Wyoming oil fires and frontier days amid Cheyenne news
Related reports include a blasting oil field fire near Rock River destroying an Associated Oil rig with losses of tools. a nitro glycerine truck blast near Bonneville that killed two men. a gas strike at 1200 feet in the Detroit Wyoming Oil Company venture. and various legal and civic notes from Albany to Cody.
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Western
Union Nens Service
Associated Ol Company
Rock River
Glave
Bonneville
Detrolt-Wyoming Oil Company
Glenda
Orin
Big Muddy
Lance Creek
EB. H. Berry
Albany County
Fort Collins
Colo
W. BH
White
Laramie
War Department
Public Health Service
Fort MacKenzie
Wyo
Disabread
Congresa
W. W. Sproul
Casper
United States Grand Jury
United States
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
West
Post Office
Omaha
San Francisco
Alameda
Calif
Citizens’ Frontier Days
Martial law declared in Mingo county West Virginia
Governor Morgan proclaims martial law in Mingo county amid industrial strife. Sheriff Binson calls Colonel Arnold to command public officers and citizens to restore order under 1919 law. Nonunion miners urged to quit work and stand with workers against gunmen rule. Eight fresh graves found at Stringtown near Tug river. strikers deny casualties.
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Ulan News Service
Charleston
W. Va
Morgan
Mingo County
Arnold
Binson
Keeney
Mingo Fields
Williamson
Ike Wilder
Pike County
Little
Stringtown
Kentucky
Tug River
Merrimac
Charles to Quit Switzerland Ex‑Emperor Leaves August
Former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary informs Swiss authorities he will depart with family and staff in August and will refrain from political propaganda meanwhile he declined to reveal his destination. The Swiss government received the decision with relief.
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Geneva
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
Mutiny Reported in Turkey Angora Battle Sparks Deaths
Electhros Tipus reports from Constantinople that a mutiny broke out in Angora, seat of the Turkish Nationalist government, with fighting among Nationalist soldiers. Nour Pasha, brother of former war minister Kover Pasha, is said to have been killed.
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Turkey
Athens
Electhros Tipus
Constantinople
Angora
Nour Pasha
Kover Pasha
Chicago Methodists plan 21 story church in business district
The Methodists of Chicago will erect a new 21 story church and offices on the site of the First Methodist church in the city center. The $8,600,000 building aims to mark the denomination centenary and rise to 260 feet with a 140 foot spire and flame finial atop.
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Chicago
Methodists of Chicago
First Methodist Church
Freight Rates Cut 20 Percent Across Western Railways
Western transcontinental railways cut freight rates about 20 percent for many commodities to meet waterborne Panama Canal competition. G. W. Luce of Southern Pacific said reductions apply to eastbound and westbound cargo from Pacific coast terminals, with waivers of long-and-short-haul rules as rates go into effect.
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Wester
Union News Service
Chicago
G. W. Luce
Southern Pacific Railway
Panama Canal
Carriera
Interstate Commerce Commission
Big blaze devastates block in Dallas Texas
A fire in Dallas caused by Hughes Furniture Company left an entire block on the east edge of the business district in smoldering ruins. The estimated loss exceeds $400,000 as flames destroyed nearly every building within the block bounded by Harwood Olive and Pacific streets.
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Dallas
Texas
Wastrict
Hughes Furniture Company
Harwood
Olive
Pacific
Divorce by Mail Sought From Mandan Judge
Clinton Gaskill of Wilmore Kentucky asks County Judge Shaw in Mandan North Dakota for a divorce by return mail. He states he married Miss Louise Kopp about nine years ago and that she had left him.
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Mandan
N. D
Shaw
Clinton Gaskill
Wilmore
Louise Kopp
New Scheme to Get Money In El Paso
A box with a carrier pigeon and a demand note was found on FY. W. Winchester's back porch in El Paso. The note threatened $100 in twenty dollar bills and claimed a new black hand-style scheme. Police recovered the note and box after the bird escaped.
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el Paso
Texas
FY. W. Winchester
Winchester
Mexico Ready to Sign Recognition Conditions Outline
A Western Newspaper Union report says the United States prepared a formal communication to President Obregon outlining recognition conditions. Key demands include protecting American interests in Mexico, allowing diplomatic appeals, easing land ownership rules, and preserving religious and legal rights for Americans with a proposed mixed court to settle claims. Officials see a mix of optimism and the risk Obregon may propose counter terms or refuse to sign.
