Nationwide fuel shortage prompts curtailment moves
Government and local officials scramble to conserve coal amid a spreading fuel crisis. Governors plan a Chicago conference as mines reopen with volunteers. rail and utility services scale back to essential use. Schools in several cities close. Kansas City restricts motion picture venues while churches may stay open if fuel remains available.
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Cdo
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
Suit for damages over death of J D Webb dismissed
W A Nelson administrator of the Webb estate sued Union Pacific Jail for 850000 damages claiming death by negligence in Medicine Bow. Judge John A Rin directed a verdict for the defense in United States court yesterday. Webb died in an auto accident near Medicine Bow.
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W. A. Nelson
J. D. Webb
Dte
Union Pacific
Webb
United States
John A. Rin i
Medicine Bow
Pluck and Johns Appeal Baffles British Students
A strange item from London reports rationing appeals tied to a prohibition campaign. British students express sharp resistance as a speaker’s eye weakness becomes a notable incident amid the controversy.
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Pussyfoot
London
Johns
Mary
McCumber Says Wilson Ready to Seek Peace on Nov 6
Fragmentary report claims President Wilson would reconsider his peacemaking stance after a contentious session. The article hints at shifts in policy and possible concessions amid ongoing negotiations.
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McCumber
Wilsson
United
Wilson
Ling Kee Out for P Lorna
Ling Kee is reported missing in a tangled dispatch from the lodge area. The notice notes possible leads near a railway yard and mentions a boatman seen near the river at dusk.
Fur Fashions Shape Yet Limit Fur Use in 1920s Styles
Discussion of how fur remains fashionable within limits, noting that reworked old fur, scarcity of materials, and tailor work affect outcomes. Highlights Doris Pawn in a Wossian sable cape and Irene Rich style from Los Angeles fur houses Obrikat and Meyer and H Liebes and Company.
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Fifth, Avenue
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
Actress in The Cup of Fury Displays Expensive Mink Coat
Helene Chadwick of the Goldwyn Repertory Players wears a mink coat valued at 87000 in a scene from The Cup of Fury. The production, described as a grand achievement, showcases lavish design and sumptuous style.
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Helene Chadwick
Goldwyn Repertory
Singhes
Farmers Seek Faster Milk Train Schedule
In Chicago a petition from farmers near Rapid City Illinois asks the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line to speed up a local milk train. They say current service forces farmers to disembark and milk cows in nearby fields after transit.
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Chicago
Rapid City
Milnois
Doughnut Ravager Honored With French Cross for Heroism
A figure known as Doughnut Ravager is celebrated for acts of valor during service in France. The recipient earned the French Croix de Guerre for battlefield bravery and leadership displayed while stationed overseas.
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France
Winnipeg mayoral race in early returns favors Gray over Farmer
Winnipeg Manitoba November 28 returns from about half the precincts forecast the re election of Mayor Charles Gray against Labor candidate Frank Farmer. Gray leads as the counting proceeds signaling strong support for the incumbent.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Charles Gray
Frank Farmer
Labor Party
New York Officials Warn of Bomb Threats on Christmas Packages
New York's district attorney's office warns prominent citizens to handle all packages with care between now and New Year's Day after Philadelphia authorities alerted to plans for wholesale bomb outrages during Christmas.
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New York
District Attargat
Philadelphia
District Attorney's
Thanksgiving Dance by Community Service
A Thanksgiving dance and party will be held at the K of C hall tonight under the auspices of Community Service, Inc. About seven Cheyenne youths have been invited to attend. Music will be provided by a local band.
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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 died Friday morning at her sister’s Los Angeles home after a short illness. Her wish was for burial in Los Angeles where her two sisters live, but ill health prevents Mr Layden from attending the funeral in Cheyenne.
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James Layden
Cheyenne
Mra. W. Il. Cooper
Los Angeles
Cal
Ancient Babylon Tablets Donated to Stanford Museum
Stanford University announces the acquisition of ancient Babylonian tablets dating up to 2350 B C from excavations led by Pedro J. Lemos and Edward J. Banks. The pieces include finger-molded tablets and items linked to the temple of Ishtar and the city Jokha. One tablet bears the name of Darius the Persian king.
