Chinese peace hopes rise as Hu Shih Chang resigns
Civil conflict in China edges toward settlement as Gen. Wu Pei Fu advances against Chang Tso Lin while Sun Yat Sen contemplates leadership for unity. Resignations and parliament recalls are urged to end north south divisions. Wu gains control of eastern railway. Chang faces mutinies as Manchuria shows wavering allegiance.
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Associated Press
China
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Chang
Hau Shih Chang
Mennaney
Tha Neonlidential Chamber
Hsu
Sun
Dr. Sun
Hau
Reaigna
Li Yuan-Hung
Chen
Tuchuns
Sun Han
Honsu
Wu Pei- Fu
Chang Tso-Lin
Chinese Eastern Railway
Wu Ro
Shanhaikwan
Shaotung
Manchuria
Diaz to Lead Mexican Revolt Against Obregon
Guillermo Rosas, Diaz's secretary, says Felix Diaz will assume active leadership of forces opposing the Obregon government. Diaz, expelled after his capture, has resided in New Orleans and is said to have left for Mexico about ten days ago. Rosas claims a rebellion aims to overthrow Obregon and reestablish the 1857 constitution with a 15,000 strong army awaiting Diaz.
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New Orleans
Obregon
Felix Diaz
Guillermo Rosas
Diaz
Mexico
General Diaz
Porfiro Dias
Next Bid Wool Sale Here Set for June 15
Natrona county wool pool under Natrona County Stockgrowers' association to offer 500000 pounds of wool at a sealed bid sale June 15 starting at 9 am at the ware houses OL DOLN railroads. Prominent bidders include Tom Cooper M J Gothberg P C Nicolaysen pool committee members and wool experts will assist in valuations.
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Natrona County
Natrona County Stockgrowers’ Association
OL Doln
Tom Cooper
M. J. Gothberg
P. C. Nicolaysen
M L. Bishop
Eugene McCarthy
D. N. Speas
Lew Mills
Oddmund Josendahl
Lew Scott
J. A. VII
University of Wyoming
Professor Hill
Casper
Penley
Commission House
Lawyer Falls Six Stories in Shreveport
G M Wallace a lawyer fell six stories from his office window yesterday but landed on a skylight wired with heavy netting and escaped serious harm He stood up asked for directions to a doctor and was described as lightly injured with a slight headache today.
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Shreveport
G. M. Wallace
Hin Doo
Women barred from mining roles by British act of Parliament
A British parliamentary act restricts women from serving as engineers in mines, forbidding them to work underground in mining operations. The policy marks a formal legal barrier affecting female engineers and workplace participation in the mining sector.
Cheyenne Plans Grand Opera At Seacon
Cheyenne Wyoming will host grand opera next winter under the chamber of commerce. Scheduled artists include Paul Althouse tenor Cyrena Van Gorden mezzo contralto Arthur Middleton baritone and Irene Williams along with a six member company. They will perform Comique.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Althouse
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Cyrena van Gorden
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Arthur Middleton
Metropolitan
Irene Williams
Ex-Policeman Receives Law Degree in St Louis
George T. McNamee 68 a retired police captain was awarded the Bachelor of Law degree by a local law college yesterday. He began studying law years ago while teaching school but paused after joining the police force and resumed after leaving the department.
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ST. Louis
George T. McNamee
Law College
Yesterdy
Police Department
Natrona County High School Holds 46 Graduation Tonight
The Natrona County High School commencement for 46 graduates is held tonight in the new auditorium with the Casper board awarding diplomas. Bishop N S Thomas delivers the anticipated address before a crowd of relatives and friends as the program includes a student orchestra, choirs, and scholarships and awards presentations.
