Coal Shortage Drives Curtailment Across States
Amid a fuel shortage, government and officials push curtailments and conservation measures. Governors plan a Chicago conference as mining and rail actions unfold, with Kansas and Missouri open to voluntary mine use while schools and transit face closures and reduced service.
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Inwest
Jority I. T
Titel
Chicago
Frederick Do Ner
Missouri
Admini R Gar
Cocauie Kineas
Kansas
Tral Western
Omaha
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Mattufacturing
Lincoln
Hocky Moon
Damage suit against Union Pacific dismissed for Webb death
W A Nelson as administrator for the estate of J D Webb filed an $850000 damages suit in federal court alleging negligence by Union Pacific at Medicine Bow death. Judge John A Rin instructed a verdict for the defense, ending the case.
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W. A. Nelson
J. D. Webb
Dte
Union Pacific
Webb
United States
John A. Rin i
Medicine Bow
British protest against Pluck apologist turns violent
A London audience heckled a prohibition advocate from the United States during a talk on rationing. The event ended abruptly when one attendee damaged the speaker by injuring an eye. Police and organizers criticized the disruption as excessive and dangerous.
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Pussyfoot
London
Johns
Mary
McCumber Claims Wilson Ready to Recede From Peace Talks
The fragment suggests McCumber asserting President Wilson was prepared to ease his stance on peacemaking with various foreign governments. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or full entities.
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McCumber
Wilsson
United
Wilson
Ling Kee Out For P Lorna
A terse police report notes Ling Kee is unavailable for an event titled P Lorna. Details are fragmented and the report lacks clear names, dates, or locations beyond the scattered mentions of individuals and a place.
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P Lorna
Ugane
Fur Fashions Highlight Seasonal Fur Styles
The article notes fur remains fashionable within limits and details various stylish pieces. Doris Pawn wears a Wostian sable cape with tailored yoke and fringe, from H Liebes of Los Angeles, while Irene Rich models a Siberian ermine cape with Russian sable collar shown by Obrikat and Meyer in Los Angeles.
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Broadway
Doris Pawn
H. Liebes and Company
Ofos Angeles
Miss Pawn
Tom Moore
Toby's Row
Olman
Irene Rich
Los Angeles
Fur House
Obrikat and Meyer
The Cup of FuryScene Features Goldwyn Player Helene Chadwick
Helene Chadwick of the Goldwyn Repertory Players models a mink coat valued at 87000 in a scene from The Cup of Fury. The production showcases a lavish costume designed for the film and underscores Chadwick's prominence in the cast.
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Helene Chadwick
Goldwyn Repertory
Singhes
Farmers Seek Faster Milk Train Near Rapid City Illinois
Chicago November 28 farmers near Rapid City Illinois petition the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad for a faster milk train schedule. They complain current delays force them to detach cows and milk in nearby fields to meet delivery times.
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Chicago
Rapid City
Milnois
Doughnut Ravager Awarded Croix de Guerre for Heroism
A serviceman in France receives the French Croix de Guerre for fearless action during combat. The award recognizes his doughnut destruction feats accompanied by acts of bravery.
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France
Winnipeg Mayor Gray Likely Re-elected in City Vote
Winnipeg Manitoba November 28 returns from about half the precincts forecast the re election of Mayor Charles Gray over Frank Farmer Labor party candidate. The result hinges on tonight’s tallies as voters weigh the Lombard era against a Labor platform.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Charles Gray
Frank Farmer
Labor Party
New York Officials Warn of Bomb Threats in Holiday Packages
New York district attorney cautions the public and prominent citizens to handle all packages cautiously through New Year. Philadelphia-informed evidence suggests planned wholesale bomb outrages at Christmas, prompting official warnings across the city.
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New York
District Attargat
Philadelphia
District Attorney's
Thanksgiving Dance By Cheyenne Community Service
A Thanksgiving dance and party will be held tonight at the K of C hall under the auspices of Community Service Inc. About seven young men of Cheyenne have been invited to attend. Music will be provided by an ensemble, with the event organized to promote community service activities.
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K. of C. Hall
Community Service, Inc
He Cren
Cheyenne
Hofreshamptes
Mize Durr
Lace Erctiaeie
Mrs. James Layden Dies in California
Mrs. James Layden formerly of Cheyenne passed away Friday morning at her sister’s home in Los Angeles after a short illness. Her wish was to be buried in Los Angeles with her two sisters, but poor health prevents attendance at the Cheyenne funeral.
