Schwab Denies Personal Expenses Charged to Shipping Board
Charles M. Schwab testified before the Walsh committee in New York denying Colonel E. H. Abadie’s claim that Schwab’s October 1918 personal expenses totaling 260000 were charged to the shipping board. He called the charge false, said he paid his own costs, and noted he did not solicit or receive compensation for travel between shipyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Walsh Congressional Committee
E. H. Abadie
The
Shipping Board
Schwah
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Schwab
Abadie
Wilson
Shwab
Sihwab
Morse
Perley, Morse & Company
Bethlehem Company
Sp Construction
Publication rejects fault for objectionable lines
The Tribune explains that the inconvenient pi lines were not due to management, news staff, or proofreaders. Readers notes prompted a full investigation and printers condemned the practice. Action was taken and the Tribune pledges it should not recur.
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Tribune
News’ Department
The
Communist faction bolts from party in Italy convention defeat
Leghoryn Italy January 21 The communist faction of the Italian socialist party failed in its bid for endorsement by the Third International of Moscow and today bolted from the socialist convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghoryn
Italy
Y W C A Dance Saturday Night for Young People
The Y W C A recreation center hosts the first in a winter series of dances for city youths Saturday at 8 30 PM under Mrs Emerson Glafcke. Hostesses Mrs John Kunkel and Miss Gretchen Arp will attend. A $1 per couple charge funds music and related costs. The event aims for supervised, safe social gathering with ample floor space.
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Y. W. C. A. Recreation Center
Emerson Glafcke
John Kunkel
Gretchen Arp
Mystery Solved Bond Found In Safe
The missing bond for Jack Dempsey versus Georges Carpentier was recovered in New York. Dempsey's manager Jack Kearns held the document, reportedly filed with other papers in a private safe compartment as a copy of the original bond.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Dan McKettrick
Kearns
Harding's Vacation Begins With Golf Clubs and Fishing Rods
President-Elect Harding, en route to a Florida coast fishing trip, carries troubles in a kit bag and shifts focus to golf clubs. The journey marks the start of a two week vacation southward, with earlier notes of a protective coconut blossom superstition observed in Ceylon over a cradle and grave.
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Harding
Florida
Ceylon
Two American Survivors Of Teabella Wreck Reported
Manila dispatches say two American survivors from the British steamer Teabella tell of wreck off San Polan Island near Samar. The vessel bound from California to Manila struck rocks in a strong current. Only two survivors located. no crew counts or total aboard given. Samar officials to extend aid to Americans.
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Manila
P. L
California
Tarnace
Samar
P. I
San Pulan
Mensage
Itag
Isabella
Samer
New Evidence Found Against Alleged Crook
Sheriff Carroll uncovers new chain of evidence against George Harris and accomplice Michael Bertoline, finding a red plush handbag linked to a January 12 robbery of Mrs Da Lee Farber at 1803 Arapahos Street along with a matching key. Harris, a Navy deserter with a revolver and mask, was captured in Cheyenne. both suspects face extradition to Brandle.
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Denver
Sheriff Carroll
George Harris
Michael Bertoline
Sherif Carroll
Harris
Cheyenne
Bertoline
Brandtral
Central Wyoming citizen pays for year’s Tribune subscription
A leading resident of Central Wyoming encloses a check for one year of the Daily Wyoming State Tribune, described as the most progressive newspaper in the West, with a request to be closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming State Tribune
West
Catholics Propose Cathedral Hall Recreation Building
Catholics of Cheyenne announce a $50,000 Cathedral hall project to be built behind the bishop’s house, upon St Mary’s parish land. Plans to be finalized year end. Committees and youth groups pledge funds, with several thousand dollars raised and boys promising $25 each for paper sales.
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Cheyenne
St. Mary's Pariah
Hartmann
Church of St. Mary
Christmas Savings Accounts Boom Reported in City
A city of 30 000 midweek figures show 3 000 Christmas savings accounts opened, about one in ten residents. An eastern merchant tests ad space, finding a letter and postage more effective than a full newspaper ad, highlighting the value of a paper’s reach and reader engagement.
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Daily Letter
Mondell calls united action to stop S & E railroad abandonment
Hon. Frank W. Mondell urges Rep. Harry Hunter to unite Southern Wyoming interests to oppose the attempted abandonment of the Saratoga and Encampment railroad. He cites an Interstate Commerce Commission filing and quotes former manager George C. Austin arguing the line could pay under capable management, proposing a formal statement and witness presence at the hearing.
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Frank W. Mondell
Harry Hunter
Carbon County
Saratoga & Encampment
House of Representatives
Cheyenne Wye
Hunter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Saratoga and Encampment
George C. Austin
Twelfth Avenue
Benyer
Cole
Austin
Wyoming
Astin
F. W. Mondell
Municipal Dance Plan Gains Swift City Backing
City commissioners move to host public dances under municipal auspices, drawing immediate praise and cooperation. Mayor Taylor cites generous offers from orchestras, women’s groups, and chaperone volunteers as letters and calls flood in. Meeting to formalize the plan is set soon amid broad community support.
