Summer camp site chosen near Buffalo Wyoming
The TY. M. A. Summer camps run July 6 to 15 and July 17 to 26, about 25 miles west of Buffalo on the Buffalo Tensleep road crossing Crazy Woman creek. Casper members H G B Durham and L A Toothaker chose the site, praised for drainage and abundant firewood. Over 600 dollars of new gear, tents and cooking equipment, has been purchased. Registration on July 1 with Toothaker or A A Sladen. Camp split into two 10 day sections, older boys first, younger second.
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Buffalo
Buffalo-Tensleep Road
Crazy Woman Creek
H. GB. Durham
L. A. Toothaker
Casper
Thin Alte
Cara
Muddy
Hachbor
Tadke
A. A. Sladen
Teuton Foreign Minister Rathenau Slain Amid Genoa Turmoil
The German foreign minister Dr. Walther Rathenau, born 1867, was described as a forceful leader with business acumen and vision. He played a pivotal role at Genoa, notably signing the Rapallo treaty with Soviet Russia, a move that stunned allies and unsettled the conference. The assassination shocks Europe as diplomacy reels.
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German
General Electric Company
Berlin
Rathenau
Genoa
Rapallo
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Dr. Brathenan
Lady Wilson I Foe of Cabinet
Continued discussion on cabinet tensions as Irish questions and peace fail to materialize. The piece notes government anxiety, potential opposition strength, and the uncertainty over weekend developments before Parliament reconvenes.
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Lady Wilson I
Fee
Commons
Wife lodges complaint against husband at police court
Mrs Mudd accuses her husband R K M Mudd an ewitchman for the Chicago and Northwestern railroad of an alleged offense at their home 452 Spruce Street when she reproved him for a grievance The hearing was set for tonight or tomorrow morning according to the police court schedule
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RK. M. Mudd
Ewitchman
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Mra Mudd
Spruce Street
Ahe
Uruthan Fabric ordinance introduced in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wyoming June 24 a proposed Uruthin fabric ordinance mirrors earlier measures in Wyoming towns and is under consideration in Kim Champagne.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Keonsth Willems Breaks Nineteenth Home Run In Detroit Game
Detroit game saw Willems of the Americans hit his nineteenth homer in the third inning. With two on, Pillette pitched, and the ball cleared the right field fence.
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Detroit
National League Scores From Philadelphia New York and Pittsburgh
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat Boston 6 1 with McQuillan O Neill Meadows and Henline striking. New York defeated Brooklyn 5 4 behind Grimes Miller and Toney Causey and Smith. Pittsburgh hosted Cincinnati with Cincinnati winning 7 1 over Philadelphia with Fillington Gowdy Winters Lansing and Peters delivering.
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Philadelphia
Boston
McQuillan
O’ Neill
Meadows
Henline
New York
RK. H. E
Brooklyn
Grimes and Miller
Toney, Causey and Smith
RE. E. E
Winters
Lansing
Peters
Baseball scores and lineups from multiple American League games
A condensed summary of AL action across Chicago Detroit Washington and Boston including game scores batters pitchers and doubleheaders. Notable lineups feature Morton O Neill Schalk Vangilder Severeid Pilletts Bassler Naylor Perkins Erickson Phillips Gharrity and Hoffman.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Naylor and Perkins, Erickson, Phillips and Gharrity
Chinese mutiny continues after Canton retreat
An interview aboard a cruiser reveals the jailed leader stating he will not resign and refuses to yield to forces. He blames subordinates for treachery and claims loyalty of the southern navy while condemning Peking leaders and insisting parliament alone can accept his resignation.
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Canton
Chen Chiung-Min
Sun
Peking
Important stockmen meeting in Natrona July session
Natrona County Stockgrowers to discuss opening wide live stock trails into Casper to aid railroad shipment. July meeting at 2 p m in the county courthouse will review the trail project and a Casper area stock warehouse plan. G M Penley notes homesteaders oppose wide trails yet benfits may outweigh objections. A committee will report on the situation.
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Natrona County Stockgrowers Association
Casper
G. M. Penley
Natrona County
Husbands freed in death case details emerge
The Casper court heard testimony in a murder suicide case involving Grace Dennis and Everett Dennis. He faced conflicting warnings, she killed herself with a pistol after a tense confrontation about a bottle labeled carbolic acid. The inquest described the scene at 153 North Durbin Street and the immediate aftermath, with medical examiners confirming instantaneous death and a note from Mrs. Dennis expressing despair and love for her husband.
