Wyoming Briefs Highlight Local Events And Incidents
A roundup from Cheyenne Casper and towns across the state reports salary updates and cost of living adjustments for school districts. Roads and paving contracts are awarded with Midwest Refining funding. A fatal auto crash near Shoshoni, a courthouse delay in Cheyenne, arson by fire, a murder trial note, and a large opium and narcotics shipment seized in Denver are among the items. A town hall building project, a plant fire, and a suicide in Thermopolis are also reported alongside relatives’ legal cases and a big expansion plan for Casper housing.
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Weber
Union News Service
Board of Education
Weber Nore
Snake River
Beages
J. W. Tarr
Sallabury
Linde Gael
Denver
Frank Ford
Lincoln County
State Board of Pardons
Cheyenne
Albert del Joneo
Shoshoni
Booneville
W. J. Watson
Jones
Watson
Crowley
Casper-Salt Creek
Borne Ly
Midwest Refining Company
State Highway Commission
Dison
Teaffalo Manufacturing Company
Edward Dergstrom
Lairamie
John Cordillo
New City
Pde
Mentzer
John Cordilla
Ula
French Troops Occupy Frankfurt and Darmstadt
French forces enter Frankfurt and Darmstadt meeting minimal resistance. Provisional order imposes siege, curfews, and bans gatherings after 9 pm. German authorities and public services operate under French oversight with censorship and communications controls in the occupied zones.
Chicago Prohibition Speech Targets Doctors and Druggists
May 1922. AL Dalrymple, linked to the whisky rebellion, addressed a group vowing to close doctors and druggists until they are driven from public life. He claimed fifteen to twenty arrests daily for liquor-law violations.
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AL Vo Dalrymple
Tron Silver
Hleekle Clu
Hog Brings Record Price in Private Sale
In Villisca Iowa breeders Williams Brothers sold a Poland China hog bought fifteen months earlier from L A McClar von Braddville for 265 dollars. They sold it privately to W H Bisworth of Goldfield for 40000 dollars, claimed as the highest hog price in the United States or possibly the world.
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Villisca
Iowa
Poland
China
Williams Brothers
Braddville
W. H. Bisworth
Goldfield
United States
Four Die in Seattle Lincoln Hotel Fire Inquiries Continue
The Lincoln Hotel blaze in Seattle left four dead including Charles F. La Casse. Wiremen and police scour the smouldering ruins for other victims while Dr. Augustine Dwyer of Boston, a lecturer, is missing and believed to have been a guest.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles F. la Casse
Lincoln
Augustine Dwyer
Boston
White Horse Solon Elected Speaker in Yukon Assembly
Robert Lowe of White Horse was elected speaker of the Yukon territory legislative assembly in Dawson. Ordinances amending the poll tax and dental regulations are to be considered. Lowe traveled to Dawson by snow trail covering over 800 miles.
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Dawson
Yukon Territory
Robert Lowe
White Horse
Yukon Territory Legislative Assembly
Lowe
Shige
Arrest Warrant Issued for Omar Locklear in Reckless Driving Case
In Los Angeles, California a warrant is believed to be the first in the county charging reckless driving against Omar Locklear former aviator with Aero Mub of Southern California. He appeared before officials in connection with the case.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Omar Locklear
Aeny
Aero Mub
Southern California
de Conopliimeunt
Riot at University of La Plata Ends in Student Death
Striking medical students rioted in Buenos Aires injuring others while firing a pistol. One student was killed amid chaos as authorities detained several participants and investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
School of Medicine
University of de la Plata
TNO
Murder of Red Cross Nurse in Abbeville
Maurice Ducollet, a former soldier, allegedly murdered Madam Ronjounier wife of Abbeville's bar head on March 12. He reportedly killed the Red Cross nurse who cared for him when wounded and robbed her of jewels. Ducollet has been arrested with the jewelry recovered.
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Maurice Ducollet
Abebeville
Worn
Red Cross
Madame Ronjounier
Abbeville
Ducallet
30,000 Rail Men Out as Unions Seek Higher Rents
The Western Newspaper Union reports a broad strike among rail workers including switchmen and enginemen. A. B. Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen notes talks with Chicago & Northwestern strikers and hints a vote within 24 hours. Some progress seen as some return to work. others vow to continue until new unions form. Freight disruptions and embargoes spread, with about 100,000 on strike nationwide. Leaders condemn the walkout as an effort to disrupt existing unions. A letter to the Western Association of Railways asks more time to break the strike while pledging to protect contracts and minimize public impact. Gasoline explosion in Akron sewers causes hotel and property damage.
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Nien News Service
Chicago
A. BF. Whitney
Brotherhood of Rivilroad ‘Traumen
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Uss
Switchien
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Sedalia
New York
New Jersey
Western Association of Railways
Ralbrouche
Unclear draft proposes double tracking routes and names
Fragmentary text describes a plan to double track with notes about Weber Cassion Outten Attlier W. J A Wiartths and the Utah Consmetion Con juny, inviting submission to a commission. Mentions a Union Pave Lilt Company and a list of about 100 titles through a welwy cation route.
