Wyoming Briefs Reflect Oil Growth And Transport News
Local notes report Cheyenne aviation activity with McCarthy buying the first airplane in Wyoming and surrounding pilots expanding air travel. State highway plans worth 826000 dollars for road improvements across the state. New oil ventures near Greybull and Holton Creek field signal continued Wyoming energy expansion. Elk populations are stable with fattening herds and cottonseed feed proving effective, while Cheyenne plans a five story hospital addition and bank deposits rise significantly.
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Union
Oh Star
Reimamerer
Star Cowl Mining Company
Cheyenne
Moecky Mountain
Sonetorbo
Warren
Monde
John A. Rendelek
Tele
McCarthy
Thermoports
Wyomling
Bert Cole
Westertt Airplane Company
Caxper
United States
Boruma
Sherman Wml
State Highway Commission
Greyhall
Producers Mutual Ol Company
Montana
Wyoming Nel
Hinks
Wigtorn
Greybull
Ameren Legion
Masonie Temple
Gheyenne
Robert D. Carey
Amerian Legion
Agnes Cogan
Cleveland
Wyoming
Red Cross
Wyoming Pupite Health Association
State Honed of
State Department of Vienita
Capitol
Holton Creek
Casper
New York Oil Company
Polson Spider-Bolton Syndicate
Standard O
North Texas
Carey
HJ. Colley
Dixon
Cavalry
Wyoming National Guard
Beach
Colley
Jutane Reneral
W. T. Judkins
Jackson Hole
Jiney Vy Hynde
Ainee
Bigike
Jel
Wade
Settlement Likely in Railroad Wage Controversy
Washington reports definite steps toward settling the rail wage dispute as railroad workers except one group agree to cooperate with the government and railroads. President Wilson urges quick action, asking representatives to sit on a bipartisan wage board. the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers withdraw from conferences but may follow peers in complying with the request.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Railroad
Chicago
Congress
New York Summer Styles Head North In Bright Coastal Glamour
The report describes summer menswear trends crossing from Florida to the Northeast with bold colors and fabrics. White tuxedos and hats become de rigueur while pale blues and oranges, daring linens, and two color weaves dominate outfits.
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New York
Florida
Nice
Riviera
Worried Over Wedlock Tape In Omaha Court Request
Omaha County Judge Bryce Crawford receives a letter from a 32 year old man who has never married asking what papers would be required to wed a South Omaha resident now living in Kansas. The writer claims he can pass a good examination.
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Omha
Bryce Crawford
South Omaha
Kansas
Goulds and London Film Contract Shakeup
Mrs Francis Jay Gould, whose Paris divorce was finalized, signs a contract to join a British film company as a leading star, according to London papers.
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London
Francis Jay Gould
Paris
Holland to Guard Kaiser Extradition Refusal
The Hague reports Holland completed its draft reply to the second allied note on extraditing Wilhelm II. It reiterates refusal to surrender the former German emperor but says Holland will guard him if needed and emphasizes safeguarding world peace.
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Holland
Kaiser
The
Hague
Wilhelm
Workers to Buy Store in Lynn Massachusetts Plan
A plan by the General Blowtrie Company to enable its 16 000 employees in Lynn Massachusetts to purchase a storehouse of food items without interest via a cooperative association. Four thousand workers are currently enrolled in the scheme as the company funds construction and operations.
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Lynn
Mass
General Blowtrie
Cont
Ener
Honelos
Song
Massacre of Armenians Reported Amid War Turmoil
Reports from London and Paris describe Allied plans to occupy Constantinople over Armenian massacres by Turkish forces. The Marash siege diary recounts relief workers trapped for 22 days under shelling as French troops clash with Turkish nationalists. casualties and destruction ensue as Armenians face violence.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Constauntinople
Great Britain
France
Italy
Council of Foreign Ministers
Thrace
Smyrna
Adrianople
Greece
Venizelos
Council
Marl Curzén
Adana
Asia Minor
Peking
American Committee For Relief
Near Eest
Marash
Crathern
Boston
Guid
Pil Snyder
Helena Schultz
Wan
Marist
Alatab Jun
Mintash
Cilician
Mr. Cratherm
Hamfis
Constantinople
Izzet Pasha
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Witness Disappears During Kauai Trial
A trial in Kauai collapsed when defendant Teewo reportedly fled after threats from local groups. Prosecutor Pred Robertson, US district attorney, remained to pursue government testimony as the witness vanished from the courtroom.
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Kinase City
Ho W. AW
Organtaitions
Lili
Beneyacd
Yarlett
T. Wow
Sun
Decomlur
Duke
Pred Roberiaon
United States
Kauai
Tiwoe
Yorlote
Emperor's Son as King Rumors Shake Hungary Regime
Western Union dispatch reports Romania's Premier Alexander Vaida Voevod predicting a plan to crown Charles as king under Admiral Horthy. He says allies may be flouted and a dynasty restored while arms and munitions moves echo across Austria and Warsaw. An assassination attempt on Stephan Mriedrich is noted and Admiral Horthy after taking regency sees the cabinet resign, with Prime Minister Huszár seeking continuity.
