Wyoming Briefs Highlight Rail Work And Legal Cases
The report covers multiple Wyoming items including reemployment after a railroad contraction in Evanston, wage cuts by Lovell carpenters, highway marker work near Yellowstone, and wool sale of Cody's Sayles Sheep Company. It notes mining company actions in Cheyenne and Caspar, a murder case bound over for trial, and state takeover of the Hot Springs property at Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mish Mane Fife
Mannston
Conretoos Severil Louis
Evanston
Uniton Macific Railroad Co
Digo
Lovell Carpenters Union
Tedtetton
Denver
Souther
Yellowstone National Park
Sayles Sheep Company
Cody
Ponds
Whljionm 1
Miner
J. Eaton & Mo
Horace J. Adams
Golden Eagle Mining Company
Frank Brown
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Jon
Wherthind
Colorado
FLOW
Thige
Casper
Matson
Tom Lux
Frontier
Wyo
Lux
Resto
Mort D. A
Elyilion Iife
Hot Springs
Saratoga
Hot Springs Company
Wy KK
Anada
Kemterer
Hlow
Monin Thie
Sherilin County
J. P
Tierre
Charles Champion
Sheridan
Perce
New Berve
Buffalo
Pellows
Westing
Roy Albert
Burtington
Albert
Government Budget Cuts Could Save Over One Hundred Billion
Director Dawes reports potential yearly savings of 112,512,628 from federal appropriations for the current year. About 22,822,115 would come from delaying continuous building and construction outlays. Dawes cites three aims: efficient administration within set funds, reduce reliance on line-item appropriations, and push for more economical execution of congressionally directed expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Washington
Harding
Badger Dawes
Dawes
Shipping Board
Railroad
Congress
Famine Spreads in Rusela as Berlin Warns of Starvation
Berlin reports a famine spreading through drought stricken Rusela. The Vossloche Zeiturg cites information from reliable sources claiming twenty million people face starvation, subsisting on moss and tree bark in isolated regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusela
Berlin
Russia
Vossloche Zeiturg
Socialist Barred From England Arrives Dover
Londolle Morris Hillquit American Socialist party leader arrived in Dover from France but was refused permission to land by an immigration officer acting on Home Secretary instructions. The issue may force a return to France if the travel restriction stands, per the Daily Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Londolle-Morris Piliquit
Socialist Party
Dover
France
Home Affairs
Dally Horak
Hillquit
Herald
Willy
Thetrac Ue
Indictment of Governor Small and Officials Shocks Illinois
Warrants issued for Governor Small Lieutenant Governor Sterling and Vernon Curtis on charges of embezzlement conspiracy and operating a confidence game involving 2 000 000 in state funds. Indictments allege loans to Armour and Co Swift and Co through Grant Park Bank, with bonds set at 50 000 each and Small Sterling Curtis proclaim innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Small
Sterling
Vernon Cris
Grant Park
Grant Park Bank
Grand Jury
Smith
Alonzo Curtis
Vernon Curtis
Curtis
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Chicago Packers
Brundage
Illinois
Fie
Sangation County Grand Jury
27 Die in Coal Strike At Mingo Courthouse
In Mingo West Virginia court disorders since mid May 1930 have claimed 27 lives. Harry Obusted representing operators testified before the Senate investigating committee stating three state police and national guardsmen were shot in the back while performing their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mingo
W. Va
Harry Obusted
Senate
Sugar Factory Fire Burns Near New Theria
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Morbihan sugar factory near New Theria Louisiana. About 1,000,000 pounds of sugar were burned with an estimated loss of $800,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Texas
Morbihan
New Theria
Boy May Attend Sunday Baseball Per Court Ruling
Vice Chancellor Backes denied Mrs Grace Lines of Morelstown’s request to bar her ex husband Join A Lines from taking their son to Sunday baseball games. The custody order allows the father to have the boy on Sundays despite the mother’s objection after she alleged he attended ball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Backes
Grace Lines
Morelstown
A. Lines
Lines
Duty on Cotton and Oil Tariffs Won in House Vote
Washington July 1 the Fordney tariff bill placed cotton on the free list with a 14 percent ad valorem duty on other fibers debated. Oil schedule opposition split Republicans and Democrats, Carter's crude oil cut passed 148 to 47. Treadway’s amendment then adopted 187 to 79, with Fordney resisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dylon News Service
Washington
Fordney
Long Shiple Cotton
Harding
Garrett
Tennessee
Representative Carter
Oklahoma
Carter
Treadway
Massachusetts
Ways and Means Committee
House
Deportation of Japanese Fruit Workers Shocks Turlock
Sheriff R L Dallas and District Attorney W J Brown investigate the deportation of 88 male Japanese fruit pickers and melon field workers from the Turlock district. Officials blame the industrial IWW for planning the action amid wage cuts of about 15 percent in Stanislaus County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turlock
