Benedictine plea for peace urges end to war and global order
Benedict XVI appeals to belligerents as the Prince of Peace and urges a just durable peace. He calls for arbitration over armaments, restitution of territories, and full evacuation of Belgium and colonial possessions, urging nations to restore justice and stability to Europe. The piece ends noting a silver price surge in New York trading.
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Benedict
Prince of Peace
Earth
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Austria
France
Poland
Armenia
Balkan
Divine Redeemer
The
Vatican
Kellogg Addresses Labor Shortage At Typographical Union Event
Colorado Springs. Harry N Kellogg chairman of the American Newspaper Publishers Association spoke at the International Typographical Union convention. He discussed the labor shortage rising commodity prices shrinking paper supplies and other wartime economic conditions and urged settlement of labor disputes.
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Kellogg
Colorado Springs
Harry N. Kellogg
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Rancher Killed in Range Dispute Clash
A fight near here between five sheepmen and five ranchers left rancher Carrizoso McCarty dead and Velavio Carabajal seriously wounded over a dispute about grazing rights on the range.
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Carrizoso
EN McCarty
Velavio Carabajal
Union on the stand ip members have taken in the struggle
Friends here of Lealie Mc Murty, aviator and son of L. B. Mc Murty, California operator, received information that if he is the first American aviator to drop a bomb on Berlin he will receive $60,000. His father promised $26,000 and another family member added $24,800 to the pledge.
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Berlin
Chicago
Lealie McMurty
L. B. McMurty
California
McMurty
Copper and ore markets highlight Western mining report
New York markets show lead at spot 11c, bar silver 82c, copper casting 27.12. Boulder reports tungsten concentrates at 60 percent $17 per unit, crude ores at various percentages. Arizona mine valuations rise to over 230 million, while Montana coal miners seek higher wages. Copper output dips in Butte. smelters near Humboldt expand. Wyoming holdings develop. Santa Cruz shipper begins season. plans for 100 ton mill at Yukon group. Petroleum output in 1916 totals 197235 barrels, down 5 percent from 1915.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
New York
Santa Cruz
Ophir Loop
Wickman and Fantone
Telluride
Idaho Springs
Consolidated Mines Company
Alice
Wyoming State News Highlights and Local Incidents
A roundup from Wyoming includes event listings for fairs and meetings across counties, hotel openings in Evanston, and a band of military and civil actions. Reports cover crimes, fires, oil discoveries, court actions, wage increases in oil fields, and public ceremonies from Laramie to Cheyenne and beyond.
Wyoming Montana officers named for army commissions list
Western Newspaper Union reports officers reserve corps selections for commissions at San Francisco. Captains include Forsythe and Rietrick. first lieutenants Silverbrand and Moore. second lieutenants Medici de Solenni and Kelley, with numerous entries from Wyoming and Montana National and state guards.
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Western
Union News Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Montana
San Francisco
E. Q. Forsythe
W. A. Rietrick
Great Falls
Mont
M. June
Wyoming Infantry
C. W. Potter
Potomac
R. B. Childs
W. E. Simpson
Three Forks
H. H. Swanberg
Missou
Laramie
Jean D. Kelley
Anaconda
H. C. Duke
Chinook
M. L. Carr
Guy Hobgood
Lander
James M. W. Manning
H. W. Dew
Seth Maxwell
Helena
D. D. Wade
Lewiston
T. T. Taylor, Jr
W. C. Alexander
Montana National Guard
R. R. Bacon
Wyoming National Guard
W. F. Fryburg
Great Falla
Milton C. Gunn
Royal A. Coffey
Bozeman
Harry J. Craig
W. F. Davis
Robert McBride
Montana Infantry
Jack Sweat
C. Kaln
A. J. Christenson
M. V. Spicer
Rudolph L. Esmay
Douglas
George L. MacMullen
Deer Lodge
Ray
Jones
J. T. Peterson
O. L. Cornwall
Red Lodge
J. M. Adamson, Jr
PT. Scott
Armstead
W. G. Metz
Sheridan
EB. K. Cheadle
J. W. Love
Butte
W. D. Richardson
Fire destroys Wildcat Leasing assay office at White Oaks
In New Mexico the Wildcat Leasing Company assay office at White Oaks twelve miles northeast of Carisoto was destroyed by fire. July’s Mogollon district output reached about 12 000 tons yielding nearly 6 000 pounds of gold. Phelps Dodge reports over 15 million dollars in first half earnings and 34 dollars a share with 14 paid in dividends. Copper production from their smelters nears 97 million pounds. Lincoln Oil near Hingerman and Mexola Petroleum near Dayton pursue new wells with first oil at 40 feet and potential paying quantities at 940 feet.
