Casper Chamber Forum Dives Into Bold Civic Plans
Casper Chamber of Commerce hosts a lively forum with talks on the Texas Refining Co. employer policy, a booster auto trip, a Casper mountain glider project, Tribune fashion show, Laramie Children’s Home work, and road improvements to the refinery. Attendees push for timely decisions, urged by Judge Freeman and leaders like T. C. Tonkin and Low M. Gaywig.
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Texas Company
Fred W. Freeman
Douglas
Laramie
Casper Chamber of Commerce
Casper
Texas Refining Company
Casper Mountain
Tribune
Texas
Wist
Oport
Texas Production Company
Will Cure
Wilkerson
Wyoming Automotive Compenny
Cooper Merchants
E. K. Corse
Cathedral
Ey Yeera
Ana
Typhoid Fever Fatal in Ashdown Man
N Black, 27, died of typhoid fever at a local hospital yesterday afternoon after a week’s illness. The body rests at Bowman mortuary and will be shipped to the deceased’s home in Ashdown, Arkansas, with no word yet from parents.
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N. Biack
Bowman Mortuary
Ashdown
Arn
Becklinger Barber Shop 19 Reopened With 10 Patrons
Thomas Sherman longtime Grey Bull veteran opens Becklinger barber basement shop with three chairs in a fully equipped space. He brings local support and former Greybull connections to attract patrons. Brussels reports 11 German police confess plot to kill Lieut Graff. suspects held for court martial at Aix la Chapelle.
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Becklinger Barber Shop
Thomas Sherman
Greybull
Becklinger
Sherman
Upstate
Becksinger
Buiilding
Brussels
Dear
Graff
Aix la Chapelle
Tribune Fashion Show Set To Benefit Red Cross
A three day fashion event at the Elks club in Casper will raise proceeds for the Red Cross. Mrs Anna K Leeper leads the planning with a field of society members and young models and a varied program including music dance and vaudeville.
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L. A. Reed
Red Cross Sociery
Reed
Tribune
Red Cross
The
Elks Club
Casper
Anna K. Leeper
John B. Barnes, Jr
W. S. Kimball
Firs
Frank Flannigan
Harry L. Young
Mra. Leeper
Forcela
Mra
Walter Schultz
Paul Bacheller
Walter FL McGregor
Mia. J. R. Hansard
Lovey Norr's
Lola Longshore
Fiona Mae Healy
Helen Lioyd
Iwt
Stanley Globel
Harry McCraken
Hijs Fasciant
Shave
Mins Ethel Mann
Celobeer
Elke Lodge
Bika
Bouth Center Street
Hillhouse Funeral Planned After Texas Refinery Death
The funeral for E. P. Hillhouse, boiler maker, killed Friday at the Texas refinery, will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Shattertay chapel. Rev. C. M. Thompson to officiate with burial in the local cemetery.
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E. P. Hillhouge
Texas
Tomorow
Shattertay
C. M. Thompson
Aviator Gordon Plans Mountain Glider Dash to Break Record
Casper resident Garry Gordon aims to leap from Casper Mountain in a glider or motorless craft built with a detachable bicycle-wheel carriage to set a world duration record. Backing from the Casper Chamber of Commerce is sought after a luncheon presentation by B. T. Burner. Aircraft expert K. R. Williams foresees favorable air conditions and strong chances of success with local shop-built wings and Gordon’s self-designed craft.
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Chamber'n
Casper
Wan
BE. R. Parkiner
Purkiner
Garry Gordon
Chamber of Com Luerte Wan
Acrom
Tna
Pathe News
Allrectors
Texas
Klackmore
Ben Bohorck
Chamber
Elks
Niice
Avinator
Dealigning
Casper Mountain
Gordon
Gadar Ia
Afr
Platte Valley
Experi
Daughter of Choir Leader Tells Story in New Brunswick
Charlotte Mills daughter of Eleanor Mille, choir leader, whose body was found with Rev. Edward W. Hall on September 16, enters the inquiry anew. She sought Governor Edwards for aid, prompting state police to assist local detectives. Monday she was taken from high school to the prosecutor's office for two hours.
