Wyoming Brief News Notes From All Parts
A mixed batch of items from across Wyoming reports deaths and local events. Notable mentions include the death of Mrs Blydenburgh near the Wyoming Supreme Court, a baby named Diamond born north of Cheyenne, and veteran James K Moore, Sr. passing away in San Diego. Other notes cover university lectures, prison escapeer David King treated for frozen feet, Mosquito-infested land near Lander slated for drainage, hospital bid costs prompting suspensions, coyote skins thefts near Big Piney, state game receipts, optometry certification moves, a Cheyenne American Legion club plan, and water rights openings for North Platte and Shoshone projects with nearby road and guard troop activity in Niobrara and Riverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yar
North Platte
Wyombg
James K. Moore
Fremont County
Fort Whattakle
San Diego
Calif
Ford
Lander
David King
Rawlins
Laramie
King
Takamie Hospital
Aan
Mosquito Paradise
Frances Warren Pershing
Wyoming
Paul Bueller
Kenimerer
Green River Valley
Big Piney
Torrington
Wyo
Powell
Niobrara County
Btute Highway Commission
Tusk
Newcastle
Lance Creek
Elile
Wyoming Star Guard
Riverton
Adj
TJ. McVoy
William Shortie
Sinte
Disquieting Slump Hits Exchange and Markets
Western Newspaper Union dispatch reports a broad sense of disquiet in the financial world as exchange and commodity markets, especially foodstuffs and cotton, falter. Foreign trade fears rise amid rumors of the impact on the U.S. balance of payments while London Paris and other centers set new exchange records and gold reserves shift south. U.S. stock prices fall with foreign selling, and francs weaken to new lows around 14.4 to the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
New York
Stock Exchange
London
Paris
Rome
Antwerp
Montreal
South America
Tt Wis
Preventing Flu: Advice to Limit Spread in Open Air
Public health guidance urges open air exposure, distancing from colds, and hygiene to curb epidemics. Stay home with a cold, cover coughs, boil or burn used handkerchiefs, avoid shared cups or towels, and avoid kissing to limit transmission until symptoms subside.
Peace Talks Under Way Between Britain and Russia
Stockholm reports peace negotiations are in progress between Great Britain and Soviet Russia. Adolph Joffe, departing Dorpat where he led the Bolshevist delegation, stated Russia seeks peace with all nations and demands no interference in its internal affairs as a main condition.
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Stockholm
Great Britain
Soviet
Russia
Svensk Dagbladet
Adolph Joffe
Dorpat
M. Joffe
Bank President in Harrisonville Ends Life Amid Shortage
Abraham Lincoln Bur ney, president of the Bank of Harrisonville Mo, killed himself after a reported shortage in bank accounts. Estimated losses exceed 100000 from speculative Oklahoma and Texas oil ventures. A recent 80000 investment in lenses proved worthless, said to have driven him to suicide.
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Harrisonville
Kansas City
Abraham Lincoln
Burney
Bank of
Oklahoma
Texas
Lansing Asked for Report on Liberian Situation
Washington secretary Lansing is asked in a House resolution to transmit to Congress a comprehensive statement covering all phases of the Liberian situation. The request includes details on American military occupancy and any verbal or written agreements with Japan or other powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lansing
House
Congress
United States
Japan
Virginia Defeats Suffrage in Senate Vote
The Virginia State Senate rejected the federal suffrage amendment by 24 to 0 after a stormy debate. The decision marks a second setback for the suffrage question in Virginia politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Senate
Virginia Lagiala Tire
Mystery Vanishing of Youth and Bonds in Chicago
Police investigate the disappearance of George Franke with $98 000 in Liberty bonds belonging to the Mearvis Trust. In foggy Chicago, officers weigh whether he is a robbery victim or vanished voluntarily after being sent to the Federal Reserve Bank to exchange bonds for larger denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Franke
Bik Bee
Car
Mearvis Trust
Wad Bay
Mak
Pronge
Franke
Federal Reserve Inink
Clever Robber Uses Artificial Leg in Denver Mint Heist
Denver reports that about 81,400 dollars worth of gold bullion stolen from the U S mint over five weeks has been recovered. Orville Harrington, a trusted mint employee, is held on theft charges after confessing to the burglaries. He reportedly hid gold in a cement wall hole, under a back yard walk, and even used his hollow artificial leg as a carrier. The bullion was returned to the mint and secured in a vault as investigators pursue a full inquiry.
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Denver
United States Mint
Orville Harrington
Harrington
Stowland K. Goddard
Secret Service Department
University Boulevard
Goddard
Tarrington
Wias
Secret Service
Movie Actor Killed in Plane Stunt Above Los Angeles
Earl Burgess motion picture actor was killed in Los Angeles when he fell 700 feet from an airplane during a comedy stunt. He was to drop a dummy. instead he fell, with Lieut. Walter Hawkins aboard. The crew mistook the body for the dummy until investigators reached the crash site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Earl Burgess
Burgess
Walter Hawkins
Turgess
Colorado Banker Hangs Self In Julesburg
A 60 year old Colorado banker and longtime cashier at Citizens National of Julesburg killed himself. His body was found in the basement with a loaded gun nearby, the weapon unfired, suggesting he entered the basement earlier. The incident occurred at his home in Julesburg, with only vague references to local names and places remaining readable.
