Wyoming News Notes Highlight Growth and Legal Moves
Wyoming briefs report a state lottery prizewinners list from Torrington, housing scarcity concerns with daily departures from Tarombelty, and a venue change for the Cardillo case to Cheyenne. New Wyoming Livestock Loan Co with $600,000 capitalization launches in Cheyenne, while insurers show strong interest with about fifteen new firms filing to operate locally. Wyoming rail reorganization, state land control opinion, arrests in Cheyenne for a liquor theft at a bank president home, and road-works bids totaling up to $500,000 dominate the civic beat. A $15,000 gym at Crow Agency, YWCA housing efforts in Sheridan, rising oil royalties near $113,000 yearly, and SP railroad plans for icehouses and ferry facilities round out a busy regional snapshot. The Hudson mayor faces a contract case over water works proceeds, and local servicemen eye a demobilization effort as a flexed wartime climate lingers.
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Robert B. Forsyth
Saratoga & Encampment Railway Company
Saratoga & Encampment Railroad Company
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William H. Bulmer
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Turkey Bluffing Over Warships in Turkish Waters
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports that the Supreme Council plans coercive measures toward Turkey, aiming to augment American naval strength in Turkish waters. Official data shows British 23,000, Italian 16,000, Greek 100,000 forces, with 48,000 Turkish regulars split between Europe and Asia, many pro-nationalist. Military experts deem Turkish threats a bluff while peace talks stall awaiting Constantinople reports. Allies may raise troops in England for the Near East, but no display of weakness is expected, with force only as a last resort to secure order and protect Asia Minor residents.
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Will Make Now Plea for Loan in Germany Memorandum
A Berlin dispatch to Le Journal reports the German government will press Allies in May for a loan of forty five billion marks. The memorandum will also seek changes to rules governing the Allied occupation.
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Paris
le Journal
Berlin
Germany
Women Barred at Primary in Illinois Vote Ruling
Illinois women face inability to vote at the presidential preference primary set for April 14 unless the equal suffrage constitutional amendment is proclaimed by the secretary of state in Washington. Attorney General Brundage issued the ruling, creating a startling barrier to participation.
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Chicago
Illinois
Brundage
Washington
Aviator to Summon Jurors in Murder Case
Deputy Sheriff Lyle D Balbach of Melawn County will use an airplane to summon prospective jurors for the Edgar Strause murder trial of Berne M Meade. A venire from distant parts of the county has been ordered amid poor road conditions prompting the appointment of Balbach, an army aviator, as deputy to reach jurors.
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Hioomington
Lyle D. Balbach
Melawn
Edgar Strause
Berne M. Meade
Mike
Bhatford
Bulbach
Bandits Loot Banks and Stores in Two Cities
Sensational robberies in Philadelphia and New York exceed $500,000 in securities and jewelry. Three armed men bound a watchman, blew safes in the Baker and Hydro Electric buildings, and escaped with vast sums. In New York, two Broadway jewelry stores were looted amid a crowd of onlookers. police chase followed with two suspects arrested.
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Baker Building
Chestnut Street
Sixteenth
Weightman
Hydro-Electric Corporation
Ocean County Electric Company
Broadway
Thirty-seventh Street
White Light District
David Warfield Struck by Auto in Los Angeles
David Warfield, described as the auctor, was hit by an automobile truck in Los Angeles and sustained a broken left leg and facial lacerations. He was taken to a hospital where it was not yet determined if internal injuries existed.
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Los Angeles
David Warfield
Warfield
German Military School Closed After Peace Treaty
The chief Genoan training school at Grosstichterffelde, used by officers of the Genoan army, has been closed under the peace treaty terms. An imposing gala demonstration featured officers in gala dress led by General Ludendorff and Marshal von Hindenburg, who telegraphed that their services would never be forgotten.
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Berling
Grosstichterffelde
Priussia
Ludendorff
Wield Marshal von Hindenburg
Americans Buy German Springs at Jurhaus in Wyk
The Jurhaus in Wyk Schleswig Holstein on Woeler island has passed into American possession for about 1 150 000 marks. The Tageblatt notes the city’s finances allowed the sale. Jurhaus is renowned for its mineral springs.
