Tariff Basis Question on Scoured Wool debated in Congress
In Washington the Ways and Means Committee urged basing the wool tariff on scoured content to reflect shrinkage. Congressman Mondell touted prompt handling of bills, including veterans bureau legislation, as vacancies in Wyoming post offices prompt inquiries about filling.
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Bandit Roy Gardner Escapes as Guards Held Up
Roy Gardner, notorious bandit, escaped early today near Castle Rock while being transported to McNeil Island. He pistol‑held guards, stole their weapons and $200, then leaped from the car window with aid from fellow prisoner Frank Bryan. A posse pursues him after multiple prior transits to McNeil Island. Gardner, a two time escapee, previously robbed malls in California.
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Turkish Village Bombarded as Greek Forces Advance
Constantinople June 11. Greek destroyers bombarded Karamuraal a village on the southern shore of the Gulf of Ismit and skirmishes occur along the Turkish front in Asia Minor. Refugees fill coast towns along the Black Sea Sea of Marmara and the Aegean as the Greek offensive against the Turkish Nationalist forces looms.
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Asia Minor
Black Sea
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Turkish Nationaliata
Fate of Girl Shot by Former Lover Still Uncertain
Samuel A. Underwood killed himself after wounding Margaret Grier. A coroner s jury ruled Underwood s death a suicide. Miss Grier s prognosis was uncertain with no statement from her. she and George Conard were to be wed next Wednesday. Underwood s actions were linked to that planned marriage.
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Cheyenne
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Margaret Grier
Wyoming Cansistory Temple
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Lieut
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Miss Grier
George P. Johnston
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Mies Grier
Wonan
W. H. Grier
Conard
Cheyenne Rider Injured in Frontier Park Crash
Cheyenne June 11 local racer William Wright suffered arm and rib injuries with suspected internal damage after being struck by motorcyclist James Tindel at Frontier Park Friday night. Wright had fallen while lifting his bike when Tindel struck him. Tindel himself was lightly hurt.
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Tindel
State Supreme Court Upholds Kansas Industrial Law
The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed Crawford County District Court’s contempt ruling sentencing Alexander Howatt to one year in jail. The decision upholds the state industrial law as valid on all eight issues raised.
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State Supreme Court
Crawford County District Court
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Shoe Prices Charged to Profiteers Across Footwear Trade
Washington reports high prices for footwear from 1918 and 1919 due to abnormal supply and demand conditions from the war. The Federal Trade Commission cites large margins by tanners, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers, with buyers’ strikes ending price rises in 1920. Average earnings for 1919 shoe manufacturers reached 16.2 percent on investment while wholesalers averaged about 31 percent.
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Prisoner seeks habeas corpus release over claimed court martial
William Cunningham a prisoner at Leavenworth filed a self prepared petition in federal district court seeking relief by habeas corpus alleging his December 2020 court martial at Fort Sam Houston Texas was unjust and that officers conspired to hide a money scandal in which he says he was about to expose. He states 22 years of service with an excellent record and cites public denunciation by Senator Hiram Johnson of California.
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California
Chamber Secretary Engaged in Thermopolis Chamber
Cheyenne Wyoming June 11 Arnold Larson a brilliant young newspaper man of this city has been selected for the secretarieship of the Thermopolis Wyoming Chamber of Commerce Webb P Adams vice president reports Larson will report for duty Tuesday Adams will engage in the newspaper business
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Legion Man Kills Pueblo Official Report Says Accidental
Ernest E. Withers Pueblo water commissioner and businessman was killed by a bullet fired accidentally by a Legion sentinel while driving in Pueblo on the night of June 8. The board of officers reported no Colorado National Guard involvement and did not identify the sentinel who fired the shot.
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Rancher Charged With Sheep Theft
Special to The Tribune reports rancher Thompson of Hamafors district posted bail after a justice court appearance on a charge of stealing sheep from Green River Hack Springs Dive KK company. Sheep valued at $7 each allegedly found hidden in Thompson's barn. M A Tewksbury of Hendrie and Balthof Supply Co. of Ponver, WA visited after weeks away.
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Oil Men Protest U S Objection to Mexican Export Tax
Oklahoma Kansas Texas and Louisiana oil associations join in a telegraph to Secretary Hughes in Washington protesting United States objections to Mexico's export tax on crude oil. The message argues oil industry harm, claiming 8% duty affects imports and that U S exporters face tax avoidance, urging noninterference in Mexico’s tax policy.
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Hughes
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Yeaterday
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Mother Sacrifices Life to Save Drowning Baby in River
CANON CITY Colorado June 11 Mrs Tony Zellars life was lost while heroically trying to save her 53 year old baby from the swollen Arkansas River. Attorney E J Steinmeyer jumped in and pulled her to safety but the child’s body was not recovered.
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Road report on Yellowstone and Kant highways
Road conditions update shows stretches of the Yellowstone highway from Platte county line to Casper in excellent to fair shape with detours via La Pretie dam road. West Yellowstone route to Arminto Lost Cabin and Shoshoni has detours under construction but not travel ready for a few days. Kant Highway from Nebraska line to Shawnee is very good, then fair to Orin and Sheridan to Salt Creek, with rough segments toward John County and into Sheridan.
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Johnew County
Sheridan
Plague Claims 37 in Tampico
Mayana Cuba June 11 Thirty seven deaths from bubonic plague occurred in Tampico during May per health bill for the American tanker Albertathee.
