Wyoming Notes Record Deadly Industrial and Local Incidents
Multiple Wyoming workers die or are injured in railroad yard and industrial accidents in Cheyenne Wheatland Burlington and Orin Junction. A 61 year old woman drowns in Snake River at Divon while bucket filling. Public notices include Legion convention plans and the Albany County Social Service formation.
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Western
Union News Service
Walter Ulrich
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Mins Jun Tameey
Kansas State Agricultural College
Bie Hors
Frank Brown
Wheatland
George Dennauler
Burlington Railroad
Orin Junction
M. Evans
Casper
J. F Weed
Midwest
W. R. Shipley
Weed
F. M. Conner
Snake River
Divon
Midwest Stefing Company
Lonnie Plains
Larue
J. J. Weber
Tiverton
Weber
Myelin Daermella
Daniel Packmil
Miss Bartmella
Redcafton
Lander
American Legion
Wyoming
Sheridan
Donald Garbutt
Commercial Club
Harry Fisher
Albany County Social Service
Social Service Department
Laramie
Joe Lane
Mikes Amy Abboer
Riverton
Green Rover Water Works Comepany
Sage Street
Rioting in Londonderry Leaves Many Dead and Injured
Five Sinn Fein members were killed by machine gun fire during the removal of Protestants on Barracks street. Rioting and sniping raged sixteen hours with numerous casualties across Bishop street and Long Tower region. A confectioner and an elderly man Whiteside were among the dead as soldiers and police struggled to restore order.
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Union News Service
Londonderry
Welnern
Barracks Street
Smaslifury
Bishop Street
St. Columbia’s Catholic College
Nazareth Home
Sundbage
Long Tower Street
Bishop's Gate
Llan Feinera
Imttile
McKenna
Tlenrettn Street
Ind
Whiteside
Gas Leak Forces Night On East Side Residents
Thousands of New York residents on the East Side spent a sleepless night on their stoops as chlorine gas vented from a defective carbon in a chemical plant. Deputy Fire Chief Henry B. Helm and four rescue squad members were overcome by the vapor and hospitalized after plugging the leaking cylinder.
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New York
Henry B. Helm
Plane Crash Near Volga Claims One Life
In Volga Volga S D Martin Bergh 24 of Volga was killed and Lieut John Hank of Minneapolis was injured when an exhibition plane crashed to earth from about 600 feet outside Volga Bergh died minutes after arrival at a hospital Hank was injured and hospitalized.
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Volga, S. D
Martin Bergh
Volga
John Hank
Minneapolis
Bergh
Fugitive Convicts Recaptured at Nebraska Penitentiary
Two prisoners who escaped Nebraska penitentiary were recaptured shortly after by a deputy warden who fired two shots at the fugitives.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Penitentiary
Germany Receives Allied Disarmament Note at Boulogne Conference
The disarmament note prepared by the council of ambassadors and approved by allied premiers at Boulogne has been handed to the German peace delegation in Paris.
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Germany
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Boulogne
Mexican Laborers Barred From U S Work Ports
Juarez officials order Mexican laborers not to cross into the United States for work. Governor of Chihuahua reportedly issued the ban. Thousands crossed recently to take jobs on furnaces and railroads, injuring the Mexican labor force and prompting government action.
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Juarez, Mex
United States
Chihualug
Mexico
Will Stop Swindling Promoters Tied to Oil Frauds
Indictments against fourteen concerns and fifty individuals accuse fake oil promoters of defrauding investors of millions. Crown Oil Company and Ranger Oil Company are named along with several brokerage firms. Louis C. Van Riper is sought. Ball set at $20,000 after prosecutors sought $50,000.
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New York
Iare
Anuils
Crown Oil Company
Moosevelt
Standard Oi Company
Chicago
Ranger OW Company
W. PB. Williams Ol Company
Great Western Petroleum Corporation
Crown Ol Company
Ball
U S Buys Silver at 1 Dollar an Ounce
The directors of the mint announce the purchase of 1,700,000 ounces of silver at 1 dollar per ounce for delivery at Philadelphia and San Francisco. This brings total government silver acquisitions to 8,200,000 ounces under the Pittman act during June.