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Natrona County High School
Casper Board
Gradwentae Urill
Attandanas
Mbeeen Wall
SVC
N. S. Thomas
Casper
Margaret MacRae
University of Wyoming
Phelps Wilson
C. H. Townsend
Board of Education
Eae
SOT Ody
Ruth Allaman
Edma WH. Anderson
Ralph C. Andrus
Mary E. Bailey
John W. Baker Jr
Alice M. ‘Blodgett
Alice B
Kathleen Henrry
Nola May Henry
Alma E. Huffman
Edna M. Kassin
Marion F. Kleber
Maleus
Lea
Thelma C. McKelvey
DeWitt A. McLean
Reed Marquis
Alice N. Mochiing
Mildred Naomi Naylor
Marion Noyes
Wilma J. Petersen
Grace F. Pluckhahn
Frances G. Ridle
Paul BE. Toss
George
McCormick Family Faces Compromise Over Mathilde Marriage
In Chicago on June 2, factions of Harold F. McCormick's family seek a settlement over Mathilde McCormick and Swiss horseman Max Oser. Probate Judge Horner sets Saturday for a decision on Mrs. McCormick's injunction to stop the marriage. Harold, acting as father and guardian, withholds consent pending at least until Saturday as talks continue.
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Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
Mathilde McCormick
Max Oser
OL “Urien
Mathilde
Fidith Rockefeller McCormick
Oser
Horner
Mra McCormick
McCormick
Rockefeller
Zurich
Churches Send Protest Over Russian Church Attack
In London on June 2 Christian churches across Britain sent a joint telegram to Premier Lenine of Soviet Russia condemning the attack on the Russian Church via Patriarch Tikhon. Archbishops of Canterbury and York coordinated the message with leaders of Congregationalist Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christian Churches of
Great Britain
Lenine
Ruswia
Tikhon
Canterbury
York
Deputy Sheriff Arrives to Transfer Auto Thief from Cheyenne
A deputy sheriff from Stockton California arrived in Cheyenne on Wednesday to take charge of Foard Boas wanted for automobile theft. Boas was recently taken into custody in Cheyenne and awaits transfer to Stockton.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
Stockton
Cal
Hoover backs plan to cap coal prices in strike talks
Washington December 2 1930 report says coal operators agreeing to limit spot prices to 3.50 a ton for the strike period. Hoover may hold a conference with wholesale and retail dealers to ensure consumers benefit from the price cap. Some western Kentucky operators rejected terms at 4.25 a ton.
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Washington
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Assurannce
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Western
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Tenneseeo
Hoover Mild
Alabama
Chicago
Teetakern
West Viginia
Harvard Fellowships Awarded for Wood to Study in Europe
Cambridge June 1 Paul S Wood of Los Angeles has received a Harvard University fellowship to support one year of study and travel in Europe. He will pursue advanced research and cultural exploration as part of the fellowship program.
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Cambridge
Maass
Paul
Wood
Los Angeles
Marvard University
Europe
Balloon race in Milwaukee ends with landings and missing flyers
In Milwaukee launched balloons from the national race faced uncertainty as several participants remained missing at noon. Navy Lt. Com Norfleet landed near Hancock Missouri after traveling 425 miles, while Army Capt Weeks reported a forced landing near Witt Missouri with minor damage.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Oscar Westover
Jin
WF. Reed
N.ings
Hancock
Inlank County
Missouri
Navy Department
Harold B Weeks
Witt
All Services Bemiquarters
Sdeut. Com
Norfleet
Peccad Moe
Injuries Fatal To Motorman In Bonnet Interurban
Therry Vallecott motorman on the Bonnet Interurban tramway dies from injuries after two cars collided. Clarence Paurete the other motorman was slightly injured and expected to recover. Both carriages were demolished in the crash at Miaboula Montana.
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Miaboula
Mont
Therry Vallecott
Bonnet Interurban
Clarence Paurete
Ernah
Ranchman not farmer under bankruptcy act ruling
Cheyenne Wy June 2 Special to The Tribune Judge T B Kennedy rules M A Stubbs Kaycee Mercantile owner with 1000 acres is a ranchman not a farmer and not immune from bankruptcy The involuntary petition is granted and the decision is described as a precedent
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Cheyenne
Wyo
the Tribune
T. B. Kennedy
United States District Court
M. A. Stubbs
Kaycee
Stubbs
Kennedy
Thas
Spirits Discuss Poor Topics to Fain Recognition
CHICAGO June 2 Spirits debate what topics spirits should discuss to gain recognition. F Hoge of London told Moody Bible Institute audience that people want messages from Abraham Lincoln on the four power pact and other notable views rather than talk of decayed teeth or tobacco substitutes.
