Races and minor accidents spark opening harness exhibition in Douglas
Opening day at the Wyoming state fair harness and running races drew a crowded grandstand. Fast horses and close finishes thrilled fans as minor accidents occurred but caused no serious injuries. Jockey Clark rode Robin Hood to a neck margin over Joe, while Teddy Jr. won the 229 pace in five heats with action across heats and a wrecked sulky for Billy Stewart. Governor Carey’s appearance looms and Derby day is expected to draw large crowds.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Tri-Club
Kiwanians
Roland
Carey
Port
Clark
Robin Hood
Wesley McDowell
Casper
Joe
Teddy Jr
McDonald
Billy Stewart
Yowell
James Cowell
Lewlatown
Mont
Gypsy Greenwood
Stewart
Snowman
Bear Cat
Powell High Wins State Livestock Judging Honors
Powell high school won the silver loving cup and will represent Wyoming at the National Livestock Show in Denver next winter in vocational agricultural livestock judging. Wheatland finished second, Lyman third, Lander sixth. ten schools competed judging dairy cattle beef cattle horses sheep and hogs. Wynne Clark of Powell led with 440 points, Leo Walker of Lyman 436, Stanley Kreps of Powell 486. Top scores totaled 1 500 points with Powell 1 245 75 and Wheatland 1 236 44. Lyman 1 293 14. Lovell 1 204. Sheridan 1 183. Landar 1 181 75. Torrington 1 140. Tingle 1 0869. Worland 1 051 75. Douglas 942. W M Horne state superintendent of agricultural education organized the program. Joseph King of King Brothers Sheep at Laramie presented prizes. Dean Prosser and Prof Fred Holtz of the University of Wyoming spoke. the university donated the cup.
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Douglas
Wyo
Powell High School
Wyoming
Denver
Colo
Wheatland
Lyman
Lander
High Cola
Wynne Clark
Powell
Leo Walker
Stanley Kreps
Whealand
Horne
Dean Prosser
Fred Holtz
The
Agricultural College of the University of Wyoming
New Minister James McInnes Arrives at Kenwood Millar Churches
The Rev. James McInnes becomes pastor for Kenwood Presbyterian in Kenwood Hall and Milla Church. Morning service starts 11 a.m. at Kenwood Hall next Sunday, Sunday School at 9 30 a.m., and evening service at the Mill church at 2 p.m. All welcome to attend and greet the new minister.
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James &. McInnes
Casper
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Kenwood Hall
South
Jackson
Fourteenth Streets
Milla Presbyterian Church
McInnes
Mill
Miners receive loans from Harriman bank and Indianapolis lender
William Green of the United Mine Workers says Harriman National Bank of New York and Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis provided $100,000 and $200,000 respectively during the coal strike. He notes additional aid from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and bond sales to fund strike expenses totaling over a million dollars.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Harriman Banking
New York City
Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis
William Green
United Mine Wrechel
Woorkers OF America
Green
American Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Harriman V National Bank
United Mine Workers
Coronado
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Schiessinger
International Garment Workers Union of America
Mina
John Ll. Lewin
Philip Murray
W. A. Harriman
Harriman National Bank
H. B. Rosen
New York Life Insurance Company
Harriman
Smilar
Inidiarin National Bank of
Thdianapolis
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Mini Workers' Organization
Liberty
Cass
Harriman Bank
Lewis
Associated Prom
Wall Street
Mr. Lewis
Freight car loadings hit record weekly total in early September
Washington report shows freight loadings on all railroads for the week ended September reached 51 608 cars, up 40 700 from the prior week and the highest weekly total in 11 months, per the American Railway Association car service division.
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Washington
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Tri-Club Boosters Rally at Douglas Picnic Fair
The Tri-Club Boosters from Casper Sheridan Lander Laramie Cheyenne and other towns gathered in Douglas to promote a three-club alliance focusing on good roads and fair publicity. Judge Stone urged Americanization as club speakers highlighted cooperation across Kiwanis Rotary and Lions groups.
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Douglas
Wyo
Tri-Club’ Boosters
Rotarians
Lions
Casper
Sherdan
Luck
Lander
Torrington
Laramie
Cheyenne
Greybull
G. R. Hagens
Todd Bowman
Jack Leary
William Weathers
E. BE. Hanway
Edward Donshue
William Dumars
Doc” Winter
Risck White
Charlies Cullen
Jim Griffith
Fred van Gordon
BE. M. Bean
William Allely
Henry Burke
Dr. C. A. Sanford
Robert Ogden
Fred Castell
Buck Eller
Jim Burns
J. B. Burns
Charley Stafford
Judge Stone of
W. E. Chaplin
B. H. Elia
J. G. Hartwell
Lusk
J. J. Warly
Sheridan
H. RK. Brinker
Sheldon
F. W. Fairling
The
Lions of Denver Colp
J. A. Laary
Wb. H. Fourt
Lanter
Dodge heiress Weds Detroit real estate heir
Announcement from New York reports the marriage of Mrs. Winifred Dodge Gray, daughter of the late automobile magnate John F. Dodge, to Wesson Boyburn, prominent Detroit real estate dealer. The wedding took place Monday.
