Still Profit Collected in Police Fines in Casper Raid
Private distillery operation on Sandbar led to a raid at about 5 pm. Jack Ellis and wife were fined 100 dollars each for their role as owners. Three barrels of mash and a complete still were seized and entered as evidence. A pursuit ended with Chesley jailed after slashing George White in the leg. White was hospitalized. Chief Ellithorpe witnessed the incident and Chesley faces assault charges.
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Casper
Jack Ellis
Epuir Red
Ter
George White
C. Chesley
BK. M Ellithorpe
Chesley
White
Ellithorpe
Submarine Rescued After Being Lurched Beneath Atlantic
A 30 man submarine crew was saved after their vessel partly flooded during a dive south of Cape Henlopen. The submerged craft sent a distress call picked up by a Farmington operator and a Gow Goethals lookout helped guide rescue. The Alanthus and others attached grappling hooks, pumped air, and towed the submarine to safety at the Delaware Breakwater.
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Atlantic Ocean
Cape Henlopen
C. M. Cooke
Mainé
Farmington
Conn
Goethals
Bragskast
Alanthua
Alanthus
Delaware
Favice Bureau to Be Located at Fairgrounds
A joint information bureau will operate at the Stampede grounds under the war risk insurance, Red Cross home service, and vocational education boards. Norman L. Landers of Cheyenne and his wife arrived to run the insurance information desk while Afla Gladys Brock represents the Red Crowns and Miss Winifred Howell and E. C. Calhoun the vocational board.
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American Legion
Fair Ground
War Riskance Bureau
Red Crows Hometervice
Vocational Dicational Board
Norman L. Landers
Cheyenne
Atate
War Rik Insurance
Aflea
Gladys Brock
Winifred Howell
E. C. Calhoun
Sugar prices cut at coast points offer 15c a pound
Late last night officials offered limited amounts of fine granulated sugar at 15 cents a pound. The sugar was sold by dealers who had acquired it from others, creating a brief price cut at coastal points.
Government acts as vacation strike spreads to new fields
Secretary of Labor Wilson summoned conciliation commissioners to handle the anthracite situation in Pennsylvania as the vacation strike broadens. In Scranton the United Mine Workers and a three-man panel sought more favorable terms than the new contract, likely asking Wilson or the president to reopen the ban as the outlaw strike continues, with nearly all mines closed and few miners at work.
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Washington
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Scranton
United Mine Workers of America
Anthracity Wage Commission
Collierien
Colorado census shows population rise to 939 376
The report notes Colorado’s population reaching 939 376, an increase of 43 110 people or 4.2 percent since the last count, with the state showing a 17.6 percent change overall and a refined estimate accompanying the census release from Associated Press.
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Colorado
Wallington
Rept
Missing Denver Girl Found in Rat on New Mexico
Dorothy Skeels a one year old girl who had been missing since Tuesday was found wandering near Rat on New Mexico. Her parents had expected to find her with information from a welfare official and the former Universalist pastor in Denver.
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Asted Press
Denver
Dorothy Skeels
Trinidad Colp
Wales
Bev
Universalist Church
Trinip Hotel
Sullivan
Raton
New Mexico
Imports Rise While Exports Fall in Seven Months to July
Washington reports that food imports into the United States surpassed the previous year by more than 1.6 billion dollars in the seven months ending July 1, while exports declined by about 100 million dollars, according to commerce department figures released today.
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Washington
United
First Annual American Legion Stampede Planned in Casper
Final arrangements for Casper’s three day American Legion Stampede begin as advance ticket sales surge. Stores across downtown brighten in red white and blue for the event with Natrona Power Company providing lighting. Texas Smith arrives to help build the setup and will compete in riding acts while a photo program funds the Legion and may feature a national motion picture segment.
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American Legion
Fred Drakle
E. C. Calhoun
Smith-Turner
Great Whiteway
Natrona Power Company
EB. P. Bacon
Earl Burwell
Hub Clothing Company
Beott Clothing Company
J. L. Learner
Littl Brick
Frank Canners
The
High Clothing Company
Richards & Cunningham
Metropolitan
Canper Pharmacy
Jessen's Store
Golden Rule
Barnett's
Webo Commercial Company
Grand Central
Wray'y Cafe
Campbell & Clothing Company
Barnett Optical Compa Ticketa
Op Male
Kimball Drug Store
Legielubroome
Amer
Peter
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort D. A. Russell
Henning Hotel
Hal F P. Riney
Stampede Publicity Committee
Paramount
Hearst Werview Motion Picture Weekly
Post
Bandits Would Slay Captives
Associated Press reports Pedro Zamora and his band threatened to execute W. A. Gardiner, an American, and Bertie C. Johnson, a British subject, if ransoms are not paid. The two men were abducted on August 20 and the warning came from Guadalajara military headquarters.
