Standard Oil Grip Facing Wyoming Gas Prices Controversy
Wyoming city council debates Standard Oil plans to place tanks near the roundhouse amid accusations the company seeks to dominate local gas and oil products pricing. Critics recall past tactics and question whether Continental, the Standard selling agency, will honor promises while prices in Lander and nearby towns are cited as evidence of industry influence.
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Standard Oil Company
State of
Wyoming
Stamford
Lander
Spokane-Wyoming Company
Standard
Greenough Company
Continental
Council
Pleadii
Tea in Honor of Mrs Kathrine Morton at Capital Hill
A charming tea hosted by Mrs. C. T. Jones at Capital Hill honored Mrs. Kathrine Morton State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Mrs. John Benson and Mrs. L. Hornsberger sang as guests socialized and enjoyed informal repartee. Attendees included Mesdames Weeks Hardin Harnsberger Benson Dickinson Arnold Burl Foote Smith and Martin.
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C. T. Jones
Capital Hil
Kathrine Morton
Public Instruction
John Benson
L. ©. Hornsberger
Mesdames
W. H. Weeks
W E. Hardin
L. C. Harnsberger
W. H. Dickinson
Frank Arnold
Carl Burl
L. B. Foote
W. Francis Smith
T. W. Martin
Part of Crew Lost at Sea Near St Johns New Brunswick
A fragmentary report from the steamer Melmore Head states that five officers and firemen aboard the Norwegian seamer Med sank after the vessel foundered off St Johns New Brunswick during January. The rest of the crew were saved.
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St, Johns
New Brunswick
Med
Automobile crash victim Broderick faces extended recovery
Wreck left T. Broderick badly injured and confined for an extended period. He remains in need of care as doctors assess his condition after the week’s accident.
Fire destroys Yuma business block in Colorado
The main business block in Yuma, Colorado was wiped out by a midnight Sunday fire. Three firefighters were seriously injured while battling the flames, which were brought under control by daybreak. The loss is estimated at 400,000 and the fire’s origin remains under investigation.
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Associated Press
Yuma
Colo
Rcutrol
Atill
Quiet at Nebraska City as martial law blocks packing district
Nebraska City Neb Jan 30 military patrols on duty to preserve order as packing plan workers resume duty. Part of city under martial law after last week's disorders in the packing district. Peaceful picketing by strikers continues with no trouble reported today.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Anderson Wins the Decision Fight at the Armory
Eddie Anderson defeated Dunbar in a twelve round boxing match to claim the decision. The contest was praised as one of the section’s best, with Anderson showing fast, sharp work while Dunbar faded late. The crowd was small but pleased, and Anderson plans to travel east to face top champions.
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Armory
Eddie Anderson
East
West
Dunbar
Anteraun
Anderson
The
Vest
Research work to go forward in South America expeditions
The Field Museum plans four of six scientific expeditions in the next five years. Geology teams will study from Draail to Patagonia, while a zoological and a botanical expedition will explore Peru. An archaeological trip will visit Panama and Colombia, and an etymology voyage will head to the Malay Peninsula.
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Associated Press
Chicago
South America
Field Museum of Natural Istuory
Draail
Patagonia
Peru
Panama
State of
Columbia
Ty Wirrington
Directhin
Divagil
Bolivia
Chile
Salvation Army skirts limited by length in Midwest rule
Chicago January 30 Salvation Army orders skirts no more than seven inches above the street for workers in fifteen midwest states and beyond. Commissioner William Peart says past talk of shorter hems failed and that modesty and health drive the new rule affecting Salvation Army units in 77 countries with possible reach to China and Japan.
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Ady
Chicago
Salvation Army
William Peart
Midwest
Peartix
Commssioner
Peart
Golanies
China
Japan
Fountain of Youth15 Discovered in Bimini Tale From Early Florida Myth
Prohibition officials study reports claiming Ponce de Leon sought the Fountain of Youth in Bimini centuries ago. The tale links Florida’s discovery to a legendary spring said to restore youth, tying maritime lore to early exploration and a long-standing myth.
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Jacksonville
Mla
Miami
John Barleycorn
United States
Hightowuth
Jinnor
Fae
Binink
Pome de Leon
Florida
Bimini
Moncedey Leon
Porto Blco
Ponce de Leon
Bahamas
Porto Rico
Adjudication by Pontemption Cedi Discussed at Civic Petition
New York report outlines an advertisement driven by government reform advocates. The piece notes W. Regan of the Walted Juice Halt and Latgr Board addressing a civic petition. The discussion centers on penal time for potential misconduct and the need for accountability.
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New York
Washington Recovers From Severe Midwinter Storm
From the storm center the wave moved across the Atlantic region Friday and Saturday. Washington slowly returns to normal life as winter weather eases. The weather bureau indicated the storm was moving safely away, with the capital city regaining stability.
Wage War Hits Teninoi Workers on Fifth Avenue
A jumble of OCR text outlines a wage cut affecting workers along Fifth Avenue in New York. The fragment mentions men and women, a wage cut, and a strike context with references to January and a Wednesday timetable, but many words are garbled. The readable facts suggest a wage reduction impact on local labor.