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Union News Service
Washington
United States
Obregon
Fall
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Inelat
Mexico
Henry P. Fletcher
Wilson
Fire destroys broom factory and homes in Chicago
A West Side blaze at the Rich & French broom factory destroyed seventeen homes and left fifty-two families homeless. Firemen rescued twenty female workers from the plant as flames cut off their escape, forcing a chaotic evacuation of the area.
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Cchicago
Rich & French Company
Priest Attack Sparks Alleged Break-In Saint St. Cyril’s Case
Detroit man Andrew Kullek, 37, was shot through the lung during an alleged attempt to break into the rectory of St. Cyril’s Catholic Church in Hamtramck. Rev. John Kovalsky, pastor, fired a shot and was later released after giving a statement to the prosecuting attorney. Kovalsky cited threats linked to his opposition to a local dance hall.
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Detroit
Andrew Kullek
John Kovalsky
St. Cyril's Catholic Church
Hamtramck
Father Kovalsky
Topeka Couple Cancel Divorce For Golden Anniversary
In Topeka Kansas August Seart aged 70 and his wife Amelia 65 nearly divorced when they learned their children were planning a golden wedding anniversary. The divorce was halted and a celebration plans proceed, as they near fifty years of marriage.
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Topeka
Kan
August Seart
Amelia
New Battleship Tennes see Ready for Sea After Tests
The battleship Tennes see arrived in port following successful tests off the Maine coast. Officials said all contract requirements were met with a good margin and that the electrical drive vessel is ready to go to sea for any task.
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New York
Tennessee
Maine
Objection Diea Waiting for Blessing
Selina Lowde Walter Oliver, son of a wealthy former resident near here, died on the sixtieth day of his fast. Oliver, a conscientious objector, was sent to Camp Dodge for refusing a uniform. After returning home he began a hunger strike lasting sixty days, declaring he would not eat until the Lord blessed him. He took only water.
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Selina, Lowde
Walter Oliver
Here
Oliver
Federal
Camp Dodge
Kramer Liable 10 Jail amid Volstead Debate in House
Washington May 24 House members bitterly debated prohibition then approved a 200000 boost to Volstead enforcement funds through July 1 to retain 700 federal agents. Keller of Good noted Kramer’s alleged legal violations over deficits, while Byrnes and Volstead defended him. Senate fate uncertain as debates mount.
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Washington
Kramer
House
Representative Volstead
Senate
Good
Appropriations Committee
Byrnes
Tennessee
Volstead
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Japan to restore Shantung to China at earliest moment
Tokyo declares Japan will evacuate Siberia and restore Shantung to China at the earliest moment following the colonial conference. An official of the foreign office said there would be no change in Japan's fundamental policy in the Far East as the conference adjourns after a week. government will not publish conference conclusions at present.
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Shantung
China
Tokyo
Japan
Siberia
Foreyn
Market summary from Washington prices and crops
Markets data from the U S Bureau of Markets cover grains dairy and live stock with notes on wheat corn oats and prices in Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and Winnipeg. It lists prices for No 2 red winter wheat No 2 hard and mixed corn and various meats and stockers with weekly changes and regional quotations.
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Timothy
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Memphis
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
York
Denver Live Stock Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed Across Offerings
Broad market report shows beef steers selling largely from 7.60 to 7.95 with top cows to 7.25 and heavy stock around 7 to 6.75. Hogs ranged from 6.25 to 8.26 with some loads reaching 8.55 and 8.40. Sheep trading quiet, lambs typical 10.26 to 11.00 with California springs about 4 to 6.26.
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Prulia
Vegetablen
Northern
Chicago
Sau Carolina
Irieh
New York
Texas
Husa
St. Louis
Kansas City
California
Potatoes and Pinto Beans Sold by Color Crystal Crate
Fragmentary notice lists ARGO Greeley potatoes and Crystal crate pricing with Pinto beans mentioned. Unclear quantities and context due to garbled OCR but references a sale or market listing in Denver or nearby. No clear dates or full entities identifiable beyond ARGO and Crystal.
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Greeley
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Big Piney
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Wyoming
J. C. Knode
Greyboll
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Lewis ©. Tidball
Mgr. Knode
University of Nebraska
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Cody
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Ohio
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Harry Feight
Beaton
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Charles Wilcox
Jacok Crandall
Lawpitt
Cress Creek
Wilbur F, Crafts
Wilbur F. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
National Association of Motion Picture Producers
Sane
Ward
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Colorado
Big Blaze
Harding
Interior
Objector
William Willoughby
Y. M
Western Newspaper Union News Service
U. 8
Bureau OF Markets
Washington, D. C
Belgium
Winnipeg
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