Wyoming Notes Roundup From Lusk to Cheyenne
Brief notices from across Wyoming cover a 1920 convention for stock growers and officials, a Cheyenne judge ruling on a will, a fatal railroad work accident, a Casper explosion injuring two, land office receipts rising to 185000.88, a Casper YWCA plant lease, Lorimer Minerals mine operations and a planned sanitarium, and a statewide vaccination quarantine amid a flu outbreak.
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Casper
Business Women's Club
Natrona County
Lorimer Minerals Company
Lusk
Midwest
Greybull
Sam Haskett
Willian Kunkle
Altho
Guy C. Burson
Washington
War Department
Burson
Battle of the Argonne, Practically Two Years Ago, Burson
Albert Burson
Boaler
Unauthorized rail strike linked to I W W as revolution
Western Union News Service reports Justice Department agents raided a hall in New Orleans arresting six leaders of a local yardmen’s association in a case charging interference with U S malls. Officials say I W W propaganda pushed a one phase of no work revolution, aiming to expand the railway walkout and undermine four great railway brotherhoods.
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Union News Service
New Orleans
Washington
Department of Justice
American Federation of Labor
Four Brotherhoods
Pennsylvanian
New York Central
To Banish Bomb Makers, Lisbon Policy Decrees Deportation
Portugal outlines deportation for possession or manufacture of explosive bombs with terms from eighteen months to ten years. Additional penalties depend on offense magnitude, as government officials set strict enforcement measures.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Bank recovers 1.3 million in Los Angeles package loss
Mirat National Bank reported a missing package consigned for U S malls containing checks totaling 1.8 million. The package was recovered in a vacant lot with torn wrapper, though intact otherwise, triggering investigations by federal and police authorities.
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Los Angeles
Calif
United States
Mirat National Bank
Wheat Movement Delayed in Minneapolis Elevators
United States Grain Corporation struggles to move nearly 1,000,000 bushels of government wheat from Minneapolis elevators before May 41. Only about 260,000 bushels have been shipped since last November, and at current rates the rest will miss the target by next November.
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Chicago
Chicago Housing Association
Associaton
Pleasant Gardens
Minneapolis
United States Graty Corporation
Frank K. Carey
Sonora moves to seek belligerent status from US
Agia Prieta Sonora April 17 news that Sonora will appeal to the United States for recognition as a belligerent to block Carranza troops crossing the border and to open Sonora ports for unrestricted US trade. Senor Elias says no US recognition of Mexico’s government is implied. Troops were dispatched to Agua Prieta as Sonora advances in Sinaloa.
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Agia Prieta
Sonora
United States
Francisco Elias
Carranza
Mexico
Senor Elias
Senor Eling
Nll
Government of
Juarez
Chihuahua
J. M. Pina
Agua Prieta
Naco
Washington
P. Elias Calles
Hermosillo
Sinaloa
May Double Stock Issue Increases Capital at Standard Oil
New Jersey based Standard Oil Company stockholders on the New York Stock Exchange will attend a special Bayonne meeting on May 7 to approve an increase of preferred stock capital from 100000000 to 200000000.
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New York
Standard Ol Company of
New Jersey
Lsted
New York Stock Exchange
Bayonne
Pay for Scapa Flow Affair Ends Long Controversy
The council of ambassadors accepted from Germany 192000 tons of marine equipment as full recompense for the sinking of the German fleet interned at Scapa Flow, thus ending the prolonged dispute.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Scapa Flow
Action Filed Against Mary Pickford in Nevada Suit
Leonard B Fowler Nevada attorney general filed suit to set aside the divorce decree of Gladys I Moore known as Mary Pickford from Owen B Moore in Minden Nevada. The actress testimony is cited as a false fraudulent exhibit in the complaint.
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Mary Pickford
Minden
Nev
Langan
Gladys I. Moore
Owen BK
Moore
Leonard B. Fowler
Nevada
Fortifying Frontiers in Sonora Seeks Civil War Toll
Western Newspaper Union reports Sonora and Carranza forces clash on the Sonora Sinaloa frontier. Gen Calles fortifies passes toward Agua Prieta as 4,000 recruits join in sixty hours. Indicated mobilizations place 25,000 on horizon with Yugul peace and potential civil war over states rights.
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Union News Service
Agua Prieta
Sonora
New Republic of Sonora
Carranza
Sonora-Sinaloa
Nogales
P. Eling Calles
Inehler
Sinaloa-Sonora
Chihuaha
Casis Grandes
Chihuahua
Calles
Blanco Pass
J. M. Pina
Blanco Pags
New Republic
Mexico
Caillaux Trial Nears End in Paris
In Paris the Caillaux treason trial entered the summing up stage as the high court resumed after the Easter holidays. Prosecutor Theodore Lescouve urged a verdict within a fortnight and pressed for guilt, while omitting a death sentence for the accused.
