Wyoming election filings target sheriff as primary drama plays out
The August primary centers on sheriff candidates with nine Republicans and two Democrats filing by noon. Other offices listed include judge, representative, coroner, assessor, and county posts as the political shuffle continues. Contracts for the Wyoming National Bank building were awarded to Reavill and Rhabloom of Denver for 316000, with total cost about 391000 including lot. work to start within a week and finish in nine months.
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Court House
Pat Royce
Justice Supreme Court
Cyrus Beard
Cheyenne
Sixth Judicial
Ralph Kimball
Casper
Congress
Frank W. Mondell
Newcastle
Wade T. Fowler
Douglas
J. W. Johnson
George W. K. Posvar
Gary
Ind
R. R. Rausch
J. TL. Maratha
Arminto
Colin BE. Campbell
R McKay
Sam Hedges
Lee Martin
Jene A. Shaffner
Frank J. Wolf
John
Wyoming National Bank
Second and Wolcott
Reavill and Rhabloom
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Qadarbutt, Weldner and Sweeney
Wyoming
P. J. O'Connor
J. T. Gratiot
H. O. Barber
Lander
Shoblom
Church warns of steel plant strike over industry reforms
The InterChurch World Movement report issued in New York urges a special commission to mediate between steel employers and workers. It says underpaid wages and longer hours cause discontent and that union members are being discharged, warning an inevitable strike unless changes occur.
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United Press
New York
InterChurch World Movement
Wilson
Flour prices drop 75 cents in Minneapolis mills
Minneapolis reports a price cut across major mills with a reduction of 75 cents per barrel. New quotation for family patents listed at 13.60 dollars per barrel as the market reacts to recent grain trends.
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Minneapolis
Reds Making Last Attack On Grodno Front
United Press reports from Warsaw July 28 state that despite a Bolshevik Polish armistice, Red armies renewed violent assaults along the Grodno front. Bolshevik forces reportedly advance toward Suwalki and Bialystok as armistice talks loomed.
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United Press
Warsaw
Grodno
Treat
Suwalki
Bialystok
Fanatic Under Siege on Isle in Big River
Fred Gillick erman wounded Vincent in a quarrel on an island in the Missouri River. He is said to be armed with a rifle today as Vincent swam to Nebraska seeking safety amid the standoff.
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Big River
Omaha
Fred Gillickerman
Vincent
Osherman
Missouri
Nebraska
Lincoln Statue Unveiled in Britain Today
Former US secretary of state Ellhu Root presented Saint Gauden's Lincoln statue in Channing Square as a gift from America. Premier Lloyd George delivered the acceptance speech before the statue was unveiled in London.
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Associated Press
London
Ellbu Root
Saint Gauden
Lincoln
Channing Square
America
Lloyd George
Governor Denounced by GOP Meeting in Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs July 28 The Republican state convention denounced Governor Smith and his Democratic administration as marked by quackery opportunism and lack of vision. Chairman William Hayward urged GOP peers to emulate Chicago and adopt a platform and leaders to win in the fall.
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Associated Press
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Smith
William Hayward
Chicago
Big Steel Plants Closing for Lack of Fuel Report
Gary Indiana July 28 Thousands of gallons of fuel oil rushed to Gary steel plants to avert paralysis threatening to put thousands of men idle Officials said coal shortages have closed some departments and furnaces in the mills Secretary of Labor Wilson has been called.
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Associated Press
Gary
Ind
Washington
Labor
Wilson
Cordial exchanges with bandit leader in surrender talks
Mexico City July 28 Cordial telegrams have been exchanged between Francisco Villa and Gen Martinez chief of operations in Coahuila and Nuevo Leon arranging surrender terms Villa called Esteemed general Martinez said he would arrive in Sabinas for a conference Villa invited Martinez to embrace him and Villa called Martinez friend
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Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Gen
Martinez
Coahuila
Neuvo Leon
Villa
Torreon
Martinex
Sabinas
Victory ends racing career of Yank sloop Resolute
The Resolute decisively beat Shamrock V in the final yacht race and will not race again. H. D. B. Parsons of the New York Yacht Club says the defender will be dismantled at Herreshoff yards in Bristol. No celebration planned. Crew of 22 Norwegians 7 Swedes and 1 Dane, all American citizens, receive praise for their handling.
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Associated Press
New York
Resolnte
Shamrock
H. D. B. Parsons
New York Yacht Club
Defender
Herreshoff Yards
Bristol
Charles Francis Adams
Release of sea by villa is demanded
Representations of an urgent nature have been made to the Mexican government through the American embassy at Mexico City for the release of Carl Haeglin. Haeglin, an American, is being held prisoner by Villa.
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Villa
United Preas
Washington
Mexico City
Car
Haeglin
State Department
Villa surrenders to Mexican provisional government
A United Press report from Eagle Pass Texas says Francisco Villa surrendered unconditionally to the Mexican provisional government after a morning conference with General Eugenio Martinez. The report also states American hostage Carl Haeglin was released.
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Texas
United Press
Eagle Pass
Francisco Villas
Provisional Government of
Mexico
Villa
Eugenion Martinez
Carl Haeglin
Gas Turned On By Burglar Fatal To Woman And Child
A burglar caused a fatal gas asphyxiation in Burlington, July 28, when Mrs Alfred Meller and her year old son were found with ankles and wrists bound. The house showed signs of a hasty entry and struggle. The gas jet was found on full force in the guest room where the bodies lay, leaving the father away at his job.
