Wyoming News Notes Mix Small Town Events Across State
The Wyoming brief details the 38th Wyoming Consistory reunion in June dates, highway projects on the Yellowstone route, railroad yard improvements in Laramie, a Rawlins bond vote for a new water system, livestock losses from storms, road sign installations, and county road work orders. It also notes winter damage, Casper city hall sidewalk work, a Lander death by suicide, Casper stock transfer talks, Sheridan booster trip for the Custer Battlefield Highway, and local court news in Douglas.
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Western
Union News Service
Wyoming Consiatory
Sune
Wel
Heb
Smith
Henry
Neb
Conmanel
Flan
Yellowstone Highway
Orin Hinelion
McKinlen
State Highway Commission
A. W. Waddruff
Union Pacific Railroad
Laramie City
Rawlins
Wheatland
Castile
C. Holt
Orin Commerwal Cli
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Thermopolis
Bureau of Public Toads
State Highway Department
Northwestern
Douglas
Casper
Leok
J. B. Bruce
Lander
Mre. B.A. McDonald
Bruce
Wyoming & Northwestern Halfway Company
Tneaver
Chicago & Northwestern
Wye
New York
Commercial Club of
Sheridan
South Dakota
Hugh Armstrong
Dougls Aonetrong
Tornado Rips Through Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee Path of Destruction
A deadly tornado carved a narrow path across eastern Mississippi northwest Alabama and southern Tennessee destroying towns and farms. Merid ian and several communities report high fatalities including Tose A Miss and Glen Aberdeen and Ingomar. Rural areas around Sheffield Gurley and Philadelphia suffered heavy losses with dozens killed and many injured.
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Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Tose A. Miss
Lauder
Jale
Misa
Alahan
Williamson
Maury
Meridiant
Miss
Glen
Abcorn
Aberdeen
Ingomar
Egypt
Baker
Bay Spring
Philadelphia
Neghaba
Ieports
U S Invited to Brussels for Financial Congress in May
The State Department received from the League of Nations secretariat an invitation to send three representatives to the May financial congress in Brussels. Each invited country must submit written statements outlining public and internal debts foreign trade credit and overall economic and financial conditions.
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Washington
Brussels
State Department
League of Nations
London
Prosecute Sugar Profiteers in New Orleans Case
United States District Attorney Mooney filed affidavits before the US commissioner against several sugar dealers charging five cents per pound. Local refiners warn of a sugar crisis as open market purchases intensify competition.
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New Orleans
United States
Mooney
Bill to Raise Surtaxes in Washington
A bill introduced by Representative Griffin of New York proposes increasing existing surtaxes on individual and corporate incomes to keep both beneath 500000 annually after exemptions. The measure aims to curb income levels and fund federal needs.
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Washington
Griffin
New Yore
Paris High Court Hands Caillaux Sentence
The high court imposed three years in prison and costs on former Premier Caillaux plus a five year banishment and ten years loss of civic rights.
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Paris
Caillaux
Striking Demands Withdraw Poet and Fiume Frontiers
A new general strike demands the withdrawal of Gabriel d Annunzio and his legionaries, the removal of the present national council, and the opening of the Fiume frontier.
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Fiume
Gabriel d'Annunszio
National Council
Bull Run Breaks Loose in Alicante Fight Ring
Twenty bulls escaped during a bull fight in Alicante Spain injuring several people. Most bulls were shot and killed after causing widespread alarm.
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Spain
Alicante
Schroeder Cleared After Altitude Tests for Record Flight
Major Schroeder, holder of the world altitude record, was examined by army medical officers who announced his heart and lungs seem unimpaired after preliminary tests. He plans to attempt an altitude flight with three passengers.
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Schroeder
Mineots
T.mal
Tudolph W. Schroeder
Lchroeder
Aald
Artillery to Border as U S Ships Protect Mexicans
Washington reports the Mexican revolution gains ground as the United States deploys warships to threatened ports. Stateside and border contingencies prompt reinforcements for the east and west coasts with convoys to Sinaloa and Tampico. Rebels organize pro Obregon actions across several Mexican states to resist Carranza.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
State Department
Matzatlan
Topolobambox
Sina ‘Loa
Americas
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mex
United States
Douglas
Bilas Dulles
Ayvun Prieta
Obregon
Calles
Belmont settles 2012 Newport gambling debt for 15000
New York figure Raymond Belmont son of August Belmont has paid 15000 to Rankin law firm to end a suit over a Newport gambling lease from 2012. Belmont admitted signing but claimed no memory of the agreement.
