Wyoming Briefs Highlight Drought Moves and Miscellany
Nine thousand cattle owned by U S Senator Kendrick of Wyoming have been moved to Texas to escape drought. Douglas hosts a January Interchurch Movement convention with 100 pastors. Fremont Woolgrowers oppose a price rise for grazing land leases. Douglas businessmen form a Platte river power project group turning property to city for operation. Casper boys nearly buried by sand collapse. Alfred and Godfrey Allen rescued while Leone Powers remains trapped longer. A juvenile killer case near Ember sees the 16-year-old held for murder with coroner deliberations. Western Airplane and Motor Co heeds Casper Curtiss agency plans with two eight passenger planes ordered. Wyoming secretary of state's incorporation fees up to 830,062.10 in 1919. National Western stock show prize money totals 40,000 with 600 purebred cattle expected. O Y ranch manager George Osborne wounded. cattleman David Knighten jailed for shooting. Whisky mystery as 200 gallons vanish from Glenrock jail. 1920 stock show entries exceed 1919. engineers convention to meet Thermopolis and Casper chapter plans. Modern Woodmen of America HQ to be set at Glenrock.
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Union News Service
United States
Kendrick
Wyoming
Texas
Interchurch Movement
Douglas
Fremont County
Lander
Platte River
George Allen
Casper
Alfred
Godfrey
Leone Powers
Jack Brown
Ember
Western Airplane and Motor Company
Curtiss Agency
J. Y. Stock, Milonaire
Denver
Wyoming State Treasury
Secretary of State
H. M. Symons
Colorado State Board of Agriculture
Denver, Club and Commercial Association
George Osborne
David Knighten
Knighten
Osborne
Glenrock
Ceecee
Taopsom
Ici
Carlot Entried
American Association of Engineers
Thermopolis
Atute
Woodmen of America
Greaurock
Romuel Shore
Wyermine
Socialist lawmakers barred from New York Assembly seats
Five Socialist members faced a fast vote to determine their fitness to sit after Speaker Sweet ordered their appearance at the bar. The assembly demanded proof of loyalty to oaths, citing allegiance to the Socialist platform and possible alien influence. The vote declared the seats potentially vacant pending a tribunal’s ruling.
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Uniton News Service
Albany
N. Y
Assembly of
New York
Socialist Party
Sweet
Assembly
August Claessens
Louis Waldman
New York County
Samuel A. DeWitt
Samuel Orr
Bronx County
Charles Solomon
Kings County
United States
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Simon J. Adler
Bronx
William 8. Evans
J. Fairfax McLaughlin
Socialista
Boston radicals discuss deportation stance at Deer Island yard
About 460 detainees held at Deer Island house of corrections in New England voiced acceptance of deportation without trial. They gathered in the yard and, amid cries of long live the soviet, pledged to move to free Tussle described as the land of true liberty by a spokesman.
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Boston
New England
House of Corrections
Deer Island
Oil Gusher Reported Near Diamond Fork Canyon Utah
A Utah oil gusher is reported from Thistle near Diamond Fork canyon about sixty five miles south of Salt Lake City. The Colorado Utah Oil Company has been drilling at the canyon’s lower end for two months and claims the well is now producing.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Thistle
Diamond Fork Cafton
Colorado-Utah Oil Company
Diamond Fork Cafion
Volcanic Eruption Follows Quake Near Cordoba
A violent eruption from Cero de Sao Miguel, near Cordoba, follows a recent earthquake. The crater spews smoke and flame while lava floods the surrounding area, causing at least 200 deaths. Observers from Vera Cruz report widespread destruction across the district.
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Mexico City
Cordoba
Cero de Sao Miguel
Vera Cruz
Workers End Steel Strike After All Day Committee Vote
Pittsburgh January 9 The nationwide steel strike begun September 22 involving about 367 000 workers is officially called off by the national committee after an all day session. A telegram to AFL and unions says education and reorganization will begin until industrial justice is achieved. Offices to wind up strike work will stay about a month then steel trades organization offices will open with planned towns meetings and a 160 000 weekly bulletin. J G Brown of Everett to succeed Foster as secretary treasurer February 1.
