Federal Agent Accused of Theft In Whiskey Seizure
Denver agent of the United States Department of Justice faces grand larceny charges for allegedly misappropriating 14 of 50 cases of whiskey seized from the Alek ranch near Cheyenne. Prosecutor Lane filed in Laramie county court. Hensley seeks damages of 8500 and return of the cases.
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Herbert McClellan
Denver
United States Department of Justice
W. P. Hensley
Arnold Rick
Cheyenne
United States Marshall’s Office
McClellan
Hensley
Department of Justice
District Court
Laramie County
Charles EB. Lane
Federal
United States
Hudson
Laramie
Rick Ranch
Rick
United States Marshal
Federal Building
McGlellan
Trotzky Urges Hungarians to Hold Out Against Allies
Vienna dispatch reports a new coded message from Leon Trotzky to Bela Kun urging them to resist and feign cooperation with the allies while planning to seize Mumania. The Russian Bolshevik leaders, including Nikolai Lenin, send hopeful signals, as Hungarian Red Army commands order actions to burn Budapest and kill hostages.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Bela Kun
Leon Trotzky
Mumania
Nikolai Lenine
Beia Kun
Red Army
Budapest
Fire Sweeps Twenty Blocks in Mobile’s Residence Section
A large fire in Mobile on May 1 destroyed about 200 buildings across twenty blocks in the residence area. It caused an estimated 500000 in damage and left around 1000 people homeless, with containment preventing spread to shipbuilding plants and docks nearby.
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Mobile
Engine trouble fixed for NCG-4 Lisbon flight
Lieutenant Commander Read announced that the engine problem delaying the NCG-4 flight to Lisbon had been repaired. The plane will take off at daybreak tomorrow weather permitting. The wrecked NG-3 was beached and is being dismantled for shipment to the United States on the tender Melville.
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Dy Associated Preas
Ponta Delgada
A. C
Lisbon
United States
Melville
John H. Towers
Ohio Company to Pay Two Millions for Mule Creek Lands
The Ohio Oil company completed negotiations to buy 12 000 acres from Argentine Oil on Mule Creek in eastern Wyoming for about two million dollars. The field lies eight miles west of Edgemont and recent well results show a flow of 150 to 200 barrels, with production shared between the Ohio Oil company and the Midwest Refining company as they drill a second well.
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Ohio Oil Company
Argentine Oil Company
Mule Creek
Wyoming
Edgemont
D. D
Ohio Company
Midwest Refining Company
Presbyterians Back Organic Union Effort in General Assembly
In New Orleans the Southern Presbyterian general assembly voted 135 to 99 to pursue closer relations with the northern church and other bodies, defeating a plan for a general federation of all Presbyterian groups.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Southern Presbyterian Church In General Assembly
Northern Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church Chartered In Realine
Articles of Incorporation filed in the secretary of state's office by the Union Congregational Church of Realine for a religious corporation with no capital stock. Directors first year include Charles T. Bushnell A W McGall Nicholas A Swelters Noy E Burton Zebulon P Cranmer G W Spacht and CG LL Pratt.
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Union Congregational Church of Realine
Charles T. Bushnell
A. W. McGall
Nicholas A. Swelters
Noy E. Burton
Zebulon P. Cranmer
G. W. Spacht
CG. LL. Pratt
Old Clothes Drive Call for Charity Donations
The Associated Charities of Ghoys enne announces its annual Old Clothes Drive. Volunteers will call on households willing to donate garments for the needy. Donated items will be collected at designated drives and stored for distribution to the poor during the counting year. Residents with clothing to give should call Phone 266.
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Associated Charities
Ghoys Enne
Vane
Vane Pertiosahie
Nystad
Gall
Buffum Charged With Crime Against Girl Bound For Trial
Dr Buffum faced a preliminary hearing as Justice Hoop dismissed the case for insufficiency of evidence. The state filed an identical charge in district court, alleging promotion of prostitution, while Buffum surrendered to the sheriff and his bond was set. The defense aimed to prove alibi and challenged the Andersons and a roommate, Charles Lacy, as the girl’s alleged lover.
