Wilson receives ovation at Carnegie Hall crowd swells
President Wilson arrives at Carnegie Hall to a packed audience as police struggles with gatecrashers. Vice President Marshall Champ Clark and Samuel Gompers join him on stage amid a British officer’s surprise appearance. The crowd roars during the national anthem and a long ovation ends with him exiting.
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Carnegie Hall
Wilson
Marshall
Champ Clark
Samuel Gom
American Federation of Labor
Rodman Wanamaker
Smith
Iis
Behn Fox Writer Dead at Big Stone Gap
Noted novelist Behn Fox died at his home in Big Stone Gap Virginia after a brief illness of pneumonia The author known for popular novels had lived in Virginia for several years and was widely mourned by literary circles in Tennessee and beyond.
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Behn Fox
Associated Preas
le, Tenn
John Jr
Big Stone Gap
Virginia
Overseas Men Land at Charleston S C
AP reports Eston and Co arrival of Goethals from St Massirre France with 446 officers and men aboard Valix on July 26 ESTON and company transportation details noted as OTA.
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Charleston, S. C
Associated Press
Eston, & CO
Vaneport General
Rum Situation Forces R-34 Return Prep
A dirigible narrowly avoided serious damage when a gust swung its tail. Soldiers were kept from harm, as the rear gondola scraped ground and ballast release raised the craft. Naval officials seek supplies including bread meat potatoes chocolate tea cake sugar butter and rum for the crew.
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Ena
Ee W. Bucas
Aeme
Lato
Greater Berlin Car Strike Not Settled
Berlin July reports say further arbitration talks in the Greater Berlin transportation dispute face stubborn employer and employee attitudes. Public protests grow as impatience with the strike continues, with no side yielding.
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Greater Berlin
Associated Press
Berlin
Germans to Consider Treaty Ratification at Weimar
The government bill for ratification of the peace treaty will be presented today to the Weimar constitution commission. The measure will be discussed Wednesday by the full national assembly.
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Weimar
Associated Press
Basse
Constitution Commission
The
National Assembly
Assembly
France Frees Imports With Decrees Amid Cost of Living Crisis
Paris reports President Poincare signed decrees removing most import restrictions to ease living costs. Cabinet approved the measure after a meeting. Prohibitions will apply to only about a dozen articles, signaling a broad trade liberalization.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Poincaire
Vision of a Just Peace and Freedom for World
The passage presents President Wilson urging commitment to a just peace and lasting freedom. It reflects on America’s duty to support liberated nations, the weight of guiding world policy, and the resolve to preserve the peace as a new task following victory. It emphasizes unity, liberty, and staying true to the vision that shaped U S policy at birth.
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America
Europe
Austro-Hungarian
Turkey
Germany
Governor Garey to Return Today From Wyoming Outing
Governor Garey will return today after a six month tenure. He and Mrs. Carey and Col and Mrs Burke H Sinclair have been spending a few days at Saratoga Wyoming.
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Garey
Carey
Burke H. Sinclair
Saratoga
Wyoming
State Receives Trainload of Tractors for Road Work
A trainload of Nash four wheel drive quad trucks with convertible steel bodies arrived for state road projects. Mechanics test units before deployment with several units seen on Capitol Avenue as crews begin road work across the area.
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Nash
Capitol Avenue
State Game Warden Names Five Assistants and Ten Deputies
W. T. Judkins completes department setup by appointing John Buxton of Rock Springs as assistant game warden. Five assistant wardens listed, with William H. Rema Du Bois Homer F. Taylor Gody William E. Banks Gillette and Elmer Nelson Jackson. Also ten deputy wardens named from Lander Sheridan Saratoga Torrington Newcastle Sheridan Casper Kemmerer Evanston and Afton.
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W.T. Judkins
John Buxton
Rock Springs
William H. Rema
du Bois
Homer F. Taylor
Gody
Wiliam EB
Banks
Gillette
Elmer
Two Mares and Colts Missing From Ft Russell Pasture
Missing from Ft Russell pasture around July 4 1949 are two mares and their colts a buckskin mare about 960 pounds with brand on right shoulder and left thigh and a second unnamed horse. Reward offered.
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Ft. Russell
Black horse herd listing with heirs and names
Fragmented OCR lists several horses including two black colts yearlings one mare colt and one stallion with a description and names H HANGER Fi Russeli and a Wyoming reference.
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Feretiwad Neward
Nolily
H. Hanger
Fi. Russeli
Montana Forest Fire Situation Unimproved
Western Montana faces growing fire danger as high winds and drought worsen the situation at forest service district headquarters in Missoula. Two new fires formed recently while existing blazes, including Cub Creek in Selway, expanded to 1600 acres.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Mont
Montana
Forest Service Distriot No. 4
Cub Creek
Selway Forest
Wheat Growers Hotel Open on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Wheat Growers hosts meetings every Wednesday and Saturday rain or shine at the Wheat Growers venue. The notice invites attendees to join weekly gatherings and community discussions.
