Wyoming News Notes Spark Local Initiatives and Accidents
Casper department improvements priced at 100000 and a new alien system planned. A Casper Housiness and Professional Women’s Club forms with W C A linkage. American Legion aims a nationwide membership drive May 17 to 24 per state adjutant. Cokeville plans an American Legion post with potential 46 members. Tawlins area backs a Casper corridor highway project linking Natrona to Caspar. Accidents include Rawlins worker killed by a train impact and Cheyenne boy wounded by a rifle discharged in a home, plus a fatal car crash near Newcastle. New building boom predicted in Weston County with 25 residences costing about 100000. Thayne Independent Telephone Company formed to serve Star Valley communities with 60 subscribers planned.
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Minmng
Aid
Monte la
Housiness and Professional Womens Club
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Sabolog
Mien Mae Winter
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Harry Wisher
Indianapolis
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Teddy Poland
Glyde A. Dunniway
Colorado College
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America
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Mike Henry
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Newcastle
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Weston County
Epton
Almere
Manger
Wesler Lot and Sales Company
Mast Upton
Thayne Independent Telephone Company
Star Valley
Inet
Thayne
Murderer collapses as procession to grave draws crowd
Ning Lee Delaney's body is found after a man named Walter Andrew Watson, her alleged killer, leads a massive procession from El Centro to a desert burial. About 6000 people, 75 automobiles and scores of officials escort the funeral party. An inquest is ordered as Watson collapses at the burial site and later faces murder charges.
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Walter Andrew Watson
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Lis Viet
Il Centro
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Los Angeles
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Counterfeit War Savings Notes Spark House Action
After Chairman Good of the appropriations committee warned of two new counterfeit War Savings stamps the House adopted an amendment to provide 50 000 to build an organization to curb cashing spurious stamps and bolster security measures in the civil appropriation bill.
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Good
Appropriations Committee
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Snake Bite Claims Child in Yard Game Incident
A 4 year old grandson of Mr and Mrs Wikie died from rattlesnake bite suffered while playing in the yard of Nils Jiome in Hartman Coloo Leonard Bultird.
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Coloo
Leonard Bultird
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Water Price Increase Sparks City Council War
Chicago report notes water price more than doubling as the council continues its push against the food hustle. Soup bowls sold for 14 to 17 cents with pepper and malt, while bread sandwiches are criticized as slim and poor in quality.
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Chicago
Motions to Quash Indictments In Coal Case
In Indianapolis on May 8 motions to quash the indictment against 125 bituminous coal miners and operators in Indiana Ohio Illinois and Pennsylvania were filed by Charles Evans Fitzhugh chief counsel for the miners and Samuel D Miller James A Bugham for the Hopuh Lops. The motions challenge constitutional sections of the Lever Act as operative during the fuel industry claim violations of the fifth and sixth amendments and assert indictments relate to a period when the President exercised regulatory powers. The sessions focused on abatement rulings and jury instruction rights with special U S district attorney D W Slums questioned about the grand jury informed on the Lewis remark.
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Indiana
Ohio
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Pennsylvania
Charles Evans Ifizhes
Samuel D. Miller
James A. Bugham
Hopeuh
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Congress
A. BK. Anderson
D. W. Slums
Hughes
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Women Aid Strike Breakers in Paris Fashionable Support
Paris sees a wave of fashionable women offering help to break the strike by workmen begun on May Day. They have served as chauffeurs ticket takers and at subway posts deserted by union workers, stepping into roles left vacant by the strike actions.
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Paris
Pershing Captures Two Alligators After Hunt
General Pershing and Panawa claim two alligators were captured alive after a day’s hunt. They boarded the transport Northern Pacific and sailed to New York via Porto Rico.
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Pershing
Northern Pacific
New York
Porto Itico
Britain on verge of talks with Soviet Moscow says
A Moscow wireless message claims Great Britain is near negotiations with the Soviet government. It states Bari Carson sent a declaration opposing direct talks with General Wrangel, commander of the Russian volunteer army remnant, and that M. Tehlicherin indicated readiness to enter negotiations with Britain.
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London
Great Britain
Mussa
Moscow
Bari Carson
M. Tehlicherin
Wrangel
M. Tehitcherin
Famous Old Track Sold at Sheriff Sale in Idaho
The historic Coeur d Alene track once a national racing hub sold at sheriff sale for under 3 percent of its original cost to satisfy a mortgage. The event marks the end of an era for horse racing in the Northwest as a once famous course passes from prominence.