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Charlotte Mills
Linear
Eleanor FR. Mille
Edward W. Hall
Edwarde
Mies Mille
Neutral interests decide all coal issues
A telegram from Herbert Hoover and James J. Davis asked for a 20 name panel of coal personnel, tied to a conference with miners and operators. The request was rejected by the operators and caucus, who cited the Cleveland agreement. John J. Lewis said miners stand firm on the Cleveland terms and the investigation commission.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Oeto
Associated Prom
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
James J. Davis
Secretary of Labor
Bevan Winslow
Maher
Voday
Une Gaming
Each & Pane
Oper
al & Caucaus Yeatoring
Auueuel
John J. Lewie
United Ming Workers of Ameria
Moonlight Picnic for Epworth League Set at Toweponte Grounds
The Epworth League of the Methodist church plans a moonlight picnic tomorrow evening at the Toweponte grounds. Attendees should meet at the church around 1 p m and not later than 6 o'clock, with rides arranged for those needing them. An excellent menu for the plenic supper is promised.
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Epworth League
Methodlat
Toweponte
Thomas W. Lawson Missing After Selling Estate to Pay Debts
Boston news reports financier Thomas W. Lawson vanished after selling his Dream world estate to cover debts. Trustees say he sought solitude, possibly headed to Oregon to join his daughter, with recent health concerns noted and no word from him since leaving Southwest Harbor to visit his sister.
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Thos. W. Lawson
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Thowe
Horace BR. Fos
Lawson
Oregon
Henry Metall
Southwest Harbor
Maine
M S. Mary Lawson
Alnow
Booster Committee of Chamber of Commerce Set to Meet
The Good Fellowship Booster Committee of the chamber of commerce will meet Wednesday night at seven o clock in the headquarters to arrange details of a booster trip to Glenrock Douglas Manville and Lusk later this month. The aim is to extend fellowship and improve town cooperation. all members and interested citizens are urged to attend with ideas.
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Good Fellowship Booster Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Welock
Chamber of Continence
Glenrock
Douglas
Manville
Lusk
Good Fellowship
Midwest Gets First Oil in Durango Well
Wires from Durango Colorado report the Midwest Refining company completed a well fifteen miles west of Farmington New Mexico at a depth of about so many feet with an estimated output of 600 barrels. Local officers had not confirmed the report as drilling continued. New York consumes more than 26 tons of malt daily.
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Midwest
Durango
Colorado
Midwest Refining Company
Farmington
N. M
Prem
New York
Brookhart Fight Fires Up Republican Meeting in Des Moines
A large Des Moines rally denounces U.S. Senate candidate Smith W. Brookhart as a dangerous radical who would nationalize railroads and banks. Col. Brookhart faces charges of collusion with radicals after a Chicago meeting, while Milton Pitt accuses the candidate of winning the nomination by trickery and threatens a broader party movement.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Col. Brookhart
Chicago
B. F. Carroll
Russia
Mother Declares Baby a Son After Hospital Mixup
Bertha Rich in Bergen sanitarium refused a nurse's claim the newborn was a daughter, insisting she bore a boy. Her husband Edward seeks legal aid and the couple face Master George Murray with a 34 hour deadline to accept or be charged with abandonment.
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Jersey City
N. J
Bergen Sanitarium
Bertha Rich
Mothers’ Institute
Mrec Rich
Edward
Ex Postmaster Seized for Embezzlement of US Funds
Frank W Roach alias Frankrants, 60, ex postmaster at Calexico California, was taken into custody by postal inspectors in Baarling Colorado. He allegedly embezzled about 7000 dollars from Calexico accounts. Roach had served in Calexico since February and had wandered across several states. He recently worked in a Sterling printing plant after leaving Calexico and was married with two sons.
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U. S
Texan
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorados
Teec
Alex
Jong
Elileven
Rom Hue Fleet
Wali Hie
See Vail
Roach
Kann. Reaach
Sterling
Calexiog
Aice Postmwater
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Judge Freeman
Mr. Freaman
T. C. Tonkin
Sbort
Low M. Gaywig
Pie
Asia Minor
N. Black
ST. Paul
Minn
Kelsey, Sax, Meadowland and
Ferway
Duluth
G. M. Gonzett
Forestry Field Administration
Sux
Elismere
K. R. Williams
England
Royal Firing Corps
New Brunswick
Booster Committee
Clinton
Didate
Kansas City
California
Hutchinnen