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Northwestern Railroad
Dennis
Eles
Denis
Fatisfiul
Everett Dennis
Martin J. Nolan
William Clayton
Casper Police Department
Nolan
Gay
M. W. Purcell
J. A. Likely
Gill H. Wootten
G. L. Lucases
Mre. Dennis
Eald
Grace Dennis
Freene
Casper
Mike Hamke 15 Fined for Trapping Beaver
Beaver Mike Hamke 15 was fined $98.60 by Judge Tubbs yesterday for trapping beaver. Ramke, not to be confused with a moonshiner, faced a single trapping charge. The article notes a heavy advertiser and a Chicago manufacturer with a long capital story, but details are unclear.
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Mike Hamke
Beaver
Tubbs
Ramke
Two Deaths In Canada Storm Reported At Least Two Killed
A cyclone like storm swept across Saskatchewan and Manitoba causing extensive damage. Emergency wires carried reports of crops leveled and buildings razed from Saskatoon to Dauphin and Winnipeg with at least two deaths confirmed and hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. In Pottage La Prairie the Forsyth Grain elevator was destroyed and roofs torn from many structures.
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Baseatoon
Sask
Here
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Bredenburg
Dauphin
Man
Winnipeg
Pottage la Prairie
Forsyth
Officers on hunt for still near county line raid planned
Natrona and Carbon counties merge in a raid on a hidden Canyon Creek still just over the border. Deputy John Powers State Prohibition Officer Ben Hewitt and Assistant Game Warden R B McCullough left Casper aiming to Alcora by noon to seize the still. Natrona authorities join the effort to protect sheepmen affected by the proximity to the line. Sheriff Marquis knew the location and dispatched a posse to lead.
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Natrona
Carbon Counties
Canyon Creek
Carbon County
John Powers
Ben Hewitt
R. B. McCullough
Casper
Alcora
Ctil
Marquis
Cotter Bound Over On Liquor Charge
R T Cotter was bound over to the district court yesterday on bootlegging charges. The man is said to be a victim of a North Burlington house fire that uncovered apparatus for making moonshine. Jack Garnell has also been bound over to the district court on a bootlegging charge.
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R. T. Cotter
Cotter
North
Burlington
Jack Garnell
District
Van Hovel Gase Thrown Out Of Police Court
The case of John Van Hovel cited to police court to answer a charge of conducting a pawn broker business without a license was dismissed last evening due to a witness’s failure to appear. Van Hovel runs a secondhand business at 216 West First Street and denies pawn dealings. Miss Margaret McKenzy of Lander Pahata...
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John van Hovel
van Hovel
West First Street
Military probe of Maggagre at Illinois mines launched
A military probe into the Herrin Illinois mine massacre began amid indictments of local officials for lax preparations and delayed troop requests. The commission questioned Sheriff Thaxton Colonel Hunter and other leaders while mine guards returned to work under union protection as bodies were recovered and the property damage neared $100000.
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Pagene
Thaxton
Hunter
Williamson County
Military Board
Marion
Springfield
Duty
Hugh Willis
Colonel Hunter
Black Ald
Willis
Chicago
Samuel Hunter
Wooks
Pace
Herrin
United Mine Workers
John Conroy
William Rockefeller Brother of John D in New York
William Rockefeller born in Richford New York and son of William Rockefeller Sr. rose to head the New York oil branch after 1865. Unlike John D Rockefeller he joined railways and other interests and lived largely in Tarrytown New York. He died after 1944 and left two sons and two daughters.
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William Rockefeller
John D
New York
Congressional Committee
Money Trust
House of Representatives
Fifth Avenue
Tarrytown
Broadway
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Rockefeller
Flo
Pujo
H. H. Rogera
Cnandor
Jokyleland
Rockefellar
Waa
Standard Oil Company of New York
Amelia
John D. Rockefeller
Willam Rockefeller
New York Company
Tio
William ‘Rockefeller
Wellesley College
Cummon
William Raeckefoner
Wiliam
Percy A. Mitchelth
Marestina H. Dodge
Qruma
David MH
McAlpin
Farrington defends miners union amid Herrin mine turmoil
Far rington, president of the Miners branch of the United Mine Workers, said the Lester mine near Herrin Illinois sparked trouble as the coal company attempted to operate non union with strikebreakers under armed guard. More than 150 Herrin area miners left the coal fields in Carbondale through the night and today, citing no stated reasons, while the governor’s commission prepared to meet in Herrin.
