Benedictine Pontiff Urges End to War for Peace and Justice
Benedict XVI? No, Pope Benedict calls on belligerents to heed a peaceful plan. He urges moral force over arms, universal solidarity, and a framework for arbitration, territorial restitution, and disarmament to end the devastating war in Europe. He appeals for immediate restraint, justice for Belgium and Poland, and a durable peace led by divine guidance. Bar silver reaches 86.5 cents amid price surge.
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Europe
Pacific
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Austria
France
Poland
Armenia
Balkan
Divine Redeemer
Prince of Peace
Benedict
The
Vatican
Kellogg Speaks on Labor Shortage at Union Salon
Harry Kellogg, chairman of the American Newspaper Publishers Association special standing committee, was principal speaker at a Wednesday salon of the International Typographical Union convention in Colorado Springs. His address tackled labor shortages, rising commodity costs, paper scarcity, and wartime economic conditions, urging settlement of labor disputes and praising the Typographical trade.
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Kellogg
Colorado Springs
Harry N. Kellogg
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Rancher Killed in Range Dispute Near Here
A clash over grazing rights left rancher Carrizoso dead and sheepman Velavio Carabajal seriously wounded as five sheepmen battled five ranchers near here. The fight erupted over range usage.
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Carrizoso
EN McCarty
Velavio Carabajal
Union on the Stand Ip Members Have Taken in the Struggle
Friends of aviator Lealie McMurty in California report a plan offering 60,000 to the first American airman to drop a bomb on Berlin. McMurty’s father pledged 26,000, with another family member adding 24,800, as incentive for the feat during wartime.
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Union
Berlin
Chicago
Lealie McMurty
L. B. McMurty
California
McMurty
Southwestern mining and oil market report details
New York reports lead spot at 11 cents, bar silver 82 cents, copper casting at 27.12. Boulder notes tungsten concentrates 60 percent at 17 per unit, crude ore 60 percent 15, 25 percent 9.40, 10 percent 8.70. Kingman reports molybdenum in commercial quantities. New Cornelia Copper buys Ajo Consolidated property. Douglas smelters produced 21.5 million pounds of copper in July, down about a million from June. Humboldt smelter expansion to finish by Nov 1. Arizona mine valuations total 230.63 million, up from 171.89 million in 1916. About 3,000 Montana coal miners seek wage hikes. Wyoming District 22 seeks Montana wages. Butte copper output 12.4 million pounds in July versus 20.4 in June and 28.4 in May. General Petroleum expands Wyoming holdings from Rispin interests. Salt Creek and Lusk field transfers noted. Santa Cruz shipper at Ophir Loop, Wickman and Fantone Telluride. Yukon mineAlice to get 100-ton mill. Colorado oil output 197,235 barrels in 1916, down 5 percent from 1915. Browning copper vein in Custer county now the state’s largest vein. Camp Bird tunnel near Ouray yields monster lead, wider than prior veins, with high gold values.
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Wallapals
Kingman
Ajo Consolidated Copper Company
New Cornelia Copper Company
Douglas
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
Humboldt
Arizona
State Tax Commission
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
General Petroleum Company
Wyoming
Wyoming-Montana Development Company
Rispin
Salt Creek
Lusk Field
Niobrara County
Texas
Big Indian
Colorado
Florence
Browning
Boneyard Park
Custer County
Camp Bird
Yellow Rose
Ouray
Wyoming State News Highlights From Wyoming State News
A roundup of events and incidents across Wyoming includes fairs in Basin Douglas Carpenter Burris Afton and Sunrise, new hotels opening in Evanston and Cheyenne cooling and phone upgrades in Casper and Rock Springs and a planned Midwinter Masons meeting in Cheyenne. Crime, accidents, oil discoveries and wages rise in drilling areas with notable deaths and a high county valuation forecast.
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Cajon News Service
Eyenue
Basin
Bept
Il-id
Douglas
Carpenter
Burris
Afton
Cheyenne
Commissions in Army Names of Wyoming Montana Officers Listed
The Western Newspaper Union reports recommended or retained officers for commissions in the officers reserve corps at San Francisco. Captains include Forsythe and Rietrick of Great Falls Montana. First Lieutenants include Silverbrand of Laramie and Moore of Fort Missoula Montana. Second Lieutenants include Medici de Solenni of Laramie and Kelley of Anaconda Montana among many others from Wyoming and Montana National Guards and state infantry units.
