Wyoming News Notes on Fires Fines and Finance
A chaotic roundup of brief Wyoming items covers a new S70,000 theater project, railroad and telegraph business moves, and a Casper IRS office to oversee excess profits. Other notes report crop seed shipments from Theropolis, a hotel ship near Rock River, a fur shipment to Chicago, and a gas line explosion injuring Mrs. Jones and killing two Grey Bull children.
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Dubois
Dualox
Musper
Pelle
Ole Ledger
Bae
David N. Jones
Greybull
Arma
Beck
Denmark Wins North Schleswig Plebiscite by Wide Margin
Reports from Apenrade show Danish majorities in all but six of the 190 districts as Schleswig returns to Denmark. Aggregate votes: 20 763 for Denmark and 12 756 for Germany. Beacons and prayers mark the night prior. Demonstrations in Apenrade feature German and Danish crowds amid naval guards and a youth clash. Veterans in faded uniforms watch from street corners.
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Union News Service
Berlin
Schleswig
Apenrade
Denmark
Copenhagen
Germany
Hharbor
Fined for Sending Turkey to Wilson in South Carolina
H B McMaster, Columbia sporting goods dealer, was tried in a magistrate's court for violating the state game laws by sending a wild turkey to President Wilson. He pleaded guilty to sending the bird out of state and was fined ten dollars.
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Colhmbia, &. C
H. B. McMaster
Columbia
Wilson
McMasters
South Carolina
McMaster
Italy Imposes Embargo on U S Food Exports
Italy announces an embargo on American sugar canned meats condensed milk butter and cheese as part of its exchange measures. The restrictions cut U S exports to Italy by about 20 percent and affect trade obligations in the current economic climate.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Italy
2000 Armenians Murdered in Asia Minor Attacks
The Armenian national delegation says Constantinople reports 2000 Armenian civilians were murdered in cold blood during recent Nationalist attacks on Marash and Alviah in Asia Minor.
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London
Constantinople
Marash
Alviah
Asia Minor
Resignation Accepted Ends Lansing Cabinet Meetings Row
Robert Lansing ends his tenure as secretary of state after President Wilson accuses him of usurping presidential power by calling cabinet meetings during the president’s illness. Lansing disputes the charge, says meetings were necessary for public interests, and offers to resign. Wilson accepts. Disputes date back to the Paris peace conference and Mexico policy.
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Washington
Robert Lansng
Wilson
Lansing
Republic
Tansing
Paris
Mexico
Plan Radio Phone Exchange Between Chicago and New York
Wireless telephone service for commercial use to be established between Chicago and New York after a successful cross cable talk. Robert F. Gowen in New York, inventor of the radio telephone, spoke thirty minutes with I. L. G. Mathews in Chicago.
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Chicago
New York
Robert Ff. Gowen
G. Mathews
Poland Reclaims Baltic Seacoast With Flag Dipping
Polish troops on Baltic shores dip their colors to mark Poland’s return to the sea after 148 years of absence. General Haller leads the reclaim of the seacoast lost to Prussia in 1772 as Warsaw proclaims a new republic and the diet marks its first birthday.
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Poland
Warsaw
Baltic
Putaig
Haller
Minchief
Diet
Beating Death Confession in Sugar Camp Case
Alban Blomski six year old dies at Blomski farm Sugar Camp after alleged beatings and neglect by parents Mrs Stanley Hlowaki and husband. Ithtielioder admits assault with heavy poker in Pager strap per District Attorney A J Onel. Coronors jury verdict leads to trial.
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Ithtielioder
Stanley Hlowaki
Alban Blomski
Blomski
Sugar Camp
A. J. Onel
Blomekl
Farmers say no right to strike for labor groups
Washington reports a memorial by National Grange American Farm Bureau Cotton States Board and State Farmers Union presidents denying any inherent right of organized labor to strike. They warn strikes threaten national food and clothing supply by blocking transportation and harming farmers. They urge Congress to accept alternative dispute methods.
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Washington
Congress
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cotton States’ Board
Association of State Farmers’ Union
United States
Tabor Diamond Stolen Amid Seattle Robbery Report
The Isabella diamond once owned by Senator H A W Tabor and bought by Mrs Joseph Danz of Seattle last May for 15000 dollars was stolen along with other jewelry valued at 20000 dollars as she neared her home gate. Tornadoes near Meigs Georgia destroyed eight houses and timber tracts while injuring J Edwards and damaged Hendersons plantation near Ovilla.
