Western News Briefs From Nextern on Cudahy and Paddock
Man of enterprise and misfortune, John P. Cudahy’s troubled career ends amid rumors of self harm while Verda Brown endures a kidnapping scare near Camp Lewis. Charles W. Paddock sets multiple USC track records at the Southern California AAU meet in Red Winds as foreign policy and economic concerns unfold, including canal tolls, labor disputes, and international tensions. The report spans Hollywood, Santa Ana jails, San Francisco air travel, Panama’s tolls, and global events with a dense roster of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebe Daniels
Hollywood
Hing
Santa Ana
Orange
John P
Jack) Cnudahy
Cudahy
Los Angeles
Michael Cudahy
Packer
Charles W. Paddock
University of Southern California
Southern California
Red Winds
Paddock
Chaeles KR
Parmelee
Painter
Embarcadero
Broad Street
San Francisco
Bay
Sausalito
Marina Field
Washington
Seasiin Laws Printed in Wyoming 1920 State News
Wyoming report details the Seasiin Laws of 1920 now printed and available from the secretary of state. It covers wool and mutton market hints for sheepmen, naturalization of Thomas Blackbird, the hurricane squad in Casper for burglaries, power outages in Laramie and Rock River, school funding reallocation due to a clerical error, legal cases including John Findahl’s insanity verdict, embezzlement charges against Justin Grossman, a fatal shooting near Lander, and various court actions and local incidents across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Wyoming
Secretary of State
TJ. King
King Brothers’ Outfit
Wheatland
United States
John A. Iiner
Federal District Court For
Cheyenne
Thomas Blackbird
Ger Hualy
Casper Police
Laramie
Rock River
Denny Brothers
State Educational Department
Albany County
Ersa
Sheridan
John Findahl
Findahl
Evanston
Wye
Meeting of East and West in a Persian Surgical Visit
In Asia Magazine, Mary W. Griscom recounts a visit to a Persian noblewoman ill in her private quarters. A series of ceremonial displays precede a private medical examination and an operation. The patient offers a carpet as thanks, and Griscom selects a Kurdistan rug, gifting her a lasting memory of Persia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Griscom
Asia Magazine
America
Persia
Tangled Web Coat Thefts In Country Drive
In a summer visit a narrator recounts a chilly night when a friend urged a coat, a false tale of a borrowed garment, and a late night dash to a girl’s home to retrieve the coat. The escape plan ends with a tense fear of discovery by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Waste Gas as Industrial Feed in Isolated Wells
The United States bureau of mines reports waste natural gas from distant wells in Louisiana Texas Wyoming and California could power chemical production. Dry gases would be used for chloroform and carbon tetrachloride while wet gases from remote wells could yield gasoline profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Texas
Wyoming
California
United States Bureau of Mines
Rare central solar eclipse noted for British Isles
Scientific American reports Doctor Crommelin noting a central solar eclipse over the British Isles is rare. No total eclipse in Britain since 1724. next total eclipse 1027, with a minor grazing path in 1925 and an annular eclipse last in 1858, then not again until 2003.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Crommelin
Imla
British Isles
Hebrides
Runaway Groom Him to Wedding Prompted Speeding Pinch
A driver speeding tries to explain he is fleeing to wed. The constable responds that no further trouble will be piled on him. The brief exchange captures a humorous moment of law and marriage in transit.
McClellan Harvey Named U S Envoy to Britain by Harding
The text notes Jor George Brinton McClellan Harvey, described as an Independent Democrat in Who's Who 1920 21, is named by President Harding as ambassador to the court of St James. It recalls Harvey’s 1906 Harper’s Weekly Wilson campaign, his 1916 and 1920 affiliations, and his role in Wilson’s breach with Wilson-Harvey and the later founding of Harvey's Weekly amid war notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign
Nicaraena
League of Nations
M Price
Foreign Office
Loring Drewel
James 4
Toblacon
Chicago
Thomas G. Masuryle
Prague
Ti Healthe
United States
Germany
Berlin
Great Britain
United States Department of Commerce
Washington
Panama
Costa Rica
Coto Casilea
Justan Grossman
Baltimore
M. 8
Browning
Sugar Company
Utah
Joseph Scrowcroft
L. R. Eccles
Ogden
Salt Lake
Grossman
Eccles
Scrowcroft
Wyoming
Tyan Sellers
Lander
Mort Washakle
Hot Springs
Sellers
Seller
Eugene Benedict
Bois
United States Court
Thoms
McPherron
Sheridan
Benedict
Aquor
George Brinton McClellan Harvey
Harding
Court of St. James
Colonel Harvey
Wilson
Harper's Weekly
Hughes
Mr. Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson-Harvey
Harper & Brothers
J. P. Morgan & Co
The
North American Review
Wall Street
Harvey
Andrew J Peters Boston Mayor Known For Reform Rise
Andrew J Peters, Boston mayor, rose from Harvard Law School to state legislature and treasury aide, later recalled to lead Boston in 1917. He helped resolve the Boston police strike with a new force and plans improvements to municipal lodging houses with more showers and better sleeping quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Peters
Boston
Harvard Law School
the Treasury
Washington
Curley
Bos
Calvin Coolidge
Bay State
Peters
Women Seek Equal Rights Bill Promoted by National Woman's Party
Miss Elsie Hill chairs the National Woman's party as Senator Curtis of Kansas plans to introduce and sponsor a bill removing discrimination against women under federal control. The measure covers citizenship for married women and government service inequalities in the District of Columbia. Harding is urged to back the bill after a delegation of 50 women urged presidential support and Civil Service Commissioner Helen Gardener noted women often do not seek promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hill
National Woman's Party
Curtis
Kansas
Congress
District of Columbia
Harding
Civil Service
Helen Gardener
Miss Hill
Einstein Relativity Visit Sparks NY Rally for Hebrew U
Dr Albert Einstein arrives in New York for a fundraising stop with wife Dr Chaim Welzmann and other Zionists. About 5000 people surge to greet them as Einstein discusses relativity and its philosophical implications while clarifying common misconceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Einstein
New York
Hebrew University
Mount of Olives
Chaim Welzmann
Zionist Organization
Dr. Welzmann
Professor Einstein
Einstein
Dr. Winstein
Galileo
Newton
Maxwell
Lorenz
Tue
Apece
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Nextern Newspaper
Wallace
Sald
Panama Canal
Senate Oceanic Canals Committee
Lorah
Idaho
Borah, Jones
Poindexter
Department of Labor
Hugh Kerwin
Mareh
dJamuury
Denby
House
Epee
Naval Appropriaion Bli
Kelly
Benafor la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Foreignebern
Tilo Lig
Scranton
Thomas J. Smith
Brooklyn
New York Financial District
United States Secret Service
Central West
Canada
T. Gittler
Cora Tsabella Orthwein
Lloyd Heth
Shighig
Herbert P. Zeigler
Orthwein
Picher
Oklo
Jaan Va
Brow
Wis
Hippodrome
Metropolitan Opera
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Fort Street
Detroit
Mich
Gustave
Milford
Newhouse
Black Tock
Wyoming State News
Frank F. Sinon
Ed Fr. Geesn
Cicena
Sinon
Sherry
Roche Mentzer
Geese
Binon
Simon
Ethel van Sickle
van Sickle
Gee
Edward Ivinson
Hiis
Episcopal Church of Wyoming
Giria
Ivinson
John Phillips
Caspér
Acceed
Independent Democrat
A. J. Peters, Harun-al-Rashid
Roa Een
Dr. Einstein
Relativity
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