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Wheat Growers Hotel
Rain Or Shine
The
Wheat Growers
Wyoming Welcomes You Miss Wyoming Controversy and Crowning
Wyoming announces a Miss Wyoming contest with Helen Bonham as the center figure. Governor Carey faces protest from Mrs. Jack Elliott at the capitol steps. Bonham, a true cowgirl raised on Wyoming ranges, enters multiple western riding events during the frontier themed pageant held from the 23rd to the 26th.
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New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Denver
Wyoming
Robert J. Carey
Jack. Elliott
State Capitol
Tenderfoot
Miss Wyoming
Helen Bonham
Peleht
Remington
Plains
Wild West Contests End in Peoria Frontier Day Triumph
Wyoming riders and ropers dominated the Frontier celebration at Peoria Illinois with Clay McGonagle Johnny Judd an Fred Benson taking top steer roping honors. Mike Hastings led in championship bucking and steer bulldogging while Eady McCartyn won goat roping and Harry Walters, Walter Sterling claimed men’s relay and wild horse titles.
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Wyoming
Peoria
Clay McGonagle
Johnny Judd
Fred Bensom
Mike Hastings
Pronger Fame
Eady McCartyn
Harry, Walters
Walter Sterling
Kendrick bill to aid wounded soldiers approved
The Kendrick bill granting leaves of absence from homesteads to discharged soldiers undergoing vocational rehabilitation was favorably reported to the Senate today by the committee on public lands.
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Washington
Kendrick
Senate
Committee On Public Lands
Big Horn Sheriff Seizes Truckload of Greybull Booze
BASIN Wyoming July 8 The first prosecution under the new prohibition law was commenced here Saturday. Sheriff Wickwire seized a truck load of whiskey in a Greybull garage containing about forty cases valued at 1600 dollars. Lloyd Hindman Wilford Pittman and Al Blake were arrested and given a preliminary hearing before Justice George Harding. Hindman bound over to the next district term Pittman held as a material witness Blake discharged. Sheriff Wickwire pledged state support in bootlegging prosecutions and more liquor arrests are expected soon.
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Blake
Wickwire
Lusitania Evidence to Be Made Public
The board of trade announced in London that evidence given privately at the Lusitania sinking hearing will be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania
Associated Press
London
Board of Trade
Rain Elected Head of Order of Elks
Fr L. Nain of Fairbury Nebraska was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks this afternoon he defeated Albert Brophy of Brooklyn in Atlantic City New Jersey during the convention proceedings The result marks a key leadership change for the fraternal organization with Nain assuming the top post.
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Rain
Order of Elks
Associated Presa
Atlantic Gity
Fr L. Nain
Fairbury, Neb
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Albert Brophy
Brooklyn
French Brothers Receive Discharge From U S Army
Walker French and Wilson French, sons of former State Veterinarian A W French, returned to Cheyenne after army service. Walker enlisted in 1917 served at Camp Dodge Iowa and Chicago general depots, not overseas. Wilson served in France for a year. They were discharged within days of each other. their mother met them in Chicago and brought them home.
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Walker French
Tubby
Wilson
A. W. French
Cheyenne
Walker
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Franeé
General Apply
Chicago
Weather Forecast For Wednesday And Thursday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions around Wybmingt. Expect light winds and no precipitation on Wednesday and Thursday with mild daytime temperatures and cool nights.
Bettys Improvement Shop Opens in Kin Hynds Building
Bettys Improvement Shop, a new enterprise for women, will open in the Kin Hynds building rooms 2 5 and 6 around July 15 under Mrs Elizabeth Cohen who brings fourteen years of hair dressing experience. She recently lived in Ghey enne and previously served three years as assistant of the hair goods department at Denver Dry Goods company. During the last fall flu epidemic she volunteered as a nurse in the emergency hospital.
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Betty
Elizabeth Cohen
Cohen
Gheyenne
Denver Dry Goods Company
Dempsey Fight Gate Receipts Announced at About 452000
Gate receipts for the Dempsey bout on July 4 were unofficially reported at about 452000 dollars. Attendance was estimated between 20,000 and 21,000 by Tex Nickard.
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Associated Press
Toledo, — Jr
Leter Tex Nickard
Dempsey Offered Carpentier Fight On American Soil
Jack Dempsey, the world heavyweight champion, has received an attractive offer to meet Georges Carpentier of France, the European titleholder, but will only box him on American soil, according to a message from manager Jack Kearns.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
France
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Gavvy Made Manager of Philly Nationals
Charles Craveth known as Cavvy was appointed manager of the Philadelphia National League team after John Coombs resigned amid a poor season. President William Baker announced the change, saying Craveth will be a success.
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Philadelphia
Charles Craveth
Delphia
National League Baseball
William 5. Baker
John Coombs
Coombs
Baker
Phillies
A W Strand Paperhanging Job Notice
A. W. Strand advertises paperhanging work offering services by phone with a specific rate or area code listed and contact details implied for hiring inquiries.
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A. W. Strand
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A. Be, Roedel
J. A. Jounston
R-34
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John Charles Thompson, Jr
John Charles, Jr
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Arlen Uavien
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Kendrick Bill
U. K
Big Horn
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Betty’s Improvement Shop New Enterprise
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Gavvy
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