28 stitches, and multiple arrests made as officers fought to quell the disturbance.
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Casper
Wyo
Mike Johoney
Warrenta
Mahoney
Sitloon
Hawley
Ugler Arest
Kilgore
Mulhoney
Nicholson
Dovlac
Cashel
Lincoln county youths urged to plant war gardens by 107 year old veteran
The article notes elderly and youthful locals in Lincoln County inspired by a 107 year old veteran named Walker of Cumberland whose letter says he plans a spring war garden. He claims good health and plans to harvest much produce this year for his family and neighbors.
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Patriota
Lincoln County
Robert “Walker
Cumberland
Walker
Konens
Arden
Fust
Mgu
German Church Members Buy Liberty Bonds for Armenian Relief
In Fort Collins and Wellington the German Evangelical congregations voted to buy a total of 300 Liberty bonds to aid Armenian and Syrian relief. The Fort Collins church purchased 200 dollars and raised 280 dollars in a single collection. Wellington added a 100 dollar bond with collections exceeding the target. The action supports government bonds and Red Cross war funds.
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Fort Collins. Cola
Fort Colling
Wellington
Amerigo Committee of
G. J. Schmidt
Spd
Thear
Schmidt
Giant 114 Mile Gun Moves Toward Final Tests
Philadelphia May 1 The Amper son’s largest gun finished at Midvale and Baldwin works weighs over 200 tons. It will be tested at a site far from shore with ten shots to measure extreme range. Nine more guns are under construction as designers claim it can fire miles. The mobile cannon will be used for coast defense or aboard ships once riveted to a carriage.
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Philadelphia
Amperson
Tts
Atlantic Seaboard
Midvale Step
Baldwin Ldcommive
Dll
Wilson
America
Rimagh
Ord
Fifty Artillery Crews Up by War Department Report
The War Department announced casualty figures from action today. The report lists two men killed in action, four wounded in action, six from a different unit, five severely wounded, forty two wounded, and one missing in action.
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Case Artis
U. & War Department
Washington
War Department
Din Cube
England Strong for Reforms as Lindsey Views War Role
Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver visits England during a broad reform wave. He urges a moral alliance between the United States and Britain, highlighting shared democratic ideals and the need to protect civilians, workers, and youth in postwar peace efforts.
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Fy K. Walter
London
England
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Oxford
Politco
Igna
Childran
Magland
Germany
France
Lindsey
America
Tourists Brave Mud Holes to Reach State as Season Opens
BASIN Wyoming May 1 Tourists have begun arriving in Buffalo with eleven foreign cars from Nebraska Colorado and Texas. Early-season travel surprises locals as mud holes test drivers and the sun lures more visitors to the Big Horn region. Business expects a busy year from the influx to local resorts and attractions as spring advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyonling
Fragmented Text Reflects Obscure Narrative Patch
A garbled OCR segment contains hazy references to names and places with uncertain ties. The readable parts hint at a confusing stream of phrases, lacking clear event, date, or identifiable entities for a concise summary.
Shipping plans for U S 1919 record breaker
Washington May 1 The Shipping Board approves a major 1919 build program and signals continuation into 1920. Chairman Hurley cites expected output over 19 000 000 tons in 1919 the largest annual total. Director General Behwab notes limited design changes and Bethlehem Steel delays. Yard capacity to expand and old yards to be upgraded with full operations before year end. Fleet Corporation has let contracts for 294 600 tons of freighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shipping Board
Hurley
Behwab
Picot Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
Britt
Atoll
Fleet Corporation
Tugs and Wood Ship Contracts Awarded
Contracts awarded for four 150 foot sea going tugs and for three 1 540 ton wood ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
Jail Break Plot Rumors Emerge in Wyoming Case
In Wyoming on May 1 authorities linked John OF ion alias Frank Ford and accomplices to a sensational hold up and murder at a resort. An escape plan was allegedly uncovered when a spring from a clock in a corridor was found. The case also involves Harry McCliskey and Allan George Nanh.
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Kemmergr
Wyo
John OF Ion
Frank Ford
Vic
Harry McCliskey
Allan George Nanh
Lin
O'Brian and McCluky Bound Over in Plea Waiver Case
The two men entered not guilty pleas and waived preliminary examination before Justice Glasgow. They were bound over to the district court for the next month under bonds of 60 000 dollars each. O'Brian, denied privileges of prisoners, remained in a pow camp while tears were shed for him and his companion.
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O'Brian
Dlone Wateblo
McCluky
O' Brian
Justice of the Peace
Glasgow
Wittig Admits Slaying Family in Michigan Home
Herman Wittig, who lived with Willard Kimball and family, confessed to killing Kimball and his wife and was sentenced to life imprisonment. He admitted shooting the parents but denied knowledge of the children’s deaths, with police citing a quarrel over 46 as the motive.
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Vphica, Mich
Willard Kimball
Herman Wittig
Pwo
Wittig
Kimball
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Kemmbrer, Wyo
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Vijay
U.S
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Netarve
Ciarala
Andy E. Roedel
Swift & Company
West
East
U. S
Europe
United States
U.S. Yards
Chicago
U.S. A
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