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Julesburg
Colom
Chiyton
Tilesburg
Iret
Hangloy Kinmiwell
Nourby
Senseliight
Dia
List of German extradition targets swells in Allied note
The Tageblatt notes Allied demand list for German war criminals exceeds prior expectations. Paris reports debate on timing of publication, with concerns over warning suspects. Baron von Lersner leaves Paris for Berlin amid unfolding extradition plans.
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London
Paris
Holland
Berlin
Baron Kurt von Lersner
Baron von Lersner
von Leisner
Karl Aegidi
Albrecht of
Wuerttemberg
Arnold de la Perce
Sixt von Arnim
Otto von Below
Johann von Bernstorff
United States
von Bethmann-Hollweg
von Beseler
Bismarck
von Boehm
von Bothner
Thupprecht
Bavaria
Duke of Mecklenburg
von Bredow
Bronsart von Sechellendorf
Otto von Buelow
Admiral von Spelle
Groener
von Daimling
Eaver Pasha
Ernst of Saxony
Falkenhausen
Falkenhayn
Frederick of
Prussia
von Gallwits
Alfred von Glasenapp
Otto von Gottberg
von Gravenitz
Count Haeseder
Hammerstein
Haniel von Halmhausen
Grand Duke
Hesse
Miehl Marshal von Hindenburg
France
Belgium
Prince August of
Hohenzollern
Estelfriedrich of
Germany
Oscar
Four Die After Drinking Face Lotion in Freeport Case
Four men are dead and fifteen others are ill after consuming face lotion sold by a Freeport barber shop. A coroner’s jury convened to investigate the incident as authorities seek to determine the product’s origin and responsible party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Grafting Skin Offer Sparks Midwest College Push
Goshen College student volunteers were urged to provide skin grafts for Burt R. Throdmorton after a serious accident. The offer stated ten dollars per square inch with at least two inches needed. the victim hovered between life and death for weeks following a fall into an uncovered steam vat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Goshen College
Burt R. Throdmorton
Cloxhen
Labor unions plan nation wide campaign to control Congress
Western Newspaper Union reports definite AFL plans for a bipartisan nation wide push in presidential primaries to elect friendly national and state officials. Samuel Gompers says explanation soon as a federation committee, backed by 4,000,000 members, targets unfriendly lawmakers and aligns organizers across districts and states including labor friendly governors judges and legislators. Farmers and farm groups are to be approached cautiously with no third party.
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Washington
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Counccil
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Compers
Elamit
Labor
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nonpartisan League
New York
South Carolina
Warren
Stone
Hog Island ship builder dies in Paris
News reaches New York of the death in Paris of Frederick Holbrook vice president of the American International Corporation and Hog Island shipyard builder He had been ill briefly and left New York last December to visit Russia for Grace American International Corporation which he led since its formation last year to do business in Russia
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New York
Paris
Frederick Holbrook
American International Corporation
Hog Island
Russia
Grace-American International Corporation
Russa
Japs Approve Plan For Free World Trade Of Essentials
Buenos Aires reports Japan notified the foreign office that Japan approved the Argentine government proposal to negotiate treaties in October to allow free interchange of essential goods worldwide. Italy and Paraguay are the other two nations to approve the project.
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Buenos Aires
Foreign Office
Japa
Japan
Italy
Paraguay
Soldier Bonus Proposed in Congress
Washington report notes Rep Osborn of California introduced a plan for a World War veteran bonus. Every man in service would receive $1 for each day served with 4 percent interest. The proposal caps the total at $1.5 billion.
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Washington
Osborn
Republican
California
Woman on Trial Over Memory and Threats in California
In Miaryaville California Mrs Gertrude Wilson faces trial for murder after denying recollection of Oringshore related statements. On redirect examination she denied threatening Charles Brown’s life over alleged pay to her sister. The case centers on witness memory and alleged motives.
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Miaryaville
Calif
Gertrude Wilson
Oringshore
Chives Brown
Wilson
Brown
Jie
Hho
Metal markets report with listed Colorado settlement prices
Colorado settlement prices for metals include Bar allvor at $1.04, copper at 18 19e per pound, lead at $8.00, spelter at $9.31, tungsten at $6.60 per unit, and a range noted up to 12.00.
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Colorado
Eastern live stock market highlights bid range and classes
The report shows cattle and sheep trading with varied weights and grades. Beef steers range from 9.50 to 17.26 per hundredweight, cows 6.76 to 12.40, veal calves 14.00 to 10.50, and lambs 66 to 165 dollars per hundredweight depending on cut and condition. Pigs and sows also listed with prices across categories.
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Union News Service
Denver
Shenenlsie Tyre
Goslings
Eiawe Senadaneek
Browlers
H. H
Colo
Harley
Cewt
Timoth
Ark
Sane
Eee
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Prices Read Like A List
OCR list from Chicago market showing butter creamery prices eggs poultry potatoes and potatoes varieties with scattered numbers and garbled phrases. The fragment lists prices such as 60 for eggs and 4.05 4.60 for potato types while other items and letters are unreadable.
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Chicago
Firels
Apringa
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Union News Hervier
Annabelle Brower Blydenburgh
Charest
Blydenburgh
Wyoming Supreme Court
George Gurte
Cheyenne
Dearest
State Land Office
Secretary of State’s
Wyoming Capitol
W. T. Jidkins
Cirey
State Board of Optometry
American Legion
Wheathind
Virginia
Mexico
Mexican National Railway
Denver Mint
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Lersner
Tageblatt
Union Nova Service
The
Western Newspaper
Balka
Timothy
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