Cathedral Home at Laramie Completes New Building
The Cathedral Home for Children in Laramie has moved from the bishop’s residence to a new building near the fairgrounds after ten years of work. Archdeacon F Dray says the state’s only orphan home serves all needy children regardless of belief, with training in domestic duties and schooling. The expanded facility includes garden space to aid the culinary department and relies on ongoing support from friends statewide.
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Annual Wage Hike Request to be Heard by Board
The Railway Labor Board will take up the demands of 100000 shortline railway workers for an annual wage increase estimated around 50 billion dollars. The action mirrors claims by the four major railway brotherhoods affecting over 300 railways and related operations.
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Faith in good people funds debt by property pledge
A statement notes belief in the community by incurring a debt of 11 0 9 percent? and promising future payment, secured by the value of property involved.
Death of Thermopolis Resident John Burge In Thermopolis
John Burge aged two years is reported dead in Thermopolis after being found in his room with his face downward. Survived by his parents Curtis and Jennings Burge of Thermopolis, Mrs. Bes ale Peters of Casper, and several siblings in Missouri and Colorado. He moved to Thermopolis fifteen years ago from Timol and recently left a hay and grain business due to ill health.
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Unusual Center Street smash injures few
A Ford driven by a local man crashed into a parked Missouri tourist car in front of the Evenston hotel on Center Street Sunday at 2 90 PM. The Ford carried three children. the driver lost control while reaching with his left hand to cradle the youngest. Windshields shattered and fenders bent. baby received a forehead cut but all occupants were frightened. A bystander reading mileage on the tourist car was unhurt.
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Youth Shoots Self After Talk on Bravery at Ranch
Parry Sturgis, a thirteen year old youth believed to have run away from home, shot himself through the temple with a .38 caliber revolver at the Hi Minn ranch near Pinon, Wyoming, following a talk on bravery. The incident occurred near Kemmerer and police are investigating.
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Tragic Gun Incident Reported in Franklin County
A man took a gun from a ranch hand and went to a family cabin to commit a deadly act amid a sheriff s letter about a missing son. The youth had warned he feared no man and could shoot, while a bank scene discussed bravery. Franklin County Florida notes a woman running for county commissioner.
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Harding the next President of the United States
A Republican National Committee endorsement portrays Warren G. Harding as the ideal next president. It extols his simple American life, farm background, and commitment to democratic norms over world dominion while urging readers to vote for him to restore prosperity after the war.
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