Wyoming woolgrowers press lower sheepman commissions
In Casper on January 7,Wyoming veterans and officials debated public funds and high tax levies on sheep interests. Dr J M Wilson urged careful spending and reduced levies while a Woolgrowers Commission plan, led by A J Kakolin, promoted a cooperative market model to cut commissions and boost western sheep profits. An afternoon program featured John Hay and others detailing the commission system and its national endorsement.
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Wilkon
Chayne
Wilson
John Hay
Rock Springs
J. Quealy
Kemeter
Wyoming Stockmen 'S Loan Association
A. J. Kakolin
Woolgrowers’ Commission — Company
Inaho Woolgrowers
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Chicago
Omaha
Kanaan
Aol
Knkholin
Knolin
Koolin
Henning Hotel
Maxy
Jack Leary
Anil
Brooks
Midwest
England
Philo Mack
Great
North
Matte
Eountry
Casper Paper Responsible For Results
A Casper editorial defends the city against a rival paper. It accuses the Casper Tribune of warping coverage to hurt the city and alleges smearing graft, bootlegging, and corruption. Readers are warned the articles caused lasting reputational damage and ongoing harm to Casper.
Small Fremont Hotel Kitchen Fire Quickly Extinguished
A scare at six o clock last evening when reports spread that the Fremont hotel rear was on fire proved false. Volunteer firemen arrived to find only a smoldering blaze under the old kitchen floor likely started by a stove. The incident ended without further damage.
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Fremont
Cape
Denver jurist shows slight improvement after injury
Denver January 7 reports say Judge Tally Beatt of the Colorado Supreme Court, who was seriously injured at his home, has made slight improvement this morning. Initial hopes faded but physicians indicate progress has occurred overnight.
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Denver
Tally Beatt
Colorado Supreme Court
Threats Against Chicago Opera Director Mary Garden
Detectives probe a threatening letter and a box with a plate and nine cartridges sent to Mary Garden, director of the Chicago Grand Opera Company. Garden reported the menace to Police Chief Fitzmorris, who said the writer warned of three bullets and hoped to see her body in the Chicago River.
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Chicago
Mary Garden
Dix
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Misa Garden
Fitsmorria
Mine Workers Pension Fund in District 81 Oklahoma Texas
The United Mine Workers District 81 in Oklahoma and Texas on Arkansas uses the only old age pension system for miners. It pays a weekly pension to about 315 retirees and has operated for seven years with a fund near 5100,000. The pension tax adds roughly 70 cents per member monthly, with safeguards restricting use to pensions. When funds reach 9100,000, district officials plan to reduce the monthly assessment.
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Muskoger
Okla
Jan. T
United Mine Workers of America
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
British and Hughes to await joint mediation in Shantung dispute
Washington reports that Arthur Balfour and Secretary Hughes likely wait for a joint request from Japanese and Chinese delegates attending the army conference to mediate the Shantung dispute. Earlier talks broke off over payment terms for the Kino Chow Tuan Bu railway, with Britons calling the situation extremely delicate.
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Washington
Arthur Balfour
Hughes
Army
Kino
Chow Tuan Bu
Department Makes Sequest On WeNiCo
The case involves a municipal inquiry into foreign matters, with officials of Baliillo and Cin Cia asserting authority. The document references a property seizure linked to a girl’s skeletal remains and a southern map convention.
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Wenico
Washingdon
Dam. T
Amors
Jean Omleney
Memco City
Gomator Manele
Cin» CIA
Whe Wilealow
Casper Bond Houses Question City Morality Letter
Casper, Jan 7. Bosworth Chanute and Co questioned whether Casper’s reputation as the most immoral city and home of grafters was true in a bond matter. The firm sent letters to Mayor Blackmore and Casper banks about $20,000 in general obligation bonds, while city officials disavowed the charges.
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Casper
Charge Ballopy
Casper, Bosworth, Chanute and Company
W. A. Blackmore
New City
Hoswarth
Chute and Company
Wyoming
West
Bosworth, Chanute and Company
Uotike
Carper
Ford makes best offer for Muselu Shoals project
Washington January 7 after a conference today the War Weeks rotary heard that Henry Ford submitted the only comprehensive bid combining both construction and fertilizer manufacture for the Muselu Shoals nitrate and power projects. Tinkler of Sah Prancince reported on the proposal from Ford noting it covered both building and production capabilities.
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Washington
Tinkler
Sah Prancince
Muselu Shoals
Alabama
Henry Ford
Congregational Church Explains Its Organization and Life
The Congregational church announces a Sunday morning explaining its organization and liberal views. A evening song service at 7 30 led by a Congregational leader will feature masked singing of old songs followed by a short talk. T Evans minister.
