Wyoming News Notes Tangle With Roads and Weather
A sprawling Wyoming roundup reports plans for highway work from Orin to Lander, snowbound ranges near Wheatland, and road sign deployments. It notes Rawlins bond votes, railroad yard improvements in Laramie, and cascading winter deaths from exposure. Also covered are Casper city hall sidewalk contracts, Sheridan booster trips for the Custer Battlefield highway, and a Casper murder verdict.
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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
A deadly tornado carved a narrow path across eastern Mississippi northwest Alabama and southern Tennessee destroying towns and farms. Meridian and surrounding rural areas suffered heavy losses with dozens killed and many injured. Destruction extended across multiple counties as communities reported widespread ruin and missing residents.
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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
Nations Invited to Brussels Financial Congress
Washington reports the State Department received an invitation from the League of Nations through the London embassy to send three representatives to the May financial congress in Brussels. Each invited country must submit written statements detailing 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
U S District Attorney Mooney filed affidavits before the U S commissioner against several dealers who charged five cents a pound for sugar. Local refiners report a sugar crisis as purchases must be made in the open market amid intense competition.
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New Orleans
United States
Mooney
Bill to Increase Surtaxes on Incomes in New York
A proposed bill by Representative Griffin of New York seeks to raise existing surtaxes on individual and corporate incomes to prevent them from exceeding 500000 dollars annually beyond present exemptions. The measure targets high earners and firms as a revenue enhancement effort.
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Washington
Griffin
New Yore
France Premier Caillaux Sentenced by High Court
The high court decided the sentence for former premier Caillaux: three years in prison with trial costs, five years of banishment, and ten years of civic rights loss. The ruling details were reported from Paris.
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Paris
Caillaux
Demands Withdrawal of Poet Fiume Strike Declared
A general strike is declared with demands for 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
Bulls Run Wild in Alicante Bullfight Escape
Twenty bulls escaped during a bullfight in Alicante Spain injuring several people. Most of the escapees were shot and killed after creating chaos in the arena and surrounding streets.
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Spain
Alicante
Schroeder clears altitude test for high flight plan
Major Schroeder holder of the world altitude record and subject of an army medical examination was reported to have passed preliminary physical tests. Medical officers said his heart and lungs seem unimpaired and he will attempt an altitude flight with three passengers.
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Schroeder
Mineots
T.mal
Tudolph W. Schroeder
Lchroeder
Aald
Armoured force moves to border amid Mexican unrest
Washington reports the Carranza revolt gains headway as U S ships are dispatched to danger spots along both coasts to protect Americans. Navy orders cruiser Salem and destroyer McAuley to Sinaloa ports while Sacramento remains off Tampico. Artillery heads to Douglas as Dulles urges Obregon rally plan. General Calles says revolt spreads to Tehuantepec Vera Cruz Nuevo Leon Zacatecas and Michoacan.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
State Department
Matzatlan
Topolobambox
Sina ‘Loa
Americas
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Salem
McAuley
San Diego
Sinaloa
Tuxpam
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mex
United States
Douglas
Bilas Dulles
Ayvun Prieta
Obregon
Calles
Belmont settles gambling debt over Newport lease in 2012
Raymond Belmont son of August Belmont pays 15000 dollars to settle a Newport gambling lease debt from 2012. Edward W Rankin attorneys sought discontinuance in Supreme Court. Belmont claimed he did not recall signing the IOU but admitted his signature in the case.
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New York
Raymond Belmont
August Belmont
Newport
Edward W. Rankin
Supreme Court
Belmont
Naval School attepolis Ma seeks candidates for midshipmen
Due to many vacancies in the regiment of midshipmen and naval estimates that February and April exams will not fill the quota, exams may be heard in June. Payal academy officials announce 1800 to 1400 vacancies after the graduation of the first class in June.
