Wyoming Briefs Reflect Dangers and Legal Movements
A roundup from across Wyoming notes a man killed by a bull near Rock Springs, two drownings on the Lincoln highway, and a Pitchfork post office robbery. It also covers forest service action on a pool hall permit, a water rights case heading for reargument, and openings for World War I veterans on North Platte and Elkhorn projects.
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George P. White
Larne
Tint
Garrett
Ani Olive Borflen
Ani Olive Borflen, the Clerk, In Tow Precelying Bida
Hound
Cal
Medicine Bow
Hanon
Fox Park
United States
Clyde Malten
Newens Jewis
Tie
Pissersby
TS Vem
Larainie
Colorado Water Right
United Tiles Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Big Inromie River
Colorado
Mrannie
Wyong
Waansutter
Avie Salman
Everett
Woah
Sinrry Nall
Carl Vel
Cheyenne
Bu Cered
Shorifl PD
George
Lanillie County
Hihorty
Mirat National Baonk
Rock Springs
Wyo
Islag Place
Aoeloly
Bocwuse
Dale Write
Coon
Wyoming
Stoclanen
Stocknen
Avonsbatks
Alan Mings
Congress in Action Special Message on Farm Credits
Congress moves on President Harding call to broaden War Finance Corporation powers to back farm credits and fund railroad debts. Kellogg offers Hoover Meyer draft as a substitute for Norris bill, enabling exports credit and bonds up to 1.0 billion with changes from agriculture committee. Senate Interstate Commerce Committee to act within weeks amid partisan cautions.
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Union News Service
Washington
Vpartin
Congress
Harding
War Finance Corporation
Senate
Kellogg
Minnesota
Hoover
Meyer
Norris
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
Treasury Department
Agriculture Committee
San Miguel Volcano Remains Active in Texas
Reports from Mexico City indicate the San Miguel volcano near San Antonio is near eruption after 75 years. Steam and boiling water have erupted from the crater, with the last eruption in 1846 destroying two small towns.
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San Antonio
Texas
San Miguel
Nmbensa
Mexico City
Dying Man Accuses Brother in Fatal Turpentine Fire
Detroit police hold Merwan Sehmensky 60 after another brother George Sehmensky 68 dies from burns. An alleged dying statement says Merwan poured turpentine on George and set him alight during a quarrel over money, with severity of burns reported at receiving hospital.
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Detroit
Mich
George Sehmensky
Wonder
Heringa Sehmensky
Merwan
Japan and United States discuss disarmament peace plan
Tokyo reports the Navy Department drafts a conference project to remove offensive threats by both sides. Japan signals acceptance to discuss Far Eastern questions but asks to omit issues limited to certain powers or settled facts. Readiness for preliminary negotiations and time/place setup is noted.
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Tokio
Navy Department
Whiel
Japan
Pacific
Hawaii
Guam
Navy
War and Foreign Departments
Washington
State Department
Senate probes soldier relief new hospital plan
Washington hears proposals for 16.4 million in relief for hospitalization of former service members. The plan, aiming at annual outlays of 85 million, calls for reexamining all relief. Dr. W White chairs the treasury hospital consultants to draft the hospital building program.
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Washington
Senate
W. ©. White
Treasury Board of Consultants
Freight Train Plunges Into Missouri River at Darby
An extra Burlington freight derailed near Darby Missouri six miles north of Kansas City and plunged into the Missouri river. Three men are known to have lost their lives and eight cars of cattle and hogs toppled into deep water, drowning. A special train with first aid equipment and an expert diver rushed to the scene.
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Kansas City
Burlington Railroad
Darby
Here
Texas House Tables Klan Investigation Bid
A Texas House resolution by Representative Patan to probe alleged Ku Klux Klan activities in Texas and protest sending Klan representatives into the state was tabled by a 00 to Md vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Patan
Two Aviators Die in Air Crash Near Weissenthurm
Two American aviators Lieut Cagl Derby Gunther of Mrs fort Lik and Corp L O Stogers of Hillsboro Texas were killed when their airplane crashed at Weissen thurm Cell near here and burst into flames.
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Lieut. Cagl Derby Gunther
Mra.fort, Lik
Corp. L. O
Portland Veterans Forcibly Raise Flag At Memorial Event
Forty Portland men claimed as World War veterans forced Alfred Kynies Juniar of the Portland Royal Turnverein to raise an American flag in memory of J. Henry Albers, former head of the Albers Brothers Milling Company. Albers’s conviction had been overturned recently by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Portland
Ore
Alfred Kynies
Portland Rocial Turnverein
J. Henry Albers
Albers
Albers Brothers Milling Company
United States Supreme Court
President Harding seeks federal aid over pellagra threat in cotton belt
President Harding orders immediate investigation by the Public Health Service and the American Red Cross into a pellagra epidemic and near famine in the southern cotton belt. He pledges full federal cooperation and potential Congress action, citing economic dislocation after the war and bank credit strain.
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Washington
Harding
Public Health Service
American Red Cross
Congress
The
Health Service
Germans Fire On Russian Forts Threaten Baltic Fleet
A German mine sweeping fleet operating off the northern Russian coast near Kolten is fired on by Russian land forts. The German ships returned fire with no damage reported. The fleet had left Wilhelmshaven a week ago to sweep White Sea mines under Versailles treaty provisions and has retired to Vardee, Norway, awaiting developments.
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Berlin
Kolen
Vaardee
Norway
Wilhelmslimven
Vardee
Forest Fire Wipes Out Town in New Haven Hamlet
Forest fire driven by a southwestern breeze swept over New Haven a 500 population hamlet. About 400 residents fled into nearby woods seeking refuge but flames reoccupied the area forcing another dash for safety. No injuries reported and all appeared to escape.
