Wyoming Briefs Highlight Oil Growth and Rail Progress
Unrefined notes report Cheyenne area oil activity with new companies Producers Mutual Oil and others forming near Greybull, plus Wells drilled by New York Oil near Holton Creek. State Highway plans total $826,000 for state road improvements as Lincoln Highway marker near Sherman Peak noted. Wyoming National Guard gains Maj. HJ Colley, while elk herds in Jackson Hole fatten, aided by cottonseed feed. Cheyenne bank deposits rise to 20 million with larger corporate investments.
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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
Washington rail workers reach partial compromise on wage law
Washington reports that most railroad worker groups agreed to cooperate with the government and railroads to set up the new transportation act's trial, except the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers which withdrew from talks. Chicago meetings are planned as locals align with the effort, while the union maintains criticism of the act but agrees to aid a trial in the interest of railroad labor.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Railroad
Chicago
Congress
New York Summer Styles Head North in Loud Resort Fashion
Fashion notes describe summer men’s wear spreading from Florida coast resorts to the Northeast. White silk tuxedos and hats become de rigueur while colorful palettes flash bold fabrics and daring stripes. Also reports West Virginia Senate’s failure to ratify the national suffrage amendment with a 4 to 0 vote and a late vote reversal by Senator Marvey W. Turner.
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New York
Florida
Nice
Riviera
Charleston
West Virginia
Senate
Marvey W. Tarmner
Worried Over Wedlock Tape In Court Query
A letter to County Judge Bryce Crawford asks what documents are needed to marry a South Omaha woman and transfer residency to Kansas. The writer, 32, says he has never been married and can pass a good examination.
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Omha
Bryce Crawford
South Omaha
Kansas
Francis Gould to star in British film lineup
Mrs Francis Jay Gould widowed marriage dissolved by Paris courts signs one contract to become a film star with a new British moving picture company as reported by London newspapers.
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London
Francis Jay Gould
Paris
Holland to Guard Kaiser in Extradition Dispute
Hague dispatch reports Holland has completed its draft reply to the second allied note on Wilhelm II's extradition. Holland reiterates refusal to surrender the former emperor while offering to guard him and stressing the need to safeguard world peace.
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Holland
Kaiser
The
Hague
Wilhelm
To Build Store for Employés Lynn Mass
Plan for the purchase by employés of the General Blowtrie Company of food products at cost. The company will build a storehouse to handle food supplies for employees. A cooperative association will be formed to support the program with a loan but without interest. Four thousand of the 16,000 employés are now enrolled.
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Lynn
Mass
General Blowtrie
Cont
Ener
Honelos
Song
Armenians and Patients Slain by Turks in Near East Conflict
London reports Allied plans to occupy Constantinople in response to Armenian massacres. Venizelos presses Greece for swift action with military backing. A Marash siege diary recalls foreign relief workers trapped twenty two days under fire with heavy casualties as Turks resist French occupation and Armenian fighters.
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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
Witness Vanishes During Government Case in County Court
In Kinase City Mo a witness fled the courtroom while a trial involving defendant Poed Yarlett and others proceeded. Prosecutor Duke W. Houecent stated the U S district attorney for Kauai Pred Roberiaon believed the witness would testify for the government before he disappeared amid the hearings.
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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 in Hungarian Restoration Talks
Western Newspaper Union dispatch from London reports Romania's premier Alexander Vaida-Voevod predicting a plan to crown Charles as king under Admiral Horthy. He says the Allied Council may be flouted and a restored dynasty pursued if Hungary moves to accept a regent. The piece notes moblization rumors, arms in Austria, and munitions efforts in Warsaw, plus a possible return of the Habsburg line if the emperor’s plan succeeds. It also covers the Budapest murder of Bela Somogy and an assassination attempt on Stephan Miedrich, with political turmoil following Admiral Horthy's regency.
