Governor Inaugural Message Amid Progressive Unity
The message describes the governor's first day in office and his pledge to govern with the people. It references confidence from the public, a note from the treasurer Wilbur of the Democratic Committee, and E. Moore of Youngstown as a preventive manager. It mentions reactions and a wish for the manager to be able to move freely without alarm.
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Roosvelt
San Francisco
Wilbur
E. Moore
Youngstown
Ohio
Wesser
Nurse
Barrel of air rescue gear featured in river incident
The article describes a 158 year old barrel of stout Russian oak reinforced with steel hoops found after a river event. It was padded inside and contained electric devices and an oxycon tank with a gas mask contrivance designed by T. W. Hill of Mineola to test its efficiency.
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T. W. Hill
Minerol
Stephens
Arm of English Tourist Found Near Niagara Falls
A man’s severed arm, identified by tattoo marks as George Stephens of Bristol, England, was recovered from the Niagara River near the Canadian side after a failed attempt to go over the Horseshoe Falls in a barrel. Hope remains that the rest of the body will be found. Robby Leach, who previously rode the falls in 1911, considers another plunge if a suitable barrel is obtained.
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Niagara Falls
Agara
F George
Stephens
Bristol
England
Barret
Robby Leach
Horseshoe Falls
No Decision Regarding Coal Shipments
Washington July 12 coal operators failed to agree on plans to ship next winter s coal to the northwest and to dump 4000 carloads at Great Lakes for movement to that territory through November. They did not indicate any plan for the ad hoc conference with railroad executives in New York Wednesday.
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Washington
Northwest
Great Lakes
York
Opee
Breakfast and Lunch Dishes From Household Hints
A collection of kitchen instructions covers breakfast items and side dishes. Bananas with milk and coffee are prepared alongside onion stuffed with beef and breadcrumbs. Also includes Butterfly Salad with pineapple and olives, Tomato Cabbage dish, and Cold Slaw with a mustard dressing.
Public Education and National Policy Reflected in Labor Reform
The article discusses farm and industrial policy framed by labor, capital, and immigration debates. It calls for public education, a strong army and navy, merchant marine, wise immigration policy, and Americanization efforts to strengthen citizenship and government stability.
Vermont Governor’s Refusal Spurs Tennessee Suffrage Push
Tennessee supporters of woman suffrage redouble efforts after Vermont Governor Clemens declines to call a special legislative session. The move prompts leaders to press for favorable action from the Tennessee General Assembly amid broader labor and political tensions referenced in national figures.
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Harding
Clement
Vermont
Secretary of Agriculture
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Clemens
Tennessee General Assembly
Enduring War and Revenge Amid Fragile Resolve
Contested wartime reflections trace four years of defeat and suffering leading to a climactic day of vengeance. The narrative references an “shallow empresa” kept alive by willpower since July 29 1941 and notes Austria's ultimatum to Serbia with ties to a grand Elizabethan mansion and Spain, as observers await the next pivotal moment.
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Austria
Serbia
Spain
Frrnborough Bri
Fife
Empress Eugenie Remains Energetic Despite Aged Frailty
The article notes Eugenie during the last years of the war aided wounded soldiers at a hospital she ran at home though public display lessened. It describes her modest life, large retinue, and deteriorating eyesight. It cites her immense wealth estimated at 150 million francs.
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Eugenie
Saat
Dieya
Daya
Eugenio
Queen Victoria
Spain
Europe
France
Napoleon III
Ashes for Interment Case Probed By Court
The executors A D Johnston and Keil Alchardson seek a court order to demand General Kabis widow deliver his ashes for interment per the will at Elk a Rest. Mrs Kabila argues no Elk's Rest exists and most ashes were cremated at Sena camp, save a small plinth kept for a brooch.
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A. D. Johnston
Keil Alchardson
Leopold Kabis
District Court
General Kabis
Mentzer
Kabla
Sena
Denver Attorney Drowned While Forcing Swollen Creek
Luther Ickes, a Denver attorney and secretary for Rall Goal company, was drowned Sunday while attempting to ford Gleap creek four miles above Golden Colorado. He had a nervous affliction affecting muscle control, possibly contributing to his inability to withstand the swift current. Ickes was in Cheyenne on June 8 to file articles of incorporation for the Rall Goal company.
