Casper Stampede Attracts Star Contingent At Fair Grounds
The first annual Casper Stampede drew large crowds on Labor Day weekend with Governor Carey and Wade Fowler among speakers. Casper cowboys led by Irvine Steed and Bert Steed impressed top riders, winning stakes and placing in other events as local entrants shone against national champions.
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Local boy has close call toll increases
Twelve killed and 102 injured in a Denver Kite Line interurban collision near the outskirts of Denver. Most victims were miners from Louisville and students from Boulder on a holiday trip. Investigators will meet this afternoon to determine blame as outbound car crews failed to sidetrack for an inbound train.
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Associated Press
Denver
Louisville
Boulder
F. N. Carveth
Cole
Joseph Chapman
Thirteenth
Arapahoe Streets
W. G. Grenamyre
Denver and Interurban Railroad
Federal Boulevard
William Zarina
Miner
Frank Dalby
Joseph Cortez
Colorado & Southern
Archie Malloy
Morrison
William Simmons
Harding Talks at Minnesota Fair Tomorrow
Senator Warren G. Harding spoke from his train at Minneapolis as he began the campaign for the first time since his nomination. He refused to outline a policy path if elected, saying conditions will shape actions and the outcome cannot be foreseen in the coming months. He added he will follow guidance from a conference of big-minded men.
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Warren G. Harding
Tme
Minneapolis
Child Dies After Auto Train Crash in Denver
In Denver on Sept 7 Raymond McIntyre a 17 month old son of Mrs Annie McIntyre died from injuries after an auto was struck by a Denver and Rio Grande train. The mother and six others including three children were injured in the collision.
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Associated Press
Denver
Raymond McIntyre
Annie McIntyre
Denver and
Rio Grande
Obregon Wins Mexican Presidential Election Early
Mexico City Sept 7 The election of Alvaro Obregon as president was conceded today as returns from the polls were tallied.
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Obregon
Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Governor Carey Meets County Board in Casper Today
Governor Robert D. Carey visited Casper to confer with the county board of commissioners about taxation adjustment issues this morning.
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Board of County Commissionera
Three airplane wrecks hit Rock Springs in three days
Special to The Tribune reports three De Havilland airframes wrecked in Rock Springs within three days during an aerial mail route scouting. Planes No. 152 No. 62 and No. 170 all crashed or nose-dived after takeoff or during flight, yet all six men aboard escaped with minor scratches as trains and roads were blocked briefly.
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The
Tribune
Rock Springs
Wyo
Mall
de Haviland
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Omaha
California Presses Plea Over Cork Mayor MacSwiney
United Press reports San Francisco dispatches reveal Hiram Johnson D Phelan and others will address a mass meeting urging Terence MacSwiney the Cork lord mayor be released from Brixton jail where he risks death from a hunger strike. In Lucerne Premier Lloyd George rejects a New York mayor’s call for release while MacSwiney reportedly grows weaker in London.
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San Francisco
Hiram Johnson
Ae D. Phelan
Hepacenau
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Lucerne
Hylan
New York
MacSwiney
Lloyd George
Poles Appeal to League Over Lithuanian Row
London dispatch reports the League of Nations weighing Poland and Lithuania mediation. Poland says Lithuanian forces launched an unprovoked attack and warns war unless the dispute is resolved through international mediation.
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Associated Press
London
League of Nations
Poland
Profiteering in Machinery Again Charged
Washington reports Justice Department weighing antitrust action against farm implement dealers and manufacturers. FTC says dealers and manufacturers formed an association and used concerted action to raise prices faster than cost increases, reopening the case against International Harvester.
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Rept
Department of Justice
International Harvester Company
Federal Trade Commission
Costa
Primary Battles Across States Spark Voter Turnout
Amid clear weather voters in several states began state and federal primaries. Key issues include League of Nations suffrage tariff and Republican and Democratic contests. Prominent races feature U S senators and congressmen with women participating in Massachusetts and other states.