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Congregational Church
T. Evans
Wheat and corn futures dip on Chicago market
In Chicago trading, wheat moved at around 1.123 and corn near 69.5 as futures cooled. Market observers noted light volume amid mixed demand signals from buyers and exporters.
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Chicago
Jun
City Votes to Scrap Two Vessels Near Coast
The Miami Beach council votes to scrap two vessels to be sunk off the coast near Wiswayne Bay at the entrance, aiming to create a barrier gate and deter traffic. The motion emphasizes a strategic improvised barrier for the harbor opening.
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Miami Beach
Cowen
Wiswayne Bey
Coumeltien
Turmoil in Ireland as Dail debates sovereignty and treaty
Dublin June 7 acute suspense filled Ireland as Speaker MacNeil opened the Dail motion asserting Ireland as a sovereign state based on the people's will and demanding international relations follow this status. Boland and others warned the treaty would divide Ireland while Valera's resignation provokes mixed regret and renewed calls for peace ahead of ratification efforts.
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Dublin
John MacNeil
Dail
Ireland
Do. Valera
Harry Peland
United States
America
Michael Collins
Boland
Amer+ den
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Valee
Valera
Spain Denies Cruelty Charge In Foreign Legion
London Jan 7 The Spanish Ambassador in London rejected charges that American or British members of the Spanish Foreign Legion were marched into battle with hands tied and denied other allegations of mistreatment. He said confinement to barracks was used only when practical and that no one came under fire under that claim. He also rebutted claims about withheld pay and harsh living conditions raised by deserters and several U S and British legionnaires who quit in October and November.
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London
Spanish Foreign Legion
Sonor Don
Merry Dell Val
Foreign Legion
Beltioh
Pare In
Landen
United Stabs
Two Good Ball Games Last Evening At Armory
Two hard fought banking ball games were held at the Armory last night. Kramer Kreaning Work's team defeated Troop TD 24 to 20 in a well played contest. St Michael's Minsion lost to the Methodist Church team 31 to 15 in a spirited match.
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Kramer Kreaning Work
St. Michael's Minsion
Methodist Church
Bith Gi
Kramer
Eve
Community Hogs Are No Good
A harsh critique of selfish townsfolk who hoard wealth and refuse to fund community projects. The piece laments drones who work for themselves but block shared benefits, urging conversion to better citizens to support employment and welfare for the community.
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Govd
German Cities Near Bankruptcy Amid Rapid Currency Decline
German cities face financial strain as the mark devalues, driving up material costs and rents. Municipal budgets collapse under wage demands and high leases, with tax income failing to cover operating expenses. Central government responds by raising its own budget, worsening local burdens.
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Ewelin
Jin
Aleh
Dinner at White House Tonight
President Harding invites Republican leaders in Congress and other administration figures to a White House dinner. Topics expected include the tariff, flexible duties proposed by Harding, and the soldier bonus measure as well as overall legislative and governmental affairs.
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Asociated
Presa
Washington
Harding
Congress
White
Five Nations Ban Poison Gas in War
Washington reports that Great Britain Japan France Italy and the United States have outlawed poison gas as a warfare instrument. The Washington conference approved the anti gas resolution and deferred decisive conclusions on aircraft limitation, with further discussion planned for next Monday.
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Washington
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
United States
America
Armament Committee
Dublin Dail expected treaty vote after 63 to 122 tally
Associated Press reports that in the Dail Arthur Griffith faction favors ratification and predicts 63 to 122 votes, a four vote majority. The house adjourned to 7:30 and a revary vote is expected at nine oclock tonight.
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Dublin
Dail
Arthur Griffith
Eatimate
Wasted wine and whiskey seized for YMCA and Salvation Army
Colorado Springs officials plan to destroy 350 bottles of rare wines and whiskeys from the late Charles Perrin after County Judge Kinney ordered executors to turn over the liquor to the YMCA and the Salvation Army. The liquor is valued at 5000 dollars.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jan. T
Charles Perrin
Galvation Army
Kinney
Benefici Faries
Threats alleged over Newberry seating in Senate
Senator Townsend of Michigan charged today that threats were made by certain interests to coerce senators to vote against seating Senator Newbery of Michigan. Townsend defended Newberry, saying letters urged defeating him if he spoke or voted for Newberry. He cited printed circulars urging contact to defeat him.
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Washington
Newberry
Michigan
Townsend
Bounter
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Wyoming Woolgrowers’ Association
Cooper Daily Tribune
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Onda
Tribune
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Gannea
Dom
Prometuewll Plana
Germany
Lnfarmatiiena
Melgisa
Bolelum
Corman
Associated Press
Mine Workers Pension Fund
Bond Houses
FORD
Ily Associated Press
Spain
White House
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