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New York
Jen Walgapt
Neil Dle Ale
Aia
Divorce case of Mary and Doug argued in Nevada court
Oral arguments on the Fowler motion to the divorce decree of Mary Pickford from Owen Moore were heard before the state supreme court. Gavin McNab of San Francisco argued for Wickford. briefs were filed on both sides and a decision is expected in the near future.
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Carson City
Now
Leonard B. Fowler
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore Wat
Ile Legal
State Supreme Court
Fowler
Mise Wickford
Gavin McNab
San Francisco
Enjoyable Surprise at Schubring Home
Mrs B A Schubring and Miss Nora Manawa hosted a Murpelde party Sunday evening for the baby of Mr Schubring and Miss Lil Hew Mann. Guests played Five Hundred then enjoyed a luncheon. Attending were Mr and Mrs TM Akins, Me Od Bir Stub Foelow, Miss Mann, Mr Hehnbeing, Mrs Buith Koch, J Selligan, Jules Barlow and others.
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Schubring
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Misa Lil- Hew Mann
Prake Krae
Akins
Stub Foelow
Mies Mann
Mr Hehnbeing
Buith Koch
J Selligan
Jules Barlow
Calcutta Riot At Jute Mill Sparks Citywide Unrest
Calcutta sees serious riots as about a thousand workers at the Standard Jute Mill clash with police after two comrades are detained for allegedly assaulting the mill manager. Police report twelve officers injured by stones and clubs. thirty people later arrested.
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Luin
Dan
Ayn x
Paneasay Ani Dorty
Felase
Government favoring Nyel Shuetyng proposal at Washington conference
The government, it is understood, holds that the Nyel Shuetyng proposal, framed by British and American delegates, should be accepted. It is felt essential to address the Kiua Chow issue but this cannot be done without settling the elending railway question, so it would be unwise to reject the proposed adjustment.
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Preing
Kioa Chow
Kendrick Leaves for Laramte in Wyoming Visit
Senator John B. Kendrick spent two days in Laramie for a visit to the state capital. He attended events at the Parte School yesterday morning and plans to travel to Waslington to attend to his duties. Kendrick has many friends in Lanter and his visit drew attention locally.
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Lami
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Laramie
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Waslington
Iy Ait
Imate
Kondelok
Lanter
Farm School At An End
A rural farm school session concluded with talks on poultry policy and show ring prep. Leaders including Hamilton, McCall, and Warren presided as lectures and demonstrations guided future poultry judging and 4-H style activities for local youth.
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Dol Hamilton
McCalleeve Nerd Voudings
Dadip
Nat
Die Poultey
Seasion
Peyton
Lawler
Lariam
Ivestowl
Boeligg Valley
Leitirofe
Mra Marton
Aes
Libraries Have Funny Visitors Visit Confused Town Tales
A garbled OCR piece describes librarians and visitors with odd references to various cities and people. The fragment hints at a curious scene in a library with mentions of Chicago Paris and Washington, tying to a scholarly or humorous drift about patrons and staff.
Washington tragedy at Knickerbocker theatre death toll 108
The Knickerbocker Theatre disaster in Washington DC left 108 dead and 188 injured after a roof collapse during a comedy show. Brigadier General Bandholtz led rescue efforts from the scene as authorities opened investigations and former officials among those injured were hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Washington
Knickerbocker Motion Picture Theatre
Ceremonies for Election of Pope Reported
Fragmentary notes describe rites tied to the conclave of Humian Catholic Church cardinals convening to choose a pope. A final ceremonial act reportedly precedes the conclave with a noted event.
Shantung talks near resumption with railroad issue tied
Washington dispatch reports further indications of a settlement on the Shantung controversy as Japanese and Chinese delegations are recalled to resume talks. The Tsingtao Tsinanfu railroad settlement and the resumption of negotiations signal both sides are prepared to revisit the railroad question.
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Washington
Shantung
Tsingtao-Tsinanfu
Opening hearings set for Colorado River Commission
Associated Press reports Secretary Hoover says the Colorado River Commission will hold opening hearings in about a month at a location to be announced. The hearings will address river management and related issues in the region.
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Wastiington
Colorado River Commission
Colorado River
Hoover
Hoover Ambiguity Marks Colorado River Talks
The commission met today in Washington and Hoover said informal talks continue on a program to develop power and irrigation on the Colorado River. He is still forming a plan of procedure with no definite conclusions, and discussions will extend for a day or two.
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Washington
Hoover
Storm to Bring Violent Weather to Los Angeles Area
Snow and wind hit Los Angeles and Southern California as a major storm looms. Officials warn the storm could cause real damage with heavy snow lasting through the day and night.
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Los Angeles
California
Townley Released From Jail Tollbooth in County Jail
Townley, president of the None Portion Tongue, was released from the dovkaon County jail on Wednesday after serving a ninety day sentence. He stated he was eager to return to the former’s light.
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