Cleanup squad to work for June 18 and 1b
The United States Veterans Bureau plans a two day cleanup campaign in Cooper on June 15 and 16. The Salt Creek schedule shifts the team into the city the next day to contact disabled veterans with unfiled or unresolved claims and gather new evidence. The squad includes B R Purkiser Dr W H Snoday C A Cuttermore and John Tacey stationed on the third floor at Beckinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States War Veterans’ Bureau
Cooper
Salt Creek
Thin City
Veterans Breau
B. R. Purkiser
W. H. Snoday
C. A. Cuttermore
John Tacey
Veterans Bureau
Beckiinger
Wyoming
American Legion
Pageant Arks Shrine Opening Delights San Francisco Crowd
Colorful Shriner pageant lights up Embarcadero with marching bands war paint Indians and a miniature battleship Sunshine. Siren signals start at 9 pm as fog and umbrellas rise over a vibrant historic procession drawing huge crowds and praise for its vivid spectacle.
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San Francisco
Walt
Embarcadero
Mecca
Sanrancisco
B. J. Filipp
Aleppo Temple
Boston
Bilalem
Esin
Pertatare
Last Casper Commerce Forum Sees Lively Last Meeting
The Casper chamber of commerce held its final summer meeting with strong participation and reports on key issues. Plans include a West Yellowstone bridge lighting project funded by 22 associations at $400 each, installing 22 pedestals and 100,497 lamps as a pioneer memorial. Signs to curb careless camping near Garden Creek were proposed, with Boy Scouts offering help. Henning dining room to reopen under A K Bott, needing sustained patronage. Denver refinery site talks stall due to ownership negotiations.
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Camber of Commerce
Casper
Yellowstone Avenue
Natrona County
Garden Creek
Casper County
Harry L. Black
Sronta
Henning
A. K. Bott
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Liona Club
Earl D. Holmes
Denver
Cae
Shrine parade dazzles with colorful pageantry across cities
In a sprawling procession, temples from Peoria to Dallas showcased elaborate costumes and drills. Notable moments included Medinah Chicago with camels, Isla Al Malaikah Los Angeles in ornate font wear, and live camels from Poorla and Be attiee. An Egyptian dancer sparked questions of gender, while dignitaries Cutts and Coburn rode in red and gold automobiles.
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Alfficult
Peoria
Medinah Temple
Chicago
al Malaikah
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Ariz
Hella
Dallas
Texas
Ben Hur
Austin
Imperial Potentate Cutts
Potentate Coburn
Ishum Temple
San Francisco
Towa
Kansas
Des Moines
Midian
Wichita
Kan
Rahmes
Oakland
al Babr
San Diego
Pueblo
Cole
Mohammed
Poorla
Nile
Beattiee
Damascus
Rochester
N. Y
Pittsburg
Aloha
Honolulu
Byria
Pittsburgh
Balto
Aqua Pura
Aladdin
Columbus
Ohio
Harding
Maida
Bi Pano
Aliens to Enter U S Under 3 Percent Act Quotas Set
Washington June 18 The immigration bureau fixed the 3 percent act quotas for the coming fiscal year at 357,903, up from 355,825 last year, covering principal countries of origin and setting annual admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Inbor Department
Injured Parkersburg Rig and Reel Workers Improving
The condition of Robert Auborn and W D Lindaly, hurt unloading 500 barrel tanks at Parkersburg Rig and Reel, remains largely unchanged. Auborn had his right foot amputated at the ankle and is recovering with fortitude, while Lindaly’s both bones of the left leg and right ankle were severely damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Auborn
W. DD. Lindaly
Parkersburg Rig and Reel Company
Auborn
State Hospital
Lindsay
Parkeraburge Company
Ito
Home Secretary defends True reprieve amid controversy
London June 13 The Home Secretary Shortt defended the reprieve of Maj Ronald True in the commons saying he is bound by the law and no insane person shall be hanged The Times interview notes False cloud over a possible insanity plea and Lloyd George planned a meeting to discuss the matter as hostile questions loom in parliament
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Prec
Shortt
House of Commons
Ronald True
Gertrude Yates
Times
London Isle
True
Home Office
Commons
Daily Mail
Lloyd George
Elks 10 Celebrate Flag Day With Public Program
The local Elks lodge to host a Flag Day program tomorrow night at the lodge room. Alex Snarr plans the program while Secretary Robert Cohen urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Alex Snarr
Robert Cohen
Pythian Memorial Day Observed in Casper
The Casper lodge No 1 Knights of Pythias observed a Pythian memorial day with graves of departed brothers decorated. Three lodge members are buried there including W G Birkhaeweer who had been to Denver and returned early morning.
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Pythian Memorial OY
Casper
Casper Lodge No. 1
Mythiaa
W. G. Birkhaeweer
Denver
Northwestern Officials to Visit Casper on Inspection Run
Marvin Hughitt chairman and W H Finley president of the Chicago and Northwestern plan a special train inspection trip to Casper late this week as part of the official staff and executive board entourage. Superintendent GG A Holmes notes uncertainty on exact date but expects departure from Chicago June 15. Hughitt, serving since the system began over fifty years ago, remains active and punctual at age 86.
