Wyoming Brief Notes Highlight Frontier Events And Incidents
Wyoming roundup reports frontier events across towns. Frontier Toye celebration dates, railroad layoff rehires, wage cuts in Lovell carpenters, and highway marker work near the Yellowstone entrance are noted. Wool pool sale from Cody to WHL Jionm 1, Miner nets 20 cents, murder case bound over in Cheyenne, and pota to acreage down 31 000 with 7 1 31 per cent normal. Asbestos lands near Cas per under Colorado syndicate. explosion damages Frontier home. army discharge surge slows. Hot Springs property title settled for state take over at Saratoga. Deaths include a miner’s suicide near Kemterer and coyotes pe rishions after neighbor’s death.
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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
U S and Dawes claim potential $112 million yearly savings
Western Newspaper Union reports Director Dawes informs President Harding that about 112,512,628 could be saved in this year's government expenditures from a 4,000,000,000 budget. Part of the saving, 22,822,115, would postpone continuous building and construction spending. Dawes outlines three principles to improve government business and efficiency.
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Union News Service
Washington
Harding
Badger Dawes
Dawes
Shipping Board
Railroad
Congress
Famine Spreads in Rusela Around Berlin Report
A drought causing famine in Russia leaves twenty million on the verge of starvation subsisting on moss grass and tree bark according to Vossloche Zeiturg quoting reliable sources.
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Rusela
Berlin
Russia
Vossloche Zeiturg
Socialist Leader Barred From England Landing
Londolle Morris Piliquit, American Socialist party leader, arrived Dover from France and was refused permission to land by an immigration officer on orders from the secretary for home affairs. The Daily Herald notes Hillquit was told he could not spend time in Dover, and unless the tract due is cancelled, he must return to France.
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England
Londolle-Morris Piliquit
Socialist Party
Dover
France
Home Affairs
Dally Horak
Hillquit
Herald
Willy
Thetrac Ue
Indicted Illinois Governor Denies Charges in Embezzlement Case
Springfield reports warrants issued for Governor Small Lieutenant Governor Sterling and Vernon Curtis after four indictments alleging embezzlement conspiracy and a $2 million interest ledgers tied to the Grant Park Bank used to loan state funds to Armour and Swift Chicago packers. Bonds set at $50 000 each as the case unfolds with arguments over state treasury law and alleged private gain. Governor Small proclaims his innocence and calls the indictments politically motivated while pledging faith in Illinois voters.
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 Dead From Coal Strike at Mingo Courthouse
Twenty seven people are known to have died in the Mingo West Virginia courthouse disorders since mid May 1930. Harry Obusted, representing operators, testified before the Senate investigating committee. He said three state police and National Guard members were shot in the back while on duty.
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Washington
Mingo
W. Va
Harry Obusted
Senate
Sugar Factory Fire Wipes Morbihan Plant Near New Theria
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Morbihan sugar factory near New Theria Louisiana, burning about 1,000,000 pounds of sugar and causing an estimated loss of 800,000 dollars. The Beaumont, Texas mention appears to be an erroneous fragment in the report.
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Beaumont
Texas
Morbihan
New Theria
Boy May Attend Sunday Baseball Under Newark Notice
A Newark ruling upholds a boy’s right to attend Sunday baseball games despite his mother’s objection. Vice Chancellor Backes denied Mrs Grace Lines of Morelstown an order prohibiting her former husband from taking their son to Sunday games, noting the boy’s custody allows shared Sundays.
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Newark
Backes
Grace Lines
Morelstown
A. Lines
Lines
Duty on Cotton Narrowly Approved in Tariff Vote
Washington July 1 Fordney tariff bill places long staple cotton on free list while enforcing a 14 percent ad valorem on other cotton goods. Oil schedule dominates debate as Carter and Treadway amendments pass amid party splits. Fordney asserts bargaining mechanism urged by President Harding to guard against broader export tariffs.
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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 in Turlock District
An investigation by Sheriff R. L. Dallas and District Attorney W. J. Brown of Stanislaus County centers on the deportation of 88 Japanese fruit pickers and melon field workers from the Turlock district. Officials blame the I W W for masterminding the move after wage cuts of about 15 percent.
