Wyoming News Notes Dense with Deaths and Rail Changes
A Wyoming roundup reports the death of 2 year old Joli We Strown from an accident in Pirkerton while a man was injured by a horse and a boy was killed when his horse fell into a ditch. Cheyenne regains railway postal clerks headquarters with 33 added, saving 100000 yearly. Aviation field manager shifts to Rock Springs as operations expand along the mail route. Ex servicemen receive land and water-rights preferences in openings near Torrington and Frannie. Diet town moves two miles to a new site. Casper court fines a man for carrying a gun while intoxicated.
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Western Newspader Union News Rervlor
Krimwell
Joli We Strown
Pirkerton
Wyo
Clonrock
Percionttix
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Viola
Johnson County
Dutta
Sheridan County
Sheridan
Tt. J. Hate
J. W. Johnson
Albany National Bank
Albany County
Larante City
Elwood Johnson
Larnite
Melvin Johnson
Idaho Springs
Colo. Ma
Mel
Evelyn Carruth
Lariite
George Sheed
Miller Creek
James McNulty
RK. L. Osborne
A. Baker
H. D. Ynquils
la Crosse
Wis
United States Veir Service
Rock Springs
A. G. Doets
Sam Franciscvo
Jed Brewster
Brewster
Aung Mules Tre
Glenda
Poentello
Ida
Post Office Department
Pacific Coastraints
Wyoming
Anh Nebrasky
Torrington
Burlington Railroad
Anc
Mitchell
Neb
Wig Horm
Frannie
Powell
Diet
Alte of Diets No
C. EB. Brown
EXPERTS PLAN WORK FOR WASHINGTON CONFERENCE
Washington advances preparations for an international conference with formal acceptances from Britain, while Japan Italy and France await replies. The United States gathers data through the State Department and military branches, with General Pershing guiding army intelligence as a key adviser and liaison to allied delegates.
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Washington
Council Ible
Menontine
Great Britain
State Department
Japan
Italy
France
Coe
Pershing
Conc
Iie
Arizona Rancher Convicted in Brother Death Trial
Anna-Janes Haverty a Tombstone cattleman was found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of his brother Richard Haverty. The jury in Cochine county Superior Court delivered verdict on April 28.
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Tombstone
Anna—Janes Haverty
Cochine County
Richard Haverty
Apell
Jnez
Uyou
Boy Saves Mother in Kansas City Shooting
In Kansas City Missouri a boy, Gilbert Strange aged ten, defended his mother as her husband W Moore entered their home and opened fire. The youth grappled with the assailant and clung to him as two shots struck the woman in the right breast. Moore then killed himself by burning the revolver. The mother lies in serious condition at a hospital.
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Kansas City
Pearl Moore
Gilbert Strange
W. ©. Moore
Moore
ZR-2 crash kills dozens in Hull river dive
A massive airship plummeted into the Humber near Hull during a trial run, killing 43 aboard and injuring many. Eyewitnesses report midair buckling, a smoke plume, and violent explosions as the craft broke apart. crowds watched as the vessel dived toward the river, with survivors and officials praising the commander for steering the wreck toward the water.
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Hull
Mayland
Lien O
United States
Pulham
fromt-Hall
Humber
Hall
Italy Pays Homage to U S Heroes at Victory Monument
In Clyde Center California General Pietro Badognio commander in chief of the Italian army laid a large wreath at the Victory monument in tribute to American soldiers sailors and marines who fell in the world war He declared that Italy pays homage to the memory of brave Americans and that the blood shed has welded a friendship between the two nations that cannot be severed.
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Italy
U. S
San Francisco
Calif
Pietro Badognio
Iiatian
Clyde Center
Badognio
Mint Cutting U S Debt Exploits Philadelphia Mint
The Philadelphia mint increases debt reduction with $5,000,000 in interest-bearing debt cut monthly. It also coins a new daily record of 260,000 silver dollars to replace $850,000,000 melted during the war sold to the British. The mint’s output rivals that of San Francisco and Denver.
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Philadelphia
United States
San Francisco
Denver
Bear at New York Stock Exchange Causes Brief Stir
A real bear was captured at the New York Stock Exchange entrance by guard William Stohr after a young man led the animal inside briefly. The bear wandered, dropped a path, and then escaped as officials intervened.
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Bear Visite Stock Exchange
New Yorke
New York Stock Exchange
William Stohr
Po Aw Chala
Sea Gulls Swarm Across Mandan District
Thousands of sea gulls appear east of Washburn in McLean County swooping on grain fields. They feed on grasshoppers blamed for crop damage, with flocks covering vast stretches away from the Great Lakes, according to W A Lanter of Mandan.
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Mandan
N. de
Washburn
McLean County
Great Lakes
W. A. Lanter
Vote on wage cuts in four rail unions referendum sought
Cleveland report details a joint conference of five railroad worker groups preparing ballots for 408000 members to vote on wage cuts and overtime changes after a 12 and a quarter percent reduction. Ballots go to 150000 trainmen 116000 firemen 80000 engineers 50000 conductors and 14000 switch men. A month or more to complete the vote. In Yellowstone Park Miss Beatrice Devine of Chicago slipped on the rim and hung from a ledge for over an hour before rescue by James E Johnson of West Lebanon Ind a tour party member.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Switchmen's Union of North America
Brotherhood Ehlers
Riltonl
South Ooal
Rllroad
Fibel
Chicago
Jone Land
Southwestern Roads
Flyve
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Beatrice Lucille Devine
Yellowstone Cafton
James E. Johnson
West Lebanon
Ind
Misa Devine
Rioting and unrest spread in Bombay Malabar district
In Malabar on the west coast of British India disruptive agitators have inflamed religious fanaticism, leading to riots, casualties, and property destruction. Military fire was reported, rail lines cut, post offices robbed, and local mob rule declared in several towns.