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Hampehine
League of Nations
Labor Day Parade Draws Nearly Seven Hundred in Casper
About 700 workers from eighteen organized labor bodies in Casper joined a parade that formed on Center street and marched to Railroad Park. A. W. Lund of Minneapolis addressed the crowd at the Pioneer monument, discussing democracy, labor rights, and church relations as union officials issued speeches and music accompanied the event.
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Minneapolis
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J. B. Griffith
Casper Trades Assembly
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Laundry Workers’ Union
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Bakers
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Barbers’ Union
Clerks' Union
Court House
Wolcott
Midwest Avenue
Fifth Street
W. W. Slack
Ed Doyle
Colorado
A. W. Sund
Minneapolia
Carpenter's Union
Mr. Sund
America
Americ
Bond
Sheel
Lund
Haworth Wins First Tribune Marathon in 4.5 Mile Casper Race
Perry Haworth led Casper Daily Tribune’s inaugural marathon held under Amateur Athletic Association auspices finishing ahead of Earl Dowler of Standard Refinery and Lysle Kuegsegger of Casper Harriers. Verne Gerbig placed fourth securing the silver team cup for the Cal Warriera amid a rough course and dusty streets.
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Standard Refinery
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Lysle Kuegsegger
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Dowler
Verne O. Gerbig
Cal Warriera
Dally Tribune
Lloyd L. Price
Natrona County
Price
Leopold Cristobal
The
Daily Tribune
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Fair Grounds
Jack Leary
Dean Morgan
Trafic
Turcotte
Henry Hrennan
Center Street
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C. H. Reinnerth
M. Kenney
P Wear
M. B. Blelm
Hal PP Binoy
H. E. Stapleton
Bart Hanway
J. B. Critith
Fiied Sesman
Montana Fire Claims 16 Lives in Apartment House Blaze
Klamath Falls Mont Sept 7 The bodies of two victims found today in the Heidrich Apartment house ruin bring the death toll to sixteen from yesterday’s fire that destroyed nine buildings. Twelve bodies have been recovered and five victims were identified this morning.
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Mont
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Houston Hotel
Heavy quakes shake Italian towns across Tuscany and coast
Rome reports marked earthquake shocks in Tuscany with casualties and aid sent. A one second tremor at 7 55 am affected Milan and Genoa. A separate Paris region bulletin notes a strong quake along the Italian coast at 6 30 am with effects from Ri vier a to coastal towns.
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Associated Press
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Tuscany
Milan
Genoa
Nice
France
Riviera
Twelfth Victim Claimed Today In Denver Collision
Denver reports the death of William Simmons of Boulder in a collision between an excursion train and a special interurban. The death brings the toll to twelve as officials launch an investigation into the crash near Globeville after the regular train collided with the misfired special.
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Associated Press
Denver
William Simmons
Boulder
Colo
Mhyalclans
Eldorado Springs
Globeville
HM. W. Schulse
Lawrence Cripps
Colorado and Southern
Victor Langren
Injured Casper Youth Sailed On Toward Roswell Military School
H E B Strickler 18 of Casper listed among Denver wreck injured but minor. telegram to parents says he was ok and continuing to Roswell New Mexico to attend military academy next year. He paused in Boulder en route and was aboard interurban car collision. He will finish two years at Roswell academy next spring.
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Casper
Denver
Charles M. Strickler
West 13Th Street
Roswell
N. M
Young Strickler
Boulder
Inter
Strickler
Military Academy
Yank Escapes From Bandit in Mexico City
Mexico City report says W. A. Y. Gardiner, a U S official, captured by Jalisco bandit Pedro Zamora on August 20, has escaped. The claim comes from official advices cited by the dispatch.
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W.ay Gardiner
United States
Pedro Zamora
Jalisco
Adveles
Italian Workers Seize Factories In Large Scale Action
Rome reports that government officials will meet with the Milan based general industrial conference to address a strike wave. About 400 metal plants are said to be occupied by workers seeking wage increases, which manufacturers warn would raise payrolls by at least a year’s burden.
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