Police Clash With Thugs in Casper Riot Injures Several
In Casper Wyoming on a crowded Saturday night a riot broke out near Second and Center streets. About a half dozen officers were injured and dozens of bystanders fought police, with Mahoney and Mahoney’s confrontation leading to display of a pistol. Several prisoners were taken to the station as police struggled to control the mob.
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Casper
Wyo
Mike Johoney
Warrenta
Mahoney
Sitloon
Hawley
Ugler Arest
Kilgore
Mulhoney
Nicholson
Dovlac
Cashel
107 year old veteran plans spring war garden
Youthful patriots in Lincoln County imitate a veteran father of Mrs Robert Walker Cumberland County. The centenarian, living in Konens, 107 years old, writes that he will plant and harvest a garden this spring. He is hale and hearty and expects to gain most of his vegetables for his family garden this year.
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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 purchase Liberty bonds totaling 3000? No, 300? The Fort Collins group bought a $200 bond and raised $280 at a later collection. Wellington added a $100 bond with funds exceeding the target. The act supports Armenian and Syrian relief and future Red Cross drives.
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Fort Collins. Cola
Fort Colling
Wellington
Amerigo Committee of
G. J. Schmidt
Spd
Thear
Schmidt
U S Tests 114 Mile Gun Built for Atlantic Defense
Philadelphia reports the largest gun yet built by Amper son, a 200 ton mobile cannon designed to fire shells up to hid miles. Nine more are in production as the prototype heads to the Atlantic coast for final range tests. It travels by rail on a special carriage and aims at coastal or ship defense once riveted.
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Philadelphia
Amperson
Tts
Atlantic Seaboard
Midvale Step
Baldwin Ldcommive
Dll
Fifty-Three Artillery Actions Reported by War Department
The War Department reports fifty three artillery actions in which two medals were awarded, four actions involved drones, six from direct combat, five soldiers severely wounded, forty two eighty wounded, and one missing in action.
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Washington
War Department
Din Cube
England Strong for Reforms, Is Lindsey's View
Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver tours England amid a national reform surge. He praises Anglo American moral alliance as essential for postwar peace, cites English public support for Wilson, and outlines cooperation in welfare, industry, and democratic ideals.
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England
Lindsey
Fy K. Walter
London
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Oxford
Childran
Magland
Germany
France
America
Tourists Begin Season Amid Wyoming Mud Holes
BASIN Wyoming May 1 Tourists have appeared in Buffalo with eleven foreign cars from Nebraska Colorado and Texas among their storage vehicles. Early spring touring is evident as travelers hit rough Wyoming mud holes while awaiting better roads. Local business expects a big year as visitors seek the Big Horn Basin’s resorts and scenic draws.
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Wyonling
Fragmented OCR note hints at unclear danger removal
An unclear OCR fragment mentions removing danger and references scattered names and places. The text is garbled with no coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons, making a concrete summary impossible from the legible segments.
Shipping Plans for U S for 1919 Record Breaker
The Shipping Board plans a substantial 1919 build up exceeding 19 million tons, the largest yearly total, with expansions of efficient yards and full operation by year start. Bethlehem Steel and Emergency Fleet Corp consider design changes, while the Fleet Corporation awards contracts for 294,600 tons of freight vessels.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Hurley
Behwab
Picot Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
Britt
Atoll
Fleet Corporation
Tugs and Wood Ships Contracts Awarded
Contracts awarded for four 150 foot sea going tugs and for three 1 540 ton wood ships ales.
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Ales
Jail Break Planned in Wyoming Murder Case
An inmate known as John OF ion alias Frank Ford connected with a resort murder and two accomplices faced murder charges. The escape plan was discovered when a spring from a clock mechanism was found in a corridor during interrogation.
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Kemmergr
Wyo
John OF Ion
Frank Ford
Vic
Harry McCliskey
Allan George Nanh
Lin
Prisoners Bound Over in District Court Case
O Briensaided by McCluky and O’Brian entered a not guilty plea and waived preliminary examination before Justice Glasgow. They were bound over to the district court for the next month under bonds of 60000 each.
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O'Brian
Dlone Wateblo
McCluky
O' Brian
Justice of the Peace
Glasgow
Wittig admits slaying Kimball family in Michigan case
Herman Wittig, a bachelor living with the Kimball family, confessed to murdering Willard Kimball and his wife in their home at Ooupole Michigan. He received a life sentence after admitting the parents were killed in a quarrel over 46. He denied knowledge of the children’s deaths. police say motive was a quarrel over 46.
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Vphica, Mich
Willard Kimball
Herman Wittig
Pwo
Wittig
Kimball
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