Chicago Post praises Southern Entrance park tours by rail
The Chicago Evening Post article by Edward G. Taylor promotes the Lander Yellowstone Bus Line to Jackson Hole country, describing scenic Grand Teton views, mountain lakes, and trout fishing. It recounts past adventures and urges renewed travel, noting luxurious modern transport via Lander and Yellowstone Transit with trips from Lander to Dubois and Brooks Lake.
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Thorebred Spoksman
Jackson Hole
Lander
Oif Sam White
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rocky Mountain
Grand Teton Mountains
Sam
Frien
Wyoming
Yellowstons
Ben
Yellowstone Transportation Company
Dubois
Darpols
Brook
Brooks Lake
Royal Coachman
Jackson Hole Big Game
Tetons
Jackson Lake
Pal
Old Boy
Sugar beets show big drop in 1921 production
Washington April 20. Beet sugar production for 1921 totaled 1,020,489 short tons, Secretary Wallace announced, down 8,000 tons from 1920. Farmers received $49,104,000 for the 1920 crop, a sizable drop of about 460 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha Asana Stal
Washington
Walloe
Farmer and Wife Found Murdered Near Buffalo Farm
The mutilated bodies of J. W. Munt and his wife, both about 72, were found at their Buffalo area farm home. Robbery is suspected as the motive. the farmer was believed wealthy. Police investigate possible clues.
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Preen
Springfield
J. W. Munt
Tere
Buffalo
Noted Bishop to Leave for Italy
Bishop William Burt, resident bishop of the Buffalo Methodist Episcopal Church, sails May 6 for Italy to join the founding celebration of Methodism there. He will survey European work over several months with Bishop Holgar Blake of Paris and others, having held past leadership in Milan and Florence and helped establish regional conferences.
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Asociated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
William Burt
Methodist Episcopal Church
N.Y
New York
Italy
Methodiam
Burt
Europe
Holgar Blake
Paris
Enat
Eller
Milan
Florence
Theological
Austria-Hungary
Denmark
Finland
New Hydroplane Shipped for Lisbon Transatlantic Effort
A new hydroplane is being shipped to Lisbon to aid Portuguese aviators in resuming their transatlantic flight. The project follows a prior crash on rocks, with officials promising full hauling and cleanup services and inviting local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeoeiated Freee
Lisbon
Portugal
T. Paul's Hocks
Explosion at Salonika War Materials Storage
Reports from Salonika describe a large explosion of war material near the railroad station. The blast caused massive casualties with hundreds of children buried in a church ruins and about 1800 soldiers burned in their barracks.
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Thens
Greece
Salonika
Tr 4G
Raina
Miners Never to Be Tried Says Dwyer Leader Claims Indictment Won’t Stand
Laurence Pogay Dwyer, leader in the 1912 Logan county march, predicts that the five hundred indicted for treason after the West Virginia strike will not be tried. Dwyer, of the United Mine Workers international executive committee, aided food relief for 80,000 strikers and helped marshal the protest that followed the violent border area.
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Associated Press
New York
Laurence (Pogay) Dwyer
Gun Mountains
Cou
West Virginia
Logan County
Dwyer
International Executive Committee
The
United Mine Workers
Man's Land
Flooded Farms As Levee Break Destroys Reclaimed Lands
Carrollton Ti April 20. The breaking of the Hgutwell levee on the Llinvia river front last night flooded thirty thousand acres of reclaimed flood lands along a 23 mile stretch. Reported that few lives were lost and the population had been warned in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsootatoe
Carrollton
Llinvia
Notice of suit in Wyoming court over judgment and attachment
The petition filed in Promont County Wyoming seeks $4 480 19 with eight percent interest from August 16 1921 and attached real property in Mont County Wyoming The defendant must answer by June 5 1922 or the petition will proceed The notice lists plaintiff Monroe Slattery and defendants Florida Tudian River Land Company William Miller W Biliott Leon Loisgaux and non resident Loisgaux plus a cattle for sale listing at Bardwin C E B Bardwin of 1922 propriedade
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State of
Wyoming
County of Promont
Mource Slattery
Florida
Tudian River Land Company
William Miller
W. Biliott
Leon
Loisgaux
Logan County
Colorado
Plaistiff
Otlar
District Court
Bec~oul
Denver
Anid
Mont County
Monroe Slattery
Winkuutt
Reynolds Announces Candidacy for Congress in Wyoming
Associated Press report from Cheyenne Wyoming notes Reynolds of Kemmerer has declared candidacy for the Republican nomination to succeed Frank Mondell in Congress. Reynolds, 40, a former captain in the American Expeditionary Forces, is featured amid Wyoming political coverage and local social notices.
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Associated Pres
Cheyenne
Wyo
Marshall &, Reynols
Kemmerer
Revenuy Celiot
District of Wyoming
Congrey
Kensington Tea At Mrs. Brawley's On Garfiled Street
Mrs. Brawley hosted a pleasant Kensington afternoon at her Garfield street home. Guests enjoyed social conversation and needlework, with bluebird decorated tables and a sumptuous lunch served around five. Attendees included Mrs. Dawes Graham, W. J. Hines, Mrs. Dunlap, Sarah Hogans, W. J. Hogans, Mabelle Crowell, A. Munson, and Frank Arnold.