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Union News Service
London
Alexander Vaida- Voevod
Romania
Annterview
Pall Mall Gazette
Admiral Horthy
Hungary
Charles
Horthy
Supreme Council
Austria
Warsaw
M. Vilda-Voevod
House of Commons
Bela Somozyl
Nepsalia
Budapest
Great Britain
Stephan Mriedrich
Elizzabeth Bridge
Herr Friedrich
Torthg
Huszir
City Threatens Subway Seizure Over Service Delays
Interborough Rapid Transit lines face city action after 90 days of inadequate service. Corporation Counsel Burr plans to proceed under the dual subway contract, starting with a warning to the company and taking further steps if not heeded.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit
Burr
Adiise
Incomplete OCR Report on IWW Bomb Making Arrest
Fragmentary item notes a student at Folsom State Prison studying through the University of California extension and using that knowledge to make an incendiary bomb. Mentions A W Thornton and a California meeting. Details are garbled and names and dates are unclear.
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San Franesco
Calif
Industrial Workers of the World
Atate
Folsom
University of Californian
Biter
A. W.thorton
Wold Eredit
California
Thornton
France Opposes Versailles Revisions Amid Turmoil in Europe
Paris reports France will resist any Versailles revision harming its German claims. The Chamber of Deputies backs firm stance, while Paris cites economic need for European prosperity. In London Turkey loses most of Europe yet keeps sacred sites. Greece fears a new cabinet as nationalist forces gain. Chicago hosts a medical education pledge asserting America as future hub.
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Union News Service
Paris
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
London
Europe
France
Chicago
America
W. JL. Bierring
Iowa
Federation of State Medical Boards
Congress of Medical Education
Bierring
Bogus Messengers Steal Bonds in New York Robberies
Two New York robberies in the financial district saw bogus messengers escape with bonds and securities worth 10 000. Thefts total up to 200 000 across several weeks, per Assistant District Attorney Dooling. He notes losses from Jacksonville to Toronto and from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
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New York
Financial District
Bogus
Dooling
Jacksonville
Bla
Toronto
Canada
Atlantic
Urge Legislation for a Women’s Bureau in Labor Department
Secretary Wilson and representatives of over twenty women's unions urged prompt legislation to create a women's bureau within the Labor Department to address problems faced by women workers before Senate and House labor committees. Mary Van Fleck cited twelve million women in gainful occupations at the meeting.
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Urge Bureau For Women
Washington
Labor Department
Wilson
Senate
House Labor Committees
Mary van Fleck
Twassell Sege Foundation
Fainting Shakeups Chicago Court House Sale
Max Stein a dealer in notions fainted twice in Judge Lawnels court in Chicago when a deputy U S marshal read a summons to explain why he was selling Legion buttons to slickers and others who could pay. The first collapse occurred at the name of Judge Landis.
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Chicago
Max Stein
United States
Bho
Diamond Queen Faces Theft Charge In New York
Antoinette Bonner nicknamed The Diamond Queen faced charges after a jewelry theft linked to Paris imports. In New York she died in Kislinger’s office, allegedly swallowing poison rather than be captured.
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New York
Antoinette Bonner
Ale Wis
Paris
Joseph B. Kistinger
Deine
Verest
Kislingers
Metal and Grain Prices in Late Market Report
Colorado settlement prices show Bar silver at 31.81 percent, Copper at 19 20c per pound, Lend 8.75 dollars, Spelter 8.72, Tungsten 6.50 per unit. Chicago Produce notes Hutter-Creamery firsts 44 44 2 percent, ordinary firsts 41 48c. Cash grain in Chicago lists Corn No 8 mixed 1.54, No yellow 1.55 1.67, Wheat No 2 white 192c, Rye No 3 101.71. Timothy and Clover seeds priced. Pork and Lard quoted.
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Colorado
Chicago
Hutter—Creamery
Harley Heed
Niesssee
South Park
Tom
Charles Friend & Co
Denver
Pete
Eastern Livestock report from Chicago markets
Cattle and sheep prices listed for beef steers medium and heavy, butcher cattle and cows. Lambs and feeders show varied figures with multiple weight classes and price ranges from Chicago markets.
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Ewepaper Union New
Denver
F. C. B . Denver
Aseed Sane
Reeb
Ens
Pete Nese
Colo
Lima
S.uum
New
Year Oalves
Feeder Stoor
Stocker Atoara
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Charleston
West Virginia
Marvey W. Tarmner
Francis Gould
Bunker Hill Monument
State Engineers
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bunker Hill Association
Massachusetts
City
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Homer Greenwood
Turkey
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Evening Standard
Allied Supreme Council
Landis
Poigon
Eastern Livestock, “T
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