Killing of Mrs Wales Leads to Three Arrests
Three arrests followed the fatal shooting of Mrs. Nancy Wales near Lander Wyoming as investigators connect the case to a longstanding feud. Suspects Henry Johnson, 45, Charles Chleman, 24, and Ray Thomas, 24, residents near the Wales ranch, face charges as officers await formal charges and possible ties to a broader dispute. The 1886 disappearance of Mrs. Wales’s husband Henry Wales adds historical depth to the inquiry.
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Wales
Lander
Py Ale Ie
Fremont County
Caer
Arabia
Herry Johnson
Chleman
Ray Thomas
Wales Ranch
Green Mountain
Noutheast
Nancy Wales
Henry C. Johnson
Bees Per
Randall Howptta
Riots In Belfast Cause Multiple Deaths And Wounded
United Press reports in Belfast on August 30 that rioting peaked with four known deaths and many injuries. Troops cleared streets in Unionist quarters while Sinn Fein supporters clashed near shipyards and shops in York and North streets.
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Betr
Sinn Fein
United Press
Belfast
Grace Orr
York
North
Beiwann
Wilson approves 17 percent wage rise for coal miners
President Wilson endorsed the anthracite coal commission's majority report granting about a 17 percent wage increase for company men and all miners including monthly laborers. The minimum rate would reach 62 1/2 cents per hour for the lowest paid workers, with retroactive payments rejected as outside the commission's scope.
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Washington
Wilson
Anthracite Coal Commission
Hunger Strike in Brixton Ends for Cork Lord Mayor
The hunger strike of Terence Lord of Cork reached day eighteen as physicians said he was near death. Brixton prison doctor attended Mrs MacCarthy, stating her husband was gravely ill during the visit this morning.
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Associated London
Terence
Cork
Brixton
Mac
Pueblo Population Decline Noted In Census Report
Census figures released show Utah with 449 440 residents up 76 095 or 20 4 percent while Pueblo Colorado drops to 42 008 residents a decrease of 1 487 or 3 3 percent indicating shifting regional populations as of the last tally.
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Associated Press
Washington
Utah
Pueblo
Colo
Pat Neff Leads Over Bailey In Texas Primary
AP dispatch from Dallas reports Pat M. Neff of Waco gaining on Toney W. Malley in the gubernatorial contest as Texas primary results begin to filter in. The scene centers on Neff's campaign and the ongoing battle for the Republican nomination.
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Pat Neff
Bailey
Texas
Ansociated Press
Dallas
Tex
nAug
M.neff
Waco Ued
Toney W. Malley
United
California measure on Japanese prohibition scheduled
In Washington the California vote on the measure prohibiting Japanese was set for November. Government officials continued work on a plan to satisfy both governments and California, aiming for broad acceptance.
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United Press
Washington
Aus
California
Boxes in Demand at Legion Show Frat Stampede
Large demand for boxes at the Legion show as the fraternity holds its annual American event at the Stampede fair. Reservations for premium boxes increase amid expected crowds and festive activities.
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Legion Show
Hays Denounces Cox as False Before Probe Panel
Will Hays accused Cox of false statements before a senate investigating committee. He claimed liquor interests did not fund Cox, cited a New Jersey federation letter praising Cox, and discussed a total 1920 campaign expenditure around five million dollars with one point one million previously spent.
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Hays Brands
Cox
Committee On Probe
National Committee
Hays
Iso
United Press
Chicago
Will Hays
Senate
New Jersey Federation of Aguor Interdets
Associated Press
Senate Committee
Will H. Hays
National Republican Committee
Claude Chandler Found Hanged Near Coriwell Grove
The body of Claude Chandler, a Black man, was found hanging from a tree near Coriwell Grove eight miles west of town after being taken by thirty masked men last night. The report notes the discovery in Oklahoma on August 10.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Claude Chandler
Coriweil Grove
Here
Brooklyn transit strike shuts 8000 workers and cars
Brooklyn woke to a sudden strike by 8000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit System employees. No surface cars operate and only a few trains run under police protection on the elevated and subway system. The disruption leaves the city largely paralyzed as commuters seek alternatives.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit System
Indictments Against 42 Steamship Companies
A sweeping federal case targets 42 steamship lines and freight brokers for collusion that restrained free trade under the Sherman Act. The indictments name major firms and industry organizers connected with trans Atlantic freight conferences and associated brokers.
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International Mercantile Maring
Atlantic
Ameenny Corporation
Genoa
Peek Atlantic Steamnhip. Company
Soldiers and Po Seo Ant Pena Te Ui Coe Honing
Fragmentary OCR text mentions soldiers and a phrase linking ant Pena and Ui Coe honing. Insufficient readable context to extract a coherent event, place, or date.
