Wyoming notes on wool market roads and park route
Wyoming woolgrowers fight federal regulation while Dr. Wilson sells the Wyoming Wool Growers Association committee in Washington. Green River fire scene ends in tragedy as a UP agent dies. State highway funds award and building plans spark new bridges and gravel roads statewide.
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Westuray
Union News Service
Wyoming
7. M. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Hoave Agricultural Committee
Washington
Yackers
President Wilson Lifts Coal Price Controls And Sets Talks
President Wilson ordered the end of price controls on bituminous coal effective April 1 and urged miners and operators to negotiate a new working agreement based on the coal strike commission majority report. The 27 percent wage increase is expected to cost about 200 million dollars annually, with the 14 percent miners’ wage rise already included. John L. Lewis signaled miners’ willingness to meet with operators as the nation reverts to pre November 1 fuel conditions for bituminous coal.
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Westerm
Union News Service
Washington
Wilson
Coal Strike Settlement Commission
Junnors
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Tidewater Coal Exchange
The
Coal Commission
White House
Milners
John P. White
Citations for Bravery Issued at Fort Omaha
Six soldiers and three civilians received bravery citations at Fort Omaha for actions during explosions in the fort’s hydrogen plants on January 8 and 9 this year. Several were badly burned for staying at their posts amid the ensuing fire.
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Omaha, Neb
Fort Omaha
Fort
Spies in Irish Army Questioned by Evening News
Dispatch from Belfast disputes claims that Dublin Castle seizure proves widespread spying in the Republican army. It notes transfers of large bodies of Irish constabulary from the north of Ireland to unspecified areas amid ongoing turbulence.
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London
Dublin Castle
Auth Boys
Evening News
Belfist
Irish Constabulary
Ireland
Dublin tragedy heightens Irish unrest and grafts reward
In Ireland a masked gang dragged Alan Bell from a Dublin tram and shot him four times. Passengers witnessed the daylight murder as protests rise over the Cork and Lord Mayor MacCurtain cases. Rewards and government protections fail to yield arrests amid ongoing attacks on police. The House discusses Alderman O'Brien's hunger strike while Bonar Law defends authorities.
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Calon Newa Barvice
London
Ireland
Allan Bell
Royal Constabulary
Dublin
Mwan
Viscount Cochran
Lord Weutenant
Bell
Cork
MacCurtain
Sinn Fenners
House of Commons
I. O'Brien
Transport Workers
jJall
T. P. O'Connor
O'Brien
Coal Commission
Alderman O'Brien
Andrew Bonar Law
European Servant Girls Planned for Spokane Shortage
Local business leaders plan to form an association to bring 200 young women from Europe to ease Spokane's acute domestic servant shortage. Announcement comes from PB. Ondin president of a large local industrial concern.
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Spokane
Wash
Europe
PB. Ondin
Chicago Bank Refuses $4 Million City Loan
Chicago banks and a clearing house committee refused on legal grounds to lend the city $4,000,000 estimated by the Council Finance Committee as necessary to fund pay raises for city employees. The finance panel said the proposed 10 percent wage increase could apply only to employers earning below $2,000 annually, with a smaller raise for others.
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Chilcago
Chicago
Corncil Finance Committee
Coul
Villa Massacre Wipes Out Mexican Farm Village Near Santa Barbara
Report from El Paso says Francisco Villa and 150 followers massacred over fifty residents in a Chihuahua settlement after a prior exchange of fire. Survivors say Villa’s men burned homes and crops as villagers defended the community, with one man killed while attempting to seize Villa’s gun.
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Union News Service
el Paso
Texas
Santa Barbara
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Villa
Beleve
Henry
Birthday Dinner Honors Senior Diplomats and Veterans
A 97 year old diplomat hosted a birthday dinner in Los Angeles with twenty five guests all aged at least 80. Guests included former Senator Cornelius Cole, 97, and Gen. John S. Wilcox, 87, who spoke at the event. Dr James M Peebles, 87, noted diplomat abroad under President Grant and peace commission member to the Sioux, was the host.