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Mexico
Pedro Zamora
W. A. Gardiner
Bertie C. Johnson
Zamora
Guadalajara
Cox Scoffs at Principles of Hague Tribunal
Governor Cox at Toledo rejects replacing the League of Nations with a Hague tribunal. He claims the tribunal failed to prevent World War I and warns the opposition's candidate would revive the old institution to “keep house.”
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Cox
Bop
League of Wathona
Toledo
James M. Cox
Joe of America
Poles Sweep Forward for Great Gains
Polish forces entered Suwalki nineteen miles north of Augustowo and received an enthusiastic welcome. General Budenny, the Russian Bolshevik commander, has been attempting to break Polish lines in Galicia and suffered a decisive defeat, and is retreating rapidly, according to the official Polish statement.
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Associated Press
Suwalki
Agustowo
Budenny
Galicia
Deschanel Refuses Resignation Amid Election Hopes
Paris reports say Paul Deschanel will not resign and aims to resume duties as president of France in November. The Foreign Office denied reports of his resignation. Political leaders expect new elections when the international situation improves.
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Rypo Press
Paris
Paul Deschanel
France
Foreign Office
Deschanel
Price of flour moves back as market strengthens
Minneapolis Sept 3 flour advanced 26 to 60 cents a barrel. Millers attributed the gain to a strong higher wheat market.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Carpentier to Sail Saturday for U.S.
Paris reports heavyweight champion Georges Carpentier will depart for the United States on Saturday, as stated by a local newspaper. The move signals a planned bid for major fights in America.
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Carpentier
U.S
Associated Press
Paris
Georges Carpenter
Europe
United State
Woolen Mills Move Proposal Sparks Wyoming Debate
A plan by Daniel Boone to relocate Woolen Mills from Chicago to Casper or Cheyenne faces scrutiny. T Boone, president of the firm, seeks 450000 in stock subscriptions from Wyoming communities to fund the move, a practice the local Chamber of Commerce opposes. He will present the proposal to Casper officials during a forthcoming visit to the region.
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Daniel Boone
Chamber of Commerce
Boone
Casperman
Bolshevik Defeat Opens Pollak Advance Across Lemberg Front
United Press reports the Bolshevik collapse widens in the Lemberg region as Budenny’s forces are crushed and a Pollak push moves 15 to 40 miles on a 100 mile front.
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Budenny
Galicia
United Preas
Warsaw
Lemberg
Jon. Budenny
Pollak
Irish envoy ordered to leave France
London Sept 3 George Gavan Duffy the so called ambassador of the Irish republic to France has been given four hours to depart the country as officially stated today.
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Associated Press
London
George Gavan Duffy
Irish Republic
France
Associations for Marketing Produce Urged
Marion Ohio September 3 Senator Warren G Harding urged cooperative farmers associations for the distribution of farm products as essential to lower food prices. Speaking before the National Board of Farmer Organizations he warned that without closer cooperation between producers and consumers organized profiteering would emerge.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Co-operative Farmers’ Associations
Warren G. Harding
National Board of Farmer Organizations
Harding
Cox and Harding Asked for Space For Opposition
Chicago dispatch reports former labor candidate P Jensen asked Sen Harding and Gov Cox to grant a daily column of space until November 2 for party facts and views. A separate item notes Sheriff Pat Royce and Floyd J Pendell recovered Pendell’s stolen car from Gall Lake after a month.
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Associated Press
Chicago
P. Christensen
Benator Harding
Cox
National Committee
Pat Royce
Floyd J. Pendell
East Lake City
Mr. Pendell
Gall Lake
Milwaukee Freight Train Stolen in Chicago Yard Heist
In Chicago a Milwaukee freight train was stolen from yard tracks as workers were detached. The crew fled after moving the train five blocks and abandoning it. Twelve men were involved in the attempted robbery and the bandits were jailed this morning.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Increased Livestock Production Urged by Officials and Bankers
Letters sent to stock buyers railroad officials and bankers in the middle west and far west urge greater livestock production and call for attendance at a meeting to discuss the plan.
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Associated Press
Stock Vanwery
Middle West
Far West
Light quake felt again in Los Angeles area
An aftershock rattled parts of Los Angeles as residents reported a quake at a site, with no damages noted. Officials cautioned about aftershocks and ongoing monitoring of the area.
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Los Angeles
Associated Prean
Los Rg Bopt
Bureau to Experiment in Lead and Zinc Mines
The Bureau of Mines will set up an experimental station at Retla Missouri to conduct research on lead and zinc mining in the Mississippi valley and the western mining industries. The facility aims to advance ore extraction and processing efficiency with new techniques and safety measures.
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U. S
Associated Prosa
Washington
Gapt
Bureau of Mines
Retla
Miasiawppi Valley
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Gosthala
Fourth Naval District
Philadelphia
Fairgrounds
United Press
Woolen Mills EE
Associations
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