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James Layden
Cheyenne
Mra. W. Il. Cooper
Los Angeles
Cal
Ancient Babylon Tablets Arrive at Stanford Museum
Stanford University receives a collection of ancient Babylonian tablets dating to 2350 B.C. and earlier. Discovered by Edward J. Banks under Pedro J. Lemos, the artifacts include finger-molded pieces and a tablet naming Darius of Babylon.
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Stanford University
Cal
Babylon
Stanford Universally Museum
Pedro J. Lemos
Edward J. Banks
New Jersey
Ishtar
Jokha
Uma
Darius
New Wyoming Revenue Office Opens December 4 in City County Building
The Cheyenne office of the Internal Revenue Service moves from Denver and will open December 4 in the Cilixana National Bank building. Leslie A. Miller is the new Wyoming district revenue collector and will assume charge, though top-floor quarters at City-County Building are not ready yet.
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Internal Revenue Collector
Denver
Cilixana National Bank
Leslie A. Miller
Wyoming Trict
Government to auction vast desert lands in Yuma area
The United States government will sell about 6 400 acres in the Yuma region on November 10 in the first unit of a project totaling 47 500 acres. The land lies in the Colorado desert south of the Gila valley between Yuma valley and eastern mountains. The sale aims to dispose of the designated parcels in public auction.
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Yuma, Ariz
United States
Yuma
Western Colorado Battered by Record Snowfalls
Dolts County endures the heaviest snow in memory as western areas report deep drifts isolating towns. Delta Court House and Delta power plant roofs collapse under the weight while ranchers fear herd losses. Montrose 23 inches, Delta 20, Olathe 16, other towns report heavy to light accumulations. trains face drift delays through Marshall Pass and Grand Junction corridors.
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Golo
Dolts
Olathe 16
Delta 20
Ridgeway
Ouray
Gunnison
Telluride
Marshall Pass
Grand Junction
Cavalry Return From Sheridan Expected Soon
Brigadier General B. A. Poore announced that the Twenty first infantry troops moved to Sheridan were sent to relieve Fifteenth cavalrymen there and will soon return to Fort George Wright near Spokane. On arrival the Twenty first will move back toward their home post, Fort Wright, Washington.
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Fort Russell
the Twenty-first
Fort George Wright
Spokane
Wash
Sheridan
Fort Wright
Lady Astor Prepares Simple Attire for Commons Oath
In Plymouth Lady Astor plans a dark plain outfit for her oath as MP to avoid ostentation. She will wear a black tailored suit a white shirtwaist and a small hat with no jewelry and only a plain frock for evening sessions.
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Plymouth
England
House of Commons
Astor
Laly Astor
Prowler Lloyd-George
Hall
Secretariaa
London
Ataor
New Citrus Lands At Newport Studio Discussed
The notice notes December as busier period ahead and proposes new appointments at Newport Studio 711 Garey Ave Upatalia. It mentions land priced from 225 dollars per acre with frost resistant citrus potential and water canals to irrigate the fields.
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Newport Studio
Garey Ave
Upatalia
Reward offers for Carlisle arrest raised to 8500
Governor Corey announced Albany county reward offers totaling 8500 for capturing the No 0 bandit Carlisle and restoring order on the Ant Pacitie train. The state board of charities and reform also boosted its reward to 8500 for Carlisle’s capture.
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Willan
Carlislefe
Corey Peaterday
Albany County
Montana Wedding On Horseback In Tories County
Parris M. Crane and Lucile Monger were married on horseback in Clyde Mont with Justice of the Peace Flynn Douglas performing the ceremony. After vows they greeted onlookers and rode to Crand’s cabin for a honeymoon planned in the Crazy Mountains amid wildfires.
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Clyde
Pank
Mont
Parris M. Crane
Forent
Serviee
Mise Lucile Monger
Motte
Justice of the Peace
FLM
Touglas
Apectatore
Crand
Crazy Mountains
Grane
Sanford student keeps up with classes despite gaps
A young man at Sanford University continues his studies despite mixed letters from friends and family noting missing frayed communications. He attends regular classes and pursues his education with steady effort.
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Sanford University
Kennedy
How one woman found relief from kidney and back pain
A reader in Michigan reports weekly kidney trouble for years, noting improved energy and ability to work after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The brief mentions relief from rheumatic pains and swollen joints following the treatment.
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Foley Ki Pille
Taxi Fare Notice for Citywide Trips
The notice announces taxi service numbers One One Six 800 and 104 will charge 50 cents for trips to any city area for either one or two passengers. The cut rate applies to all trips within the city limits.
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