Labor convention rejects war referendum proposal
In Denver the American Federation of Labor voted down a war referendum amendment to the U S constitution. The roll call: 21 742 against, 14 530 for the measure. Several unions supported the proposal while others opposed arguing about safeguards and democratic principles.
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United States
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Carpenters’ Union
S. H. Gardner
Cleburne
Texas
James Duncan
Quincy
Mass
Roy Burt
John Frey
Cincinnati
H. W. Fox
Wyoming Star Federation of Labor
D. C. Smart
President Harding Likely Names Devries to Appeals Court
Washington June 123 The president is understood to have virtually decided to appoint Marion Devries presiding judge of the United States court of customs appeals He is a California native and currently serves as an associate judge on the court Subscribe for The Tribune.
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Harding
Marion Devries
States Court of Customs Appeals
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Big Surprise in Casper from Simple Camphor Eye Wash
Casper residents react to quick eye relief using camphor hydrastis witch hazel mixed with Lavoptik eye wash. Reports claim immediate help for red irritated eyes and weak aching eyes. Cas p er Pharmacy advertises free aluminum eye en for customers.
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Casper
Casper Pharmacy
September Morn Barred From Cheyenne Beach Resort
Cheyenne officials ban September Morn from Mercury beach after complaints. Police are instructed to arrest any person swimming at the beach without conventional bathing raiment, applicable to all ages and genders.
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Cheyenne
Mercury Beach
Doctor Leaves for Omaha After Mother's Death
Dr. H. A. Reichenbach traveled to Omaha following the death of his mother Mrs. A. K. Reichenbach. He expects to return Sunday.
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H. A. Reichenbach
Omaha
A. K. Reichenbach
Clothing Needed for Pueblo Sufferers and Relief
Pueblo relief drives appeal for cast off clothing and shoes. County Attorney M W Purcell offers Consolidated Royalty basement rooms for collection with women in charge. J Ernest Abell of Knights of Columbus relief at Pueblo reports urgent need for used garments.
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M. W. Purcell
NIA Pilot Narrow Escape At Omaha Field
Cheyenne June 24 Robert Filin air mail pilot assigned to the division of the service had a narrow escape landing at Omaha field after a Cheyenne to Omaha flight. His engine died while circling the field and the aircraft crashed into a ditch and turned over though the pilot Elia emerged nearly uninjured. A report was received by A B Dunphy superintendent of the Omaha Salt Lake division of the air mail here Tuesday night.
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Cheyenne
Robert Filin
Air Mail
Omaha
Elia
A. B. Dunphy
Omaha-Salt Lake
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Frisco Engineers Approve National Agreement Amid Strike Break
Telephonic orders from Ernest Pegg, San Francisco marine engineers union agent, directed a strike termination with the U S Shipping Board terms. George Finneran, acting agent, seeks reinstatement after quitting shipboard service. About 108 men affected by the new order as Pacific coast engineers show first wavering acceptance.
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Ernest Pegg
Busness
San Francissco Marine Engineers Union
Seattle
Wessels
Gineers
United States Shipping Board
Washington
George Finneran
Shipping Board
Fee
Pogge
Pacific Coast Engineers
Patton Named U G Marshal to Carry Out Liquor Car Sale
Cheyenne June 23 United States Marshal Daniel F Hudson of Wyoming begins libel proceedings against two cars used to violate the Volstead act. The sale will likely be by the U S marshal for Wyoming, though Hugh L Patton of Casper takes over July 1 to finish any remaining business. An Essex touring car owned by Charles A Speyder and George Davis seized at Cheyenne and a Buick roadster owned by Charles Dittmar seized at Sheridan are slated for sale to the highest bidder at Cheyenne July 20 1921.
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Cheyenne
United States
Daniel F. Hudson
Wyoming
Hudson
Hugh L. Patton
Casper
Charles A. Speyder
George Davis
Charles Dittmar
Sheridan
GROW INDIANS TO TAKE PART IN COMMEMORATIVE EXERCISES
Special to The Tribune Billings Montana June 23 Practically the entire Crow Indian population will attend the Custer battle commemorative exercises at Hardin and Crow Agency starting Friday About 200 Prior district Indians have already begun overland travel and are camped at Prior Creek A tribal council area will be held around the event to discuss leases and other matters Crop prospects on the Crow reservation are good this year with a sizable crop under cultivation per reports.
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Crow Indian Reservation
Hardin and Crow Agency
Prior Creek
Crow Reservation
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