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Los Angeles
Califs
James M. Peebles
Grant
Peace Commission
Cornelius Cole
John 8S. Wilcox
Big Firms Buy 15000 Suits for Demobilized Soldiers
Representatives from 22 International Harvester work councils meet with executives and purchase fifteen thousand men’s suits originally set aside by the British government for demobilized soldiers. Delivery is due in about six weeks at roughly 18 dollars per suit.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Harvester
Ex Kaiser’s Wife Ill Amerongeo
The illness of the former German empress has progressed to a point where doctors deem it unwise for her to walk. She is now wheeled about in a royal chair.
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Amerongeo
Lnyald Chatr
Bar Enemy Aliens from Entering Canada for Fifteen Years
The Dominion government is urged by the Great War Veterans Association to bar enemy aliens from entry into Canada for fifteen years. The resolution was adopted at a meeting in Montreal.
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Montreal
Dominion
Cooada
Great War Veterans’ Association
Police Stop Socialist Meeting in Philadelphia
Police halted a Labor Lyceum gathering in Philadelphia after alleged radical statements by Charles Solomon of New York and three other New Yorkers led to arrests. The crowd of about 100 men and women witnessed the disruption as the meeting ended.
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Philadelphia
Labor Lyceum
Five
Socialista
New York
Charles Solomon
Socialist
Prussian Reds Reject Trace of Armistice Hope
Berlin dispatches report that Red army leaders rejected the armistice with the reichswehr and now pledge Bolshevist control through the Rote Soldatenbund. Berlin fears Soviet rule within three months unless a treaty revision or aid arrives before June. European nations blame Versailles delays for postwar turmoil and insist on Germany meeting reparations.
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Union News Service
London
Berlin
Germany
Paria
America
Versailles
Europe
France
Italy
England
Presbyterian church erection board approves many new buildings
The board of church erection plans twenty six new churches and fourteen manses mainly in the West and Southwest funded by 181,620 for church buildings and 80,200 for manses Dr David G Wylie general secretary announced the projects include a church for Mexicans now under construction in Los Angeles. Ship Man s Sentence Affirmed in Boston United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a federal ruling finding Frank I Sears of Webster shoe makers guilty of bribery and conspiracy to defraud the government in army shoe production.
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New York
Board of Church Erection
Presbyterian Church
David G.wylie
Los Angeles
Boston
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Frank I. Sears
A. J. Bates Company
Webster
Treaty to return American war dead from France
An accord between French and American governments allows the removal of American dead in France to the United States once arrangements are completed. The agreement awaits approval by the French government.
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Washington
France
United States
Soo
Air Patrol to Guard Forests in West Funded
Senate approves annual agricultural appropriation bill allocating 260000 for forest fire protection in the West. Sixty thousand dollars would support cooperation between the Agriculture and War Departments to maintain an air patrol over forests.
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Air Patrol
Washington
West
Senate
Department of Agriculture
War Department
Washington moves to probe petroleum price rises
A House investigation by the Department of Justice into recent advances in gasoline kerosene fuel oil and other petroleum products would be directed under a resolution introduced by Representative Dyer a Republican from Missouri The proposal seeks to examine price movements and determine if antitrust or illegal practices are involved.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Dyer
Missouri
Former Presidents' Aide Semmes Read Dies at 41
Semmes Read, once naval aide to Presidents Roosevelt and Taft, died at 41 after eleven years in naval hospital from a riding accident. He was crippled, never walked again, and earlier played football and baseball at Iron Weat Virginia.
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Washington
Naval Hospital
Semmes Read
Naval
Troonevelt
Patt
Oval Academy
Virginia
Market prices and grain notes from Chicago and East
The report lists metal futures with Bar Silver at $9.25 and Spelter $5.64, Tungsten $6.60 to $12.00, plus Eastern Livestock prices for cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves. Grain prices show mixed corn and oats values with No 2 wheat and rye figures, across Chicago markets.
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Burkey
Eaves Etreemsage
Pedeen Aekeseya Oi
Seeeeeenene
Wiseesses Renee Thss
Colo
Jarrets
New
Ewl
H. H
Timothy
Lom
Charles Quotations Ad & Co., Inc
Meta Mankets
Colorado
Chicago
Rotary
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Wheatlind High School
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