Wyoming Brief News Notes Roundup
A Wyoming roundup of small items reports a Coreyhurst man killed under a horse, a tax report by Leslie A. Miller in Irvine, the first Wyoming income tax filing, Lusk Masons to start on a new building, and a ban on certain dancing in Sheridan. It notes a military burial for James A. Chapman in Casper, irrigation progress near Riverton, a fatal fall of William Tatham near Bosler, and a series of land openings and water-right sales in the North Platte and Shoshone projects. Also listed are a Casper murder, drainage improvements, university debates, and cattle show honors at Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltitt Nunrich
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mock Springs Council
James A. Chapman
Midwest
Casper
Fifteenth Cavalry Band
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyne
Riverton
United States
Tnd
William ‘Tatham
Laramie
Bosler
Wyo
Tatham
California
Sheridan
Charles Young
Paul Essert
Thomas Nicholas
Murray Kline
Arthur Franeis
Glenn Parker
Nelson McKale
Wilmer Stevens
University of Wyoming
Lavoie
Colorado Agricultural Colege
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Wyoming
Nebraska
North Platte Valley
Shoshone
John Corbett
Natrona County
Torrington
Maredeth
Lingle
Reclamation Service
Denver
M. J. Hhinesmith
Centennial
Cettenon Valley
Inna Tue
Albiny
Baker Steam Motor Car Manufacturing Company
Pueblo
Colo
Wyousing
Allies Will Work to Break Russia Into Many Nations
Washington dispatch reports a looming dismem berment of Russia as various Baltic states gain independence and control shifts occur. Britain detaches Georgia and Azerbaijan, plans operations against Turkestan, while Poland and Romania press claims tied to Bolshevik defeats. Finland is recognized. Ukraine fate undecided. Siberia may return to Bolshevik rule amid eastward secession talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Washington
Russia
Tere
Dentkine
Baltic States
Trnssia
Great Britain
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Russian Turkestan
British War Office
India
Persia
Rumania
Bessarabia
Poland
Finland
Ukraine
Siberia
Lake Baikal
Girl Shoots Man in Durango Street Fatality
In Durango Colorado Caroline Jones an 11 year old girl shot Carl Bay 25 on the main street of Bayfield near the town. Five bullets struck Bay who died instantly. The girl calmly waited at a nearby hotel parlor until Constable Lee Causey arrested her and she refused to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Caroline Jones
Durango County
Carl Bay
Bayfield
Bay
Bemin
Ray
Lee Causey
Price Increases Shown by Labor Bureau Statistics
Washington shows sharp rises in both retail and wholesale prices over six years. Retail prices for meats rose 50 to 80 percent by December 1919 compared with 1913, with many principal foods up 50 to 200 percent, wholesale up 70 to over 200 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Breau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Wilson to seek 150 million for Polish relief effort
President Wilson will urge Congress to appropriate 150 million dollars to feed starving Poles and other states along the Bolshevik frontier. The proposal has been urged by Herbert Hoover, General Bliss, and others in close touch with the European crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Poland
Herbert Hoover
General Bliss
Europe
Des Moines Profiteers Arrested in Sugar Profiteering Sweep
Four Des Moines grocerymen were arrested on war rants sworn by H. G. Larimer federal fair price commissioner for Iowa. He says today’s arrests start a state roundup of profiteers in sugar and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ill
H. G. Larimer
Towa
Larimer
Training youth costs 131 million under reform bill
Senate figures cited by Senator Wadsworth estimate universal military training would cost about 131 million dollars annually. This figure comes from the military affairs committee chair as the projected annual expense under the army reorganization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wadsworth
Court Upholds Suffrage Law in Texas Case
The Texas women s primary suffrage act was upheld when the Supreme Court refused to grant a writ of error. The decision stemmed from McLennan County where the Third Court of Civil Appeals ruled the law constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Supreme Court
McLennan County
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Plane Carries Airman to Grave in San Jose
A fuselage of a Garden City area airfield lifted the coffin of Charles J. Abrames to a San Jose cemetery. The body was transported by air in accordance with the expression of the deceased. Local aviation field personnel facilitated the funeral flight to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Charles J. Abrames
Coaker
Garden City
Steel firm backs no price rise despite wage rise
United States Steel Corporation denies any plan to raise steel prices. Chairman Mikert B. Gary said there is no intention to increase the price of products to fund the 10 percent wage increase for day laborers approved today. The decision is expected to affect about 175,000 workers, adding roughly 824 million dollars to payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Tte
Mikert BH. Gary
Widespread farmer unrest spans answers to Postoffice survey
Washington reports a growing spirit of discontent among farmers, reflected in more than 40 000 questionnaire replies. Officials led by George L Wood summarize grievances including labor shortages high middleman profits and poor farmer consumer contact. Excerpts from letters cite looming production cuts and criticism of city dwellers and labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice Department
George L. Wood
Senate Postoffice Committee
J I. Blakslee
