Man of Influence in Wyoming Wins Interior Appointment
Senator Kendrick secures 5S. G. Hopkins as assistant secretary of the interior, a pivotal post for western states. The move signals Wyoming’s strong representation in Washington and aligns with progressive public sentiment. Dorlin complains proposals sound English. Britons note they were drafted in Berlin as hostilities rise.
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Wyoming
Washington
Congress
Kendrick
G. Hopkins
Sertien
Peatemaker
Dorlin
Berlin
Contenders Vie For Warren Senate Seat
The 1920s Wyoming race heats up as Frank Mondell and John Hay announce bids for the Republican nomination. Mondell cites decades in Congress, while Hay, a Rock Springs banker and rancher, is seen as a wealthy, popular unknown quantity with broad influence. The contest promises a lively, hard fought primary battle.
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John Hay
Rock Springs
Mondell
House of Congress
Jack Clark
Mr. Hay
We Can Get What We Can In War Profit Debate
A Missouri board of inquiry hears a coal mine operator say profits are unlimited during war. He notes 6,000,000 independent farms and argues price control by many producers is impossible. He warns of hidden monopolies and predicts public opposition to coal abuses as railroads faced scrutiny.
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Ilinda
Missouri Board of Inquiry
United States
Father Seeks Roy Hapgood Missing Son on West Trip
Police search for Roy Hapgood a young New Yorker who left wealth and luxury to see the wild west. He vanished after heading from New York to Kansas City seeking life beyond the metropolis. His parents own a fine home on the Hudson.
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Roy Hapgood
Metropolis
New York
Hudson
Roy
Kansas City
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Instant Relief
An ad promotes Freezone a small bottle from Cincinnati that quickly eases corns and calluses. It claims instant relief with a few drops and painless removal without skin irritation.
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Cincinnati
Disappearance of Young Man Traced From Briggsdale to Cheyenne
A young man vanished after leaving Briggsdale for Cheyenne. His father, a Cheyenne resident from New York, is actively trying to locate him, but all searches have thus far yielded no results. Authorities and family remain hopeful for news.
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Briggsdale
Cheyenne
New York
Messenger Boy Faces Settlement Charges
Arthur Higgins a messenger, was fined 10 for intoxication in police court yesterday morning. He was moved to jail and could face more serious charges as police allege he failed to appear and was beaten during a saloon incident where only 36 dollars remained in his pockets.
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Arthur Higgins
Bastile
Higgins
Tome Strone
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Colo
E. T. Williams
Republic
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Casper
Wyo
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