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Pitteburg
National Committee
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Steel Corporation
National Committee For Organizing
Iron and Steel Workers
John Fitzpatrick
D. J. Davis
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Edward J. Evans
International Union of Electrical Workers
William Hannon
International Union For Machinists
William 4. Foster
Foster
J. G. Brown
Everett
Wash
Timber Workers’ International Union
Brown
Auto Bandits Loot I Press & Sons for $10,000
Three burglars broke a store window at I Press & Sons in Philadelphia and stole jewelry valued at $10,000 while a policeman and the store detective watched from twenty yards away. Two men sprang out as the car passed, smashed the window, seized the jewelry, and fled to the getaway vehicle. The detective fired but missed.
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Philadelphia
I, Press & Sons
Russian ambassador aide accuses Justice Dept of radical plots
A statement from 8 Nuorteva secretary to Ludwig Martens claims Justice Department agents helped form communist party planks and inspired bomb plots. It cites testimony by a Senate committee and notes deportation actions against Martens staff. Requests for large funding to enforce alien radical laws are outlined.
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Union News Service
Washington
Janu
Nuorteva
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Department of Justice
Secret
Bu‘renu
Senate
Russia
Boris Bakhmeteff
Kerensky
Bureau
Gregory Weinstein
Martens
Congress
Spokane Coach Sentenced for Draft Lie
William H. Diets known as Lone Star pleaded guilty in federal court to falsifying his draft questionnaire. The former Washington State College football coach and Mare Island Marines team leader was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail.
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Spokane
Wash
William H
Lone Star) Diets
Washington State
Mare Island Marines
United States District Court
Diets
Joll
Plan Industrial Court for Nebraska Constitution Amendment
The proposed amendment to Nebraska’s constitution would create a court of industrial conditions. It would handle disputes between employers and employees but not restrict the right to refuse employment or to cease work individually or collectively.
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Lincoln
Versailles Treaty Prospects Split As U S Voters Loom
Washington January 10. Debate over compromise reservations continues among Democrats and Republicans. Senator Hitchcock says compromise possible before campaign. Senator Lodge signals openness while others warn against weakening the treaty.
Dutch Refuse Extradition Demand for William Hohenzollern
Washington dispatches report the Netherlands will firmly refuse the allies demand for the surrender of former German emperor William Hohenzollern. The reply will rely on the allied communication and Dutch law, which excludes any extradition of Count William.
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Washington
Netherlands
William Hohenzollern
Folland
William
Chinaman Found Guilty in Washington Murder Verdict
Aiang Sung Wan was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the death of Ben Sen Wu and two others at the Chinese educational mission. Dr Wong and two associates were shot in the mission headquarters last January. Wan collapsed as the verdict was read.
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Washington
Aiang Sung Wan
Ben Sen Wu
Chinese Educational Mission
IT .T. Wong
H. Hale
Dr. Wong
Fashionable
Wan
English Duke for King in Hungary Victory Campaign
Budapest cables report monarchical faction pushing an English prince for the Hungarian throne. The Duke of Connaught is named, with government backing cited as crucial to avert economic ruin. Ministers argue England's aid is essential.
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Vienna
Budapest
Duke of Connaught
England
Hungary
League Before People Washington
President Wilson states the clear way to decide the will of the American people on the league of nations is to make it an issue at the next election. The message addresses no term limits or candidacy intentions and avoids suggesting he would be a candidate.
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League Before People
Washington
Wilson
Jackson Danners
League of Nations
Beem Whlaly
Metal Market Prices in Colorado Settlement Report
Colorado settlement prices show Bar silver at 1.34 dollars per unit. Copper at 19 20 cents. Lead at 7.76 dollars. Spelter at 8.00 dollars. Tungaten listed at 6.60 to 12.00 dollars per unit.
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Colorado
Eastern live stock prices and commodities at Chicago market
The Chicago market report shows mixed Eastern live stock prices with notes on heavy and light cattle, sheep and lambs, and various feeds and commodities. Also listed are barley, timothy bead, clover, pork and lard values, butter, poultry, and potatoes with demand and price indications.
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Arkheys
Old
Tomis
Hena
Anne
Ennae
Pee Springs
Colo
Ieee
Assisis
Timothy
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