Calif
R. L. Dallas
W. J. Brown
Stanislaus County
Tear Gas Tested by U S Army At Cannon Ball Farm
Major Stephen de la Ney of the chemical warfare division supervised the first official trial of lachrymatory tear gas as a mob disperser. About 200 policemen were driven back three times as criminals attacked Cannon Ball farm, and de la Ney warned against swallowing the gas while noting its non dangerous nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Stephen de la Ney
Chemical Warfare Division
United States Army
Cannon Ball Farm
de la Ney
Savings to Build Homes Plan Under Hoover Review
Washington plans to curb a national housing shortage by redirecting savings deposits totaling 22 billion dollars into home construction. Secretary Hoover notes a years long trend of savings funds fueling commercial paper and securities instead of funding housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Commerce
Women Burn Self and Babies in Cleveland Home Fire
Police believe two women caused a fatal house fire in Cleveland by setting a bed alight over two baubles left with them by boarders. The victims were Mrs. Willa Mogelman, 70, and her daughter Tillie, 87, described as eccentric by investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Willa Mogelman
Tillie
Senate backs Sweet bill for co ordination of veterans agencies
In Washington a favorable report on the Sweet bill for coordinating government agencies serving former servicemen was ordered by the Senate finance committee. House amendments propose placing the consolidated bureau under the President, abolishing the federal board for vocational education, and letting veterans appeal to their family physician for major operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Consolidated Bureau
Federal Board For Vocationial Education
Tariff Bill Passed by House in 289 to 12 Vote
The Republican protective tariff bill cleared the House by 289 to 12, with seven Republicans voting no and seven Democrats in support. Oil hides cotton and asphalt stay on the free list as the measure moves to the Senate for revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fordney
House
Ways and Means
Garrett
Tennessee
New Russian Revolt Stopped in Odessa Plot
Moscow Pravda reports a wide spread counter revolutionary group uncovered in Odessa planning an uprising next week. About one hundred officers and several hundred soldiers were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingfors
Moscow Pravda
Odessa
Kansas Winter Wheat Crop Expected at 122 Million Bushels
The Topeka and Kane threshing returns indicate Kansas winter wheat may yield 122 million bushels, with a probable 11.0 bushels per harvested acre. The report notes the year’s total is about 18 million bushels under the 2020 forecast, compared to June's 112 bushel estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kane
Kansas
J. OC. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Market Quotations Show Mixed Wheat and Grain Trends
Western market notes export wheat soft, Chicago cash wheat at 1.24 to 1.25, corn around 0.60. Minneapolis and Kansas City wheat slip. hay markets firm in spots, Western stocks light. Livestock prices steady to higher with hogs and steers up, cattle and lambs mixed. cotton futures and spot prices retreat overall.
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Chicago
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Timothy
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New
Atlanta
Omaha
Memphis
Prairie
Kansas
St. Louis
Boston
Wisconsin
Young
Cattle Market Prices Mixed Across Grades and Stockers
Prices show steady to strong general values with prime mixed yearling steers and heifers around $9.10. Heavy dry lot steers quoted $7.60 to $8.00, good grades $7.00 to $7.50. Lower grades $6.00s. Fed steers $6.60 to $7.50. Grass cows $6.10, other stockers $5.50–$6.85. Hogs top at $10.16, others $8.76–$10.00. Lambs $7.50–$8.60, ewes $1.00–$4.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Georgia
South Carolina
Tom Watson
Metal Market Prices in Colorado Settlement Report
A fragmentary Colorado market note lists tariff and alloy prices with copper figures and related metal quotes. The readable items name tariffs and alloys and show unit prices in an old measured format. The text includes inconsistent spellings and numeric values suggesting a historical price listing for metals.
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Colorado
National Auto Manufacturers Meet Set for Colorado Springs
The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers will convene in Colorado Springs next June. About 1,200 delegates from manufacturing centers nationwide will attend the convention.
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National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Colorado Springs
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Nelon News Berwine
Michael J. Nolan
University of Washington
Federal Board For Vocational Training
U. S&s
Len Small
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Simul
John James Tigert
P. P. Claxton
United States
America
Clairman Penrose
Penrose
New Orleans
Booth Park
South Park
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