Wyoming Briefs Bring Storm Toll and Local Incidents
Wyoming notes report heavy livestock losses from a central storm with about seven percent of Natrona sheep dead and pelts stolen. Other items cover a thermopoli riot, elk sighting near Rock Springs, a missing pioneer found frozen, a drowning near Thermopolis, a honeymoon flight from California to Lusk, jail releases reversed, and urban improvements in Casper and Upton including sewer plans and school pay raises.
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Lik
White Mountain
Hock Springs
W. J. Stroud
Lander
Clem Bybee
Europe
Thermopols
Ware Torn
Arthur Weydt
Red Lodge
Mont
Wishakle
Thermopolis
California
Lusk
William Delahoyde
Pacific Coast
Delahoyde
Jim
Twiph Kimball
Frank Wise
Fremont County
Rawilis
George Weat
W. A. Cox
WW. Mack
Wyoming
Casper Tire Department
Clite? Oncnr
Thelsland
Lunk Board of Education
Ord B. Kuns
Elty
East Upton
Upton
An Hou
Victor Johnson
Nelson Maybell
Antler Hotel
Alege
Maybell
Johnson
Maye
Distriot
March on Mazatlan Rebels threaten Mexican capital movement
Rebels dynamited a federal troop train on the Mexican Central line between Villa Ahumada and Moctezuma en route to Juarez. Carranza officials fear Juarez garrison revolt and move families to Agua Prieta. Rebels consolidate in Guerrero to march toward Mexico City as Sinaloa and Sonora forces join.
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Union News Service
el Paso
Texas
Villa Ahumada
Moctesume
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Carranza
Americana
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mexico City
Guerrero
P. Elias Calles
Wberal Constitutionaliats
Sinaloa
Angel Flores
Mazatlan
Michoacan
Alvaro Obregon
Chihuahua
Reho
Millairy
United States
Solitarry
Carranan
Bei Paso
California man confesses to 1906 Williamsburg murder case
Perry Steele known as Frank Young, in court on a battery charge by his wife, confessed to killing Alonzo Bledsoe on Christmas Eve 1906 in Williamsburg Kentucky. Steele refused to discuss crime results, and his wife claims he was not divorced from a former wife, fathering three children.
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Woodland
Calif
Perry Steele
Frank Young
Alonzo Bledsoe
Bledsoe
Williamsburg
Whitley County
Kentucky
Steele
Urgent Mint to Run Twenty Four Hours a Day
Washington reports the treasury gold coin stock is depleted forcing immediate resumption of gold coinage. Mint director Traymond Baker asked Congress for a $20 000 appropriation to keep Philadelphia int running twenty four hours daily instead of eight.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress Hs
Traymond Jr. Baker
Mint
Philadelpetites Int
Forecast Six Dollar Wheat in Minnesota Prediction
Dean R. W. Thatcher of the University of Minnesota says wheat could reach five to six dollars per bushel and bread at 256 cents per loaf due to a shortage of farm labor. He notes the rising costs are tied to labor scarcity impacting agricultural outputs.
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St. Paw
Minn
Dean R. W. Thatcher
University of Minnesota
Agricultural Department
Thatcher
Rush Follows Oil Strike in Fallon Nevada
OU strikes four wells fourteen miles east of Mallon at 659 feet. Flow limited to twenty barrels due to stall. News draws hundreds to the new field with thousands en route from nearby towns by rail and automobile.
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Fallon
Nev
Mallon
Teno
Burro Meat Ordered for Sonora Indians
Gen Milas Callies chief of Sonora troops says 1 000 burros were ordered for meat for the Indians amid revolutionary tensions in Agua Prieta and nearby areas with Mayo Ladkins and other Sonora rebels referenced in reinforcement notes.
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Indiana
Agua Peleta
Sonora
Catie
Anid
Ph Milas Callies
Poles Crush Bolsheviki in Ukraine Capture Mohilev
Warsaw reports a major Polish victory as Mohilev falls and about 15 000 prisoners are taken along with sixty cannons hundreds of machine guns and seventy six locomotives since the offensive began. An American air unit named Posclusako aqua drop conducted thirty two raids and flew over eighty miles into Bolshevik lines.