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Asecretary of State
Rall Goal Company
Boy Drowns In Quicksand Tragedy At Big Horn River
Rescue teams search the Big Horn River bottom for the body of 12 year old George Warren son of B L Warren Midwest refinery superintendent. He drowned Saturday while joyriding in the current with companions and was caught by quicksand as divers gather gear from Chicago for recovery efforts.
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DIVER
Greybull
Wye
Juleo Pione
George Warren
B. L. Warren
Midwest
Chicago
Return From Trip To Estes Park Colorado
Mr and Mrs ee ieeee have returned from a motor trip to Estes Park in northern Colorado. They visited local sites and report a pleasant journey with safe travels and good weather.
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Mra. Ee Ieeee
Estes Park
Colorado
May Decide to Become Cheyennette
H. P. Griffin, once involved in the drug trade at Manville and owner of a homestead near there, may relocate to Cheyenne and settle in the city.
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May
Cheyennette
H. P. Griffin
Manville
Cheyenne
Commission Seekers Examination Today at Port D A Russell
Forty applicants for commissions in the United States army will be examined at Port D A Russell today. They have waited several days, with candidates from Wyoming and Colorado. About THOS hundred applicants were ordered to report, but only twenty percent responded.
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United States
Port D. A. Russall
Wyoming
Colorado
THOS
Wool Warehousing 1 Regulations Ready
Washington announces regulations for licensing wool warehouses under the federal warehousing system. Licensing is voluntary and applies upon application to the Bureau of Markets.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Sweetwaterite Files Candidacy for State Senate
Oliver Chambers of Sweetwater County yesterday filed with the secretary of state to seek the Republican nomination for the state senate. Filing activity continues slowly with the nominating primary set for August 17. So far no other Republicans have filed candidates.
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Oliver Chambers
Sweetwater County
Secretary of State
State Senate
Convict to Make Journey to Poland
Felix Couled, convicted of defrauding the U S government with army raincoat contracts, will be allowed to travel to Poland for his cotton goods business. He remains at liberty on a 25 000 bond while awaiting Supreme Court ruling on a seven year sentence.
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New York
Felix Couled
United States
Poland
Howe
Ancient Burlington clock removed from depot cupola
The Burlington depot clock, a three decade relied timepiece in the cupola with five dials, was removed yesterday and its dial discs replaced by blank metal. The depot clock had been off and unreliable for years, outdone by the Union Pacific depot clock and the City-County building clock.
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Burlington Dep
Union Pacific
Ben
Burns Crops Reported In Fine Condition In District
Senator Stephen H. Sibley of Burns visited the city on business as farmers report crops in the Burns district in first class condition.
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Stephen H. Sibley
Burns
Great Britain Not Certain About Pact
London reports the prolongation of the treaty due to Britain not having opportunity to consult with the dominions about revising the agreement. The revision stems from the elimination of German influence in the Far East.
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Great Britain
London
Far East
Classifieds brief notes on room for rent in Leader column
A notice in the Leader classifieds announces a spare room for rent. Details are limited in the readable fragment but indicate a local listing seeking tenants and arranging terms.
What Is Nuxated Iron and Its Claims
Public interest grows as doctors and the public question Nuxated Iron. Dr. James Francis Sullivan reviews its value after testing it personally and urges disclosure of its composition. He notes organic iron peptonate and glycerophosphates as key ingredients and argues genuine cost differences and safety deserve scrutiny.
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James Francis Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Westchester County Hospital
Lewe
National Farm Agencies Planned to Curb Speculation
Chicago plans for farmers national agencies to regulate grain and livestock markets will be considered at a July meeting in Chicago on the 24th. J W Goverdale secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation announced the move to curb speculation.
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Chicago
J. W. Goverdale
American Parm Bureau Federation
Decree Granted in Blanchard Divorce Case
Judge W G Mantner of ane ta mie county district court granted a decree of divorce in the Blanchard case with permanent alimony of 1500 dollars. The report also notes a baseball game where Bike ball team defeated Pine Bluth 9 to 0 and mentions upcoming game versus Union Pacific at Pio.
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W. G. Mantner
Ane Tamie County
Blanchard
Corral
Tig Pealp
Gubdoy
Nn Union Pacisific
Pio
Kimbor Deat Thermy
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Reinerou
Buick
Newi RS
Aft
Conn
Colonial
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