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Naval School
Attepolis
Payal Academy
Rebels Take Vera Cruz Half of Sinaloa Overrun
Western Newspaper Union dispatch from San Antonio April 22 reports Gen. Arnulfo Gomez leading 4,000 men capturing Tuxpan Vera Cruz joining rebels with Palaez followers. Gomez endorses Sonora secession, forces move toward Tampico as Flores gains control of large Sinaloa area. Carranza troops affect telegraph lines. Officials say Sonora finances back the campaign and Calles plans to strike from Agua Prieta as Nayarit looms.
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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 Penalizes Landlord for Rent Hike
Detroit city council imposed a 100 percent increase in the assessed valuation on nine family apartment owner Jaco Shevitz after tenants charged rent rises from 42.50 to 90 a month.
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Detroit
Jaco Shevitz
Fire Leaves Batesville Homeless After Blaze
Flames swept through Batesville Arkansas housing districts destroying eighty residences. The disaster left many people homeless with an estimated property loss of five hundred thousand dollars.
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Batesville
Ark
Mule Kicks Woman to Death in Mount Vernon Barn
Mise Maude Padgett died after a mule attacked her while she and her step mother tried to rescue a horse in a Mount Vernon barn. The mule kicked Padgett repeatedly, and despite Mrs. W A Padgett driving the animal away and summoning help, she died before they could move her.
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Mount Vernon
Mise Mauder
Padgett
W. A. Padgett
Bride in Crises Leaves Note Before Planned Escape
Walsenburg Colo April 23 Leuy Ing leaves a note to his one year old bride Catherine daughter of his brother explaining he will break his promise to postpone a planned act to solve her future. Dr clock 57 commits death by own action with chloroform at Ravenwood mine home. Coroner says door locked and motive unclear. Clock had promised to delay death for wife.
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Walsenburg
Colo
Ravenwood
Here
E. Thomas
Clock
Catherine
Mrr. Pendleton
Goodby
Vietor-American Company
Fort Lupton
Potatoes moved in Chicago after political influence inquiry
Chicago authorities say several carloads of potatoes on railroad sidings since late March were moved following an inquiry into politicking. 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
Stolen Jewelry Worth 75000 Reported in Germstone
Police report a burglary in Germstone New York where Mrs Harilion Fish home was robbed of nearly twenty jewel pieces valued at seventy five thousand dollars. The items were detailed in an itemized list to investigators.
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Germstone
New York
Harilion Fish
Fire devastates Norristown lumber yard and homes
A Pax-Fire in Norristown Pennsylvania injured 24 people and burned a lumber yard and a garage along with twenty eight dwellings. The blaze raged for over two hours reaching the tower section of the city.
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Pennsylvania
Norristown
Pax
Rule of Dardanelles Planned Plan by supreme council for two commissions
Plans propose joint rule over the Dardanelles with two commissions. One traffic and dues commission will regulate affairs and supervise issues generally. A military commission would control forces at Gallipoli and across the straits under international oversight.
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Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Straits
Eastern Livestock Prices In Chicago Report
In Chicago bids for cattle show top yearlings and heavy steers around 10.00 with bulk near 19.00 and 16.50 for cows. Heifers 14.60, canners firm, calves 14.60 to 15.00. Lambs and wooled Colorado offerings reach 21.00 for lambs, 19.60 for top yearlings. wheat at 2.75, corn 1.74 to 1.79, rye 1.87. Pork nominal, lard 19.00, hams 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 Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago Produce note shows Butter Creamery items at 46 to 60 cents, Egge Lower receipts of 12 259 cases with firats at 40 cents and 36% 16 year marks. Poultry alive steady with springs at 38 and fowls at 4 cents. Potatoes steady with 69 cars received, northern white sacked at 7.00 to 7.26 per unit and walk at 7.60 to 7.75.
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Chicago
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Navarit
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Business College
Western Newspaper
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Secaleucel Brothers
Iron County
Self
Lewisburg
Mary Ina Hughes
Colorado
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