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New York
Raymond Belmont
August Belmont
Newport
Edward W. Rankin
Supreme Court
Belmont
Naval School Candidates Sought Attepolis Ma
Naval academy officials announce exams in June to fill 1800 to 1400 vacancies in the midshipmen regiment after graduations in June. The large number of vacancies follows February and April candidate exams and a June hearing is expected.
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Naval School
Attepolis
Payal Academy
Rebels Take Vera Cruz Half of Sinaloa Overrun
Unofficial reports say Gen Arnulfo Gomez with 4000 men captured Tuxpan Vera Cruz and joined followers of rebel Palaez. Flores forces gain control of much of Sinaloa as Carranza troops face disruption and telegraph loss while Sonora officials back secession.
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Union News Service
San Antonio
Texas
Arnulfo Gomez
Tuxpan
Vera Cruz
Palaez
Gomez
Sonora
Nogales
Tampico
General Flores
Siniloa
Culiacan
Carranza
Flores
Gullacan
Mazatina
Magillan
United States
P. Elias Calles
Agua Prieta
Chihuahua
Calles
Sinaloa
Nayarit
Carranzno
Washington
Mexico
Hidalgo
Tlaxucala
Detroit Council Hikes Tax on Landlord Jaco Shevitz
Detroit city council imposed a 100 percent increase to the assessed value of Jaco Shevitz nine family apartment house after tenants accused him of raising rents from 42.50 to 90 a month.
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Detroit
Jaco Shevitz
Fire Devastates Batesville Residence Section
Flames swept through Batesville Arkansas destroying eighty residences leaving many homeless and causing an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. Local officials investigated the blaze as a major urban fire with extensive damage across the housing area.
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Batesville
Ark
Mule Kicks Woman to Death in Barn Incident
Mis Padgett, 22, of Mount Vernon Tl was attacked by a mule while trying to rescue a horse. The animal kicked her repeatedly in a barn and she died before help could reach her. Her step mother Mrs. W A Padgett drove the mule away and summoned aid.
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Mount Vernon
Mise Mauder
Padgett
W. A. Padgett
Bride’s note leads to planned self sacrifice in Colorado
In Walsenburg Colorado Leuy Inga leaves a note to his bride Catherine explaining he will break a vow to postpone an act. He cites solving her future as motive and leaves a bank check after simple burial expenses. Coroner reports his death by chloroform at Ravenwood mine physician for Victor American Fuel Co.
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Walsenburg
Colo
Ravenwood
Here
E. Thomas
Clock
Catherine
Mrr. Pendleton
Goodby
Vietor-American Company
Fort Lupton
Potatoes Moved From Chicago Sidings After Inquiry
In Chicago several carloads of potatoes on railroad sidings since late March were moved following an inquiry into polit eering. Assistant District Attorney R A Milroy announced that in two cases horses were used to move the cars.
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Chicago
R. A. Milroy
Jewels Valued at 75000 Stolen from New York Home
Police report jewels valued at 75000 stolen from the home of Mrs. Harilion Fish in Germstone New York. The itemized list includes nearly forty pieces.
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Germstone
New York
Harilion Fish
Fire Disaster Scorches Lumber Yard in Norristown
A Pax-Fire in Norristown Pennsylvania injured 24 and burned a lumber yard, a garage, and twenty eight dwellings as flames raged for over two hours reaching the tower section of the city.
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Pennsylvania
Norristown
Pax
Rule of Dardanelles Planned by International Commissions
The supreme council plans two commissions to govern the Dardanelles. One commission will regulate traffic set dues and supervise affairs. A second military commission will control forces on Gallipoli and across the straits.
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Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Straits
Eastern Livestock Chicago Market Report Highlights
Cattle prices show top yearlings and heavy steers around 10.00 with bulk near 19 to 16.50. cows steady to peak 9.00 to 11.00. 660 pound heifers at 14.60. calves mostly 16 to 16.75. packing demand strong with top around 16.90 and bulk 14.86 to 16.75. Wheat No 4 spring at 2.75. corn mixed around 1.74 to 1.79. rye 1.87. timothy 12.00. clover seed 40 to 57. pork nominal. lard 19.00. hogs and hams noted with prices 17.15 to 18.62.
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Denver
A. Purkeys
Old
Toma
Hutter
Hutter Nt
Colo
Timothy
South Park
Ullport
Pataan
Murrain
Lip Seateeressev
Chicago
Harley
Timothy Beed
Chicago Market Prices Reported for Butter Eggs Poultry
Chicago Produce reports Butter Creamery receipts 12 259 cases at 46 60 cents. Eggs lower with firats 40 cents and 36% 16 year rates. Poultry alive steady with fowls at 4 cents. Potatoes steady with 69 cars received, northern white, sacked 7.00 to 7.26 per sack, walk 7.60 to 7.75.
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Chicago
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