Mammoth Auto Show to Exhibit 24 Makes in Casper
Casper to host its first annual Automobile Show at the Arkeon the week of October 23. More than 20 dealers and accessory firms will enter about 24 makes and models from brands such as Packard Hudson Nash Studebaker Buick Ford Lincoln and Cadillac.
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Great Tribune
Arkeon
Casper
Daily Tribune
Motor Dealers
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Jasupancs
Aitergy Biyou
Elone
J.B. Mansfield, Incorporated
Packard
C. BK. Kennedy Motor Company
Wills Saint Clair
Chalmers
Maxwell
Carr and Treber
Nash
Benedict Dodson Motor Company
Rickenbacker
Columbia
Branson Auto Company
Buick
Gallup Motor Company
Durant
Btar
Stephen Dreyer
Rev
Doud
Weaver
Paige
Jewett
Wyoming
Oldsmobile Company
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
John Whelsenhunt
Hupmobile
Wyoming Automotive Company
Casper Supply Company
Auto Equipment Company
Brodle Rubber Company
Federated Clubs Convene in Torrington Wyoming
Delegates from Lander Riverton Cody Powell Lovell Greybull Basin Worland Thermopolis Casper and Douglas gather for the seventeenth annual Wyoming State Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Torrington. The opening sessions include reports a history of the federation by Miss May Hamilton and a fundraising drive for the Educational and Loan Fund totaling 550 dollars.
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Torrington
Wyo
Tribune
Wyoming State Federation of Women's Clubs
Lander
Riverton
Cody
Powell
Lovell
Greybull
Basin
Worland
Thermopolis
Casper
Douglas
Federation
Lin T. Noble
Baratoga
May Hamilton
Schoola
Natrona County
Crace
Raymond Hebard
Varanie
Resolutions Committee
Katharine A. Morton
Cheyenne
B. J. Brooks
Geome
Ida J. Noble
Auile
Speed blamed as main cause of Casper area crashes
County coroner Gay says nine tenths of Casper traffic accidents stem from speeding. He cites recent fatalities on Center street and a near-miss involving Fire Chief Razee. He urges community action by Rotary, Lions, and residents to report speeding and support enforcement. A safety banquet at Henning will launch the campaign.
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Lew Gay
Na‘rona County
Casper m
Dan Worth, Jr
Center Street
Mir G
Elmer Razee
Mr. Gay
Rotary
Liong
Casper
Staton
Aif
Ufe
Noy Hartzell
Stendard
Huartzell
Banqguet
Hen
Great North Fire Devastates Ontario Regions
News from North Bay Ontario and Ottawa reports massive forest fires sweeping northern Ontario and Quebec. Refugees flee Haileybury and North Cobalt while towns like Halleybury North Cobalt Chariton and New Liskeard face total or partial destruction. Over five thousand homeless and dozens of lives feared amid fast moving flames with rain awaited.
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North Bay
Ont
Haileybury
Minnesota
Iron Ranges
Duluth
Cuyuna Range
Crow Wing
Ottawa
Canada
Ontario
St. Maurice River
Quebec
North Liskeard
North Ontario
Temiakaming
Northern Ontario
St. Maurice Valley
St. Mathieu de Caxton
Shawinigan
Grand Mere
Grande Piles
St. Lambert
Winigan
Cobalt
George W. Lee
Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway
North Country
Hal’eybury
North Cobalt
Chariton
Henalip
Birgiehart
New Liskeard Weat
T. and
WN. C
Quebec Study Proposes Pulp and Paper Teaching Achoo Project
The Quebec Government considers a project for teaching pulp and paper making. It notes coal mines in the United States could produce from 70,000,000 to 100,000,000 tons annually.
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Quebec
United States
Boosters to Meet Friday to Plan October Trip
A noon meeting at the Henning hotel gathers all Chamber of Commerce boosters planning the October 12 trip. Attendees will finalize plans for travel to Glenrock Douglas Lost Springs Beeline Manyilio Lyak, with garages showing cars at the Trilune Automobile show joining the expedition to advertise Casper merchants and the big show. Led by Low M. Gay, booster committee chair, and secretary Charles G B Stanford, the effort seeks strong turnout.
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Henning
Chamber of Commerce
Glenrock
Douglas
Lost Springs
Beeline
Manyilio
Lyak
Casper
Low M. Gay
Boogtar Committee
Charles GB. Stafford
Cavalry horse beaten to death sparks formal prosecution
In Cody Wyoming Capt Clarence Williams troop F Wyoming National Guard cavalry is accused of beating a horse to death with a club near public school grounds. The animal balked at stalls and was forced to twist ears and kick. Civil and military prosecutions are anticipated as State Humane officer Harris coordinates with authorities.