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Chicago
F. Hoge
London
Moody Bible
Conan Doyle
Hogg
Abraham Lincoln
Adetone
Newton
Forest Fires Raging Across Western Washington
June reports outline brush fires across western Washington causing heavy property damage but moving toward control as winds ease. Forestry officials and timbermen say the grave threat has receded with crews aiding communities including Kersten on the White River where volunteers battled flames yesterday.
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Beratyle
Waah
Washington
Kersten
Sheridan City Editor Dies After Illness
Sumner Edwin King city editor of the Sheridan Daily Post for three years died at his home in Sheridan Wyoming from Bright's disease after a prolonged illness. He is survived by his wife a daughter Mia W Carter of Parkman Wyoming two sisters Guy A Ring of California and Marold and one half brother Dr A E King of Brockton Iowa. He was a member of Mika Sheridan lodge No 620.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sumner Edwin King
Sheridan Daily Post
North Jefferson Street
Thin City
Bright
Mia
W. Carter
Parkman
Guy A. Ring
California
Marold
A. E. King
Brockton
Iowa
Sheridan Lodge
Williams Hits 14th Home Run To Lead League
Kenneth Williams homered in the fourth inning to take the major league home run lead with his 14th circuit clout. He batted first in the inning as Chicago White Sox faced the St. Louis Browns in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Kenneth Williams
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Hornsin
Nationals
National League Results From Early Evenings
In Boston New York defeated Panmely 8 runs on eight hits with Shea Causey and Snyder combining for the win. Chicago beat Pere 5 to 3 as Gillespie Couch and Wingo led the battery. Brooklyn Philadelphia and Pittsburgh St Louis games were postponed due to rain.
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Boston
BK. H. E
New York
Shea, Causey and Snyder
Miller and Gowdy
Battery team listings and postponed games in rain
At Cleveland and St Louis there are battery pairings listed for teams including Pillette Johnson Bassler Coveleshie Sewell and Schopp Sehlab Shacker Severeid. New York Boston and Philadelphia Washington games postponed due to rain.
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Cleveland
Doetrott
Pillette, Johnson and Bassler
Coveleshie and
Sewell
New York
Philadelphia
Two Die As Plane Crashes On Mountain Slope
In Paso Fl, Texas, June 2, Lieutenant Ben Jenkins Jr. of the reserve corps and Sergeant Arthur Juengling of the Twelfth Observation Squadron at Fort Bliss were burned to death when their air force plane crashed against a mountain and burned.
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Paso
Texas
War Finance Corp Advances For Farm Aid Totals 493000
The War Finance Corporation announced twenty three loan advances for agricultural and livestock support totaling 493000. State distributions include Colorado 18000 Montana 8000 North Dakota 71000 South Dakota 6000 Texas 141000 and Utah 29000.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Colorado
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Texan
Utah
Valentino Bigamy Case Hearsay Tests Resume Uncertain
Los Angeles officials report that the Valentino bigamy hearing may resume today if defense counsel are available. Prosecutors seek to prove the actor married Winifred De Wolfe in Palm Springs after an earlier divorce from Joan Acker, with witnesses recounting the ceremony and stay at Palm Springs.
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Los Angeles
Rodolpho Valentino
Atate
J. Walter Hanby
Justine
Agai
Nease
Valentine
Ken
Mexiwali
Lower
California
Winifred de Wolfe
Wilfred Shaunessy Mudaut
de Natacha Hambova
Valentino
Joan Acker
Adreee
Palm Springs
Tuversie County
Mine de Wolfe
Vioretta White
B. Hart
Ming Acker
Valenting
Withonwe
Mies Wolfe
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Gove Nt
Chang Tro-Lin
Heu
Natrona County Pool
Zamecnik High School Orchestra
Lewis EF. Carter
Rachmaninoff
Edna M. Kassie
Kathleen Henry
Armitage Boys' Glee Club
Okeh
Army
Navy
EL Wenerwell
St. Toul
Com. J. Pf. Norfleet
Wage
Sheridan City
RK. WW
Pere
Gillespie
Couch
Brooklyn
Fitteburgh
Schopp and
Sehabh
Shacker
Severeid
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