Wyoming University and State Land Board Meet at Capitol
In a historic gathering practically the entire university board met with the state land board at the capitol to discuss authority in oil leases and related questions. Governor Carey invited the session to align practices and prepare a friendly Supreme Court suit, with a university session planned Saturday morning to fill vacancies and review the budget plans.
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Wyoming University
State Land Board
Capitol
Carey
Oriinally
Findlay
University
Supreme Court
Plains
Laramie
Nelson
A. B. Hamilton
C. P. Arnold
Emma Knight
C. D. Spaulding
BH. O. Fuller
B. B. Brooks
Casper
L. H. Beach
Kemmerer
Joseph M. Carey
William C., Deming
Walls
Chaplin
Robert Morton
Baker
Hoskins
N. BH. Cortell
Johnson
Progressives Rally Support for Harding Coolidge in Ohio
At Marion Ohio July 16 former progressives disclosed at Senator Harding's headquarters that ex Republican 1912 supporters are lining up solidly for Harding and Coolidge.
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Marion
Chinese Stowaways Found in Tank on Lee Ship
In San Francisco on July 16 details emerged of 27 Chinese stowaways found in a water tank aboard the China Mail liner Lee. They were discovered by customs inspectors during a search for contraband drugs and liquor and were too weak to stand on deck. The authorities prepared them for departure as the first step in handling the case.
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San Francisco
China Mail
Lee
Winnipeg Ro Dragged Into Chicago Trial
In Chicago on July 16, testimony from Harry J. Wilson of Seattle was debated in the trial of William Bross Lloyd and 19 other alleged Communist Labor party members charged with conspiracy to overthrow the U S government. Wilson appeared but did not testify as defense objections blocked his Seattle strike references. The prosecution urged admissibility linking Seattle and Winnipeg actions to mass action. Further rulings awaited tomorrow.
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Chicago
Harry J. Wilson
Seattle
Wash
William Bross Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
United States
Wilson
Winnipeg
Ferguson's Party Plans Campaign Strategy Meeting
Fort Worth Tex July 16 The executive committee of the American party will meet in Fort Worth Saturday to discuss campaign plans.
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Fort Worth
Tex
American Party
Filipino cook saved from lynching after Colorado assault
Nicholas Lopez a Filipino cook at the Platte canon cabin of HB Watton was captured after a daytime pursuit by a posse. He allegedly attacked Mrs. A C Lorents and Mrs. Watton with a hatchet and butcher knife, leaving Mrs. Lorents unconscious and Mrs. Watton briefly conscious before seeking help. The husband pleaded for legal action and Lopez was jailed in Golden Jefferson County.
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Denver
Nicholas Lopez
A. OC. Lorents
South Platte Canon
Pine
Disaffectados in Laredo Section Reported Quiet
DISAFFECTADOES IN LAREDO SECTION OF MEXICO DISAPPEAR DISAFFECTADOES IN LAREDO SECTION OF MEXICO DISAPPEAR LAREDO Tex July 16 The situation at Nuevo Laredo opposite here was quiet this afternoon with no trace of the disaffectadoes repulsed yesterday Telegraph wires cut at many places trestles and bridges between Nuevo Laredo and Monterey burned Two US cavalry troops and a machine gun company arrived to reinforce the garrison.
Tornado Hits Neligh Nebraska Causes Property Damage
A late afternoon tornado struck Neligh Nebraska causing uprooted trees unroofed buildings and downed telephone poles. Some streets were blocked by wreckage while nearby countryside east of town faced heavier damage and hail. No deaths or serious injuries were reported.
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Neligh
Neb
Here
Crisis in Berlin After Apologetic French Flag Salute
Berlin reports a tense scene as Haniel Von Haimhausen and Herr Moll visit the French embassy to apologize for a Bastille Day flag removal. German troops later saluted the flag, crowds sang Deutschland Uber Alles, and the incident sparked outrage before authorities reassured calm.
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Berlin
Haniel von Haimhausen
Herr Moll
Reischwehr
Millionaire Roberts Ends Life Over Finances
GREELEY July 16. Roberts a longtime real estate dealer and once-considered millionaire killed himself at Highland Park this afternoon. In a note he blamed financial troubles tied to his self described “good fellow” nature and generous support of amateur athletics and students. He was married six years to Bernice Ramsay, daughter of C M Ramsay. He expressed desire for relatives to sell all he owned to settle his debts.
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Greeley
Roberts
Highland Park
State Teachers’ College
Bernice Ramsay
C. M. Ramsay
Democrats in Laramie County Plan Candidate Interviews
At a county Democratic meeting in the city county building, Chairman A A Baerresen led efforts to interview and recruit prospective candidates for filing. A committee including C Donahue, Charles Hanlon, Ray Olds, J R Carpenter and W L Larsh will meet today to pursue nominees for state legislature and county commissioners as filing closes.