Belfast Night of Violence Rebels Toll Feared Rising
Belfast reports Saturday night violence recalls Kaamir Road battle with eighty killed and nearly forty wounded or missing. Police brace for updates as victims identified and funerals planned.
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Belfast
Kaamir Road
Three Hurt In Apparent Incident At Local Hospital
Three men and two women were wounded in an apparent today incident at a hospital. Authorities described the event as ongoing with investigators gathering details and interviewing witnesses.
Park to Park Highway boosters to dine at Henning Hotel
The Park to Park Highway delegation arrives in Glenrock for a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Henning Hotel hosted by the Casper Motor Club and the Chamber of Commerce. Gov B Brooks and Major Ormaby lead welcome remarks with plans for speeches, and several speedmen will be announced in support of the highway movement.
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Casper Motor Club
Chamber of Commerce
Henning
Glenrock
Earle J. Holmes
Charles B. Stafford
Ee Ranch
B. Brooks
Major Ormaby
Good Roads
Thin City
Henning Hotel
Ormaby
Gov. Brooks
Pelton
Douglas
Mire
Major Ormeby
Melon
San
Glacier Parks
Noted Frontier Celebrities Arriving in Casper For Stampede
Noted frontier celebrities are arriving in Casper for the big Stampede next week. The piece highlights renowned riders who won state and world titles, with plans for girl rider events and advance season ticket sales led by the American Legion. Volunteers are listed as managing ticket sales and displays.
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Frontier
Casper
Europe
Hern- Gun
Globe
Oulette
Owen Whiter
Virginia
Wyoming
American Legion
Fred Drake
Miss Howell
K. C Calhoun
Smith-Turner
Italy and United States Reach Accord on Russia Poland
Secretary Colby announced that Italy and the United States are practically in accord on sentiments about Russia and Poland as reflected in a recent American note. The reply will follow after the Italian premier returns to Rome from Lucerne. Similar avowals were received from Poland.
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Washington
Italy
United States
Russia
Poland
Colby
State Department
Rome
Lucerne
Chicago Drygoods Merchant Shot by Hold Up Man
H. B. Rhodes of Chicago was shot and killed last night while driving from Evanston to his office. The unidentified bandit ordered him to stop. Rhodes refused and was shot.
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Associated Press
Chicago
H. B. Rhodes
Train wreck on soft roadbed in Neenah injures crew
A fat train on the Boo line derailed in Neenah Wisconsin. An engineer was killed and a fireman injured as flames spread to passenger cars. Passengers escaped. A sunken road bed caused the wreck.
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Neenah
Wis
Boo
Soviets Accept Pole Proposal to Transfer Meeting to Riga
Unclear dispatch reports that Soviet and Polish authorities discuss relocating a meeting to Riga as part of wartime talks. Fragmentary text notes reorganizations of units and cautions about new divisions and possible movements amid ongoing conflict.
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Riga
Jare
Mingk
Sheridan Fair to Feature Airplane Circus During September
Dr William Frackelton and Jay Baird of the Sheridan Fair Association sign with Western Aeroplane and Motor Corp for an airplane circus at the Sheridan fair September 2 3 and 4. Tickets will be broadcast from the air by pilots Thomas Better Fred Powers and parachute jumper San pah the Indian girl. One ship may stay after the fair to offer a closer view of celestial bodies.
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William Frackelton
Jay Baird
Dirade Tors
Sheridan Fair Association
Sheridan
Western Aeroplane and Motor Corporation
J. ¥. Stock
Thomas Better
Fred Powers
San@pah
Casper
Moon
Tare
Denver Man Among Polish Relief Sick
A wireless dispatch from Minak notes Polish peace delegation members and aides are falling ill due to unsanitary conditions. Included is Maurice Pate of Denver, a member of the American relief administration, described as seriously ill, with Mrs Charles Carlson of the city and daughter Helen Yellowstone among those affected. The group is traveling with Vincent Carter of Cheyenne and Carlson’s nephew.
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Denver
Associated Press
Warsaw
Minak
Maurice Pate
Relef
Mre
Charles Carlson
South of the City
Helen Yellowstone
Vincent Carter
Cheyenne
Carmen
Mryu
Carlson
Jean Watson
Gheybull
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Steamship Companion
Jim Shannon
Dick Hornbuckle
Stampede
U.S
Pope
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SHERIDAN + FARVISITONS
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D. A. Boog
Friente End Sales
Omaha
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