Railroad push to open Bua Line into Yellowstone gateway
Railroad officials in Lander move to connect the Bua Line with the Southern Entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Experts refine schedules to run a morning and an early evening train, cutting travel time to Omaha by about four hours. Northwestern Railroad backing grows as efforts intensify to make the route a major success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bua
Lander
Southern
Entrancs
Yellowstone National Park
Barber
Chicago
Omaha
Zere
Ailroad
Yellowton
Lloyd George Faces Confidence Vote Over Genoa Policy
London April 3 Lloyd George appeared in the House of Commons for the first time since February to seek a vote of confidence in his government's Genoa conference policy. He was cheered by government benches as the debate opened amid questions on recognizing the Russian Soviet government and the Bolshevik regime’s debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd Gorge
Bia
House of Commins
Genoa
Olt
Labor Party
Olivia Stone Trial Reopens as Defense Demands Probe
Olivia M. P. Stone resists further pro esamination in an April trial for the killing of Bills Guy Kinkead. Prosecutor Warbusse presses her on a betrayal tale linking James K. Clark, a former U S Attorney, as she cries out to stop the questioning and the court adjourns briefly for her to compose herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Bills Guy Kinkead
Warbusse
Kinkeot
James K. Clark
United States
Abe
Lewis Tells Commission About Strike
John L. Lewis declared union miners intend to end the suspension of mining at the earliest date but production depends on coal operators' attitude. He spoke before the House Labor Committee hearings on Bland resolution seeking a presidentially appointed coal industry investigation. A separate notice concerns Monroe Slattery v Florida Indian River Land Co et al in Fremont County, Colorado, seeking $4,420.19 plus interest with attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uni
Ion Col
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Owis
House Labor Committee
Lewis
Bate
Wyoming
Fremont
Monroe
Addrems
Crook
Logan County
Colorado
District Court of the Bee
State of
Denver
Fremont County
Thirteen men charged with murder in Breathitt county
Thirteen men accused of murder in the Clayhole precinct killings tied to the November election in Breathitt county are set for trial in Breathitt Circuit Court. Juries from surrounding counties may be called. venue disputes and judge eligibility were resolved, trial moved to April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Kentucky
Clayhole
Breathitt County
Breathitt
Gircuit
Sam Hurst
Will Barnett
Wil Campbell
Ed Davix
Ed Combs
Amby Barnett
Alfred Barnett
Willie Davis
Marion Barnett
Eathan Allen
Cleveland Combs
Asberry Combs
Cheater Layla
Asberry Comba
French Combs
L. L. Combs
Shade Combs
George Allen Jr
George McIntosh
Apr
Commonwealth
Hurst
Muddled Classified Notes Include Rentals and Auctions
Old classified fragment shows a cabin rental offer with a two room setup and a yard, a men’s work hour listing, a thrift sale offer, and a hauling service promise. Mentions name Jake Mumphrey and unclear contact details with partial addresses and phone reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawler Cleaving
Jake Mumphrey
Judge Kennedy presides Land court session in Lander
In Lander the United States District Court opens with Judge T. Blake Kennedy on the bench. A 50-person jury is drawn for government cases as the big matter, a damage suit by A H Martel against Midwest Refining, dominates the week. Casper attorneys Hagana and Murane represent Midwest. Spriggs and Breus defend Martel. Further damage action involves Lander Coal Feed and Anty with Chicago and Northwestern Railroads over a collision that killed truck driver Weber and damaged a coal truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos
United States District Court
Lander
Federal
T. Blake Kennedy
Charley J. ‘Ohnhaus
Marshall Hugh
Patton
W. JD
Midwest Refining Company
A. H. Martel
Lumla
Pilot Butte
Hagana
Murane
Casper
Midwest
J. J. Spriggs
W. H. Breus
Mr. Martel
Lander Coal, Feed and Anty Company
Chicago and Northwestern Raildoart Company
Tander Rails Road
Weber
Fire Devastates Hope Texas Theatre and Lumber Plant
A large blaze in Sonatwest Texas Arkan region destroys the Alice theatre in Hope Arkansas, valued at 400 000 dollars, and several other structures pushing losses beyond half a million. Earlier, Pine Bluffs Arkansas reports a fire wiping out the Arkansas Shortleaf Lumber Co saw mill with about 500 000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarwana
Ark
Hope
Arkansas
Watt
Southwest
Pine Blaffa
Apr
Pire
Arkansas Shortleaf Lumber Company
Sunday Dinner Hosted by Miss Wilma Graham on Third Street
Miss Wilma Graham presided over a four course Sunday dinner yesterday afternoon at her Third street home. Guests included Miss Laura Piodalue, Miss Farley, Miss Gertrude Jones, Miss Margaret Dickinson, and Miss Ellen Carmody, Mrs James Graham and Mrs George Flagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Graham
Laura Piodalue
Eaed Farley
Gertrude Jones
Margaret Dickinson
Ellen Carmody
James Graham
George Flagg
Railroad workers laid off amid pension disruption in Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvanian reports thousands of railroad employees from local crewing were dismissed due to a coal mine cast pension upheaval. Over two thousand railroad workers were laid off, with circulators blaming pension changes for job losses and propagandist activity targeting miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Fenn
Thouand Milroad
Bone
Eale
Supply of coal hits largest weekly output in history
The bituminous coal industry produced 11 437 000 tons in the week ending March 25 1926 the highest since December 1920 according to the geological survey. The surge came from final activity before a strike with stocks to consumers expected to reach 63 000 000 tons by April 1 and at least three million tons of last week’s production added to reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prosp
Washington
Geological Survey
Defrauder J B Haas Confesses Banks Swindle Over 100000
J B Haas of Bay City Michigan admits in Youngstown Ohio that he swindled banks in Cleveland and other cities, totaling more than 100000 dollars, with eleven banks named as victims. The report lists various local residents and ongoing activities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prosn
Youngstown
Ohio
J. B. Haas
Bay City
Michigan
Cleveland
Lenten Gala and bake sale notices at local houses
Messy OCR notes describe a Lenten tea or gala at Mrs J P Moplagle's home with auctions and bake sale items. Other lines mention bread donations from Jack's Bakery and ads for household furniture and a kitchen cabinet table for sale with prices and contact details.