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A. A. Baerresen
Laramie County
Haerresen
C. Donahue
Wauneta
Charles Hanlon
Ray Olds
J. R. Carpenter
W. L. Larsh
Ford Motor Company Buys Banner Fork Coal
Henry Ford Motor Company of Detroit purchases Banner Fork Coal Corporation in Harland county Kentucky for 1.5 million dollars. The sale is reported from Lynchburg West Virginia dated July 16. The Banner Fork operation is owned by Henry Ford Coal Mining.
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Lynchburg
West Va
Banner Fork Coal Corporation
Harland County
Ford Motor Company of
Detroit
Busy Jurist Takes Planned Vacation From Wyoming Court
Judge John A. Riner of the United States district court for Wyoming, with Mrs. Riner, starts a three week vacation. They will drive to Colorado points and be absent from Cheyenne during this period.
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John A. Riner
United States District Court For
Wyoming
Roosevelt is welcomed back to Washington after nomination
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt receives a formal Washington welcome from navy yard employees and officials. He pledges labor-friendly policies and receives a teak gavel gift. He plans to resign from the Navy Department in early August and pursue the Democratic campaign with Governor Cox, including a tour and acceptance speech prep.
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Washington
Navy
Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington Navy Yard
Navy Department
Marine
Roosevelt
General Trades Council of the Navy Yard
Paul Donley
Senate
Donley
Navy Yard
United States Senate
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Governor Cox
Columbus
Democratic National Committee
Mastport
Maine
Cox
Cox on His Way to See President
Governor James J. Cox democratic presidential nominee left Columbus at 11:63 tonight for Washington to confer Sunday with President Wilson. He traveled with only newspaper men and waited half an hour as the train ran late, with few people recognizing him.
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Columbus
James J. Cox
Washington
Wilson
Ormsby Pressured To Leave Walla Walla County
EH R. Ormsby Non-Partisan League speaker was met by a committee of ex-service men who told him not to return. He departed by train and plans to lecture in northeastern Washington for the league.
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Walla Walla
Wash
EH. R. Ormsby
League
Denver Club Bell Boys Arrested in Big Diamond Gage
Denver police announce the arrest of Chester A. Hirdy and Hardy Green, bellboys at a Denver club, in connection with yesterday's $16,000 diamond theft from Mrs. Hugene P. Shore of Colorado Springs. After four hours of questioning they provided no information about the disappearance.
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Denver Club
Bell Boys
Big Diamond
Denver
Chester A. Hirdy
Hardy Green
Hugene P. Shore
Colorado Springs
Allies finalize coal protocol amid signings in Spa
German representatives signed the coal protocol at Villa Fraineuse after a four hour session. A dispute over a threat of occupation was dropped from the clause before signature. Allies also outlined Germany’s reparations split with France 62 percent, Britain 22, Italy 10, Belgium 8, and others 6. Belgium retains priority to 2.6 billion marks for loans.
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Spa
Belgium
Associated Press
Villa Fraineuse
Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Portugal
Serbia
Rumania
Poland
Four Severe Earthquakes Hit Los Angeles Area in One Day
Four strong earthquakes rattled Los Angeles and suburbs, causing injuries to several people and minor structural damage. The first quake struck at 10:10 AM, followed by a second at 1:27 PM and a third two minutes later, with a fourth felt at 6:50 PM. Most damage was limited to cracked walls, a broken water main, and a trapped passerby hit by falling brick. No widespread destruction or fatalities were reported.
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Los Angeles
California
Pershing Square
Strick
French Begin Invasion of Syria Reported by London Times
London report says the French began operations in Syria aimed toward Aleppo and Damascus. The dispatch notes Bulgaria shifting from rose cultivation to tobacco farming as it intensifies its attar of roses industry.
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Syria
London
Aleppo
Damascus
London Times
Bulgaria
Hopkins denounces Farmer-Labor group and demands real new party
J A H Hopkins chairman of the Committee of Forty-Eight issues a statement charging the Farmer-Labor party with failing to form a united convention. He accuses labor leaders of domination and flouting parliamentary rules to create a class party under autocratic control, while millions seek a democratic alternative.
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Chicago
J. A. H. Hopkins
Committee of Forty-eight
Farmer-Labor” Party
Soho
Labor
Obor
Hopkins
Cox Promises Women Suffrage Support in Tennessee
Governor Cox assured a National Woman’s party delegation that he will use his influence to secure ratification of the federal suffrage amendment in Tennessee. He pledged his time, strength, and influence to their cause, urging leaders to avoid mere payoff rhetoric and focus on vital outcomes.
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Columbus
National Woman’s Party
Cox
Tennessee
Woman's Party
Alice Paul
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wilson
Sportsmen Organize to Protect County Trout From Fish Hogs
The Laramie County Red and Reel club met to organize and set by laws. They opened membership to all fishing enthusiasts with yearly dues of one dollar and plan to work with the state fish commissioner to stock more fry in county waters.
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Laramie County
Red and Reel Club
J. Homskey
Ceed
Laramie
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Cheyenne State Leader
Leslie A. Miller
Leader Publishing Company
Mr. Miller
Otharudae
Henry Ford Coal Mining
Leaguer
Sammies
Parn
Hoe Sheel
Grages
Norty-eight
Labor Party
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