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Jurhaus
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Schleswig-Holstein
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Fourteen Killed in Tornado Near Brunson and Melva
Springfield Missouri reports a tornado ripping through Turkey creek valley near Brunson and Holister. Eleven confirmed dead, two missing, eight injured. In Taney County seven of the dead are minor children of Ron and William Box, brothers living at Melva. William Box lost four children, his brother three.
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Springfield
Turkey Creek
Brunson
Holister
Taney County
Ron
William Box
Melva
Brannon
Gemma Jewelry Recovered In Pasadena Stolen Item
Detectives in San Diego recovered jewelry valued at $20,000 that had been stolen from Dorothy Bloch, daughter of R Bloch of Wheeling West Virginia. Bloch, father of State Senator Jense A Bloch, rushed across the country to cast a decisive vote on ratifying a woman suffrage amendment in West Virginia.
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Union Mews Service
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Senate
House of Delegates
Jesse A. Bloch
Wheeling
California
Smertens
A. R. Montgomery
Anthony
Bloch
Halla
Pasadena
Calif
R. Bloch
San Diego
Dorothy Bloch
Jense A. Bloch
Wuntry
Grand Jury Indicts 125 in Coal Price Conspiracy
Indianapolis March 12 A grand jury indicted 125 coal operators and miners in a conspiracy to raise prices under the Lever act and the federal criminal code. The case, under Judge A B Anderson, fixes bonds of 10000 or 5000 with arraignment set for May 4. Names will be released upon arrest.
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aAn
A. B. Anderson
United States
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Illinois
Pennsylvania
H. A. Garfield
Cyrus Garnsey
Garfield
Toy Balloons Lure Boy to Death in Chicago
A 4 year old boy died after chasing gaudy toy balloons into the street as a car driven by Miss Harriet Rolfe struck him in front of his home. A passerby with balloons lured the child but crossed the street, leaving him unaware of oncoming traffic.
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Chicago
Leadwood Roching
Harriet Rolfe
Woman given twenty years for killing 6 year old son
Mrs. Stanley Blomsky of Rhinelander Wisconsin was sentenced to twenty years in prison for the murder by beating of her 6 year old son. Her husband faced the same charge but was acquitted by the jury. A medical examiner testified she had low mentality but was sane at the time of the killing.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Stanley Blomsky
Allenigts
Boxing Bout Ends Fatal in Class Smoker
Andrew Lockett a Columbia University student was arraigned on an affidavit charging him with homicide in the death of Milton Sternfeld an Albany student after a boxing bout at a class smoker Lockett was held in bail of 2000 for a hearing shortly.
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New York
Andrew Lockett
Columbia University
Milton Sternfeld
Albany
Lockett
Revised Naval Estimates for 1920 21 Revealed
London reports double naval appropriation with revised estimates totaling £84,872,800 for 1920 and 1921, down from £157,528,800 the previous year. The plan provides a total personnel of 136,000 men, reduced from 280,000 last year.
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London
Street Cars Profit at Frisco
San Francisco municipal railway shows seven years of operation yielding nearly 4.9 million dollars after costs. From Dec 28 1912 to Jan 31 1920 gross receipts reached 12.406 million with costs of 8.007 million, leaving a net around 4.489 million.
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San Francisco
Calif
Municipal Railway of
Finnance Committee
Board of Supervisors
Lings
Metal markets Colorado settlement prices report
Market notes show spot prices across metals. Silver at 1.21 dollars per ounce or pound figures. copper quoted at 19.20 cents per pound. lead listed at 9.25 dollars per hundredweight. spelter at 8.72 dollars per hundredweight. Also includes Tuungaten per unit at 6.50 to 12.00.
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Colorado
Eastern Livestock Markets Report From Chicago
Markets show hogs with top around 16.50 and various weight classes. Cattle prices range from about 4.90 to 16.00 for beef steers, with calves, feeders, and stockers listed. Sheep and poultry values noted, plus cash grain prices in Chicago with wheat and mixed lots.
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Troceas
Colo
Chicago
Caicare
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