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Warsaw
South
Ukvraine
Mohilev
Plan options to tax stocks bonds for soldier relief funds
The House Ways and Means Committee finished a soldier relief bill with five payment plans for adjusted compensation. Proposals include daily service credits, home loans, and paid up insurance funded by new taxes on net incomes, sales, stocks and bonds, tobacco products, and cigarettes, to raise about 1.8 billion dollars.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Republicans
Senate Passes Fortifications Bill Without Record Vote
The Senate approved the annual fortifications appropriations bill and sent it to conference without a recorded vote. It totals 10 388 442 and includes a provision to return 800 015 000 dollars in unexpended war funds for fortifications, an increase of about 550 000 over the House. Underwood led the opposition amendment while Smoot led supporters.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
House
Underwood
Smoot
Board Sella Nine Cargo Ships Washington Sale
The Shipping Board announced the sale of nine cargo vessels totaling 64 008 deadweight tons for 812 201 072 dollars. Among buyers are two foreign firms the Italian Star Line acquiring the Liberty Land 825 tons for 1 021 108 dollars and the Tee King 6 108 tons for 1 152 568 dollars to the French American line.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Italian Star Line
Moonshine School Report Off California Coast
A claim cites a moonshine school near the Los Angeles coast on San Nicolas Island seventy five miles offshore. Ira Baton, arrested on Santa Cruz Island, allegedly operated a still and knew of twenty lattis on islands.
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Los Angeles
Calif
San Nicolas Island
Los Angeles County
Ira Baton
Santa Crus Island
Kutoo
Wn. 2
Cavanaugh
Sali Maton
Loyal Troops Ready as Juarez Tense Border Halt
General Gonzales takes charge of loyal forces in Juarez while American border troops are moved to Fort Bliss and riverfront camps. Col Langhorne orders camp readiness and a no-cross deadline at Overland Street if fighting erupts. Carranza loyalists and Villa Ahumada garrison march toward Juarez amid growing tensions.
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Gonzales
Juarez
Union News Service
Fl Paso
Texas
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Langhorne
Eighth Cavalry
Fort Bilas
Overland Street
Chihuahua City
Elias de la Oo
Anfres Oretiz
Francisco Gonzalez
Juares
Villa
Tamaulipas
Ile
Carranza
Villa Ahumads
Marroquin
Villa Ahumada
Budget Devised to Oppose Federal Suffrage in New York
The Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage authorized a $55 000 budget to fund the fight against the federal suffrage amendment. One thousand delegates from twenty six states attended the annual meeting and luncheon of the group.
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New York
Revive Packer Regulation Bill Faces House Subcommittee
Washington proposals to license meat packers and form a commission to enforce industry laws were rejected by the House agriculture committee. A subcommittee headed by Chairman Haugen was appointed to draft compromise legislation for packers regulation.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Haugen
March Cotton Exports Jump While Other Goods Decline
Department of Commerce figures show March cotton exports at 171 million dollars, up 100 million from March 2010. Meat and dairy exports fell to about 70 million from 122 million, bread stuffs around 8.5 million, oils 44.2 million, and gasoline/naphtha up from 22 million to 47 million gallons.
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Department of Commerce
Prices One to Slow Up
Federal Reserve agents report a marked tendency for prices to resume rising, but the board sees hopeful signs from consumers fearing an overextended price and wage situation. It forecasts a slowing of price increases as a result.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Bigamist Huirt claims killing at least two women
James R. Huirt, held in Los Angeles on marriage investigations, confessed to killing two women Nina Lee Delaney and Betty Prior. He suggested possible further murders while in weak condition after attempting suicide. He also linked deaths of Bertha Goodrich and Alice Ludvigson to marriage ties, calling them accidents.