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Weber Cassion
Outten
Attlier W. JA Wiartths
Utah Consmetion Con Juny
Svitd le
Blux
Commie UN
Union Pavie Lilt Company
Hull Foo Cinteway
Gieniurer
Wyo
T Listinice
Abwoit
Welwy Cation
Big Cut In Appropriations Reports Out
Washington action trims the overall fortifications appropriation from 117 708 000 to 500 204 000 as reported by the appropriations subcommittee. The measure also authorizes two sixteen inch coast defense guns for Parbols Point Hawaii.
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Washington
Baker
Parbols Point
Hawaii
Six Germans killed as Frankfort clashes flare under Berlin orders
Disturbances in Frankfort led to French troops restoring order. German reports say six killed and thirty five wounded. Berlin ordered the occupation and linked Frankfort unrest to Ruhr events. A German proclamation to Ruhr towns cites limited troop numbers and condemns French reprisals. In Ireland, 1089 outrages since 1910 are noted by a British white paper.
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Mayence
Frankfort
Berlin
Degoutte
Ruhr
Reichswehr
Kapp
von Luettwitz
France
Essen
Germany
Irish Outrages Reported Across Ireland with Casualties
Reports from multiple locales say outrages continue. In Limerick near Durracka at Binekroy a police outpost burned. Four men arrested under defense of the realm. In Tipperary three constables were shot at while riding from Kear Cross to Newport. one killed, one fatally wounded, another badly wounded.
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Lomwlon
Ireland
Binekroy
Limerick
Tipperary
Kear Cross
Newport
Wife Mcckee murder case shocks Colorado ranch community
Artie S. Me l Kee, a prominent ranchman near Wray Colorado, is charged with the murder of his wife Clara Douglas McKee. An inquest returned an open verdict, noting death by gunshot from an unknown shooter. McKee claims he was away two hours and had no part in the crime.
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Yuma County
McKee
Hilary
I. J. Owen
Miss Hilary
Mrs. McKee
War with Germany Ends Resolution Adopted by House
The Republican joint resolution ending the state of war with Germany and repealing wartime laws passed the House 242 to 150 with 22 Democrats crossing party lines and two Republicans voting no. It now proceeds to the Senate.
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Washington
Germany
House
Senate
Legion opposes De Valera address to city on April 21
Birmingham post of the American Legion presents resolutions to city commissioners opposing a speech by Eamon De Valera, president of the Irish republic, claiming the address would insult American soldiers and dishonor those who died serving in France.
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Birmingham
Ala
American Legion
Ekamonn de Valera
Trish Republic
Legion
France
Danish Radicals Rally for Soviet Republics in Copenhagen
Police deployed heavily as syndicalists and Socialist agitators hold meetings near the royal palace and town hall. Crowds were kept back while calls for a soviet republic circulated. General strike actions appear largely halted and daily life returns to near normal.
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Copenhagen
Royal Palace
Nebraska to Recruit Teachers Campaign Launched
Omaha, Nebraska launches a statewide effort to recruit teachers. The drive is organized by the State Normal at Wayne to address a shortage estimated at more than 1,000 educators statewide.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Nebo
State Normal
Wayne
Lone Bandit Robs Santa Fé Near Kansas City
A bandit robbed the Chicago to Kansas City Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train between Lexington Junction and Kansas City. He entered the mail car, forced three clerks to their faces, bound them, then bound the fourth and rifled the registered mail.
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Kansas City
Mintat WA Market Prices for Metals and Commodities
Prices for silver at 1.26 per ounce, copper at 20 cents per pound, tin around 9.9 dollars, spelter 8.42, tungsten at 6.50 per unit. Market notes list mintat WA as the source with commodity quotes and unit references.
Livestock and Grain Prices From Chicago Markets
Bastarn live stock market reports show horse top prices around 16.76 with bulk 16.00 to 16.25, cattle ranges include beef steers 14.7 to 15.00, cows down to 6.00 to 7.60, veal calves 15.75 to 16.25, stockers 10.78, and hogs mixed. Chicago cash grain lists wheat 2.45, corn 1.07 to 1.71, oats 9.60 to 12.00, with pork and poultry prices noted and potatoes listed at 7.00.
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Denver
Cenee
Hutter
Colo
Owl
Hay
Gilain
Tirnia
F. O. B. Denver
South Dark
South Park
Chicago
Ochicago
Lord
Laarden
Iuiba
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Thermopolis
Morrow
United States Internal Revenue Office
Rock Springs
A. B. Westover
Williamson
Bureau of Technology
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Army
Navy
Ralph Kimball
Casper
Rollin Ormsby
Major Ormsby
Natrona County
Akull
Hugh Giffen
Chnapes
Ormaby
Giffen
Tas
Eis Leuc
Caeper
Mountain States Telegraph
Nc Telephone Company
Rhoenican
Wiig
Frank
Fort OR
Darmstadt
Wentart
T-Preneli
Frankfur
Krench
de Goutte
Rhine
Cerin
Ceces
Durinstaat
Offenbach
Hochstadt
Koenigstein
Bleburg
Gross Gerad
Lang
Schwalbach
Wiesbaden
Diebrich
Fune
Uncle Sam
Akron
Ohlaj
Linwood
U. S
Canal
Manmaa Conn
Harding
Canal Zone
London
Irehind
Wray, Colo
Husband
Western Newspaper
Valera
Lone Bandit
Santa Fé
Western S
Towepaper Union News Service
Mintat, WA
Bastarn
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