Wyoming News Notes From Across the State
Brief items report a masked hold‑up at Shoshoni with at least 20 dollars taken, the University of Wyoming opening its Taw School session, Casper fire department buying La France equipment and a 750gallon pump, five thousand acres of university land offered for sale, rich Goshen county ditch land under water, extensive open land for leasing across Utah Idaho and Wyoming, a Cheyenne court demurrer ruling in a sugar case, hunters heading toward Yellowstone via Cody, a Yellowstone Park Hotel purchasing agent Ned Wells killed himself, an inquest into a fatal shooting near Lysite, a railroad express theft probe in Wheathend, a boy life ended by a wagon accident near Keeline, oil field incidents near Newcastle, university high school graduates receiving certificates, large refrigeration plant work at Laramie, and Union Pacific plans for expanded harvest facilities.
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Union News Service
Shoshon
Taw School
University of Wyoming
Horough Ws
Qecar Helsford
Casper
la France
Torrington
Goshen County
North Platte Valley
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Payne
United States Department of the Interior
Ralph S. Kelley
United States Land Office
Salt Lake
United States District Court
Cheyenne
J. A. Riner
United States Va
Theodore Anderson
George Kiscaris
Nick Christopolus
Andrew Fotopolis
Ned Frost
Bow and Arrow
Cody
Sylvan
Gardner, Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Red Lodge
Sylvanias
Red Creek
Upper North Fork
Lansing TH. Wells
Yellowstone Park Hotel Company
Billings
Mont
Furry W. Chilis
Arncoroner
Filipo Marrillo
James Horton
Madden
Lysite
Horton
Marino
Cooper's
Donald Fullerton
Ernest Fullerton
Keeline
Laranale
Helen Morris
Wheatland
John Jones
Ogden
Pacific Vault Express Company
Larawle
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pacific Prait Express
Union Pacific
Debt Reduction Plans Forecast Treasury Certificates Rise
Secretary Houston announced a new Treasury certificate issue at 5 and 6 percent as government financing tightens. About 31,040,000,000 in certificates mature by July 16, with funds to refinance and cover current needs. The note also notes prior year deficits and surpluses, plus ongoing debt reduction through 1920.
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Washington
Houston
Treasury
Bankers
United States
Thowston
Ing
Federal Reserve
Ralston Purina Declares 400 Percent Stock Dividend
Ralston Purina Company, maker of feeds for cattle horses hogs and poultry, announced a 400 percent stock dividend on its 1,000,000 capital stock. The move broadens equity in the firm though details of issuance were not fully disclosed.
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St. LouideThe Ralston Purina Company
Cotton Congress Seeks Arbitration Resolution Adopted
The International Cotton Congress in Zurich closed with a resolution favoring resumption of international arbitration. It invited cotton union countries to appoint arbitrators and urged restoring exchange to normal through increased production better transportation facilities and exports as means to this end.
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Zurich
International Cotton Congress
Cotton Union
Republicans at Chicago Convention Rate Platform Amid Debate
At Chicago's convention on June 11 the GOP adopted its 120 platform by viva voce vote amid a flurry of minority planks. Delegates clashed over treaties and the League, while Oscar de Priest urged 14th amendment enforcement in the South. Sherman and Lodge managed roll calls as names shifted on committee assignments.
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Union News Service
Chicago
Grand Old Party
Coliseum
Wisconsin
Watson
Indiana
Clinmon Lodge
League
la Follette
Gross
Delagate
Oscar de Priest
Maols
Aldermum
Thompson
Shuiles
Lodge
John King
Connecticut
Welkin
Sherman
Deen Tron Alinois
Murray Crane
Old Guard
League of Nations
O. K
Massachusetts
John W. Weeks
Labor federation ends color line at Montreal convention
The Amelia Federation of Labor declared the end of racial restrictions and demanded full membership rights for Black workers. The decision followed a stormy session that nearly sparked a race confrontation between southern delegates and Black sympathizers from other states.
