Two Widows Win from Trigo as Wealth Spreads Abroad
Wealth from the Trigo sweepstakes showers gains on widows and others, with Calcutta first prizes of 135000 pounds and Baltic and London pools offering large sums. Notable beneficiaries include Mrs Chaparan of Dournemoutl aunt to Trigo and Dublin’s Kathleen Mc Grath mother of four, plus a South African clerk who held a Calcutta ticket. A London syndicate that bought tickets for 50,000 pounds saw no return, while seven year old Jimmie Greb benefits as Cragadour secures a derby fate.
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Trigo
Cahn
Nottingham Sports
All England
West Indies
Weiter
Stock Exchange
Chaparan
Dournemoutl
Calin—dew Trigo
Kathleen McGrath
Dublin
Oudtshoorn
South Africa
Sam Weil
Johannesburg
Hrienz
James Sutters
London
Poal
Sutters
le Voleur
Senate Begins Tariff Hearings On House Bill
Senate finance committee completes four sub committees to start public hearings June 12 on the house tariff bill. Three Republicans and two Democrats per sub committee will hear 15 schedules from valuation of foreign goods to papers and books. Smoot chairs chemicals and metals sub committees. Edge leads earths. Reed handles metals. Shortridge and Watson supervise tobacco spirits and agriculture. Bingham Greene Sackett assign cotton flax silk and wool. Deneen Keyes Couzens Walsh Thomas form papers sun dries wood sub committee. full committee handles free list and admin provisions. Smoot Simmons ex officio on all sub committees.
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Associated Prain
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
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Smoot
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King
Barkley
Kentucky
Shortridge
California
Watson
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Mississippi
Connally
Texas
Bingham
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Sackett
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Georgia
Simmons
North Carolina
Deneen
Illinois
Keyes
New Hampshire
Couzens
Michigan
Walsh
Massachusetts
Thomas
Oklahoma
Deaeen
Smoot and Simmons
Five Deaths From Tick Bites Hit Wyoming News
A Wyom ing state health report shows a marked rise in Rocky Mountain spotted fever with 10 cases in the last week. Fremont county records three cases, Big Horn two, and Converse Johnson Laramie Lincoln and Washakie counties one each. A 23 year old Cheyenne resident, Aejnar Ander son, died after illness tied to a tick bite. Another death occurred in Warland on April 27.
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Warland
Aejnar Anderson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
W. H. Hagsed
Fremont County
Big Horn County
Converse, Johnson, Laramie
Lincoln
Washakie
Gadol er Boy Sticks in Murder Case Hearing Near
Continued report on the Cassler murder case notes Cassler's insistence he never visited the swamplands where Miss Soutar's body was found. A witness places him in the area years ago and Mrs Cassler faces a Friday hearing with an affidavit likely to bind her over for murder. Lawrence Coleman, 83, held for questioning, is described as a friend of the slain girl but was intoxicated during arrest and unable to speak.
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Cassler
Miss Soutar
August N Kuennlager
Coaster
Mar
Brand
Chicago
Lawrence Coleman
Coleman
Te Wee
Glass Dinton Means President Hoover Not True
Washington June 8 AP Senator Glass democrat Virginia clarified his remarks about the stock market. He said he did not refer to President Hoover and explained that his condemnation addressed the stock market spectacle and not the president.
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Washington
Senator Glass
Virginia
United States
Coolidge
Hoover
Glang
Glass
Education Group to Meet Friday in Inquiry on Federal Role
An advisory committee on education appointed by Secretary Wilbur J. to study relations of the national government to education will convene Friday. The 4 members from educational bodies span the nation and the panel includes three sections: federal activities, federal grants to colleges, and grants to non college schools. Charles R. Mann chairs, J. W. Crabtree is secretary, and the group aims to propose recommendations for a future federal education program.
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Washington
Tuna
Wilbur Jn
Interior
Wilbur
Charlen R. Mann
American Counsel of Education
J. W. Crabtren
National Education Resociation
Tha
Cheyenne Picked For 1920 Stockgrowers Session
Sheridan Wyo June 6 AP Cheyenne designated as the 1920 meeting place for the Wyoming Stockgrowers association at the closing session of the annual convention John L Jordan Cheyenne was re elected president and will resign in 1930 not seeking another term Other officers reelected are Robert M Faddis Sheridan vice president George Mitchell Ava treasurer and Mionie Heas Cheyenne secretary Delegates were entertained at a banquet at Storey and frolic after dinner
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Wyo
Cheyenne
Wyoming Stockgrowers’ Association
John L. Jordan
Jordan
Sia
Robert M. Faddis
George Mitchell
Ava
Mionie Heas
Choyoano
Storey
Fear for Alain Gerbault Afloat in Vanishing Sailboat
Reports from Brest France note fear for Alain Gerbault the former French tennis star who has sailed solo around the world in a small boat. A craft believed to be his was seen burning about 90 miles west of Belle Sale with authorities unsure if it belongs to him. Shipping in the British Channel was warned to report any sightings. The last contact was May 26 via a Bay of Biscay trawler.
