Insurance clash over stolen Ford car in Natrona court
A Natrona County district court case centers on a Ford touring car claimed stolen in Greeley and reissued with a new license plate and engine number. The insurer seeks possession while county officials contest the link, with Judge C C Brown delaying judgment as testimony and evidence remain unsettled.
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C. C. Brown
Natrona
Anaredy
Greeley
Colo
Cheyenne
Casper
Natrona County
Medianicn
Estimates Cut On Strike Of Rail Workers
Chicago June 30. Maintenance of way workers call off a threatened nationwide strike after an official probe by the railroad labor board. The executive council will meet in Chicago on July 3 to decide next steps as shopmen in Casper, Wyoming prepare for a 10 a.m. walkout tomorrow.
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Chicago
Associated Press
E. Fr. Grable
Maintenance of Way Brotherhood
United States Railroad Labor Board
Mr. Grabb
The
Washington
White House
Railroad Labor Board
Tadera
Arafte
Lement
B. M. Jewell
Casper
Frank Lee
Burlington Railway
Northwestern Railroad
Guy Holmes
Miller Awarded Sidewalk Contract by City Fathers
The city council awarded the sidewalk contract for New Casper to U. & Miller at a special Thursday session. Bids ranged from 51,838 for installations without a gravel cushion to 54,527 with a gravel cushion. A gravel cushion will be used only where soil is sticky gumbo, not where sand or gravel already exist.
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Miller
City Fathers
Casper
U. & Miller
Vagrant Tom Sullivan Sentenced to 30 Days in City Jail
Judge Murray sentences Tom Sullivan to 30 days in the city jail on vagrancy charges. Sullivan demanded a jury trial and waives appeal as the court maintains the ruling.
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Federation
Murray
Tom Sullivan
Sullivan
Hie Cade
Rebels Hold Workers for Ransom In Mexican Camp
In Tampico oil region bands led by Gorozave hold 85 workers and demand 9 000 pesos by July 2 for surrender of Pecera camp property. Five other Americans were among the 85 plus remaining 15 000 pesos demanded at Aguada. Bielaski recalls his kidnapping and escape as bandits threaten a general assault near Ozuluama.
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Washington
Tampico
Mexico
Cortez Oil Company
State Department
Pecera
la Carrona Company
Gorozave
Aguada
Summerlin
A. Bruce Bielacki
Mr. Bielaski
Insurgents at Dublin surrender pioneer printer in Casper
In Casper a veteran printer Cc. W. Wixcey, who printed the first issues of the Natrona County Tribune, returns after 32 years away. He traveled with his wife and family planning a Yellowstone trip then Long Beach, California. The piece links his Casper-era roles with local history and a separate Dublin report notes the Four Courts surrender following an explosion and prisoner take.
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Casper Tribune
Cc. W. Wixcey
Natrona County Tribune
Casper Daily Tribune
Casper
Kimball Drug Store
Wikkey
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Long Beach
Calif
Wixley
J. Enos Waite
Will Kimball
Wyoming
Kimball
Derrick and
Wincey
McNamera
Waite
The
Tribune
Himelf
Wiscey
tfeNamara
Wixcey
Hugh
Colorado
Patton
Jack Conway
Red” Jack
Lou Polk
Four Courts
Free State
Ex-Solon Near Century Mark in Age
Former United States Senator Cornelius Cole, who will be 100 on September 17, has returned to New York after 40 years and approves modern changes. He recalls his congress days in 1851 and praises the transcontinental railroad effort, noting the early coast to coast railroad proposal began in 1861.
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New York
United States
Cornelius Cole
Congress
Riverside Drive
East
California
Cole
Panama
Huntington
Hopkins
Crock
Page
Winter Re elected President at General Federation Convention
The General Federation of Women's Clubs re elected Mrs. Thomas G. Winter of Minneapolis as president at its Chautauqua convention. Officers named include First VP Mrs. W Jennings Jacksonville Florida Second VP Mrs. Wallace T. Perham Glendive Montana Recording Secretary Mrs. James E. Hays Montezuma Georgia and Treasurer Mrs. Florence Ficore Cleburne Texas. The convention also tackled resolutions on uniform marriage and divorce motion pictures truth in fabric legislation art instruction and a national immigration commission. The most controversial topic at the biennial meeting was disposed of in the closing session.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. &. Jennings
Jacksonville
Mim
Wallace T. Perham
Glendive
Mont
James E. Hays
Montesuma
Florence Ficore
Chautauqua, N
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Doughnut Day Proclamation Issued by Casper Mayor
Casper mayor Ww. A. Blackmore urges residents to support a Doughnut Tag Day to complete fundraising for the Salvation Army in Casper. He calls the effort an investment in community welfare and a step toward better citizenship, urging liberal participation.
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Casper
Salvation Army
A. Blackmore
Frazier Wins in North Dakota Recall Defeat of McCumber Likely
Fargo North Dakota June 80 By The Associated Press defeats of Porter J McCumber senior United States senator and finance committee chairman were indicated in noon returns from six districts. Estimated half of the precincts reporting show McCumber trailing Lynn J Prager a non partisan league governor for six years who was recalled last fall.
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Fargo
N. D
Associated Press
Porter J. McCumber
United States
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Wedneetown
Atawinde Nrimoara
Etale
McQumber
Lynn J. Prager
Wall
Free Barbecue Draws Casper Mountain Road Crew
More than 200 people signified intent to attend a free barbecue at Badayilia on Casper Mountain July 4. About 20 citizens have already paid $4 to hire a laborer for Sunday. 26 more have joined to help on the road with rake and shovel and dark Sunday morning.