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Montreal
Amelia Federation of Labor
Lodge Gets Ovation At Opening Of Republican Convention
Chicago June 9 The Republican convention opened with harmony and a Lodge centered keynote. National Chairman Hays led the roll call and Lodge drew sustained cheers as he attacked the Wilson dynasty and urged voters to sweep them from power in a free convention.
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Union News Service
Chicago
Senator Lodge
Hays
Wilson
Firscame
Charles KK. Woodcock
Louisville
Massachusetts
Hayes
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Slamp
Bolsheviki Murder Report From Nikolaevsk
Japanese war office reports Russian witnesses say Bolshevists killed several Japanese including women and children at Nikolaevsk Siberia. Tokio cable to Nippi Jiji says survivors were left alive in the town.
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Bolsheviki
Japa
Honolulu
Japanese War Office
Russhan
Nikolaevsk
Siberia
Bolshevists
Tokio
Nippi Jiji
Pershing to retire from active military service
General Pershing announced he will retire from active service within a few months. He told Secretary Baker he could give up duties without impairing the service and wished to be free to engage in something more active.
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Pershing
Washington
Baker
Escape in Night Clothes at Lutheran Ladies Seminary
About 150 young women students and visitors fled in night attire as fire swept the Lutheran Ladies Seminary in Kred Wing Mine. Authorities estimated the loss at around 200000 dollars.
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Kred
Bia
Luthern Ladies’ Seminary
Hunger in Greatest Terror in Soviet Russia
Benjamin Touroer and Thomas Shaw described famine in Russia after returning to England. Turner said fifty percent of the population is hungry and only token food allowances exist, with hunger seen as the city’s real terror.
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London
Benjamin
Turoer
Touroer
Thomas Shaw
House of Conmand
England
Russia
Mr. Turner
Platforms Adopted Attacks at Republican Nomination Day
At Chicago Coliseum eleven candidates were formally nominated by the Republican convention led by Gen. Leonard Wood and others such as Frank Lowden Hiram Johnson Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover. A major anti Johnson demonstration interrupted the nominating speech and the platform attacked Wilsons war and peace conduct while urging new farm laws and reduced government costs.
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Frank B. Willis
Senator Sutherland
Joseph M. Sanders
Miles Poindexter
George H. Walker
Sproul
J. Hampton Moore
Anti Johnson
Charles S. Wheeler
Hearst
Wheeler
California
Congress
Wilson
Late Market Quotations
Late market quotations from Inion News Service show ongoing price movements and closing trends across multiple sectors. Traders monitor commodity and equity shifts as sessions extend, with notable activity in financial instruments and regional markets.
Fragmentary Grocery Price List Item
A damaged OCR grocery list shows items with unclear names and prices. Apparent entries include small quantities and mixed spellings, with prices ranging around 2.50 to 7.00. The readable parts hint at salted horachides and various codified items.
Masters Live Stock Prices and Commodities at Chicago
Report from Chicago shows prices across livestock and grains. Cattle values range top $16.60 and bulk around $12.75, with veal and feeders up and down. hogs fat and light observed. Grains list No 1 northern spring at $2.06, corn mixed around $1.95, oats and rye prices noted. butter and dairy items listed with varied values.
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Jane Leef
Oberon
Feaeene
Eens Brvilerg
Colo
Navy
Into
Serene
Lima
Sane
Chicago
Feeder Lambs
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Review of Boston University Training Corps
Boston University Training Corps
Merry
Edwards
Cotton Congress
G.O.P
National Committees
Resolutions Committee
Wood
Gov
Henry Allen
Kansas
Western Newspaper
Endows U. S. History
Oxford University
Wiscoun Rothermere
Secretary of State For All Forces
Lord Rothermere
Whoas
U. S
St. Louis
Payi
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Ranm
Wader
Norfolk
Inion News Service
Denver Markets
F. C
Denver
South
South Park
Charles Friend & Co
Denver Peice
Hutcher
Teresa
Hutteher
Mital Maikicis
Baraliver
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