Wyoming Brief News Notes From All Parts
A garbled Wyoming roundup reports multiple incidents. A man named George P. White of Larne died after a bull attack in Rock Springs. A drowning near Rock River involved Mrs Killing and her daughter. others survived a crash en route from California. Pitchfork post office robbed thrice in four months. Medicine Bow forest service revoked a pool hall permit tied to gambling. A driver crushed by a car, multiple fires, and a highway accident leave several injured. Wyoming's water-right case moves toward reargument in the U.S. Supreme Court. Veterans and service members may open about 2,000 farm units on North Platte and Elkhorn projects. A young man fell from a moving train near Wamsutter. another boy found dead in Cheyenne. Bonds tied to Rock Springs bank seized. a Denver official faces investigation. The state partakes in a $50 million stock loan pool move affecting local financiers.
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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 Urges More Farm Credits
Washington July legislative action follows President Harding urging broader War Finance Corporation powers to fund railroad debts and expand farm credits. Senate moves a Kellogg drafted bill backed by Hoover and Meyer proposing credit extensions to producers exporters and bankers with a revolving fund and up to 1.0 billion in bonds while Norris bill supporters push amendments to limit farm product sales powers.
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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 Threatens Eruption After 75 Years
Reports from Mexico City reach San Antonio stating the San Miguel volcano may erupt for the first time in seventy five years. Steam and boiling water have been observed at the crater recently. The prior eruption occurred in 1846, destroying two small towns.
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San Antonio
Texas
San Miguel
Nmbensa
Mexico City
Dying Man Accuses Brother in Detroit Incident
In Detroit Michigan a dying man, Mer wan Sehmensky, 60, accuses his brother Heringa Sehmensky, 60, of setting him on fire during a quarrel over money makers. The brother died in hospital from burns. Police hold George Sehmensky, 08, on related charges as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
George Sehmensky
Wonder
Heringa Sehmensky
Merwan
Navy map for disarmament talks aims at Paris and Pacific bases
Tokyo reports the Navy Department plans a project for a disarmament conference to foresee all eventu alities and to discuss recognition of freedom of the seas and dismantling defenses of Pacific islands. It suggests powerful American bases in Hawaii and Guam could trigger action against Japan and calls for adding ships to the eight capital ships and cruiser program. Japan signals acceptance to discuss Far Eastern questions but wants to omit issues of sole concern to certain powers. Officials see a clear path to preliminary negotiations and a structured program after all invited powers respond.
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Tokio
Navy Department
Whiel
Japan
Pacific
Hawaii
Guam
Navy
War and Foreign Departments
Washington
State Department
Senators Propose $16,400,000 Relief for War Veterans
Washington report shows a Senate committee considering an additional $16.4 million for hospitalization of former service members. The plan, alongside an estimated annual outlay of $85 million, includes a reexamination of all relief proposals. Dr. W. White chairs the treasury board of hospitalization consultants refining the hospital-building program.
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Washington
Senate
W. ©. White
Treasury Board of Consultants
Freight Train Plunges Into Missouri River Near Darby
An extra Burlington freight ran off the track near Darby Missouri six miles north of Kansas City and plunged into the Missouri river. Three men are known to have lost their lives. Eight cattle cars and hogs toppled into the water and the livestock drowned. A special train with first aid gear and an expert diver was rushed to the scene.
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Kansas City
Burlington Railroad
Darby
Here
Will Not Probe Ku Klux Klan in Texas
A Texas House resolution by Representative Patan to investigate alleged activities of the Ku Klux Klan in Texas and protest broadcasts of its representatives was tabled by a 00 to Md vote.
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Austin
Texas
Patan
Two Aviators Killed in Plane Crash Near Weissen Thurm
Two American aviators Lieut. Cagl Derby Gunther of Mrs. Fort Lik and Corp. L. O. Stogers of Hillsboro Tex 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
Veteran Rites Mired By Forced Flag Ritual in Portland
Forty Portland men said to be World War veterans forced Alfred Kynies Junivor of the Portland Rocial Turnverein to raise an American flag. The act, tied to memory of J Henry Albers former Albers Brothers Milling Company head, occurred despite a recent Supreme Court ruling overturning a related conviction.
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Portland
Ore
Alfred Kynies
Portland Rocial Turnverein
J. Henry Albers
Albers
Albers Brothers Milling Company
United States Supreme Court
Harding orders federal aid over pellagra threat in cotton belt
President Harding asks the Public Health Service and the American Red Cross to investigate pellagra and near famine conditions in the southern cotton belt. He pledges full federal cooperation and potential Congress action, noting planters are strapped for credit and tenants must be carried through.