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New York
Winifred Dodge Gray
John F. Dodge
Wesson Boyburn
Detroit
Proposal to raise 100000 for Phi Beta Kappa building
A proposal to raise $100,000 for a Phi Beta Kappa memorial building at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg was set to come before the fourteenth annual council of the united chapters in Cleveland today.
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Cleveland
College of Willam and Mary
Williamsburg
Council of the United Chapters
Poindexter Leads Laming Senator Townsend Wins er
Seattle dispatch reports Poindexter extending his lead in Washington Republican senatorial primary as 1196 of 1248 precincts report, with Lamping second and Townsend maintaining a strong position. Michigan results show Townsend leading Baker with two thirds of precincts in, Kelley and Emery trailing. Cheeebsck leads Pintcher in gubernatorial race in Detroit area, Balch edging Cummins, while London dressmakers note wealthy American women favor London for attire.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Miles Poindexter
Washington
George BP. Lamping
Wave Poindes
Townsend
Michigan
Comtroit
Mich
Unitedtates
Charles HZ
Townsand
Moerbert F. Baker
Elnete
Baker
Patrick W. Kelley
John G. Emery
Richard H. Pintcher
Pintcher
Theodore M. Joalin
James B. Balch
Kalamasoo
Alva H. Cummina
Tanajog
Florida Girl Finds Charm In Mountains
Miss Isabella Burton of Marion county Florida returns from a hundred mile journey through the Caspér mountains via Mormon canyon Deer Creek park and Nigger Hill trail. She praises Casper Wyoming saying it contrasts with Florida with sage brush streams scenery and tropical scents. A German Reichstag approval passed a law admitting women to all offices and faculties of the legal profession.
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Isabella Burton
Marion County
Florida
Caspér “Mountains
Mormon Canyon
Deer Creek Park
Burton
Casper
Wyoming
Reichstag
Labor Plans Fight At Election Polls Recalled In Wyoming
In Rawlins Wyoming Mrs C H Townsend of Casper was reelected treasurer at the Eastern Star grand communication. New officers were installed including Marie King Bertha Rosseau William Pugh Ines M Robinson Live Townsend Anna J Davis and others. Also James Mevling of Casper attended. The report notes a strong labor push in Atlantic City with the American Federation of Labor planning political activity ahead of upcoming elections.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Tribune
Mra
C. H Townsend
Casper
Eastern Star
Frank Holliday
Love
Masonic Lodge
Wryoming
Marie King
Kemmerer
Bertha Rosseau
Cody
William Pugh
Evanston
John Btanabury Douglas
Sascolate
Ines
M. Robinson
Cheyenne
Live Townsend
Anna J. Davis
Green River
Media Danielson
Thermopolis
Anne Foster
Upton
Atlantic City
N. J
James O'Connell
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Federation
Explosion on Rail Near San Bernardino Shakes Town
A dynamite blast estimated at 40 sticks rocked Ban Bernardino and damaged a dockyard spur between San Bernardino and Colton. The blast tore flooring from a car and twisted a 466 pound mall as a Santa Fe freight train 160 yards away halted safely.
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Ban Bernardino
Cal
United States
San Bernardino
Colton
Missionary Kellersberger on way home from Congo
Mrs B R Kellersberger a missionary who recovered from a venomous bite travels home to Austin Texas after nearly ten months of battling sleeping sickness from the bite while journeying along the Congo river. The dispatch notes the illness and her short return visit.
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New York
B. R. Kellersberger
Austin
Texas
Congo River
Fire destroys Hominy plant in Thare Hawth
Fire razes the American Hominy company plant in Thare Hawth Ind destroying the facility and causing estimated losses near 91 million dollars. Initial reports of two deaths were later contradicted after a check of employees showed the claim erroneous.
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Thare Hawth
Ind
Firea
American Hominy Company
Mrs Harding Shows Rapid Post illness Improvement
White House bulletin reports Mrs. Harding resting well after a night of fewer interruptions. Temperature and respiration stabilize, elimination increasing, tenderness and swelling subsiding, and general appearance indicating gradual recovery.
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Washington
Rail strike settlement eyed for wide railroad reach
Washington reports a virtual settlement of the rail strike affecting between 40 and 85 percent of the nation's rails as Chicago meeting details emerge. The plan would restore most workers, keep existing payrolls, and allow dispute committees to settle conflicts. Secretary Davis spoke with President Harding and predicted 10 to 12 more roads agreeing to resume normal service soon.
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Washington
Associated Press
Chicago
Davis
Lashor Department
Harding
Labor Department
Calla
Chicago and North Western Railway
BR. M. Calkins
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pelletier Wins Democratic Nomination in Boston Primary
Joseph C. Pelletier, ранее removed as Suffolk county district attorney, won a sweeping Democratic primary for the office with 42,119 votes to 7,792 for his successor Thomas C. O'Brien who took the Republican nomination.
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Boston
Joseph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Compte
Thomas C. O'Brien
O'Brien
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Daniel Willard
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