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Seer
Cody, Wyb
Cody
Clarence Williams
Wyoming National Guard Cavalry
Refinery Employee Improves After Severe Scalding
Fred WN Harris, trapped in boiler house No. 1, plant No. 3 at Standard Oil Indiana refinery, was seriously burned by a valve release but is now resting easily at the county hospital. The injury occurred Wednesday morning as scalding water sprayed across his back.
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Fred WN. Harris
Indiana
Flarris
Tribune Scores Beat on Baseball Edition on Street
Thousands of fans in Casper witnessed The Tribune publish a baseball extra 90 seconds after the game. The paper credits its rapid mechanical setup for speed and detailed late world news. The city edition at 4 PM added box scores and Polo Grounds stories alongside local and wire news.
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Tribune
Polo Grounds
the Tribune
International Labor Conference Set to Address Unemployment and Immigration
The conference opens in Geneva on October 18 with unemployment and the immigration problem listed as chief topics. Delegates from many nations gather to discuss labor conditions, policies, and potential solutions for workers worldwide.
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Tidineva
Turkish cavalry enters Constantinople neutral zone near Kandra
Turkish nationalist cavalry appears in the Constantinople neutral zone at Kandra about 65 miles east of the city on the Black Sea coast. The breach marks the first reported violation of the zone. allied and Turkish military leaders reach a tentative armistice framework at Mudania outlining troop withdrawals and a stabilized frontline south of the Dardanelles.
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Kandra
Constantinople
Associated Press
Kandra Is
Black Sea
Lamid Peninsula
Chanak
Dardanelles
Madera
Mudania
Sone
Dardanellan
Gallipoli
Crauwens
Skamander
Greek minister calls mobilization as war ends anger
In Athens the war minister issues a proclamation urging able bodied citizens not in the mobilized forces to volunteer for the Greek army until the current Turkish conflict ends. In Cleveland the United Mine Workers policy committee reaffirms wage demands through 1925 and a six hour day five day week with overtime rates. In Chicago eighty three railroads with about 65 000 miles of line and 135 000 to 150 000 shop crafts workers settle a shopcrafts’ alvike per a bulletin signed by B M Jewell president.
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Turkey
Cleveland
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Chicago
United States
Federated Shopcrafts
Alvike
B. M. Jewell
Post Dent
Indian Slayer Freed After Guilty Plea
Judge Wilson of Waacd county circuit court freed Indian Jack who pleaded guilty to complicity in the Jing of Jin Starr and Clow tribesman. The judge ruled sending him to prison would be a travesty since two other involved defendants were acquitted. He said there was evidence behind the plea despite the guilty plea.
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Thy Dulles
Orc
bin Jack
Jin Starr
Clow
BM. Wilson
Waacd County
Wilson Oald
Columbia Jak
Indiana
Jack
Wison
Mine Man Found Dead in Berth on Train
Charien E B Ayer of the San Francisco office of a Arizona mining company was found dead in his berth aboard a train as it arrived in Los Angeles. He was returning from the annual meeting of directors at Don Cabesna.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charien EB. Ayer
San Francisco
At Arizona Mining Company
Dow Cabetas
Don Cabesna
Kiwanis Club Publishes Football Tickets and Community Plans
Casper Kiwanis members meet at noon to discuss sale of high school football season tickets and use of the Baptist gymnasium for interclub basketball nights. Officials cover Wyoming state compensation law and labor program benefits, while new members Dr. C. H. Carpenter and W. D. Johnston join.
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Casper Kiwanis Club
Wyoming
Baptist Gymnasium
Harry Mille Astin
Maurice Pout
Hoffman
Labor Department
D. W. Opilbee
M. Thompson
C. H. Carpenter
W. D. Johnston
Shawkey and Barns Oppose Giants in Second Series at Polo Grounds
In New York the Yankees faced the Giants in the second game of the world series tournament at the Polo Grounds. Nicknamed pitchers Shawkey and Barns prepared to duel, while Ruth and Huggins anticipated a Yankee batting resurgence after a recent slump. Fans filled the upper stands as the afternoon heat continued to bear down on the field.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Robert Shawkey
New York Yonkers
Giants
Huggine
Bhawkey
Giant
Jess Barnie
Indin Alga
Yankees
Payahol
Payahoomy
Habe Ruth
Thee Apedd
Nick Atroghk
Ayfebaacht
Thair
Wntil
Abe Ruth
Jond F
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Hudson, Esaer, Marmon
Coliseum Motor Company
Dodge
C. Boyle
Ford
Lincoln
Cadillac Company
Cadil
Lac
Charles F. Patterson
McGraw
The
Huggins of
Lanks
Coroner
ST. Paul
Minn
J. Barnes
Shawkey—Yanks
Harry J. Ward
Wiliams
Harris
Williama
Athens
Shawkey
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