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Burington
Jaws
Alfred Meller
Struggl
Meller
Woman Identified as Mrs. Eugene Leroy in Trunk Case
A Bellevue morgue official identifies the body found in a trunk in New York as Mrs. Eugene Leroy, wife of Detroit policeman Leo Truedull. The July 28 determination confirms the victim's identity beyond earlier fragments.
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Associated Press
New York
Leo Truedull
Detroit
Bellevue
Eugene Leroy
Non-Partisan Leaguers jailed for disloyalty speech
A. C. Townley and Joseph Gilbert had new trials denied on conspiracy to encourage disloyalty during the war. The two, leaders of the Non- Partisan League, remain under 00 day jail terms after their Jackson, Minnesota convictions a year ago for speeches in support of the league.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
Minn
A. C. Townley
League
Joseph Gillbert
Dean
Townley
Gilbert
Jackson
Bryan urges gratitude shown at ballot in education and government
Hon. William Jennings Bryan told 3000 to 4000 Casper residents at the Ellison White Chautauqua and Chamber of Commerce event that education religion and form of government are priceless gifts. He urged voters to solve national problems wisely and noted discontent with party conventions and dry plank changes. The address followed a Casper Concert Band performance after a delayed arrival via the Burlington train.
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William Jennings Bryan
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Chamber of Commerce
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Cooper
Burlington
Booneville
Casper
Ray Cook
W. W. Sproul
Burke Sin
Coal Operators And Miners To Confer On Strike Action
Chicago July 28 Coal operators inclined to agree with John L. Lewis international president of the United Mine Workers on a joint conference to stop strikes in Illinois Kansas and Indiana. Federal probe considers Lever law violations while Farrington blamed for the disruption. Industrial plant closings and rationing threaten fuel supply as Indiana union reps in Terre Haute discuss end of day workers strike.
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Chicago
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Kansas
Indiana
Lewis
Frank Farrington
The
Illinois Mineral
Farrington
Middle West
Steel Milla
Gary
Calumet
Associated Press
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America of Dist. 1
Terre Haute
Lander Wyoming Population Topped 2135, Census Figures
The census bureau announced today that Lander Wyoming has a population of 2135, according to the latest census totals.
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the Tribune
Washington
Lander
Wyo
Census Bureau
Man Dies After Boxing Knockout in Detroit
Detroit reports the death of Jack Fortine aged 23 from Chicago after a knockout blow in a boxing bout with a local fighter. The July 28 event occurred in Detroit with officials investigating the bout and medical personnel aiding the promoter and venue.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Jack Fortine
Chicago
Pugiliat
Riverside on Seismic Shocks Briefly Feels Tremor
Riverside California reports a five second tremor at 7:49 this morning with no damage. Los Angeles also recorded a light quake at 11:26 with yesterday's quakes described as slight.
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United Press
Riverside
Calif
Los Angeles
Victor Berger Again Runs After Two Rejections
Milwaukee July 28 Victor Berger who was twice refused a seat in congress is again a candidate from the Fifth Wisconsin district. He will be opposed by a Republican.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Victor Berger
Congress
Wisconsin
Amundsen Arrives at Nome Alaska for Pole Attempt
Nome Alaska July 28. Roald Amundsen the Norwegian explorer has arrived from the Arctic Ocean. He has come to Nome to outfit for an attempt to reach the North Pole.
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Nome
Alaska
Protests Over Japanese Move into Manchuria
Tokyo reports a protest inquiry from a certain country about Japan's plan to occupy Saghalin and Manchuria and station troops at Kimborovak and elsewhere. Foreign Minister Viscount Uchida has submitted the inquiry to the cabinet for study in a special session with the diplomatic advisory council.
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Assoriated
Tokio
Japan
Saghalin
Manchuria
Kimborovak
Elewhere
Viscount Uchida
Diplomatic Advisory Council
Beet Growers Plan Factories to Fight Trust
Small cooperative sugar factories will be built at strategic beet growing points to wrest control of the industry from large sugar manufacturers. The Mountain States Beet Growers' Association sponsors the project and says it will challenge the big producers.
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Denver
Colo
Mountain States Beet Growers’ Association
Boilermakers End Strike At Midweat Refinery
Boilermakers in the union voted to resume work at Midweat Refining tonight. Workers who stayed out for weeks returned under sine wagon terms while open shop conditions were reinstated in the department. Officials say the move averts a Standart walkout and settles the dispute to a degree.
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Boilermakers’ Union
Midweat Refining Company
Midweat
Thi
Standart
Allies to lend Germany coal indemnity in marks
In Boulogne representatives of the allies agreed the reparations commission will handle coal indemnities. Germany will receive forty gold marks per ton of coal delivered, issuing promissory notes due May 1081. An initial 50 million marks is to be issued in September with monthly follow ups. Great Britain also urged peace between Poland and Russia.
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Boulogne
Reparations Commission
Germany
Great Heltaln
Soviet Russia
Poland
Russia
Greek Forces Score Quick Gains in Asia Minor Drive
Greek military operations have been bloodless yet successful due to rapid troop movements. They strike at key moments with overwhelming forces, breaking Turkish morale in Asia Minor and Thrace campaigns.
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Athens
Asia Minor
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