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Farington
Miners’ Union
ST. Louis
Associated Press
Lester Ming
Herrin
Frank Farrington
United Mine Workers of America
Carbondale
Operators Seek Troops Amid Illinois Mine Disorder
Counsel for Southern Tulngia Coal Co requested federal troops from Adj Gen Carlos E. Black to William County Illinois, alleging sheriff inaction and danger of further mine-related unrest as non union workers faced strikes by miners and sympathizers. The situation tied to a burned strip mine and ongoing labor tensions in southern Illinois.
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Chicago
Southern Tulngia Coal Company
Adj
Carlos E. Black
Springfield
Williamcon
Senators Clash Over Coal Strike Rights and Federal Intervention
In a heated debate the Montana senator argues for protection of workers' rights to seek employment at any price, condemning violence in Herrin as worse than wartime atrocities. Other leaders blame Illinois authorities for lax order, warn against federal intervention, and urge state action to keep mines open and coal flowing.
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America
Montana
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Myers
Thoee
Sanitor Bursum
New Mers Eo
Tilinolsa
Florrin
Tilinois
Bursum
State Official Blames Mine Owner
Charles Richard Edrington, state investigator and fire official, declares W. J. Lester morally and legally responsible for a massacre by gunmen at a strip mine. He presented his findings to Major General Milton Foreman, urging indictments if warranted, and stresses Lester’s role in inciting the violence.
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Herrin, Ll
Associated Press
W. J. Lester
Charles Richard Edrington
East St. Lomia
Government Intelligence Service
Milton Foreman
Military Investigating Board
Small
Lester
Flo
Edrington
Chicago
New York Port Handles Nearly Half of U S Foreign Trade
Report notes that about 50 percent of United States foreign trade flows through the port of New York, underscoring its dominance in international commerce and logistical weight for the nation.
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United States
Port of
New York
More Wives of Parson Sought as Drug Habit Case Grows
A private detective leads a nationwide search for more women who wed Donald Duncan Stewart, the unfrocked clergyman accused of bigamy and linked to a drug habit. Diary excerpts from Mrs. Ethel Turner Osbaldeston Stewart reveal alleged marriages and a plan to “cure him” of addiction, while detectives examine photos found among Stewart's effects to identify additional spouses or associates.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Donald Duncan Stewart
Boston
Ringea
Firannia Mar 'E
Los Angeles Times
Del
Hertha Ellen Granule
Thcinapelle
Mew
Ueterdeeton
Fev Yys Sear
Mra
Oubaldeston
Stewart
New York
Stowart
Mills Couple Bound Over for Blackmail
Willian and Mrs. McCane of Mills are bound over to trial on blackmail charges related to an incendiary fire that destroyed a home. Kirk Walter, Mills town marshal, reported threats tied to the McCanes and letters allegedly written by him linked to the Ku Klux Klan are in sheriff custody pending handwriting expert analysis. Trial is set for September, with arrival of the expert expected within three days.
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Willian McCane
Mills
Kirk Walter
Boyle
Thstriat Court
Ial
Wark
McCane
Ku Klux Klan
Purcall
Parkerton Pastor To Speak in City Parkerton
Rev. Chester A. Bentley of Union Baptist Church Parkerton will preach at First Baptist Church Sunday in place of absent local pastor Rev. Thomperon who attends the Northern Baptist convention in Indianapolis. Bentley will also lead the Brotherhood class of the Sunday school and all Casper men are invited.
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Chester A. Bentley
Union Baptist Church
Parkerton
First Baptist Church
Thomperon
Northern Baptist Comvention
Indianapolis
Bently
Brotherhood Das
Casper
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RH. E
Bd. F. Cleveland
Morton and O'Ne'd. Faber and Schalk
R.H.E. St. Louis
Vangilder and Severeid
KR. HH. E
Jones
Murray
Dowl
Hoffman
Collins
Russel
HL E
Pagone
Kan River
Stocemen
Paria
Chicago Chewing
Canada
Gase
Margaret McKenzy
Lander Pahata
Maggagre
Illinois
Commission
Leater
Berry Pickers
Cuaty Road
K. McDowell
Herron
Penate
Blackmai
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