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Stanford University
Cal
Babylon
Stanford Universally Museum
Pedro J. Lemos
Edward J. Banks
New Jersey
Ishtar
Jokha
Uma
Darius
Revenue Office to Open in Cheyenne District
Internal Revenue Office LC records for the Cheyenne district are en route from Denver and will open December 4 in the Cilixana National Bank building. Leslie A. Miller becomes Wyoming district revenue collector and will assume charge. Office quarters atop the new City County building will be ready later.
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Internal Revenue Collector
Denver
Cilixana National Bank
Leslie A. Miller
Wyoming Trict
Government to auction lands in Yuma region
The United States government will sell public lands on November 10. The first unit covers about 6,400 acres in the Yuma area, with 47,500 acres in the Colorado desert, south of the Gila valley and between Yuma valley and eastern mountains.
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Yuma, Ariz
United States
Yuma
Severe Native Snowstorm Hits Delta County and Montrose
Dolts County endures record snow with western areas isolated as the Delta courthouse roof collapses under heavy accumulation and the Delta power plant roof is strained. The Uncompahgre valley reports 20 inches with Montrose at 23 inches and other high altitude towns from Olathe to Telluride recording varied totals. Rail service faces drift-related delays, while ranchers fear losses of sheep and cattle stranded by the storm.
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Montrose
Golo
Dolts
Olathe 16
Delta 20
Ridgeway
Ouray
Gunnison
Telluride
Marshall Pass
Grand Junction
Cavalry Reallocation Signals Return to Fort Wright
Brigadier General B A Poore announced that the Twenty‑first Infantry troops moved to Sheridan were to relieve the Fifteenth Cavalry there. Upon arrival of more Twenty‑first men from Fort Russell, the Fifteenth will return to Fort Russell, with the Twenty‑first headed back to Fort George Wright near Spokane. Sheridan lies on their route home.
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B. A. Poore
Fort Russell
the Twenty-first
Fort George Wright
Spokane
Wash
Sheridan
Fort Wright
Lady Astor to Take Commons Oath In Plain Attire
Plymouth report notes Lady Astor will wear a plain black tailored suit a white shirtwaist and a small black hat when presenting to the speaker as the first female member of Parliament She says she will not wear elaborate evening dress and may wear a simple dark frock for sessions Lovers and dignitaries flood telegrams praising her historic victory as reception queues form at the campagin hub
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Plymouth
England
House of Commons
Astor
Laly Astor
Prowler Lloyd-George
Hall
Secretariaa
London
Ataor
Newport Studio Citrus Lands Sold Under Frosted Claim
Announcement touts Newport Studio on Garey Ave offering citrus land at $225 an acre in Upatalia. Claims frost resistance and best US citrus potential. Mentions plans to build canals to supply water and notes slower December demand.
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United States
Reward Offered for Carlisle Arrest in Albany County
Governor Corey issued a proclamation offering a reward of 8500 for the capture of the No. 0 bandit and increased by 8500 the state reward for Carlisle. The notice cites a 8400 reward raised to 5000 and 2500 payments tied to identification and arrest efforts.
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Willan
Carlislefe
Corey Peaterday
Albany County
Montana Wedding On Horseback At Crand Cabin
Parris M. Crane of the forest service and Miss Lucile Monger were married in Montana on horseback. Justice of the Peace FLM. Touglas performed the ceremony. After the vows the couple shook hands with the justice and spectators and rode away to Crane's cabin for their honeymoon in the Crazy Mountains amid distant forest fire reports.
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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 enlists in university life amid letters
A young man enrolled at Sanford University receives recent letters from Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy. He attends classes regularly and is progressing as any law student would, showing steady attendance and study habits.
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Sanford University
Kennedy
THIS WOMAN FOUND RELIEF
A letter from Mrs Ghnfyde of Tremestead Michigan reports relief from kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. She describes weeks of pain and weakness but says the pills made her feel like a new person and able to work again. The notice urges others with backache rheumatic pains and swollen joints to try the remedy.
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Foley Ki Pille
City taxi rates announced for single or two riders
A notice states that taxi numbers one and six, taxi eight hundred and one hundred four will charge 50 cents for trips anywhere in the city for either one or two persons.
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Ugane
Ganowrne Pictures
Winnipeg Indorses
Gerly
California
Internal Revenue Office LC
Delta County
Lady Astor
Newport Studio
Garey Ave
Upatalia
Carlisle
Montana
Tories
Piloenin
Ariz
College
Harry Kennedy
Kennedy Geompanial
Vernon
Palo Alto
Kentucky
Velvet Joe
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