Colorado Miners Face Conflicting Labor Reports
Conflicting reports claim improvement in coal mine operations under a work order in Colorado. Officials of the Colorado Mule and Lion Company say the situation is greatly improved with 171 more workers in Los Animas and Huerfano counties than Saturday. Milks Livada of District 15 of the United Mine Workers counters that the reports show fewer men at the mines and estimates 10 to 12 thousand idle workers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeus
DexvEn
Colorado Coal
Colorado Muel and Lion Company
Los Animas
Huerfano
Milks Livada
United Mine Workers of
Amecrex
Railroad Unions Meet in Chicago Over Coal Strike
Leaders of railroad unions gather in Chicago for an informal discussion on the coal strike and wage bearings as delegates from across the United States rail workforce converge for the meeting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad
Demograts Seek House Probe Over Harding Dismissals
A proposed House resolution by Representative Moore of Virginia and Frank Arnold calls for a special committee inquiry into whether Harding's dismissal of specific Bureau of Engraving and Printing officials was justified. The item appears in the Washington dispatch of April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Harding
Lateriday
Moore
Donderat
Virginia
Arrival and departure of Archdoneun Benvat in Lander
Archdoneun Benvat arrived in Lander from Cheyenne on Saturday evening and attended services at Trinity Church yesterday. He departed on this morning's train for Sheridan where he will pursue work and plans to return to Lander Saturday evening to officiate Bunny services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ward
Lander
Rawlins
Mr. Ward
Iriver
Dewey Plummer
Lower Canyon Street
Archdoneun Benvat
Vray
Cheyenne
Trinity Church
Sheridan
Ange
Are
Mazon's Attention Wyong Lodge to Hold Degree Meeting
Apenal meeting is announced for Wyong Lodge No. 2 tonight in April to conduct degree work for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazon
Wyong Lodge No
Power Commission approves Boysen Dam license in Wyoming
The Federal Power Commission approved issuing a license for the Boysen Dam power development on the Big Horn River in Wyoming to Western Wyoming Power Company at Shoshoni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Boysen Dam
Big Horn River
Wyoming
Wyomng Power Company
Shoshoul
Mixed late telegraph dispatches from Washington and abroad
A set of late telegraph items covers budget figures sent to the senate, a Mayo County meeting disrupted by the Irish Republican Army, a major armed robbery near Dublin, a Milwaukee jewelry heist, a New York jewel case, pension policy notes, a West Virginia mining shooting, a government official’s White House appearance, and a London aircraft crash report.
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Llovd George
Ola
Commission
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Jack
Jack's
Election DA Allers
Quwald
Bizzit Bar
L. Colemo
Meridith
Ballangow
Fischer
Guy Roberton
H. D
McGoun
W. Murphy
George O'Neal
BP. Arnold
A. Jono
G. P. Painew
Harnsberger
J. A. Benen
J. A. Biliott
W. V. Cartledine
Hiro
Sidney Ewett
Earle Painy KK. CO. Hast
W. Weeks
Kennedy
Sontawest
Associated Broke
Vay Associated Press
Ansociated Press
Plowenh
Fern Welly
Margaret Dickinelle
Salm
Northwestern Railroad Company
W. Dressler
Ruth Levy
Z. M. Bunk
H. B. Brown
BE. A. Smith
GO. F. Smart
Chadron
Otto Voight
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Robert Hall
Riverton
R. Beon
Great Fails
Montana
J. W. Crutelfie
Kanan City
Buringfield
Jason Graham
Yestern
Sweetwater
Ilverton
Busie Mness Intreste
Milas Almira Coffin
Yehwols
Apent
Landur Ylalting
Mary Coffin
Winn Burnett
Our City
Washakie
G. 2
Paul
Ladder
Fant
W. HH. Sandell
Riverton Ranelor
Eicher Chuseh
Bago Creek Ranch
Tineder
Ladies Guild
Mra
Cherlea Metay
Jmt
Pielde
Lailies Guild
Menda OC
Marnaberger
Thwae & Plows
Sudeovs
Nunigroua
J.P. Moplagle
Gawald
Glen Cook
Dewald and Read
Demograt
Frank Arnold
Nobie Hotel
Boyden Dam
Senate
Dublin
Michael Colling
Castie
Bar
County Mayo
Irish Republican Army
Aceneinred Press
PS Movies
Towa
Mandi Fraum Brassey Goods Company
Associated
Pera Waukegan, IL
Governoryma
Small
Warmington
Jamien £ Wilmoth
Mie Bureau of Engraving
Harling
White House
Houndon
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