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Los Angeles
James R. Huirt
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Huirt
Hurrt
Huirrt
Nina Lee Delaney
Betty Prior
Long Beach
Cal
Plum
Wash
Bertha Goodrich
Alice Ludvigson
Miss Goodrich
Lake Washington
Seattle
Idaho
Goodrich
Ludvigson
Refiners in Agreement with DOJ to Curb Sugar Speculation
Washington sugar refiners reached a cooperation agreement with the Department of Justice to curb resale to traders and reduce speculation. Attorney General Palmer announced the talks led to a plan to limit resale to routes that directly reach consumers. refiners objected to removing legitimate sugar brokers who aid distribution.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Department
Omaha Plans Chamber Financed Housing Firm
Omaha Neb a housing committee of the Chamber of Commerce favored organizing a chamber financed company to build houses. They estimated a need for 2,500 homes and published questionnaires to gauge citizen requirements. Proposed homes would cost 34,500.
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Omaha
Neb
Chamber of Commerce
Snowsl ide Kills Three at Alaska Railroad Work Crew
An Alaska snowslide struck a government railroad work party at mile 76 between Anchorage and Seward. Three men were killed and six were lightly injured as the slide buried workers and swept them into Turnagain Arm.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Seward
Governor Norbeck Wears Khaki Overalls in Pierre
South Dakota Governor Norbeck appeared in khaki overalls in his Pierre office alongside state officials. He said he viewed the overall trend as a fad but would join if it proved to be a serious movement.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Norbeck
Interchurch Campaign Receives Major Anonymous Gift
An anonymous donor contributed 8 million dollars to the Interchurch World Movement fund drive. Officials announced that 100 million dollars of the 886 million 777 thousand 572 dollar goal had been pledged so far.
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Interchurch
New York
United Financial Campaign
Interchurch World Movement
Wootton Acquitted in Kidnaping Case at Tombstone
Wootton was found not guilty of kidnaping tied to the Blabee deportations on July 12, 1017. Verdict handed by J. Calhoun of Douglas to Judge Samuel L. Pettee, then read by clerk J. F. James. Jury retired at 6312 pn. one ballot cast.
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Tombstone
Aviz
Wootton
J. ©. Calhoun
Douglas
Samuel L. Pettee
J. F. James
Late Market Quotations for Lambs and Hogs
Market prices show lambs fat good to choice at 18.75 to 19.25, and 18.50 to 18.75 for lambs fair to good. Vealings range 16.00 to 17.10, hogs 12.25 to 14.26, and green salted horachiden prices listed 10.00 to 11.00 with No 2 occurrences 9.00 to 10.00.
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Horachiden
Sheen
Bere Sane
Hutter
Creamerica
Harley
Timothy
South Park
Booth Park
Denver
Butcher Shearingsa
Metal markets update with Colorado settlement prices
Colorado market report lists Burnsilver at 1.14 per ounce or unit Copper at 19 to 20 cents per pound Lead at 9.25 Spelter at 8.42 Tungsten at 6.60 per unit and 15.00 in some units.
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Colorado
Burnsilver
Chicago live stock market prices summary
BMASTEIN live stock report from Chicago shows cattle trading with steers around 11.00 to 12.60 and higher bids noted. Hogs bulk at 13.75 to 15.40 with early tops to 15.70, some late bids above. Sheep and lambs report best wooled lambs at 20.60, other categories around 18 to 20 dollars, primes noted.
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Chicago
Grain Prices and Market Notes Distorted by OCR
Fragmentary price list shows futures and cash quotes for wheat corn oats and timothy hay with numbers and vendor names partially garbled. The text includes mixed figures such as 2.86 2.80 1.76 1.79 and 1.60 for Timothy See Do, with entries like Clover Bead and Porie Haraina obscured.
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Chicago
Joe Marlay
Porie
Chicago Produce Sales Row From Hutter Creamery Trade
Fragmented item list shows Chicago produce trade details with Hutter Creamery and Ne No pricing including a $86.00 amount and various product names. Ambiguous OCR yields unclear measurements and brands.
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Chicago
Hutter — Creamery
Alive Springs
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Cangor
Moctezuma
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Federal Board of Vocational Education
National Veterans’ Settlement Board
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Moonshine School Near
Coast
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Jattle
Ac Chicago
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