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Mabelle Crowell
Mir
Times Graham
Munson
Mra
W. Hainworth
H. Alger
Sarah Wagans
Brawley
Kensington
Garfiell Street
Meadames Dawes Graham
W. J. Hines
Wyoming bishop plans radio sermons from cathedral
The Episcopal missionary bishop Nathan Seymour Thomas says a radio outfit will be installed to broadcast four hundred miles from the cathedral at Laramie each Sunday, reaching listeners by wireless. The plan hinges on price approval and church approval.
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Associated Presa
New York
Churchguera
Wyoming
Nathan Seymour Thomas
Lara~mie
Deficit Reported With Treasury Aid In Wallington
A government deficit projection shows a shortfall exceeding 950 million for the budget. Treasury Secretary Mellon appears to back a plan to fill the gap and restore fiscal balance, with details described in official reports.
Government debt talks begin on eleven billion loan conversion
Washington April 20. The Allied governments to which the United States extended war loans have been advised that the American Debt Refailing Commission will begin negotiations to convert the loans totaling eleven billion dollars into long term securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prem
Washinton
United States
Comminion
Kilanea Volcano Drills Spur Electrical Energy Quest
Honolulu April 20 Dr T A Duggar director of the Volcano Observatory urges an experiment to bore into Kilanea volcano to test if the molten rock can be harnessed for electrical energy and power generation.
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Honolulu
Acre
Kilanea
T. A. Duggur
Chnervatory
Various U.S. and World News Updates April 20 1920
Telegraph items report flood shipments from Schenectady to Mississippi River towns amid threatened floods. Mississippi gauge hits a record high. Senate considers Moffatt tunnel bill. Jopdera may pass it tomorrow. A divorce suit filed in Los Angeles. Tariff and production issues discussed in Washington. Dinner remarks claim party organization waning. A Toledo man fatally shoots his wife then kills himself. Nevada to consider repealing use of lethal gas for executions. Lloyd George states German delegation agrees to discuss terms with Allies.
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Denver
Senate
Jopdera
Associated Press
Miancusco
Ane
Matame Mutvenouct
Donna
Floyd Glutabach
Associated
Washington
Tori Ail Wee
McCumber
Angeles
W. D Heltackman
Toledo
Ohio
Kled
Associated Prees
Carson City
Nex
Ingielature
UBNOA
Lloyd Georgy
Untitled item with unclear details
A fragmentary note records a purchase or bid in unclear currency terms. It mentions a date or identifier, a buyer or seller, and a price around six pounds, with a total near sixty-one pounds. Further specifics are not readable.
Noted minister clashes with evolution believers at Congress
The Rev W N Binney of Louisville Ky told the Congress of Disciples of Christ in Columbus Ohio that nature cannot lift itself by its own bootstraps and that any evolution theory deriving man from lower creation is unscientific and undermines faith. He cited college presidents and scholars who label evolution as a theory rather than science and argued biblical teaching remains valid. He concluded by defending the Bible against evolution claims.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tts
W. N. Binney
Broadway Chrisian
Loulaville
Congress of Disciples of Christ (Christian Church
Virginia
Munney
Janey Lueba
Bryn Mawr College
Alfred Fairhurst
John Dj Coss
Columbia
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
J. B Cuated
University of Texas Arga
Huxley
Chanea
Big Reserve in Dils and Gasoline
Washington reports a large reserve of gasoline with forecasts on March 1 showing 600000 gallons, a record in the ministry’s history. The American Petroleum Institute notes a pipeline and domestic crude stock rise to 10000000 barrels in March, with 255000 barrels in stocks in the rookies area.
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Anovulated Press
Minister Charged With Statutory Offense in Lincoln Township
Reverend A Schule of the German Lutheran Church of Lincoln Township age 45 is jailed after arrest on a statutory offense against a 10 year old girl who is a member of his congregation. He awaits preliminary trial.
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Br * Smith Center
Arka
A. Schule
Lincoln Township
Philadelphia Readies Rededication of City Hall for Centennial
Philadelphia moves to rededicate the old city hall near Independence Square on May 2 as part of a broader restoration of the Independence Shrine group. Chief Justice Taft and Pennsylvania Supreme Court leaders to attend with Hampton Carson and Mayor J Sampton Moore among speakers.
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Associated Preas
Philadelphea
Old City Hall
Supreme Court
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Hampton L. Carson
Taft
Robert von Moseheisher
Pennsylvania State Supreme Court
William ©. Sproul
Gayemar
Pennsylvania
J. Sampton Moore
Demand for Money From Singer and Actor Threats
An April report from Los Angeles describes an extortion letter sent to dancer Kosloff demanding $10,000 under threats of death. The ransom note references a similar threat to Mabel Normand and mentions acts of coercion involving hay and whipping as the alleged leverage used by ranchers.
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108
Angeles
Ler Cal Pontelfree
Pwodere Koseloff
Damcer
Dumamling
Kos
Loft Purchamat & Pintol
Mabel Normand
Tom Pieture
Ouida
Ronehens
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the Park
Chicago Evening Post
Mate
Chicago
Ing the
Lander-Yellowstone Bus Line
Edward G
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John Mumphsay
C. EB
Bardwin
Reynolds
Mracolumn Burnett
Coly
Fort Washakie
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Associated Prom
Wallington
Fiveommry
Bosrotary
Trehaury Mellon
Martie
Schnectaly
Mississippi River
New Oalbans
Associated Prone
Thoman
Metal Trades Association
Democrate
Aid
Jodue
Gasollon
Mureau
Minos Aday
Arime
Omatia
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