Wyoming Brief News Notes Summary
Members of Kenier Moat of the American Legen tnve moved to defeat high clothing costs by swapping outfits. James Lelie, an early University of Wyoming enrollee, died after a bowel hemorrhage operation in Tarninie, with remains sent to Lavell, Wyoming. A Laramie robbery at Terry’s store included silk goods and a threatening note signed “Carlyle No. 2.” Thermopolis Chamber votes $5,000 for a new camp program complex. Eugene B. Cunningham, Union Pacific trainmaster, dies in Rochester after stomach ulcer surgery. Bernard J. Keyes pleads guilty to bank embezzlement and is jailed. Wyoming leads road funds use per federal charts. Mrs. Olive Carl dies by shooting at Thermopolis Griffin Hotel after a breakup. Four counties back Good Roads Day on June 8 with statewide road-work observance. Wyoming gas gasoline output tops 1.58 million gallons valued at $268,438. Casper Biks Lodge plans a $125,000 three-story lodge home near the city park. William Matheson, longtime Union Pacific conductor, buried in Laramie after Cheyenne service. Cheyenne abandons daylight saving due to protests and clock-sync concerns. Legal action between Hoyt and Keating grows after defamation suit. Alcohol poisoning from lemon extract kills Dineen Joseph Gayvell of Casper.
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Union News Service
Kenier
Moat
Legen
Tnve
James Lelie
University of Wyoming
Lavell
Invermont
Inince
Terry
Laramie
Carlyle No
Olive Carl
Griffin
Thermopolis
Pleasant Smith
Smith
Big Worn
Park, Washakle and
Hot Springs
Carey
Biks Lodge
Casper
William Matheson
Woming
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Matheson
Wyoming
Green River
Cheyvenne
Denver
Lavivile
Init Radiv
Vor
Hoyt
Keating
Hhoshanl
Dannwiges
Werdimage Aid
Dineen Joseph Gayvell
Cusper Sheet Tren Works
Halt Extravagance in War-Time Spending Action Urged
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports bankers and Secretary of the Treasury Houston to meet with the Federal Reserve Board to discuss curbing credit for nonessentials. The aim is to reduce inflation by diverting capital to essentials like foods and clothing, with a conference deemed pivotal to financial reconstruction and return to normal conditions.
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Union News Service
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
Federal Reigerve Board
United States
Iran
Federal Reserve Board
Plotters Get Sentences In Greek Plot Case
Athens General Dolbritis Colonels Derleres and Karapateas and Captain Kannhouves were sentenced to life in prison by a court martial for leading the December plot against Premier Venizelos. Fifteen other officers received sentences from fifteen to twenty years in prison while twenty four suspects were acquitted.
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Athens
Dolbritis
Derleres
Karapateas
Kannhouves
Mite
Venizelos
Hite
Wit Feen
Paving Contract Awarded in Maricopa County
A highway paving contract for 140 miles has been filed by Maricopa County to Twohy Brothers of Portland. The contract price is listed as 84,000,000 with payment terms according to the 10-8 trade announcement.
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Portland
Marivopa County
Arry
Twohy Brothers
New Orleans Prohibition Raid Targets Tropical Mood Products
Authorities busted a Gulf coast operation tied to the Tropical Mood Products Company in New Orleans. The sweep seized hundreds of malt cases, hops barrels, and numerous prescriptions claimed to teach high alcohol home brewing, involving more than ten thousand people in the region.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast States
Tropical Mood Products Company
Mexican Revolution Forces Shift in Jalisco and Colima
The surrender of Gen Manuel Dieguez with 5000 troops leaves Jalisco and Colima in revolutionary hands. 4000 under Gen Jose Renteria Laviano and 3000 under Gen Enrique Estrada operate for rebels in the two states. Antonio Herrandez Ferrer, Carranza minister to Cuba, aligns with the revolutionaries and supports Gov. Adolfo de la Huerta of Sonora as supreme commander. Pablo Gonzales and Alvaro Obregon publish statements backing Villareal for provisional President as an extra Mexican Congress session is called to name a provisional executive. Villareal, former Nuevo Leon governor, has been in exile in El Paso for more than three hours.
