Wyoming News Notes From Across the State
Reports from Laramie describe naturalization classes under the D A R at Laramie with Sweden Denmark Norway England Scotland and Ireland represented. A freighter William A Marshall died when his wagon overturned near Opal. Fort Russell adds a new automobile hose wagon. builders plan a $150000 Newcastle hotel to attract boom growth. Eastern Mesa county school districts reject consolidation with Little Creek voting 20 to 19 against. Southern Wyoming coal output for year ending Sept 30 1919 drops about 1 million tons to 65 282 682 tons. Newcastle teachers gain a $2000 raise. Coyotes fetch high fur prices in Kemmerer and some consider breeding them. A large land sale at Douglas totals 7 720 acres for 101 200 dollars average 13 11 per acre. University of Wyoming tournament set for March 22 27 in Laramie. State livestock board seeks extension of return rates on stock shipments to Aug 1. Perry Hulse defames A G Carter in Sheridian suit judged at less than 5 dollars costs not assessable. Adeina Pattis will remains reveal no bequest for throat to London hospital. Surgeon General Blue says no flu alarm in the U S.
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Fort Russell
Fineat
United States
Newcastle
Lusk
New Castle
Mesa County
Little Creek
Collbran
Wyoming
Robert F. Bneddon
Carey
Kemmerer Country
Baker
Douglas
Mayme L. Clough
University of Wyoming
Nelson
Laramie
OUSTED SOCIALISTS FACE TRIAL IN ALBANY
In Albany on January 21 Morris Hil quit as chief counsel for five suspended Socialist assemblymen. He warned that permanent ouster could loosen revolutionary aims, while Ehlquist and Littleton called the remarks a threat. The judiciary committee opened by excluding the Bar Association panel. The trial centers on alleged conspiracies to overthrow government through unrest and force.
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Albany
N. Y
Morris Hilquit
Socialista
Ehlquist
Russia
Martin W. Littleton
Esquit
Judiciary Committee
New York City Bar Association Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Assembly
Louis M. Martin
Wilson to take rest in California after illness
President Wilson plans a prolonged rest and climate change in Southern California by physician order. Departure for California is tentatively set for the last week of February, hoping the Senate peace treaty vote will be settled. doctors say he must leave Washington to regain strength.
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Washington
Wilson
California
Senate
Extradition list to Germany narrows to about five hundred names
The supreme council approved a final German extradition list of roughly 500 names from the 1,400 accused. The list has not yet been delivered to Germany, and the delay is viewed by some as a sign that negotiations continue.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Navy Disbursing Officer Bennet Missing with $75000 Shortage
Lieutenant Gene So Is Money reports that Lieut B Bennet, a Navy Department disbursing officer, disappeared in December 1919 and a $75000 shortage in Navy accounts was revealed. Secretary Daniels announced the loss and Bennet's Portmouth Ohio home address. He was granted ten days leave on December 22 and has not returned.
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Washington
B. Bennet
Navy
Navy Department
Daniels
Bennet
Portamouth
Ohio
Japanese Press Urges Broader Strike On Plantations
Shinpo and another Japanese newspaper urge extending the strike to all plantations in Hawaii. Hawaiian Territorial executives of the American Legion say they are considering the Japanese red flag proposal amid reports of intimidation on a plantation where Filipinos were accused and forced to join the strike.
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Honolulu
T. H
Shinpo
Shianpo
American Legion
Mpilipines Intial
Holland Refuses To Hand Over Former German Emperor
Paris dispatch reports that the Netherlands refuse entente demands to surrender William Hohenzollern for trial. The Dutch note says Holland was not party to Versailles and cannot withdraw from its laws and traditions to aid the powers, asserting neutrality and commitment to national honor.
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Paris
Holland
William
Germany
Foreign Office
William Hohenzollern
Netherlands
Versailles
William of Hohenzollern
Grand Jury Indicts Eighty Five Reds in Chicago
A special grand jury before Chief Justice Robert Crowe returned indictments naming eighty five Communist leaders. Most defendants face separate charges of conspiracy to overthrow the U S government by force under the new sedition law, with three exceptions.
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Chicago
Communist Party
Robert 2. Crowe
Criminal Court
United States
Eastern Baltic Poland Ready Defense Pact Against Bolsheviks
Representatives from Bythonia Latvia Lithuania and Poland form a commission to draft a defensive alliance against Soviet Russia. Lithuania may not join if Poland is included, while Estonia rejects that option. The conference notes possible Baltic alliance shifts and a tentative peace stance by Estonia with Russia. Finns express passive but satisfied interest.