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Washington
Harding
Public Health Service
American Red Cross
Congress
The
Health Service
Germans Fire on Russian Forts Near Baltic coast
A German mine-sweeping fleet operating off the Kolre coast in northern Russian waters was fired upon by Russian land forts. The German ships returned fire with no reported damage. The fleet had departed Wilhelmshaven a week earlier to clear White Sea mines under Versailles provisions and has retired to Vardee for further developments.
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Berlin
Kolen
Vaardee
Norway
Wilhelmslimven
Vardee
Forest Fire Wipes Out Town Near Sydney N H
A sweeping forest fire along the coast endangers New Haven, a 500 resident hamlet. About 400 residents flee to woods but are forced to move again as flames and smoke spread. Authorities believe all residents escaped safely despite the peril and smoke.
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Sydney
New Haven
Here
Ladder sermons draw Chicago crowds to church drive
A pulpit used from a ladder set against a Chicago office building saw Bishop Fallows and Rev H A Johnston preach to office workers, bank presidents, brokers and messenger boys. They announced a drive to recruit 50,000 new church members in the city led by Kuster.
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Chicago
Financial District
Bishop Fallows
H. A. Johnston
Kuster
Turkish Nationalist Government Moves to Sivas
Constantinople dispatches report the Turkish Nationalist government and assembly shifted from Constantinople to Sivas due to successful Gireck advances in Asia Minor. The strategic relocation reflects wartime pressures on the Turkish capital and political center.
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London
Gireck
Asia Minor
Sivas
Constantinople
Dalliba Dies on Coast Chief A E C Leader
William Swift Dalliba longtime director general in Europe for American Express died at a hospital in South Barbara California. He served at the outbreak of World War I as an ally of Ambassador Ferrick and was a prominent figure in the American Chamber of Commerce and the American Club of Mavis.
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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 says Curzon withdrew invitations in U S visit
British publisher Lord Northcliffe, in the United States, issued a statement claiming invitations to attend a dinner were withdrawn due to Curzon methods. He noted the dispute with Lord Curzon has affected relations and referenced criticism of Curzon and Lloyd George by the London Times. He met President Harding for over an hour to discuss 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 240 744 511 for Rhine troops
Secretary Weeks told the Senate that Germany owed the United States up to April 80 last 240 744 511 dollars for maintenance of American troops on the Rhine. The total cost of occupation through December 18 2018 to April 30 last was priced at 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
Notable Omaha Doctor Allegedly Kills Self in LA Visit
Prominent Omaha physician Dr. John Bhel, visiting Los Angeles, reportedly cut his jugular vein with a surgical instrument amid ill health. Despondency is cited as the motive for the tragedy and its shocking end.
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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 The Hague. Negotiations were discussed by Nerelio Caray, Costa Rican foreign relations secretary, but the plan was dismissed. Costa Rica asserted the issue was legally determined by the White award and declined public U.S. mediation.
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Washington
Hague
State Department
Narelieo Caray
Mitianhin
Costa Rica
Octavio Beeche
Dalodeter Bebe Dinment
Costin Athen Hole
Atsvenay
Latest Market Quotations Show Mixed Commodities
Western Newspaper Union reports cattle hogs and lambs fluctuating with gains for hogs and lower prices for fat lambs. July Chicago figures list hogs up to 11.50, steers to 7.25 440, cows and veal lower, and grain and dairy prices mixed amid unsettled trading and bullish export news.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Denver Live Stock Prices Show Steady Demand Across Classes
Denver live stock market reports catalog feed-lot steer forecasts from eight to eight dollars, good grades from seven twenty-five to seven seventy-five, and grass fed steers from seven to seven fifty. Cattle prices vary by weight and quality with cows and hogs showing solid demand, pies and stockers also active. Oregon stock at nine forty, ewes at two to four fifty.
Market prices for corn wheat and barley listed
Prices for corn No 3 yellow and mixed per cwt and per owt. wheat per bushel. other figures appear garbled with fragmentary units and unclear decimals. despite noise, the item records a catalog of grain quotations including corn wheat and barley prices.
Bank Bandit Lockup in Bonners Ferry Robbery
Two masked men entered the First State Bank in Bonners Ferry Idaho. They locked in the cashier John A Hansen and teller Mrs A N Stewart in the vault and escaped with about 8000 dollars in currency plus roughly 1000 left on the desk. Local authorities sought suspects and details of the heist.
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Bonners Berry
Idaho
First State Bank
John A. Hansen
A. N. Stewart
Radium shipment to Philadelphia hospitals contracts noted
A shipment valued at 77000 of radium was sent registered to Philadelphia for municipal hospital use. A second shipment will follow under a contract between Philadelphia and the Radium Company of Colorado, priced at BIM,000 for two grains.
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Philadelphia
Te Radium Company
Colorado
W. L. Kihi
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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
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Minneapolis
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Denver
Oregon
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