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Mrs. Kaber Faces First Degree Murder Charge
Mrs Iva Catherine Kaber of Lakewood and her daughter Mrs Marian McArdle pleaded not guilty to first degree murder of Daniel Kaber. They appeared before Judge Maurice Bernon and were remanded to jail without bail with a June 7 hearing date.
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Lakewood
Marian McArdle
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Cooperation Sought by King of the Italians in Parliament
In Rome on June 11 King Victor Emmanuel opened the new Italian parliament pension and called for unity among political parties to aid national reconstruction. He pledged Italy’s continued cooperation with the Allies on international problems.
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Known Dead in Flood Region Stands at 94
Flood region from Pueblo to La Junta reports 94 dead. AP and Colorado Rangers compiled figures with local officials and undertakers, listing towns with recovered bodies and missing persons. Dense casualties include Boone, Manzanola, Rocky Ford, and La Junta, with property damage estimated at 6500,000.
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Hilaria Montelongo
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Henry Jutan Boone
Albert Breidenfeld
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Tenmon
Arthur Carr
Warr
M. Ulatick
Olney
Crus Genelex
Kirildo
Numaran Michoacan Gunway
Crowley
M. Peres
Cartio
Fair Graduates Defy Rulings In New Orleans Parade
Swarms of girl graduates marched in New Orleans defying an order that required wearers to carry certificates. State Entomologist Anderson rescinded the rule last night, ending the protest over uncertified car decorations amid camphor scale fears.
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Mrs Southard Pleads Not Guilty in Meyer Murder Case
Mrs Lyda Southard was arraigned before Probate Judge C P Duvall in Twin Falls Idaho on a charge of murdering her fourth husband Edward F Meyer. She pleaded not guilty and a preliminary examination was set for next Monday. She appeared with her father W D Trubinod and lawyers W I Guthrie and H C Mills.
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Lyda Southard
Honolulu
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C. P. Duvall
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W. I. Guthrie
H. C. Mills
Favorite in Derby Loses Favorite in Derby
Latonia Kentucky June 11 Brother Butch won the derby here today with Be Have Yourself finishing second and Uncle Vela third.
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Behave Yourself
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Mary Pickford’s Life Story Starts in Tribune
The Tribune launches Mary Pickford’s own story “My Life” as the first of ten installments published each Saturday. The feature offers a unique life narrative told in Pickford’s own voice and aims to attract readers with fresh, timely material.
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Laramie Man Named New Day Chief in Federal Appointment
In a federal move, a Laramie resident was appointed to a high post, succeeding Rutter who led the San Francisco office. The Wyoming prohibition director position shifts to Carl Jackson of Laramie, with Cheyenne and Porto Rico offices also noted in the reshuffle.
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Cheyenne
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Gao Dua
Congressman Mondell Seeks Naval Academy Candidates
The Navy Department will ask Congressman Mondell to nominate a principal and three alternates for February and April examinations. The successful candidate enters the Naval Academy the following June, offering a chance for young Wyoming men to obtain technical training and a naval career. Interested individuals should contact Mr Mondell promptly for details.
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Purchase of Cape Cod canal urged by secretary Weeks
Washington June 11 government should buy the Cape Cod canal for 11 600 000 Weeks urged congress. Farm finance organized Dover Del June 11 charter filed for Farmers Finance corporation to aid marketing of farm products with capital of 100 002 100.
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Baseball Scores From Multiple Stadiums Include Surprises
Scores recap from Philadelphia St Louis Philadelphia 5 to 1 Detroit 7 to 1 New York 7 to 1 Boston 3 to 4 Chicago 3 to 7 Cleveland 7 to 1 extra details show late innings and battery lineups with Shocker Sovereid Kieefe Perkins Middleton Oldham Tassler Schang Ruel Mulennan Schalk Pennock Coveleskie Nuns maker Zachary Schacht Gharrity.
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Schalk
Pennock Ad Ruel
Washington
Cleveland
Coveleskie
Zachary, Schacht and Gharrity
National League Scores From Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis
In Chicago the Cubs beat the Giants 6 to 5 with Oeschger Watson and ONeill credited for the win. At Cincinnati the Reds defeated Brooklyn 7 to 0 behind Smith Bailey and Miller. In St Louis the Giants beat the Cardinals 4 to 1 with Ryan Smith Benton and Snyder leading a pitching effort.
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Schupp
Doak and Clemons
College Baseball Scores From Northeast Matches
At Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania edged Dartmouth 8 to 6 while at New Haven Yale beat Syracuse 6 to 1. The results outline a regionally focused baseball slate with scoring and outcomes for both venues.
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Bank Robbery in Addy County Vault Heist
Bandit trio robbed the Addy State Bank vault of 4600 dollars after taking Clarence Ostrum and Mrs Ostrum from 12:36 to 7:30 this morning. The pair were guarded and later escorted away in an automobile, with the robbers escaping.
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Addy Tate
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Northwestern brakeman dies in rail crash
Albert C. Watson a brakeman on the Northwestern short line between Lander and Hudson was killed instantly when a coal train jumped the track and turned over near a curve yesterday afternoon. He leaves a wife and daughter and had worked for the Northwestern about ten years.
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Texins Honor Longtime President Amid Family Gathering
Mrs Prlaas Me wan T? years old and had Deeg liied last February. Gambril retired president of the Southern Trwpttes convention, at the home of a daughter here. The notice marks a personal memorial with details of age and residence.
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