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Bombay
Malabar
British India
Five Killed in Battery Boiler Blast at Plant
Five men were killed and a sixth injured, probably fatally, by a blast at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company plant in Mechanicsville New York. A battery of three high pressure boilers exploded, tearing the roof from the building and hurling it into the Hudson River about 100 feet away. The dead were all workers in or near the boiler room.
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Mechanicsville
N. Y
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Bulding
Hudson River
London Population Sets Record From New Census
New census figures reveal England, Wales, and Scotland total 42,707,080, up 4.7 percent from 40,831,? 111. Greater London shows 7,470,108 residents, with England leading the three nations. Other country tallies include Wales and Scotland in the mid two to four million ranges.
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London
England
Wales
Scotland
Greater London
Fish Die From Heat In Wisconsin Lakes
Brayton O. Webster conservation commissioner reports millions of fish died in Wisconsin lakes this summer due to hot weather and low wind causing oxygen depletion.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Brayton O. Webster
Bynum Alleges Alarm After Jail Escape Attempt
Ernest Bynum, an alleged automobile bandit, tried to reach fellow inmates after a prison break in Broil Indiana. A jail window bar had been sawed out and the trio escaped, but Bynum became stuck and rang an alarm before his former cellmates fled.
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Broil
Ind
Ernest Bynum
Bynum
Treaty signed in Berlin ends US German dispute in ten minutes
Berlin officials announced a peace treaty between Germany and the United States signed at Foreign Minister Rosen's office in Wilhelmstrasse. Ellis Dresel signed first followed by Rosen, with a German retinue witnessing. Washington released the treaty detailing economic and military provisions while preserving US nonparticipation in the League covenant.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Rosen
Wilhelmstrasse
Ellis Loring Dresel
Herr Rosen
Diesel
Dresel
Wilson
Pennoyer
Amory
Haniel von Haimhausen
Foreign Office Department
Washington
State Department
League of Nations
Versailles
Department
Bar President's Absence Bill Moves in Congress
The vice president would assume all presidential duties if the president is away from Washington longer than 24 hours under a bill by Rep Kissel Republican New York. If both are out of town the speaker of the House would assume powers. The bill would prohibit the president from leaving the territorial jurisdiction of the United States.
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Washington
Representative Kissel
New York
Colted Bates
Posse Strings Pursuit of Bandits Near Denison TX
Denison Texas officers scour the countryside chasing two masked bandits who robbed a Missouri Kansas Texas Limited train as it entered the area. Authorities estimate the loot could reach a thousand dollars mill. One suspect in an automobile linked to the robbery has reportedly been arrested.
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Denison
Texas
Sherrif
Ely
Tink
Market Quotations and Prices From Western Markets
Latest market quotations reflect declines in wheat and corn prices across Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and Winnipeg with No. 2 and No. 3 grain types, timber timothy and alfalfa prices dropping, and dairy and fruit sectors showing weakness yet stable or modest gains. Livestock trends show a downward swing in beef, lamb, and hog prices, with August Chicago hog highs around 9.60 and beef steers near 6.25 to 9.40, while veal and pork loins hold firm in some markets.
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Giron
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Timothy
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Memphis
Prairie
Nneapolis
Chicano
Boston
New Jersey
Giants
Naas
Ohios
Denver Live Stock and Metal Market Report
Denver live stock prices show cattle at six cents a pound for good beef steers with a top of 46.10 for one bunch, fat cows to 5.25, and feeder stock steady. Stocker steers 4.50 to 6.25, calves scarce with 6 to 8 cents, hogs 7.50 to 9.15 with tops at 9.15 for light handys. Lambs from Nevada Colorado and California at 3.60 to 3.25, ewe prices at 3 cents flat, feeding lambs around 5.75. Metal markets list bar silver 99.9, foreign bar silver 62, copper at 1.24, lead 4.40, and 4.26 per unit.
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Menta
Chicago
Pices
Nevada
Colorado
California
Utah
Hay and grain prices and a mission budget noted
Prices listed for corn wheat oats barley hay and alfalfa items include No 4 yellow corn No 6 mixed corn No 1 wheat No 2 oats No 1 alfalfa straw and Timothy hay with several figures. A $00,000 budget was approved for the Indian missions of the Evangelical Lutheran synod in Milwaukee with a day school planned at principal stations. The Key Solm Yakima Wash joined the Pacific coast division board. During a Siam coast sinking a British steamer Perlache near Penang India with 34 lives lost and 14 saved.
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Arigorn
Luitheran Synod
Milwaukee
Solm
Yakima
Wash
Pacific Coast
Perlache Senk
Siam
Penang
India
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Okla
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Sun Refining Company
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Weatern Newspaper
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