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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
Nepsalva
Budapest
Great Britain
Stephan Mriedrich
Elizabeth Bridge
Herr Friedrich
Torthg
Huszir
City may seize subway lines under two-way contract
Interborough Rapid Transit faces possible city seizure of subway lines within ninety days unless service improves. Corporation Counsel Burr said city will first warn the company under the dual subway contract, and proceed if the warning is not heeded.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit
Burr
Adiise
Unclear OCR: IWW member convicted at Folsom details
Fragmentary text indicates an IWW member connected to Folsom Prison California studied via UC extension and used knowledge to make incendiary bombs. Names and precise facts are garbled. appears to involve A. W. Thornton and a California IWW meeting, with two of ten individuals mentioned.
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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 and Germany Loans
Paris reports the French government will oppose any revision of the Versailles treaty that would alter France’s claims on Germany. Paris and the Chamber of Deputies fear concessions could topple the government. London notes Europe must prosper, yet France seeks economic strength and refuses risky concessions. In Constantinople the cabinet resigns and Izzet Pasha forms a nationalist-aligned new government. Elsewhere Chicago pledges to become a world center of advanced medical education, with Dr. W J Bierring predicting Europe will rely more on America for medical knowledge.
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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 Quickly Take 10000 in Bond Theft
New York reports two robberies in the financial district where bogus messengers escaped with bonds and securities valued at 10000. Thefts totaling about 200000 have been reported in recent days, with securities stolen from Jacksonville to Toronto and across the Atlantic to the Pacific.
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New York
Financial District
Bogus
Dooling
Jacksonville
Bla
Toronto
Canada
Atlantic
Urge Congress to establish Women’s Bureau in Labor Dept
Secretary Wilson and women's union leaders urged prompt legislation to create a women’s bureau in the Labor Department to handle issues faced by women workers before Senate and House labor committees. Mary Van Fleck of the Twassell Sege foundation 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 Incident In Chicago Courtroom Sparks Stir
Max Stein, a dealer in notions, fainted twice in Judge Lawns Court when a deputy U S marshal read a summons to appear about selling Legion buttons to slickers. The first faint occurred at the name of Judge Landis. The scene ended with Stein noted as wary and fainting again.
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Chicago
Max Stein
United States
Bho
Diamond Queen Fails In New York Jewelry Heist Case
Antoinette Bonner known as The Dhmond Queen faced charges after a large jewelry theft tied to Paris and Kislingers in New York. She reportedly attempted suicide in Kislinger's office, grabbing a police pistol and swallowing a substance to resist arrest.
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New York
Antoinette Bonner
Ale Wis
Paris
Joseph B. Kistinger
Deine
Verest
Kislingers
Late Market Summary from Colorado and Chicago Prices
Late market figures show metal prices with copper at 19 20 cents per pound, bar silver at 31.81 percent, and tungsten at 6.50 per unit. Chicago produce lists butter at 44 44 1/2 cents and eggs in various categories, while cash grain shows No 8 mixed corn at 1.54 and No 2 white oats at 1 92, with rye at 101.71. Pork, lard, and other staple meat prices are noted alongside seed costs such as clover seed.
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Colorado
Chicago
Harley Heed
Eastern Livestock Market Report Summary
Eastern Livestock Chicago market notes mixed cattle and sheep prices across grades. Beef steers and heifers show varied values with mediums and heavies trading around fourteen to sixteen dollars, feeders and stockers near ten dollars, lambs and ewes similarly reported with wide spreads.
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Ewepaper Union New
Denver
F. C. B . Denver
Aseed Sane
Reeb
Ens
Pete Nese
Colo
Lima
S.uum
New
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Bunker Hill Monument
State Engineers
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bunker Hill Association
Massachusetts
Constantinople
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Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Homer Greenwood
Turkey
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Evening Standard
Allied Supreme Council
Izzet Pasha
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Landis
Poigon
Hutter—Creamery
Niesssee
South Park
Tom
Charles Friend & Co
Pete
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Bull
Year Oalves
Feeder Stoor
Stocker Atoara
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