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Taylor
Lighting Show Gives New Ideas in Modern Illumination
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy depot hosts a lighting demonstration directed by R. W. Shenton and Walter Sturrocks of Cleveland, presented by the Cheyenne Light Fuel Power Co. Carl Luscombe of the local firm promotes the exhibit, which aims to show latest light diffusion and concentration fixtures and artistic indirect lighting effects. A Colorado Editorial association meeting in Denver includes a round table on legal publication bills and a banquet. Senator Sernalt warns the meat packing bill would threaten government institutions and the system of government in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
R. W. Shenton
Walter Sturrocks
Cleveland
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Carl Luscombe
Opticians
Colorado Scribes
Denver
Colorado Editorial Association
G. T. Haubrich
Greeley
Washington
Sernalt
Maine
Senate
Weather forecast for Cheyenne and surrounding area
The bear set for Cheyenne and vicinity: fair tonight and Saturday. Somewhat warmer tonight. Lows about 25. For Wyoming: fair tonight and probably Saturday in the east portion.
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Wyoming
East
1920 Foreign Trade Sets New Record for U S
Washington reports American foreign trade in 1920 totaled 18.607 billion dollars, exports 8.228 billion, imports 5.279 billion, yielding a 3.0 billion dollar trade gain in favor of the United States. Exports exceed 1918 levels by one third, while imports nearly triple 1913 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Eight Brittoh slain by Sinn Fein in fight
Dublin date line reports eight men killed in a Sinn Fein engagement, seven constables among them, after a motor car ambush and a home shooting. Cork martial law detentions and reprisals cited. Major General Strickland claims beneficial results despite limited surrenders. Glenwood ambush detail describes a patrol attacked from woods. two escapees noted.
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SIN Fein
Dublin
Sinn
Constabulary
Cork
Edward Strickland
The
Crown
Ireland
Sinn Fenner
Glenwood
Clarke
Advertising Men Discuss Rates at World Association Meet
The National Commission of the Advertising Clubs of the World met in St. Louis on January 21 and will devote substantial attention to advertising rates. Delegates expect some statement on whether advertising prices have peaked.
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Louis
National Commission of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Wyoming House backs memorial on packers control fight
The Wyoming House approved a joint memorial urging the U S Senate to give serious consideration to the Gronna packer control bill. The debate split along party lines with Thurman Arnold and P W Jenkins opposing the move and stockmen led by GC Underwood supporting it.
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Underwood
United States Senate
Thurman W. Arnold
P. W. Jenkins
House
C. P. Story
Arnold
United States
John B. Kendrick
Jerkins
Congress
Wyoming
GC. Underwood
A. Merrer
A. H. Beech
L. R Fea
J. D. Noblitt
Jenkins
American Livestock Association
Kendrick
Beach
Standard Oil Company
Ewart
Seriou Mercer
Boy Finds Call of Road Strong in Greeley
Fourteen year old Harold Smith wanders from Greeley to Wellington chasing road life and selling kitchen utensils from ranches to towns. He has bought a car with his earnings and was picked up near Cheyenne and brought to Cheyenne Mountain. Chief Embery notified Greeley to check if he ran away, with the youth saying he aims to sell kitchen knives to Wellington.
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Harold Smith
Greeley
Cheyenne
Pollen Embery
Wellington
Colo
Casper Authorities Make Huge Haul in Hoogh and Bishop
Casper Wyoming officials from state, federal and county units closed the largest raid on whisky stills near Casper and Bishop. From Wednesday to yesterday they seized more than 15000 dollars in stills, mash, whisky and materials. Sixteen stills, about 100 gallons of whisky and fifty barrels of mash were confiscated with about twenty five arrests. A substantial fifty gallon still caputred near the city edge was described as the largest distilling outfit found in Wyoming. Fourteen stills were found during night operations here and two more in Bishop where bootleg beverages were reported as common.
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Casper
Wyo
A. H. Roach
Prohibition
Bishop
Here
Hynor
Wyoming
Post office recoveries near total of $185,000 in theft
Mt Vernon Ill Jan 21 Post office inspectors recovered virtually all of the $185,000 taken in the theft of 31 registered mail packages last Friday in several drains. One of four arrested for complicity is Rev Guy Ayle former rector of the Free Methodist church.
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Mt. Vernon
Ill
Post Office
Onne
Guy Ayle
The
Free Methodist Church
World disarmament urged by ex ambassador White
Henry White former ambassador to France and member of the American peace commission told the House Naval Committee hearings on disarmament that the world craves a general agreement. He urged the United States lead in talks held in America with France Italy Britain Japan and the United States and cautioned against limiting talks to naval reductions to just Britain Japan and the United States. He warned that a broader disarmament could invite Bolshevism in Europe and noted Germany's chaotic state as the main current risk.
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Washington
Henry White
France
American Peace Commission
Paris
House Naval Committee
White
United States
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Europe
Germany
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Mr. Hunter
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