Stampede Marathon At Natrona Tops Wyoming Track News
The War Cry of Plains to sound at the Stampede Marathon with Dean Morgan coaching Natrona County High School and C H Reimerth as official referee. The event runs from Tribune Building to the grandstand at Natrona fair grounds during the American Legion Stampede with medals for top five finishers and a silver loving cup for fastest team.
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New Tribune
East Second
Natrona Fair Grounds
American Legion
Conrer
Priste
Omdal
Dean Morgan
Natrona County
C. H. Reimerth
Wyoming Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Marathon
Daily Tribune Marathon set for Casper streets
Promptly at 2 pm on Monday September 6 Dean Morgan will start the Casper Daily Tribune marathon a 4.5 mile race through Casper to Natrona County fair grounds. Runners finish with two laps around the fair track and the Stampede program ends around 2 46.
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Dean Morgan
Casper Daily Tribune
Natrona County Fair Grounds
Naitrofin County Fair Grounds
Dressa
Daily Tribune
New Tribune Building
Second Street
Second
Center
Astrest
Durbin
Lincoln
Divine
Park
Wolcott
Carey
Aémi Fi
P- Menich
Fair Grounds
Iria Theater
Invasion warning in beet lands targets Japanese labor
A United Press report to Secretary Wilson warns of a Japanese invasion of California and southwest sugar beet land. The study notes large proportions of oriental growers and reliance on Mexican and Japanese labor for labor-intensive work, with 39,000 Mexican workers cited. Andrus of Standard Oil toured oil fields at Big Mutley and Glenrock.
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Washington
California
Southwest
Wilson
Grant Hamilton
al Faulkner
Ft. M. Andrus
Standard Oil Company
Big Mutley
Glonrock
Hunger strike lord mayor of Cork appeals to President
Mrs Terence MacSwiney appeals to President Wilson from London noting her husband Lord Mayor of Cork is near death in Brixton prison. Government reasons for not reforming him are cited as preventing further murders of policemen and avoiding precedent for release.
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Wilson
Associated Press
London
Terence MacSwiney
Presta
Cork
Brixton Prison
Associated Bros
Teasona
Meadwine
Labor Hosts March in Great Parade on Labor Day
Labor Day events in Casper feature a morning parade starting at 11 from Center Street with a united labor front including George Vroman post and Casper unions. Ed Boyle will speak on Labor Day after the parade ends at the high school athletic field. Thomas G. Frestmey leads as marshal with aides J. B. Griffith and Richard Huff. The procession includes laundry workers now locked out at Casper Steam Laundry, followed by musicians, boiler makers, bakers, typographical and pressmen, cooks and waiters, railroad and refinery workers, barbers, machinists, carpenters, and electricians marching north on Center to the court house and returning via A Street and Wolcott to the high school field. Addresses follow dismissal.
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Organized Labor
Casper
George Vroman
Heme
American Legion
Niédrona County Fair Grounds
Center Street
Ed Boyle
Colorado
Thomas G. Frestmey
Richard Huff
J. B. Grifith
Trades Assembly
Casper Steam Laundry
Cooka
Prade
Court House
Wolcott Street
Scuth
Wolcott
Midwest Avonue
Lor High School
Lightning Strikes Guernsey School Delays Term
Guernsey Wyoming opening of the public school for the full term will be delayed two weeks after a lightning bolt struck the building, breaking sixty windows ripping plastering from walls and ruining some furniture. The same storm hit three residences with no serious damage and no injuries reported.
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Guernsey
Wyo
Coal strike runs course in the East
In N. Pa on Sept 4 officials and United Mine Workers heads say the peak of the unauthorized coal strike has been reached. Most anthracite mines are expected to resume after Labor Day.
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United Press
N. Pa
United Mine Workers
Big Three-Day Legion Stampede Official Program
Sunday program shows Stampede events starting 2 PM at Nounty fair grounds with races roping bronco events and a championship lineup. Monday and Tuesday follow with changes including girl cow horse race and shifts in rep race and finals culminating in Casper Stampede finals and theater programs.
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Legion Stampede
Nounty Fair Grounds
Ete
Rowale
Grounda
Center
CY Avenue
Fair Grounds
Roe
Jack Brown
Peter the Great
Americans Not Interested In Mire Harding Campaign Debate
In Marion Ohio Senator Warren G Harding urged voters to avoid clamor and abuse in his press campaign. He said tolerance for opponents is essential and that attention should focus on national problems and building the most efficient navy. He stressed unity and determination to lead a strong, dependable maritime force.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
America
Harding
Railroad Executives Seek Protection Amid Sabotage Campaign
Chicago September 4. Railroad executives appealed to District Attorney Clyne to halt an organized campaign of sabotage by workers. Engines are at ajon nightly then run wild in yards. A train was stolen Thursday night with strikebreakers beaten and one killed, while families are being intimidated.