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Paris
Joseph Cally
France
Theodore Lescouve
M. Catlaux
Public Health Service Overwhelmed Without 15 Million Aid
The American Legion committee urged Congress to immediately appropriate 15 million dollars for the Public Health Service warning that 72,000 mentally deranged former soldiers will lack care and treatment if action is delayed.
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Washington
Congress
Public Health Service
American Legion
Jail Breaker Asks for Money From Mesa Allegation
Jesse G. Little pried the jail door at Mesa and walked away with 5040 in care of the town treasurer. He wrote from El Paso asking that the funds be forwarded to him minus the amount needed to repair the jail door. Officials said most of the money would likely be required to fix the door.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jesse G. Little
Mesa
Little
HI Paso
Tex
Impeachment bid for Louis F Post over deportation policy
Washington April 16 A Republican resolution seeks to impeach Louis F Post assistant secretary of labor over alleged abuses of power in deporting alien enemies. The measure directs the judiciary committee to investigate charges raised by immigration committee chair Johnson and others and report any impeachment resolution to the House. The rules committee will decide if the measure becomes a special order.
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Washington
Post
Labor Department
Representative Hoch
Kansas
Judiciary Committee
Chailrman Johnson
Immigration Committee
House Rules Committee
House
Rules Committee
Hoch
Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Louis F. Poat
Labor
Iis
United States
Louis I. Post
Committee On the Judiciary
Louis F. Post
Jackson man H R Franklin jailed for editorial crime
Jackson, Mississippi. H R Franklin, a Negro representing The Crisis of New York, was sentenced in Holmes County to six months in prison and fined 400 dollars for violating a state law banning literature intended to stir racial trouble. The arrest stemmed from an editorial in the paper's January issue.
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Jackson
Miss
H. R. Franklin
New York
Holmes County
Franklin
Women Demand Blue Overalls at Texas & Pacific Office
Women in the Texas and Pacific railroad offices in Dallam County request district attorney permission to wear blue overalls, joining men in an overall club. The office force totals about 800, with city employees also petitioning to declare blue overalls the official city employee uniform.
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Dallans
Texas
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Red Cross Mission Arrives at Vedosia in Crimea
The South Russian mission of the American Red Cross reached Vedosia Crimea and evacuated Novo Rossink before Red Army arrival. Personnel and supplies were moved to Fedosia amid safety concerns and planned precautions.
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Paris
Vedosia
Crimea
American Red Cross
Novorossink
Fedosia
Tacoma Teachers Granted Annual Pay Increase for Term Start
Tacoma school board approved raises totaling 420 dollars per year for teachers and supervisors. Beginning with the September term, grade teachers will earn 1,200 dollars annually and high school teachers 1,000 dollars.
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Tacom
Wash
Tacoma
Bank Failure Shuts Down Tula Oklahoma Institution
The American National Bank of Tula Oklahoma closed its doors with deposits near 1 million dollars. The Exchange National Bank took over all assets and liabilities. It will pay depositors 100 cents on the dollar except for two local banks. The lax lending practices are cited as the cause.
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Tula
Okla
Natonal Bank
Lts
Exchange National Bank
Exchange National
Sustem Gaoy
Metal markets supply figures from Colorado settlement
Colorado metal markets report settlement prices for Bar sliver at 1.18 per unit copper at 19 20c per pound Jwad at 9.26 Spelter at 8.43 and Tungsten at 6.60 16 00 per unit through the latest quotation.
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Colorado
Eastern Live Stock and Chicago Grain Markets Drift in Mix
Eastern live stock reports show cattle and calves firm to higher with top yearlings near 16 to 19 dollars and heavy alvarez bulls up. hogs steady to lower, cash grains at Chicago steady to mixed with wheat No 4 spring around 2.45, corn about 1.67 to 1.71 futures, and barley 1.62 to 1.70. Chicago produce mirrors light buying with butter down and eggs steady, receipts noted at 12,259 caseloads with mixed prices across dairy items.
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O. B
Denver
Jaigas
Colo
Gralia
F. C. B. Enver
Chicago
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Vesturn Newspaper Union News Service
Wyo
Wyoming Stock Chewers
Aijourmament
Cheyeone
Underwood
Wis
Ie Combinewr
Melville CL Brown
Justice of the Peace and Pallies
Lavine
Myer
Lorine
Dartington Ratirond
Big Har Euoniy
Frowe M. Sullivan
Iitrond
Fitness
Nether
Kimball
Lil He Cho
Salt Lake Clery
Utah
Salt Creek
yoxHorn Cfc
Speer Station
Cheyenne
Wweak
Manny
L. Fr. Eppleh
Chamber of Commerce
Ehty
Burlington Railroad Company
Gheybull
Thess ML. Sullivan
Nesbet
Sullivan
State Land Office
Baker
IW. W
U. S
Western Newspaper Union. News Service
Caramanza Federals
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Red Cross Party
Ewspaper Union News Bet Leets
Denver MA
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Peeaee
Seeeele
Lée Greeoa
Lie Liulia
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