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Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Wik
Mint
Tennessee to Call Session Over Federal Suffrage
Governor Roberts of Tennessee announced that a special session of the Tennessee Legislature would be called to meet the federal suffrage amendment. The session would be timed to permit women to vote in the November election if ratification passes.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Roberts
Tennessee
Wilson
United States
Inglewood Rebuilds After Second Quake Shock
The Inglewood city council adopts an emergency ordinance to form a special committee and condemn unsafe buildings after the second quake in three years. City engineer Arthur Corey estimates damage over 100000 dollars with Los Angeles losses around 25000. Streetcar delays tie to a temporary Huntington Lake power issue in the region.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
Los Angeles
Calif
Inglewood
Los Angeles County
Arthur Corey
Los Angeles Railway Corporation
Huntington Lake
Fresno
Rankin Withdraws From Montana Lieutenant Governorship
Great Falls Montana reports former congresswoman Miss Jeanette Rankin will not seek the lieutenant governor post after being nominated by the Nonpartisan convention. A spokesman said she will leave the state this fall and would not be available if elected. Rankin’s name was withdrawn. In Iowa, Mr and Mrs Andrew Liddell Treynor pioneers aged over 180 were killed after being gored by a cow when they tried to take a call from its mother. neighbors used clubs to drive off the animal.
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Great Falls
Mont
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Miss Rankin
Gaby Deslys Jewels to Be Sold in Marseille
In Paris the late dancer Gaby Deslys leaves a collection exhibited to raise funds for Marseilles’ poor. The jewels, valued near 50 000, include diamonds rubies sapphires emeralds and other precious stones. The sale proceeds go to Deslys’ will.
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Paris
Gaby Deslys
Marseilles
Madamainelie Deslys
Germany Urged to Disarm at Once and Speed Up Deals
Berlin reports three notes to the German peace delegation press for quick disarmament under the peace treaty. The first demands army reduction to 100000, disbanding security police, and legal abolition of conscription, with penalties for war material exports. The second replaces security police with 150000 disciplinary police. The third delays aeronautic material production until three months after surrender. Washington notes speed in airborne disarmament and disputes delays by allied measures. Material transfer proposals favor moving stock to allied nations rather than distributing on each field. New York notes the Woolworth Building’s mortgage of 3 million to cover taxes, while heirs seek funds against an 8 million tax bill. The 729-foot Woolworth Building yields 1.55 million annual income and is valued at 10 million.
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Berlin
Butt
Germany
Washington
German Air Commission
Interalled Aeronautical Commission
Interallied Commission
England
Japan
France
Belgium
Italy
New York
Woolworth
F. W. Woolworth
Broadway
New Ruling on Dry Enforcement from Maryland AG
Attorney General Armstrong ruled that Baltimore police and state officials are under no obligation to aid federal authorities in enforcing the Volstead act. The opinions address duties of city police in enforcing prohibition and note Maryland has not enacted concurrent prohibition enforcement legislation.
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Baltimore
Armstrong
Plan to Reform House of Lords in Parliament
Premier Lloyd George announced the government will reform the House of Lords during this Parliament. He said Germany will be invited to join the League of Nations when it seeks to fulfill the peace treaty obligations. He quipped that “Your friend is not anfe yet” in response about the former German emperor’s fate.
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House of Lords
London
Lloyd George
Germany
League of Nations
Iowa Delegation Train Robbery Reported in Grand Junction
A sleeping car on the Iowa Democratic convention special was robbed while the train stood in Grand Junction Colorado. About $1000 and two gold watches were taken after the thief searched four berths. Deputy U S Marshal Shoemaker of Jaws was among the victims. authorities believe the thief knew the car and escaped as the train halted in the yards.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Green River
Utah
United States
Shoemaker
Jaws
Market and livestock prices mix with disease death report
Eastern live stock prices note cattle gains with steer and hog values mixed and lambs firm. Chicago grains show mixed readings as Beatrice Neb dairy disease anthrax outbreak silences a farmer's livestock, killing about $2,000 worth.
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Acer Beatrice, Neb
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