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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
New Mexico report notes the Wildcat Leasing Company assay office at White Oaks, twelve miles northeast of Carrizo, was destroyed by fire. July ore tonnage for Mogollon district reached about 12,000 tons yielding nearly 6,000 pounds of gold, while Phelps-Dodge Corp May–June earnings exceeded 15 million dollars with 34 dollars per share against 14 paid in dividends. Copper production from the company’s own smelters neared 97 million pounds. Lincoln Oil and Mexola Petroleum announce drilling in new sections near Hingerman and Dayton, with initial oil finds expected around 40 feet and production hoped by 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
Casper Oll Company to Expand in Wyoming Desert Venture
A Lander report notes Casper Oll Company will scale up operations in the Thirty three Milefield as prospectors depart Lander for the Red Desert to locate oil. Roxana Petroleum Company of Tulsa, Oklahoma was chartered to do business in Wyoming with capitalization of 400,000.
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Casper Oll
Thirtythree
Lander
Red Desert
Anda
Roxana Petroleum Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Wyoming
Predict Big Yield in Wyoming
Wyoming crop report forecasts aug 1 yields across winter and spring wheat oats and potatoes and hay with comparisons to last December estimates. Prices on aug 1 show wheat corn oats potatoes and hay with eggs noted too.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Father and son killed in crash near Lost Springs
W. D. McFarland of Lost Springs and his six year old son Lincoln were instantly killed when their car was struck by a Northwestern train at a crossing one mile east of Lost Springs. Edna McFarland a daughter was injured internally and may die. Carrall McFarland another son was slightly hurt. The bodies were brought there.
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Craah
Douglas
W. D. McFarland
Lost Springs
Lincoln
Northwestern
Edna McFarland
Carrall
Man falls from lion cage to death on flatcar
James Baker a teamster with a circus fell from a lion cage on a flatcar and struck his head on the car edge. He died from the injuries and was found beside the railroad tracks.
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Casper
James Baker
Alcoholism Fatal to Jail Bird in Evanston
A jail inmate died from acute alcoholism and was buried by the county in Evanston after authorities failed to locate his friends or relatives. The man is believed to be Jeff Hall of Ogden.
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Evanston
Jeff Hall
Ogden
Quota for Presidio Announced
Capt. Beverly C. Daly announced favorable action on Wyoming applicants to enter the second training camp for officers at the Presidio California. Forty eight of the 200 men who sought officer training were notified. Five were told they would be placed on the reserve list.
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Cheyenne
Presidio
Calfornia
Beverly C. Daly
Wyoming
Kitchen Cabinet Tips For Child Friendly Desserts
Practical notes from an old guide on child friendly sweets and beverages. Recipes include fig prune candy, home made soda water, buttermilk pudding, frozen beef tea, and Turkish cream candy with step by step methods and measurements for old time kitchens.
Cherry Pie Techniques From India and Related Desserts
Culinary notes describe cherry pie methods including lining a dish with pastry and stoned cherries baked in molasses, plus cherry roly poly and cherry sponge desserts. Also covered are a cherry cake cream and a cherry sauce idea, with a Malay chutney style note using quinces and peppers.
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India
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Wickman and Fantone
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Consolidated Mines Company
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James Collins
Rawlins
Jack Nichols
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Red Cross
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Wheatland
Sunrise
Ralph Moss
John Vanda
Big Horn County
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Third Wyoming Infantry
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Lucerne
Hot Springs
Sattley Company
H. E. Martin
Ohio Oil Company
Big Muddy
Mantua Oil Company
Lane Dome
Arminto
Paterson
N. J
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C. M. Gregory
Lewis D. Cook
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Mexico and Orient Railroad
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Sheridan City
Henry Martin
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W. E. Woodard
Deadwood
Woodard
George Pappas
Saeswall
Aemal
Frisco
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