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Chicago
Clyne
Ajon
Hun Collects Soldier's Pay
Theodore Schudde, a German, indicted by a federal grand jury for defrauding the government by collecting $1,080 back pay under the name of Lieut. Arthur Kincaid. Schudde allegedly obtained Kincaid's papers in Germany after the armistice and used them to draw pay while discharged at Fort Sheridan.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Theodore Schudde
Federal Grand Jury
Arthur Kincaid
Schudde
Kincaid
Germany
Fort Rhoridan
Indicted for Profiteering Ties in Sugar Case
Federal grand jury indicted officials of Bunte Brothers confectioners and three wholesale grocers for profiteering in sugar. Named firms include Empire Grocery, Hademan Brothers, and Henderson Taylor Company.
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Preas
Chicago
Bunte Brothers, Confectioners
Thriee Wholesale
Bowwes
Himpire Grocery Company
Hadeaman Brothers
Henderson Taylor Company
Fire Threatens NYC Strikebreakers Depot
Two hundred strikebreakers sleeping at the Midgewood depot of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company faced a fire believed incendiary in origin. Estimated loss stands at 610,000. G B Bell of Bell insurance travels to Billings Montana to reunite with his wife. They plan to return to Casper for Labor Day.
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Associated Press
New York
Sept
Midgewood
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Gun Bell
G. F. Bell Insurance Agency
Thaa
Billings
Mont
Lakes
Minnesota
Mrs. Bell
Casper
Western Stampede Opens With Crowds and Guest Speakers
Casper welcomes hundreds for the first American Legion Stampede at the Natrona County fair grounds. Opening at 2 pm promises Western thrills with outlaw lore revived and a packed audience expected for three days. Notables include George Vroman, Congressman Mondell, and Senator Thomas with film coverage by Rothaker of Chicago.
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Hales
Cad Fe
Kid Curry
Natrona County
American Legion
Patriota
Casper
Natrona County Fair
George Vroman
American Legion ‘of
Colorado
Frank Mondell
Thomas
Henning Hotel
Fair Grounds
Stampele
Congressman Mondell
Stampede Grounds
Senator Thomas
Rothaker Film Company of
Chicago
Attempt to choke Wrenzie foiled in county jail escape bid
Nye Roberts attacked jailer George McKenzie in the county jail when a package was opened for him. Roberts, in a planned escape attempt, overpowered the keeper and tried to choke him, but Sheriff Royce quickly intervened and thwarted the plan. Roberts was held on fraud charges for two months. Mae, recovering from winter injuries, aided in the struggle.
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Roberts
McKengle
Sia
Brigham City Peach Day Draws Ohio Governor Cox
Several thousand people gather in Brigham City Utah for peach day as Governor James M. Cox adjusts Utah itinerary to include a stop. The Associated Press reports the event amid plans for free fruit distribution and community celebration.
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Brigham City
Ohio
Associated Press
Ogden
Utah
James M. Cox
Another Diaz Starts Revolt in Old Mexico
Mexico City reports Revolutionary activity by Felix nephew of the former president near Misantla in Vera Cruz state. Diaz rejects the Agua Prieta plan and the present government and vows to restore the 1857 constitution. A joint American Mexican commission will be appointed after a new Mexican president is installed to settle foreign claims.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Felix
Misnatla
Vera Cruz
Jalpa
Diaz
Mexico
de la Huerta
Mexican Congress
Submarine 85 Sunk by Defective Intake Valve
The submarine 85 sank after a large air intake valve failed to close during a practice dive. Officials report the accident occurred during a crank dive, as revealed in an official investigation.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Cubs Fixated to Lose Game. Charge Emerges
Chicago club president Veech said he was informed a fixed Philadelphia win was planned before the game with Detroit telegrams and bets allegedly circulated. Claude Hendrix was set to pitch but Alexander started amid payout claims and a possible last minute switch. The team vows action if guilt is proven but details remain murky.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Veech
Philadelphia
Claude Hendrix
Mitchell
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Beech
Alexander
Detroit
Cleveland
Sharpa
Veroh
Ore
Royalist Plot Seen in Russia
Berlin dispatch reports plans for a large monarchist counterrevolution in Russia with German backing. Vienna hosts former czarist figures and a rally of German supporters ready to back the scheme if the plan advances. Business leaders in Germany are said to provide financing for the revolt.
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United Press
Berlin
Russia
Vienna
Germany
Lnk
Czariat
Iix
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