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Macon
Meigs
Discover New Gold Mines Berlin
A Moscow newspaper reports two new gold fields found since the Soviet recovery of the Urals. One lies about thirty miles north of the Ekaterinburg mining center, with Boviet engineers predicting output could rise by a large percent within two years if machinery is available. Herr Reiche confirms.
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Berlin
Urals
Moscow
Ekaterinburg
Boviet
Russia
Herr Reiche
German Army 900000 Strong With Airplanes Reported
Paris reports General Niessel says the German army remains about 900000 with 100000 policing forces and strong armored equipment including tanks machine guns and airplanes. Allied council plans statements on extradition demands and talks on international exchange stabilization as reports from London. Mrs Ethel Broadwick 80 parachute stunt death after failed opening in California.
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Paris
Committee of Foreign Affairs
Niessel
Germany
Rhine
Noske
London
Allied Supreme Council
Holland
San Francisco
Califf
Ethel Broadwick
Polish miner killed in Upper Silesia plebiscite turmoil
Warsaw reports the killing of miner Nisdurny by German soldiers as they left the plebiscite area in Upper Silesia. The funeral became a Polish national demonstration with ties to a political murder claim noted by the Polish press association. Washington reports John Barton Payne of Illinois chosen by President Wilson to be secretary of the Interior, replacing Franklin K Lane, taking office March 1. Payne also serves as U S Shipping Board chairman, with a successor yet unnamed.
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Warsaw
Scanowice
Nisdurny
Upper Silesia
Nisburny
Polish Press Association
Washington
John Barton Payne
Illinois
Wilson
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Payne
United States Shipping Board
Mr. Payne
Lane
Shipping Board
Open New Drive on Dvina Front in Russia
Military observers report the Bolsheviks pursuing remnants of General Denikin’s forces toward the Crimean and planning a red attack on the North Russian front in the Dvina sector. They cite the end of the Letnish operations as a key development in the past week’s war office briefings.
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London
Denikine
Crimean
Dvina
Russia
War Office
Congress funding requests for military repair and construction
Secretary Haker asked Congress to appropriate funds for a tractor repair shop at Fort Sill Oklahoma amounting to 124000 dollars. He also seeks 100000 dollars to build a road linking a military installation in New Jersey and nearby facilities and 122000 dollars to construct new magazine storage at Fort Mills in the Philippine Islands.
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Washington
Haker
Congress
Fort Sill
Okla
Iedicatinny Arsenal
Spicertown
N. J
Fort Mills
Philippine Islands
Redfield Elected Trade Head in New York
William Redfield former secretary of commerce was elected president of the American Russian Chamber of Commerce in New York. The announcement was made here.
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Redfield
New York
William ©. Redfield
Americcan-Russian Chamber of Commerce
Shantung Up to League for Settlement
Washington reports the Chinese government will submit the Shantung question to the League of Nations for settlement. Beijing will not consent to direct negotiations with Japan. Japan seeks agreement on future states of former German concessions in Shantung.
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Washington
Shantung
League of Nations
Japan
Iaet
Peking
Market Quotation Prices for Metals in Colorado
Colorado market quotes show silver at 1.93 dollars per ounce, copper at 18 18e per pound, lead at 8.00, spelter at 8.88, tungsten at 6.50 per unit and 12.00. These figures reflect current settlement prices across the metal markets.
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Colorado
Eastern Live Stock Market Report at Chicago
Hogs sold firm with top around 15.25 and heavy packs near 14.00 to 15.00. Cattle included heifers and steers trading from about 11.00 to 16.00, with cows 6.50 to 11.25 and veal calves noted. Sheep and lambs showed prices from roughly 10.76 to 21.00 for various grades and weights.
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Chalea
Che Jong
Chicago
Reeder
Chicago Produce Market Prices Mixed Across Categories
Chicago prices show varied quotes for butter creamery and poultry with eggs and potatoes listed. Northern white potatoes run around 4.46 to 4.66 per unit, Western Russets at roughly 4.75 to 5.00, yellow prices quoted but not fully listed, No. 2 blue and No. 2 white figures appear, seeds and lard priced around 10 to 20 dollars with sparse details.
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Denver
Springs
Hutter
Colo
South Parton
Aes Enninnee
Chicago
Cale
Blye
Hanley
Timothy Seed
Clover Head
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