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New Mexico
Wildcat Leasing Company
White Oaks
Carrisoto
Mogollon
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Lincoln Oil Company
Hingerman
Mexola Petroleum Company of Oklahoma
Dayton
Wyoming Prospects Grow as Casper Oll Company Expands
Lander reports say Casper Oll Company will start larger scale operations in the Thirty three Milefield. Prospectors have left Lander for the Red Desert to locate land and oil. Roxana Petroleum Company of Tulsa was chartered to do business in Wyoming with capitalization noted as BA0D000.
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Casper Oll
Thirtythree
Lander
Red Desert
Anda
Roxana Petroleum Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Wyoming
Wyoming August Crop Report Forecasts Big Yields
The August crop forecast for Wyoming lists Winter Wheat 1 340 000 bushels Spring Wheat 2 860 000 bushels Oats 9 360 000 bushels Potatoes 3 780 000 bushels All Hay 1 810 000 tons. Prices show Wheat 23 2 and 4 cents, Corn 19 0 and 95 cents, Oats 95 and 62 cents, Potatoes 27 9 and 14 0, Hay 12 70 and 11 30, Eggs 87 and 25 cents per dozen.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Father and son killed in train crash near Lost Springs
W. D. McFarland of Lost Springs and his six year old son Lincoln died instantly when their car was struck by a Northwestern train at a crossing a mile east of Lost Springs. Edna McFarland was injured internally and may die. Carrall McFarland was slightly hurt. The bodies were brought there.
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Craah
Douglas
W. D. McFarland
Lost Springs
Lincoln
Northwestern
Edna McFarland
Carrall
Tragic Fall From Lion Cage Fatal to Circus Teamster
James Baker, a circus teamster, fell from a lion cage on an flat car while preparing his bed. He struck his head on the car edge as he descended and died from the injuries, his body found beside the railroad tracks.
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Casper
James Baker
Alcoholism Fatal to Jail Inmate in Evanston
A man identified as Jeff Hall of Ogden died in Evanston city jail from acute alcoholism. He was buried by the county since authorities could not locate his friends or relatives to arrange burial.
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Evanston
Jeff Hall
Ogden
Presidio Officer Training Camp quota announced
Cheyenne reports favorable action on applications to enter the second training camp for Presidio officers in California. Capt. Beverly C. Daly mailed notices to forty eight of the 200 Wyoming men seeking officer training in the second increment. Five were told they would be placed on the reserve list.
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Cheyenne
Presidio
Calfornia
Beverly C. Daly
Wyoming
Recipes for children's desserts and confections
A 1910s kitchen note outlines kid friendly sweets and sauces. It includes making fig and prune candy, home made soda water with tartaric acid and wintergreen, buttermilk pudding, frozen beef tea, and Turkish cream candy with sugar and cream cooked to soft ball stage. The tips emphasize digestibility and easy preparation for children.
Cherry Desserts From An Indian Kitchen
A collection of cherry based recipes including cherry pie filling with molasses, Cherry Roly-Poly in a rich paste, Cherry Sponge with gelatin and almond extract, Cherry Cake with cherries and preserved pieces, and a cherry sauce idea. Also notes on serving cherries with salads and a spiced Malay chutney with quinces and peppers.
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India
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