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Coeur d'Alene
Lda
Alia Rice
United States
Northwest
Mutiny and Battle In D'Annunzio Forces at Trieste
A mutiny broke out in Milan time and a fierce clash between carabineers and Arditi developed. Twelve men were killed and fifty wounded as Gabriele d Annunzio's forces fought the mutineers and opposing troops in Trieste.
Three Passengers Up 16200 Feet in New World Record
Clarence Coomba piloted an Orenco aircraft with three passengers and himself to 16,200 feet over Mitchel Field Mineola New York claiming a world record vouched by American Flying Club officials. Officials stated the previous four passenger record stood about 12,400 feet. Time not exact. unofficial estimate about one hour and a few minutes.
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Mineola
N. Y
Clarence Coomba
Orenco
Mitchelfield
American Flying Club
Western Slope Fears Floods Endanger Bridges Across Rivers
Western Slope residents brace for historic flooding as the Grand and Gunnison rivers run well above normal and mountain snowmelt swells streams. Bridges along the Gunnison and Uncompahgre are washed out or at risk, threatening towns from Delta to Hotchkiss and possibly isolating the region. Officials warn dikes may not withstand rising waters, with peak flood levels expected around late May.
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Western Newspaper
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Grand Junction
Colo
Grand River
Gunnison
Western Slope
Milldale
West Grand Junction
Delta
Hotchkiss
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Debeque
Salt Lake
Montrose
Gunnison-Baldwin
Paonia
British Claim: Sultan of Turkey Moved to Broussa
A Moscow message says the British government has removed the sultan of Turkey to Broussa near Constantinople. It states special quarters have been set aside for him, with Broussa located south of the ancient capital across the Sea of Marmara about twenty miles inland from the coast.
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Moscow
Turkey
Broussa
Constantinople
Sea of Marmara
Plane plunge into river near Columbus shocks pilot and passenger
A. O. Innis of Columbus, ex RAF, allegedly took a plane without the pilot's consent then plunged 200 feet into the Olentangy River. Passenger Arthur Hoffman accompanied Innis. both escaped injury.
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Columbus
A. O. Innis
Royal Air Force
Oletangy
Arthur Hoffman
Innis
Report Another American Killed near El Oro
El Paso Texas reports Ralph Greenlaw son of Eben Mranels Greenlaw of Plagsatafe Arizona, with another son, killed near El Oro 1125 miles from Mexico City, murdered at the same price, also by Mexicans, according to advices received here.
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el Paso
Texas
Ralph Greenlaw
Eben Mranels Greenlaw
Plagsatafe, Ariz
EL Oro
Mexico City
King's Valet Inherits $50,000 From Relative
James Dickson, 1st valet to King George, receives a $50,000 inheritance. He plans to remain in royal service in New Zealand, aiming to be the wealthiest servant in the world.
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London
King George
James Dickson
Fish Merebyot
New Zealand
James
Planned attack on submarine bases disclosed by Admiral Benson
Admiral William Benson told a Senate committee that a joint American British force planned a forceful attack on German submarine bases before the war ended. He said he favored such an assault and believed American ships should participate in the attack.
Late Market Quotations From Colorado Metals and Goods
A brief late market report lists settlement prices for metals and goods. Bar silver at 1,054 dollars, copper 9 dollars 20 cents per pound, lead 9.25, spelter 7.90, tungsten 6.50. Also mentions prices for bagels and other items with unclear OCR text.
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Mytal Mwarkets
Colorado
Eastenn Live Stock Prices Auction Results Chicago
At Chicago cattle prices mostly steady to higher yearlings at 14.20 bulk 11.75 to 14.90 heavy stockers steady calves slow thou to higher hogs mostly 25c higher top 16.65 bulk 16.60 14.75 lambs prime 18.00 wool 16.00 sheep cash grain Chicago Wheat No 3 1.86 No 6 northern spring 2.80 Corn No 2 mixed 1.76 No 3 yellow 1.79 No 3 white 1.09 Rye No 4 white 2.15 Barley 1.77 Timothy seed 9.0-11.5 Clover seed 25.00-56.00 Fork famine prices cited.
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L. Denver
Old Tomas
Colo
Lima
Colu
South Park
Uth Park
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Ton A. Straw
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Local Poultry Market Report From Sparse OCR
Fragmentary OCR notes show a poultry market item mentioning Hutter Creamery and various birds including fowls and alive-springs. Though incomplete, the fragment hints at poultry pricing or sale at a local market with reference to a creamery and a nearby area.
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