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Marvin Hughitt
W. H. Finley
Chicago and Northwestern
Allway
Casper
GG A Holmes
Holmes
Chicago
Chicago and
Northwestern
Spike Murphy and Gilmore battle to a draw in Salt Creek
The Spike Murphy versus Dude Gilmore ten round bout in Salt Creek ends in a draw. Both Casper residents fight hard with Gilmore using speed and Murphy landing several haymakers though not decisive. A fair crowd witnesses the contest as both fighters show heart and effort in a mountain region match.
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Spike Murphy
Dude Gilmore
Salt Creek
Casper
Spike
Gilmore
Murphy
Delegates Named for Estes Park Girl Reserves Meet
Casper Girl Reserves appoint Misa Delilah Wilkes and Kathéryn Prewitt to attend the West Central conference at Estes Park from June 20 to 40. Local effort seeks a Denver-overland delegate to send a third girl. If trains, they depart Monday, joining Cheyenne delegation. YWCA requests a three quarter bed for its office as loaned bed was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
West Central
W. Co. A
Estes Park
Misa Delilah Wilkes
Kathéryn Prewitt
Denver
Cheyenne
J. C. Rosa
Mexican Debt Adjustment In Sight Reports From New York
Secretary De La Huerta of Mexico’s finance department expressed confidence that talks with the International committee of bankers would yield a favorable debt agreement. He noted the session might end this afternoon, though outside finance circles were less optimistic. He will also meet American oil men on Thursday to resume discussions of tax payments made in Mexico City.
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New York
de la Huerta
Department of Finance
International Committee of Bankers
Senor de la Huerta
Mexico City
NO CHANGE IN JAP POLICY ON PACIFIC PLANS
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan will not alter policy to implement Washington agreements. Foreign Minister Uchida says Siberia conditions not justified and Japan will withdraw as order is restored. Troops to be pulled from Hankow and possibly other parts of north China once stability returns.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Japan
Washington
Uchida
Takahashi
Siberia
Hankow
China
Lincoln relic grammar tied to Ann Rutledge loaned to Decatur
Abraham Lincoln own copy of Kirkham's grammar, highly valued as a Lincoln Rutledge relic, enters the Decatur collection via loan from William W. Rutledge of Milton Montana. The book, studied by Lincoln and Ann Rutledge in New Salem, bears Lincoln's handwriting on the title page declaring Ann Rutledge is now studying grammar. It is reportedly the only gift Lincoln made to his sweetheart.
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Decatur, ML
Abraham Lincoln
Kirkham
Decatur Lincoln
William W. Rutledge
Milton, Mont
Lincoln
Ann Rutledge
New Salem
British Strike Ended After Union Vote Acceptance
The Amalgamated Engineering union approved employers proposals to settle the lockout in the engineering industry by 76 478 to 49 423. The lockout affected about three quarters of a million workers and lasted 14 weeks. D B Sullivan and B H G Vanatta returned from Denver, with other noted arrivals from Ames College and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Preas
Amalgamated Engineering Union
Airman Breaks Height Record In Bomber Flight
Lieutenant Wade piloted a bomber to a record altitude, landing at Jamestown about 25 miles from the takeoff point near McCook Field. The descent lasted 30 minutes as an orderly arrived with a lunch kit. temperature at ceiling was zero. The flight total duration was two hours and five minutes to reach the record altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Mately
McCookfield
Linetenant Wade
Ex Governor Lowden Invited to Casper Address
Former Illinois governor Frank O Lowden is in Laramie with UW graduates and Wyoming Bar Association duties. He has been invited by Casper's Young Men's Republican club to give a public speech next Friday night possibly drawing a large crowd.
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Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Laraoile
University of Wyoming
Wyoming State Bar Association
Caser
Young Men's
Republican Club
Lowden
Wos
Casper
Rickenbacker Arrives in Frisco After Air Mail Flight
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker landed in San Francisco at 8 16 a m on an air mail plane from Reno after an attempted New York to Frisco flight bearing messages from President Harding and other officials for a shrine convention. A lightning strike damaged his plant twice, forcing him to travel part of the distance by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Eddie Rickenbacker
Reno
Nev
New York
Harding
No Immediate Action Planned in Coal Strike
White House officials said no drastic action was planned by the administration over the coal strike. In Cleveland T K Maher of Maher Collieries indicated conferences among operators were under way to forge a peace offer to the unions. Pittsburgh reports noted a new Pennsylvania coal operators association, with local mine leaders predicting a possible early break in the nationwide strike while the four state agreement remains a negotiating anchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Cleveland
Ohio
T. K. Maher
Maher Collieries Company
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Deserter Tee Parra Sought After Family Deserted
Deputies watch Casper Tuesday for Tee Parra sought on a warrant charging wife desertion. Lilly Parra, mother of several children, has no support and authorities believe he planned to leave town by train. An arrest was expected that night per Tribune notices.
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Casper
Tee Parra
Lilly Parra
Haa
Parra
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BH. G. Vanatta
Leslia van Doren
Ames College
Earl C. Boyle
Casper Republicans
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Frisco
Everybody's Theater
Cecil B. Demille
Crichton
Lady Mary Lasersby
Gloria Swason
Lila
Tribune
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C. A. Wortham
Arkeon Dancing Academy
Elsie B. Hughes
Caspers Family Theatre
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W. Fliat
Bishop-Cass
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