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Union News Service
el Paso
Texas
Jalisco
Colima
Manuel M. Dieguex
Carranza
Guadalajara
Sefior de Oca
Dieguez
Jose Renteria Laviano
Enrique Estrada
Zacatecas
Guadalupe Sanchez
Vera Crag
Obregon
Rinconada
Puebla
Revolutionary Teater
Washington
Pablo Gonzales
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Mexico City
State Department
Villareal
Nuevo Leon
Orly
Mall Official Killed in Plane Crash Near Oskaloosa
William J. McClenchias, superintendent of a Chicago area aerial wall division, died when the aeroplane he rode was blown into a tree four miles south of town. Pilot El W. Johnson of Fremont, Ohio, was injured.
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Oskaloosa
Towa
William J. Mc. Clenchias
Chicago- Oamaha
Here
EL W. Johnson
Fremont
Ohio
Tax Stock Dividends Plan Nearing GOP Approval
Washington Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee nearly agree on a stock dividend tax to fund soldier relief legislation. The proposed plan centers on a levy of a percentage of the value of stock dividends, with varying rates and dates still under discussion.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Floods Tangle Midwestern Rail Lines From Alliance to Billings
Flood conditions across northwestern Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming cripple rail traffic on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line. Dozens of washouts derail trains halt service reroute routes via Billings and Casper. Landslides in Montana and washouts in Idaho further disrupt schedules with repairs expected to take days to weeks.
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Crawford-Edgemont
Wyoming
Montana
Edgemont
Ardmore
Alliance
Midgemo
Burlington
Billings
Mont
Casper
Wyo
Chicago & Northwestern
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Rutte
Reed Point
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Bitter Root Mountains
Idaho
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Chicago Holdup Slayer Shot in Police Duel
Slain gunman Horace Walton, 30, of St. Joseph Missouri, a former postal clerk, died in an apartment duel after a mall car robbery of an Illinois Central passenger train near Kankakee. The loot, about $100000, was recovered. Washington set second class mail rates to stay until July 1 1921 with a House committee favoring the bill to delay automatic rate increases.
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Chicago
Horace T. Walton
St. Joseph
Kankakee
Washington
House Post Office Committee
Vessels May Have to Use Coal Senate inquiry proposes coal reserve
A Senate Naval committee inquiry asks if U S naval and merchant ships burning oil should switch back to coal due to the oil situation and whether the government should acquire coal orders to guarantee fuel supply. Senator Cummins of Iowa introduces the resolution urging readiness.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Cummins
Lowa
President veto sparks clash over government printing control
Washington May 14 President Wilson warns Congress the legislative branch risks excessive interference with executive functions. He vetoes the annual appropriation bill citing a rider that would require joint committee on printing approval for government publications. Republicans counter that current law already grants the committee powers and claim misinformed concerns. The $104 million bill funds salaries and expenses across departments and faces passage hurdles before month end.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Congressional Joint Committee On
Senate
House
Smoot
Utah
Joint Committee
Representative Good
Town
House Appropriations Committee
Mainy
Lunatic Confesses Murder In Los Angeles
George Goldbach a 28 year old former inmate of a hospital for the insane confessed to killing H. J. Robbins a retired banker of Shelton Nebraska the night of May 5 after Robbins allegedly crowded him off the sidewalk Goldbach was taken into custody with a ham sandwich in one hand and a long knife in the other while wandering near the Robbins residence
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Los Angeles
Cal
George Goldbach
H. J. Robbins
Shelton
Neb
Robbins
Goldbach
Freight Cars Tied Up in Terminals
Washington reports freight congestion at nation’s main rail hubs rivaling wartime bottlenecks. Appeals pour to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Railroad Administration and Congress as yards fill with loaded cars unable to move due to shortages of crews and locomotives.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reairoad
Congress
To Sell Throne at Auction in New York
Auction in New York to sell the throne and throne room hangings from the biope rial German imperial line. Household effects of Kaiser Wilhelm and family seized from Berlin and Munich palaces will be auctioned after the emperor abdicated and fled to Holland. May 22nd announced by a prominent city art collector.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaiserin
Berlin
Munich
Danald Bille
Holland
Eastern Live Stock Market in Chicago Report
Eastern Live Stock reports buying and selling activity in Chicago with price ranges for cattle calves veal hogs and sheep. Top yearlings 14.10 bold prices up to 18.78 per hundredweight, cows and heifers higher. bulls and stockers steady to higher. sheep and lambs mixed with light and heavy lots listed.
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Chicago
New York Produce and Hutter Creamery Prices and Goods
Fragmented OCR lists varying prices and items for dairy and poultry including cheese, whole flats, fresh firsts, and broilers. Mentions New York Produce and Hutter Creamery with mixed numerals and garbled terms.
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New York
Hutter
Atoch
Rooster Réah
Ade Qurkepa
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