Post Office Department
Binksley
New England
Middle Western States
Georgia
Eastern Agricultural
Tlme
Juror Whipped in Louisiana Murder Trial
Reports from Tallulah describe a juror whipped and dipped in mud after failing to find Alvin Calhoun guilty in the case of N. Bo Ar nol, a White farmer. The juror returned to the jury room and reportedly delivered a first degree murder verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Alvin Calhoun
N. Bo Arnol
Tallulah
World currency chaos looms as rates hit new lows
Rates of exchange on London and major European centers slide to new lows amid heavy offerings from domestic and foreign markets. Critics warn that widespread debt to the United States and stalled finance risk global chaos unless an international exchange committee forms and American credits extend to ease conditions. Washington reports renewed U S appeals for 150 million dollars in credits to Poland Austria and Armenia to avert moral and material chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
New York
London
Orient
Japan
Paris
United States
Organization of So International Exchange Committee
Washington
Glass
Wilson
Congress
Poland
Austria
Armenia
Truck Hit By Train In Champaign Cleared By Driver
In Champaign Illinois a delivery truck driven by Harry Bullock was struck by a fast Illinois Central train and carried on the locomotive pilot for more than 600 feet before the train halted. Passengers fell from cars as onlookers rushed to aid and the truck was freed from the pilot. The driver remained in place, tested the engine, then sped away off the tracks uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Harry Bullock
Illinois Central Railroad
Mexican leader proclaims himself dictator after July election
A dispatch from Mexico City reports that Carmizalis declares himself dictator and refuses to transfer power to the elected candidate. He claims forty-one states and all governors have joined a call for a convention to choose an elyitlan presidential candidate, bypassing the constitutional regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Carmizalis
Adiapatch
Mexico City
Cormiza
Elyitlan
Regulators Back Meat Industry Rules At Livestock Meet
Spokane report says the American National Livestock Association endorsed federal meat packing regulation and re elected John B Kendrick as president. El Paso chosen as next year’s meeting place. other resolutions urge private railroad control, full ICC power, universal military training, and firm treaty safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
American National Livestock Association
United States
John B. Kendrick
el Paso
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Congress
Palmer
Department of Agriculture
Livestock Commission
House Agricultural Committee
Kendrick
H. A. Jastro
Bakersfield
Cal
L. Burke
Omaha
M. O'Donnel
Bell Ranch
M. K. Parsons
Salt Lake City
Isaac Baer
Meeker
Colo
C. L. Brite
Marfa
William Pollman
Baker
Ore
Indictments Returned Against IRS Officials and Others
Indictments against three Internal Revenue Service members were returned. Deputy collector John Shoroski was indicted for accepting a bribe while John Warren and Earle Trembley faced charges of disposing of liquor seized. Thirteen individuals and firms were also indicted on profiteering in sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaago
Internal Revenue Department
John Shoroski
John Warren
Earle Trembley
Scientist Sanders Leaves Body to USC Medical School
Dr Frederic Sanders, scientist and author, left his body to the University of Southern California medical school under his will. He formerly chaired the New Mexico College of Agriculture and had ties to the University of Chicago and the University of West Virginia in a long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills
Los Angeles
Calis
Frederic Sanders
Medical School
University of Southern California
Sanders
New Mexico College of Agriculture
University of Chicago
University of West Virginia
Hamby Electrocuted at Sing Sing prison
Gordon Fawcett Hamby aged 26, a noted bank robber and train bandit whose crime record spanned coast to coast and included the December 1918 Brooklyn bank employee murders, has been electrocuted at Sing Sing prison Ossining New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamby
Ossining
N. Y
Gordon Fawcett Hamby
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
League Gets First Case Before The League Council
The western hemisphere likely will present the first case to the League of Nations council. A Peruvian assembly resolution provides for submitting to the league the claim of Peru to the provinces of Tarapacá and Arica held by Chile for more than twenty years after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Council
League of National
National Assembly of Peru
League Council
Peru
Then
Arica
Chile
Voeru
Eastern Livestock Market Prices Report
A dense listing from Chicago shows livestock prices for hogs and cattle with bids for bulk hogs at 16.10 to 16.86, heavy sows 14.25 to 14.60, and cattle with beef steer ranges from 9.50 to 19.06, including butcher cattle and veal calves. It also notes cash grain in Chicago for mixed feeds and cereals and assorted dairy and poultry product mentions.
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Ceeres
Neevecens
Navin Bash Fore
Owen
Hutter
Rocéas
Krult
Colo
H. H
H.eane
Timothy
South
Ark
Denver
Futcher
Eeeeta
Chicago
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U. 8
Court
J. Beach
Australia
American Flying Club
Beach
U, S&s. Post Office Department
U. S
Toronto
Edmond Osler
Dominion Bank
William Osler
Canada
U. S. Regulations
Western Newspaper Union News Service
League
Tern Newspaper
Denver Markets
Colorado
Eastern Livestock
Anne
Mirett
Cason
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