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Turlock
Calif
R. L. Dallas
W. J. Brown
Stanislaus County
New Weeping Gas Tested by U S Army at Cannon Ball Farm
Major Stephen de la Ney of the chemical warfare division conducted the first official test of lachrymatory tear gas as a mob disperser. About 200 policemen were driven back three times, the gas described as tear producing and nauseating. De la Ney warned the men not to swallow too much.
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Philadelphia
Stephen de la Ney
Chemical Warfare Division
United States Army
Cannon Ball Farm
de la Ney
Savings to Build Homes Plan Hit By Hoover
Washington plans to relieve the estimated 1,500,000 home shortage by diverting a larger share of the nation's 22 billion in savings deposits into home construction. Secretary Hoover notes a recent trend of savings flowing into commercial paper bonds and similar securities rather than housing.
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Washington
Hoover
Commerce
Women Burn Selves and Babies in Cleveland Housing Tragedy
In Cleveland Ohio two women believed driven mad by the loss of two baubles set a bed on fire destroying themselves and two babies. Mrs Willa Mogelman a 70 year old widow and her 87 year old daughter Tillie were found dead after the blaze. Police say the women were intoxicated by despair and attempted to burn themselves and the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Willa Mogelman
Tillie
Senate finance committee backs Sweet bill on agency coordination
Washington favors the Sweet measure to coordinate government agencies serving former servicemen. The finance committee ordered a favorable report. House amendments include placing the consolidated bureau under the President, abolishing the federal board for vocational education, and granting former service members the right to appeal to their family physician for major medical procedures.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Consolidated Bureau
Federal Board For Vocationial Education
Tariff Bill Passed by House in 289 to 12 Vote
Washington July 22 The Republican protective tariff bill passed the House by 289 to 12. Fordney praised the measure while Democrats denounced it calling it a monstrous plan. The bill estimates revenue near 600 million annually and moves to the Senate for tinkering with Penrose’s finance committee hearings expected to be brief.
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Washington
Fordney
House
Ways and Means
Garrett
Tennessee
America
Senate
Clairman Penrose
Penrose
New Russian Revolt Suppressed in Odessa Plot
Moscow Pravda reports a broad counter revolutionary network in Odessa planned an uprising next week. About one hundred officers and several hundred soldiers were arrested.
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Helsingfors
Moscow Pravda
Odessa
Kansas Winter Wheat Crop Forecast Reaches 122 Million
Topeka Kansas estimate places winter wheat at 122 million bushels with a projected yield of 11.0 bushels per harvested acre. The June estimate was 112 bushels and the full year projection is about 18 million bushels below the 2020 forecast.
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Topeka
Kane
Kansas
J. OC. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Market Quotations from Western Wheat and Grain Markets
Export business in wheat weaker with limited country offerings. Chicago cash prices for No 2 red winter at 1.024, No 2 hard 1.25, corn various grades around 2 cents. Weekly shifts include July wheat 1.26 1/4, July corn 0.14 drop, Minneapolis and Kansas City futures lower. Livestock and butter markets show firmness in some dairy and meat sectors, with cattle and hogs rising on better grades and prices. Cotton futures and spot prices fell during the week.
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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 and Hog Market Report With Mixed Steer Prices
Market notes show prime mixed yearlings and steers around 9.10 per cwt, best heavier dry lot steers 7.60 to 8.00, good grades 7.00 to 7.50, lower grades 6.75 and down. Feeders 6.60 to 7.50, grass cows 6.10, other stock 5.65 to 6.85, dry lot cows 2.40 to 4.80. Hogs top 10.16, others 8.76 to 10.00. Sheep spring lambs 7.50 to 9.60, ewes 1.00 to 4.25.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Georgia
South Carolina
Tom Watson
Metal Market Prices in Colorado Settlement Report
The Colorado market notes tariffs and settlement prices for metals including copper and bar alloy. The record lists tariff and price figures, including copper at a listed amount and alloy estimates, reflecting market activity and nominal values in the local metal trade segment.
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Colorado
Auto Manufacturers Meet Set for Colorado Springs
The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers will meet in Colorado Springs next June. The convention will be represented by 1,200 delegates from manufacturing centers across the country.
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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
New Orleans
Booth Park
South Park
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