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Brest
France
Alain Gerbault
Balle Sale
Gerbault
Bay of Biscay
Oil pipe fumes claim two workers in Missouri
Everton, Mo June 5 AP Tilman Beasley 38 and Art Wilson 45 oil company employees died after inhaling gasoline fumes at a pipeline pumping station near Everton. Barney Clifton 35 was in critical condition after entering the engine pit to help and succumbing to gas in the attempt to rescue him.
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Everton
Tilman Beasley
Art Wilson
Oil Company
Barney Clifton
Clifton
Beasley
Wilson
Vaudeville Bill At Marlow Theater Promises Entertaining Acts
Variety features a strong vaudeville bill at the Marlow Theater with Armstrong and Blondell offering songs and witty banter. De Bee and Hudson on xylophones deliver clean comedy while Russ and Jerry perform rope tricks and a lively skit. Billy Gross headlines comic bits and a feature western film Suntown with Elinor Fair and cast.
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Associated Vaudeville
Marlow Theater
Armstrong and Blondell
Hollywood
Armstrong
Armstrong. Miss Blondell Introduces Several Eccentric Dance Numbers, de Bee
Hudson
de Bee
Russ and Jerry
Billy Gross
Suntown
Elinor Fair
Ivan Lebedctf
Hugh Allan
Jack Oakie
Edison stamps mark village 80th memorial
In a Burlington port town celebration crowds bought Edison commemorative stamps at the post office marking the 80th anniversary of the incandescent bulb. May Ann Pelna mailed the first stamps to Edison, while Charles Edison and local schoolchildren helped honor the inventor with song, wreaths, and a park ceremony.
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May Ann Pelna
Rudolph Poins
Monsana Ponears
Sherm A. Edison
Monver
Henry Ford
Edison
Fort, Myars
Fin
Stampa
William Bogan
Montuchen
Bogan
Httla Park
Wolloon
Charles
Eordn, Schoo
Raritan Township
Agng & Song
George M. Cohan
Richard Dix Debuts in Nothing But the Truth at Marlow
Richard Dix speaks on screen for the first time in Paramount’s Nothing But the Truth, opening tomorrow at the Marlow. It accompanies Old Black Joe and Fox Movietone News Weekly, pitched as a high-spirited, nonstop laugh factory for a farce-hungry public.
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Richard Dix
Paramount
Fox Movietone News
Judge Seeks Lower Traffic Fines in Butte
Municipal Judge Dan Shea says the $5 minimum sparking violation fine is too high and will propose cutting it to $1 at the next city council meeting. He suggests first offenders receive a lighter penalty while keeping the maximum $200 fine for traffic violations.
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Butte
Dan Shea
Louis W. Hill visits city on railroad tour
Louis W. Hill tours central Oregon and the Pacific Northwest aboard a Great Northern party. He says the trip is to see the country he loves, not to discuss new building projects. He notes Oregon Trunk and Western Pacific links aim to connect San Francisco, with the interstate commerce commission reviewing the merger plans.
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Ner
Great Northern
St. Paul
Hill
Ite
Northwest
Montana
Oregon
Hill and Harriman
Deeschutes
Hill Road
Madras
Hend
Bend
Klamath Falls
Oregon Trunk
James J. Hill
California
Western Pacific
San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Columbia
Mount Warren Named for Wyoming's First Governor
Washington reports that the Wind River range peak three miles north of Fremont Peak, rising to 13,720 feet, will be named Mount Warren in honor of Wyoming's first governor and long-serving U.S. senator. The suggestion came from Governor Frank Emerson.
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Washington
Wind River Range
Wyoming
Mount Warren
United States
Fremont Peak
Warren
Frank Emmerson
Livestock market report from South St Paul gains on heavy hogs
Live cattle and hog markets show strength with higher bids and top prices across categories. Steady western cattle, calves at 1000 dollars, hogs leading gains with tops around 10.60 per cwt, lambs firm to higher and fat ewes listed.
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South St. Paul
U. B
Callia
Atackers
Fesdera
Wold
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market summary shows cattle receipts about 9,090 and calves 3,000 with weakness on some classes, hogs receipts around 20,000 including 5,000 direct and top bids for two loads near 180 pounds, sheep about 12,000 with strong move in market and some lambs and yearlings holding firm. Prices for cattle slaughter classes around 15.00 to 19.60 per hundredweight, hogs bidding up to 10.90, and sheep and lambs showing mixed movements with lighter weigh cattle and feeders noted.
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Chicago
June Bay
B.D. AI
Welehta
Nteers
California
Kansas City
Ugat
Arizona
Denver Cattle Prices Mixed as Markets Steady to Weaker
Denver buyers report varied cattle quotes with calves at 960 to 1,100 pounds and feeders steady to strong. Fed steers near 12.60 to 13.00 per hundredweight, Holsteins mixed, and packers showing light activity. sheep prices weak with little trading.
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AL Joseph
Jane
Omaha
U. BD. A
Calvan
Market Report: Livestock Prices Across Kansas City Portland and Omaha
Cattle and calf markets show steady to higher trends with tops reached on select lots. Hogs remain active with a strong run, top bids near 30.88 for 190-230 lb pigs, while sheep and lambs fluctuate, natives and natives mixed, and feeders nearby show varied demand. Oklahoma and California entries noted, with feedl ine lamb prices listed among regional figures.
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Russ Manuel
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Helen Kane
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Deaconess School Harmonica
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