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Buffum
J. F. Hoop
District Court
Sheridan Enterprise
Justice Court
Enterprise
Qeain
Anderson
Charles Lacy
Pr. J. P. Shindler
Duffum
Presbyterian Assembly Endorses Wilson Industrial Plan
The Presbyterian Church U.S.A. General Assembly in St. Louis voted to affirm Wilson’s industrial policy message and urged a program for closer capital labor relations. A rival resolution by Rev. Frank M. Sisley of Oakland failed to pass, calling on Ohio’s governor to prevent the Willard Dempsey fight scheduled for July.
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Associated Press
ST. Lou
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Wilson
Congress
Frank M. Sisley
Oakland
Calif
Ohio
New Bonds Proposed to Refund Liberty War Securities
A bill in the House by Rep Muster of New York proposes a new Series of government obligations to retire Liberty Loan bonds from issues one through four. The bonds would run up to 30 years, pay 3 3/4 percent interest, and be non taxable.
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Wasilngton
House
Representative Muster
New York
Winnipeg General Strike Eases After City Action
May 21 Winnipeg reports a sharp change as city officials merchants and citizens groups secured facilities for public convenience. Water pressure is raised offices reopen deliveries resume and essential goods move with police and fire protection boosted. Mayor Gray says the situation is cleared up and under authority.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Ely
Charles B. Gray
Gray
Iin
Wiely
Wrt
Elly
Engl Gore
Bosko Brothers Confess Double Road Murder
George and Tom Bosko allegedly confessed to the Colorado murder duo of W. T. Hunter and E. C. Parks after being returned from Utah to Pueblo authorities. The pair were jailed in Colorado Springs for safekeeping when they gave the confession at about 8 o clock this evening.
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Bosko Brothers
Pueblo
Colo
George
Tom Boskho
Utah
Sam Thomas
W. T. Hunter
E. C. Parks
Colorado
Thomas
Colorado Springs
Ford called most dangerous of Reds in court
In Mt. Clemens Michigan on May 21 Jenny Ford is labeled not only an anarchist but the most dangerous by Detroit attorney Eliott Stephenson representing Chicago Tribune in a libel suit for 1,000,100 dollars. The debate references Lincoln and Civil War figures while Ford’s attorney Alfred Lucking argues magazine content defines libel and author motives.
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MT. Clements
Mich
Jenny Ford
Eliott Stephenson
Detroit
Chicago Tribone
Pord
Ford
Stephenson
McKinley
San Francisco
Lincoln
James Vallandingham
Ohio
Alfred Lucking
Tribune
Lucking
Henry Ford
Danie mi
Grand Army School Exercises Tomorrow
The Grand Army plans Memorial Day observances with school exercises scheduled tomorrow at the Convent at 9:40 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. The State Leader had yesterday misstated that the events would be held next Sunday.
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Grand Army
National woman suffrage wins House vote for Susan B Anthony amendment
The U S House endorsed national suffrage for women for the second time, 304 to 89, with strong backing to push the Susan B Anthony amendment to the Senate where two-thirds is hoped for. Debate highlighted party splits and a mix of support and opposition from southern Democrats and New England Republicans.
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Wasitington
House of Pny Gin
Seaate
House
New England
Aml
Clark
Florida
Saunders
Virginia
Nial
Euffrage
Senate
Congress
Gillette
Mondell
Wilson
Libhin
North Carolina
Representative Mann
Illinois
Dia of the Seas
Woman Na
Witeén
Feaders
Sats Feage
Weather Outlook For Tuesday At WLOMING
Forecast calls for continued warm conditions Tuesday with possible local showers later in the day. The outlook notes a mild pattern with showers likely in the vicinity of the park and nearby areas.
State land lease boosts oil royalties to over thirty million
The Montana state land board renewed Movest ON’s five year lease on Section 86-40-79 near Meld. The lease requires a royalty of 3 9 percent of oil produced and doubles the current production. Forecasts suggest the section could yield about 68 666?000 in royalty oil over the lease term, with Valialla owned by the state.
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Eebek
Ding State Land Board
Tee Trust
Ihe
Og Soolon
Uf Hivab Valialla
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Atlantic
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U. S
Trotzky
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Sheridan
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Flivver
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