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Union News Service
Helsingfors
Bythonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Russia
Esthonia
Germany
Soviet
France
Warsil Jewyski
Soviet Russia
Esthenians
Dorpat
Bond Issue for Irrigation in Washington
A bill to authorize a bond issue of 250 million dollars for irrigation projects was introduced by Senator McNary of Oregon and sent to the irrigation committee. The measure stems from recommendations by a western governors conference with House and Senate irrigation committees.
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Washington
McNary
Oregon
Irrigation Committee
House
Senate Irrigation Committees
Postoffice Appropriation Passes in House
Washington reports the largest postoffice appropriation bill ever presented totaling 460 million for 1921 maintenance. Original estimate 301 million, with 75.8 million added for salary increases from prior legislation.
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Washington
House
May Pass Rail Bill
Conferees in Washington expect a swift deal on the road bill once section 6 earnings and ratemaking provisions are resolved. If reached, the transportation board provisions and strike clause are not seen as blocking quick settlement of remaining issues.
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Washington
Transportation Board
Senate
Raids Credited to Carranza Linked to Plan of San Diego
Senate evidence ties Carranza and key Mexican officials to the planning of raids on U S property starting in 1915. Testimony cites a plan to invade multiple states and form a separate government while aiming to annex Texas New Mexico Colorado Arizona and California. A State Department report details aides relaying instructions from Carranza’s envoys in Washington to Mexican officers coordinating the scheme.
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San Antonio
Tex
Carranza
Rio Grande
Senate
John A. Walls
Brownsville
L. R. Barnes
United States Army
San Diego
United States
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
California
Mexico
State Department
Jesus Acuna
Gobernacion
Blseo Arredondo
Washington
Acuna
Zuazua
Mexico City
Augustin Garza
Lino Caballo
Bolsheviks Forced Back on Caucasus Front and Don
The war office reports Bolsheviks driven from the Sal river line on the Caucasus front and repulsed west of Rostov after attempts to cross the Donetz Rostov area. Ret cavalry losses include twelve guns and many prisoners along with numerous machine guns.
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London
War Office
Sal River
Tsaritsyn- Ekaterinodar
Donest
Rostov
Ret
Sugar Dealers Plead Not Guilty in Lever Act Case
Five wholesale food producers indicted for alleged sugar profiteering pleaded not guilty during arraignment before Judge Carpenter. They received ten days to withdraw their pleas or file demurrers.
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Chicago
Carpenter
Professor Resigns After Raid in Jacksonville
Professor Newell L. Sims of the University of Florida sociology department resigns after a raid on his home by Department of Justice operatives who reported finding radical literature there.
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Jacksonville
Newell L. Sims
Department of Sociology
University of Florida
Department of Justie
Big Oil Fire Destroys Pittsburg Warehouse
A Lawrenceville Pittsburg warehouse of Atlantic Refining Company storing 800000 gallons of lubricating oil was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin. Loss estimated between 500000 and 800000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Atlantic Refining Company
Lawrenceville
Red Cross Vaccinates Russians in Latgalla Region
The American Red Cross launches the largest vaccination push in history near Dvingk to curb a smallpox outbreak in Latgalla. Over 400000 shots planned to prevent spread toward Hattiewiates and Poland.
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Nrigh
Wurape
American Red Cross
Dvingk
Latgalla
Hattie Wiates
Poland
Colorado settlement prices for metals and loads
Silver at $1 814 per ounce and copper at $0 19 per pound are listed alongside a load price of $8 00 Spelter and tungsten units priced at 6 60 12 00. The data reflect market bids and unit figures from the Colorado settlement.
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Colorado
Eastern live stock prices on Chicago market report
A fragmented Chicago live stock listing shows price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep, with figures for heavy mid and light categories, packing sows, veal calves, feeder steers and stocker cows. Poultry and dairy notes indicate overall unchanged quotations, alongside miscellaneous jobbing and cash grain values.
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Chicago
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Weslern
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wiliam A. Marshall
Opal
Salt Creek
Wyoming State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Burlington and
Union Pacific
Perry Hulse
A. G. Carter
Sheridan
Garters
Iguinet Hulse
Adeina Pattl
Alnger
Blue
The
Public Health Survey
Moraris Hilquist
Socialist Counsel
NEW York City Bar Association
Gene
Bill
R. B. Gardner
Washington, D. C
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Kaiser
Postoffice
U.S
Rede
Red Cross
Ratiaf
Stern
Denver Markets
Goslings Bneeneneees
Colo
H. le
Denver
LE Bute
PRP
Metal Markets
Armatar
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