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Sydney
New Haven
Here
Ladder Sermons Rally Chicago Clergy Drive for 50000 Members
Bishop Fallows and the Rev H A Johnston preached from a ladder against an office building in Chicago s financial district to crowds of workers including bankers brokers and messenger boys. The pastors led a campaign to recruit 50000 new church members in the city.
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Chicago
Financial District
Bishop Fallows
H. A. Johnston
Kuster
Turks Move Seat of Government to Sivas
Constantinople dispatches report the Turkish Nationalist government and the nationalist assembly relocating from Constantinople to Sivas due to successful Gireck advances in Asia Minor.
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London
Gireck
Asia Minor
Sivas
Constantinople
Dalliba Dies on Coast After World War I Career
William Swift Dalliba longtime director general in Europe for the American Express Company died at a hospital in South Barbara California. He served in Paris at the outbreak of World War I and was a key ally of Ambassador Ferrick, led the American Chamber of Commerce and the American Club of Mayors.
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Dalliba
South Barbara
Calif
William Swift Dalliba
Europe
Amerian Express Company
Paris
Ambassador Ferrick
Amerl White
Pnd
American Club of
Mavis
Northcliffe reports withdrawal of dinner invitations in U S
Lord Northcliffe, visiting the United States, said invitations to a dinner were withdrawn for unclear reasons. He suggested Lord Curzon has used methods seen in India, linking the move to his feud with the British foreign secretary. He then met President Harding for discussions about newspapers.
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Washington
Lord Northcliffe
United States
India
Lord Curzon
Harding
London Times
Northcliffe
Lloyd George
Foreign Office
London
New York
White House
President Harding
Auckland Geddes
Germany owes U S 240 million for Rhine occupation
Secretary Weeks told the Senate that Germany's debt to the United States for maintaining troops on the Rhine up to April 80 was 240 744 511 dollars. He cited total occupation costs from Dec 18 2018 to April 30 192 as 275 e 192. There are 50 officers 4241 enlisted men and 4 nurses in German territory.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Rhine
Weeks
Senate
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Omaha Doctor Cuts Throat in California Tragedy
Prominent Omaha physician Dr John Bhel allegedly severed the jugular vein in a despondent act while visiting Los Angeles. The illness drivenness is cited as a motive and the incident is reported as a tragic self inflicted act.
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Los Angeles
Calif
John Bhelby
Omaha
Subide
Costa Rica Rejects Hague Arbitration on Boundary Dispute
Costa Rica rejected proposals to submit the boundary dispute with Costa Rica and Panama to arbitration at The Hague. Narelieo Caray, foreign relations secretary, said the United States has not publicly stated its stance, while Octavio Beeche noted Costa Rica’s position against the arbitration and affirmed a White award as legally determined.
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Washington
Hague
State Department
Narelieo Caray
Mitianhin
Costa Rica
Octavio Beeche
Dalodeter Bebe Dinment
Costin Athen Hole
Atsvenay
Market Quotations and Prices Across Commodities
A dense market snapshot shows hogs up to 60 cents and cattle mixed with steers firm to slight declines. July 27 Chicago prices list hogs top at 11.50 and beef steers 7.25 to 14.50, with feeders and lambs varying. grain, dairy, hay, and vegetables exhibit mixed movements amid unsettled trading and bullish export activity.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Denver Live Stock Market Report Summary
Denver live stock prices show feed lot steers at 8.00 or more in good grades, 7.25 to 7.75 for good to fair grades, and 7 to 7.50 for grass fed types. Dry-lot cows strong at 6.00 to 6.50. good 5.25 to 5.75. fair 5 and down. Hog prices top at 10.75 with several at 8 to 8.50 for extremes. pork pie demand active with highs near 10.50. Sheep offered mostly 9.40 for 77-pound stock. ewes 2 to 4.50.
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Chicago
Oregon
Hay and Grain Prices Report
Prices for corn No 3 yellow and mixed per hundredweight, wheat per bushel, and barley per cwt are listed with unclear OCR errors. Early values show corn at $1.00 per owt and $1.30 reference, barley around 8, with wheat noted by incomplete data.
Bandits Lock Bank Cashier and Teller in Vault Heist
Two masked men entered the First State Bank in Bonners Ferry Idaho and locked cashier John A Hansen and teller Mrs A N Stewart in the vault. They escaped with about $8000 in currency and left about $1000 on the desk.
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Bonners Berry
Idaho
First State Bank
John A. Hansen
A. N. Stewart
Radium shipment to Philadelphia hospitals seals contract
One grip of radium valued at 77000 shipped by registered mail to Philadelphia for municipal hospitals. A second shipment will follow under a contract between Philadelphia and the Radium Company of Colorado. The contract price for the two grains is BIM,000 according to W L Kihi vice president of the company. Two grains of radium represent the one fifteenth of the world annual output.
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Philadelphia
Te Radium Company
Colorado
W. L. Kihi
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R. D. Whitley
Gacco
RA. D. Whitley
House of Commons
Congress IN Action
Bill
Brother
U.S.70
Lead Movement
Hara
Weetero Newsnaper
Ku Klux Klan
Pellagra Grips South
American Red Cross and Public Health Service
John L. Cope
Antarctic
Curzon
Western Newspaper Union News Service
U. S
Timothy
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Memphis
Prairie
Virginia Eastern
New Jersey
Kansas
St. Louis
Denver
Haytan
Steere Bligo
South Park
Comcieeee Vanes
Bandit
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