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Casper Motor Club
Badayilia
Casper Mountain
Anti-Lynching Bill Reported Favorably by Senate Committee
Washington June 10 The Deer anti lynching bill to impose penalties by the federal government for mob violence was reported favorably with amendments to the Senate judiciary committee by a vote of 8 to 2.
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Washington
Eenete
Doughnut Day Drive Plans Set by Salvation Army
Doughnut tag day leaders meet at the Heaning hotel front sample room tonight to hear James P. Sweeney outline plans and locate donation locations. A $1,000 goal aims to surpass prior drives as Carper at naan groups prepare the future event. The Columbus theater chorus was recruited for Page Night.
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Sabvation Army
Hea Ning
James P. Sweeney
Lari
Ocuipan
Ae & Financial
Naan
Clty
Columbu Theater
Explosion in Balboa boiler shop kills two
Panama June 10 Two persons were killed and several injured today in Balboa when an acetylene tank exploded aboard a ship boiler plant. The dead are a negro employee and Leopold A Johnson of Portland Oregon a riveter. The plant machinery was not damaged.
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Panama
Associated Preas
Balboa
Leopold A. Johnson
Portland
Vacation Bible School Exhibition At Mirat Civitan Church
Pupils of the daily vacation bible school at Mirat Civitan church will host a reception for the public this evening. An exhibition of the students' work will be shown and the program begins at a stated time. Parents friends and others are invited.
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Mirat Civitan
Colorado Guardsmen Mobilized in Colorado Coal Fields
Quiet prevailed in Colorado coal counties Weld Boulder Fremont Huerfano and Las Animas as nine guardsmen units moved to seven mining towns after threats and picketing at two bridges and a mine. Colonel Patrick J Hamrock said the state would investigate burnings and intimidation and mobilize state rangers if needed. Troops of the 17th Cavalry began moving from Overland Park toward the Puritan mine while awaiting central positioning for emergencies.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Associated Press
Weld
Boulder
Fremont
Huerfano
Las Animas
Biale
Patrick J. Hamrock
Mamrock
17Th Cavalry
Overland Park
Lhe
Imine
A L. Hart
Adjutant General
Baseball Scores From New York to Chicago Games
Ball scores from multiple cities show New York and Philadelphia games with Neb and Smith as batteries. Boston and Brooklyn contest led by Cadore and Deherry. Pittsburgh and St Louis saw Sherdell and Alnamitly Morrison as battery pairings. Chicago versus Cincinnati featured Rixey Wings Store land Kacfmann and O Farrell as battery pairs.
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New York
R.A. Philadelphia
Ring
Neb and Smith
Mpitisburgh
R.il
St. Louis
San Ooi
Pittsburgh
Sherdell and Alnamitly Morrison
Yellowhorse and
Gooch
Chicago
Cincinnati
Rixey and Wings
Storeland
Kacfmann
O'Farrell
Philadelphia to St Louis Battery Crew Lineup Report
The record lists battery teams from Philadelphia and St Louis with players including Piercy, Rostoen, Moore, Harrison, Perteins, Covelessis, Neill, Vangilder, and Severed. The sheet references locations Philadelphia and St Louis and notes game or roster annotations.
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Philadelphia
R.A . Rostoen
Piercy and Ruel
Moore, Harrison and Perteins
St. Louis
R. HE
Cleveland
St. Loulkee Og
Covelessis
Neill
Vangilder
Severed
Harding urges merchant marine subsidy for national trade fleet
At the White House President Harding appeals to agricultural leaders to support merchant marine legislation. He argues the subsidy benefits the nation and that without a national trade fleet agricultural interests will suffer.
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Wasitington
White House
Harding
Threat to Kill Leads to Fine and Jail for Offender
John Vogel faced a $100 fine and potential jail term after being charged with threatening Huett a state law enforcement agent with a revolver to kill. The case reflects a related vagrancy ruling that imposed 90 days in jail.
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John Vogel
Juellon Tubbs
Vogel
Huett
State
Lann
Nh. VT
Bill 10 scrap ships passed
Washington reports that Bill 10, authorizing the scrapping of capital ships, was passed by the Senate with amendments and sent to conference for reconciliation. The measure aims to regulate naval armaments amid treaty procedures.
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Washington
Redvelne
Senate Amerdinente
Conferance
Montana Rain Damage Hits Rail Lines Near Billings
Rail service stalled as heavy Montana rainfall washed out Crest Northern and Northern Pacific tracks between Broadview and Billings. Flooded creeks and washed bridges caused farm property damage and forced evacuations along affected counties.
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Billings
Mont
Wiclotty
Northern
Northern Pacific
Greet Northern
Broadview
Pacific
Munyon
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Lee
Burlington Road
Greybull
J. W. Walker
South Side
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Preas
Ozuluama
Antonio Portas
Panuncio Martinez
Ozul
Mexico City
Bruce Bielaski
Investigation Bureau
American Department of Justice
Department of Justice
Bielaski
Jesus Barcensa
Mexical
Punta Ixtlan
Farconan
Wight
Dublin
Pete Nicolaysen
Long” Shorty
Post Hole
Mec Grath
Patton and
Will Kimball, Sr
Ireland
Press Association
Yetin Mmved
Ireg
Frazier
N. Dakota
Ces
Ralph O
Boston— JR
Brooklyn
Boston
Peking
Department of Finance
Association of Railway Executives Moeting
Rilway Union
Montana
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