Lottery Winners Dominate Wyoming State Leader Contest
Miss Florence Scott Saratoga wins grand prize a 1650 Studebaker with 4,519,420 votes. Miss Mora Huston Wheatland takes District No. 2 prize a $1065 Elgin car with 4,188,000 votes. Mrs Mazzie Addington Cheyenne wins District No. 1 prize a 8700 Dart car with 551,510 votes. Ballots counted by a staff of experts under judge supervision.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Florence Scott
Saratoga
Studebaker
Wheatland
Elgin
Addington
Gontesi Doauec
Vlorence Scott
Mora Huston
Mazzie Addington
Flevres
Millard Defends Against Bandit in Fort Collins Raid
Dr H E L Millard of Cheyenne escaped a roadside robbery when two men halted his car during the Fort Collins raid. He ran down a bandit who fired, injuring him, then secured the pistol and continued to Cheyenne. Authorities notified. no arrests reported at press time.
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H. EL. Millard
Cheyenne
Milard
Fort Collins
Millard
Crouse
Fort ™Ins
Ac Muely
Tis
National lottery list transmission pressures and secrecy
In Washington officials and military observers discuss the national lottery and the forthcoming draw. The press is urged to cover the event while maintaining secrecy, with telegraph transmission of the number list described as a tremendous logistical challenge and a priority for speed and security.
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Ted Oceaph
U S Transport Sunk No Lives Lost Amid Calvary Swim
An American transport was sunk without warning Tuesday with no casualties or gunfire. Troopers from the Post swam ashore after their boat filled with water near the bath house. the vessel was salvaged by another party. Witnesses aboard a nearby boat compared the incident to wartime actions.
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Annette Kellerman
Lake Minnehiaha
Bath House
End of month long food control debate nears vote
Washington July 18 progress on the administration food control bill is reported as the debate nears its final vote set for Saturday under a ten minute limit. An amendment barring government agents from selling their own products to the government was disposed of. a Pomorene draft provision was tentatively adopted. The senate also heavily criticized the draft law administration with arguments over training camps and deployment of guardsmen and national army units nationwide.
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Washington
Asco
Pomorene
War Department
Senate
Evuard
National Army
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Bowton Pape
Lodge
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Texas
Two young robbers target Cheyenne pocketbook in riot aftermath
Two black youths, one identified as Frank Leonard, attempted to snatch a pocketbook from Mrs. Ed Nash on Capitol avenue near the Masonic temple. Leonard fired at a pursuing soldier, fled through alleys, and later claimed to be 11 years old from St. Louis, saying he met the other boy en route to Cheyenne. Police recovered little evidence. the missing pocketbook remained unfound.
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Ed Nash
Warren Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Masonic Temple
Maple Terrace
Frank Leonard
Leonard
Fust St. Louis
Cheyenne
Houller
Wromimyg Fuel and Feed Company
Wince
W. W. Quinn
Corey Avenue
St. Louie
Frontier
Hin
Noway
Emeone
Goethals Presses Ahead With Fleet Building Plan
In Washington on July 18 Major General Goethals renewed his ship building program after a halt. A conference with the shipping board led to possible approval to requisition all tonnage building in the United States and to authorize contracts for two government owned shipyards.
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Washington, D. C
Goethals
Denman
The
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
American Guide
Death Penalty Asked in Mooney Trial
District Attorney Charles M. Fickert urged the jury to impose the death penalty on Mrs. Mooney, on trial for murder connected to the preparedness parade bombing in San Francisco last July. He branded her a cold blooded slaughterer of women and children and an anarchistic conspirator in his address to the jury. The case was expected to go to the jury on Saturday.
Train derails injures multiple aboard near Homer
A train derailment on the Louisiana and Northwestern line near Homer sent several passengers injured after the cars left the tracks and rolled down a ten foot embankment. Authorities report two seriously hurt with others sustaining lesser injuries.
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Pomel
Do. Duky Ts
Twente
Dion
Lowislann
Northwestern
Miutiinix
Homer
Aged French Repatriated From German-Occupied Areas
Reports from the Belgian relief commission indicate Germans are sending back French civilians including children under 18 from occupied zones at about 1000 per day. Repatriations travel via Switzerland, with many arriving at Evian-les-Bains on Lake Geneva. victims are described as in a pitiful state and mostly unable to work.
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London
France
Switzerland
Eyvlan Les Haines
Department of
Moute- Savoie
Lake Geneva
Packing House Butchers Strike Threatens Fort Logan Supplies
Four fired butchers at Swift & Co and Colorado Packing & Provision Co plants quit without notice. Officials deny demands, note outside influence and IWW activity suspected. Companies hold contracts to supply Fort Logan and U S forces. no immediate contact from workers on terms.
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Denver
Swift & Co
Colorado Parking & Provision Co
Suirch
Wesert
Uirenmin
Seit & Co
Atlonal Eed Thos
United State Arms Trousis
Fort Logan
Fort Lt
Brennan
Hope of Averting Leadville Strike Is Now Given Up
Denver reports that mediation failed to stop a miners strike in the Leadville area. Talks between miners representatives and operators, plus federal mediators Verner Read and George Musser, ended with no further conferences. A walkout is to be called on or before Saturday morning unless a settlement is reached.
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Leadville
Denver
Lewiville
Department of Labvert
Washington
Department
International Arbert of
Mites
Internation
Oreaneetion
Peiwooy Soo
Sardota
Iusou
American Marine Reported Killed on French Front
A message states Robert Mushovitel of the Trinity M C has been killed in France while serving as a marine. Details are not provided in the note.
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BN WeHod
Wiedul
Etalon
Robert Mushovitel
Thinity
The
M.C
France
Plot to Spread Deadly Poison in Court Plasters
Federal investigation reveals a scheme to contaminate court plasters with lethal germs. Three suspects were arrested after an undercover operation failed to sell the tainted material, with authorities stating the plot aimed to affect residents through medical supplies and court facilities.
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Krassas
C and S Strike of Carmen Spreads to Two Other Polls
The fragmentary OCR describes a strike by workers named C and S spreading to two additional polls or points. It references July and mentions unfamiliar names and places in a garbled account.
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C.&s
Carmen
Kansas City Plows Help Keep Heat On Bale Wall
A fragmentary notice notes Kansas City actions to secure heat or fuel aid, with references to officials and ongoing efforts to address energy shortages. The readable text mentions plow efforts and public policy steps, though details are limited.
Anarchists Storm Petrograd Streets Amid Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text describes anarchists marching in Petrograd streets with references to events at a university, courtroom actions, and political unrest. The garbled lines mention citizens, fires, and tensions surrounding an unidentified incident.
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Phuglu
Vuuuluui
Dr. Millard
Ft. Collins Road
Watson Leks
Sully
Murdeal
National Lottery
Weimgennetts
Indi Iildals
U.S
Mooney
Romes
Teuton Forges
Packing House Butchers
I Keeki & Kee Hbb
Inp
Workers of the World
Hrennan
Widlow
Artanheed
Hatcher Workers of America
Atlantic
Washington, Duly
Albert Wo Uroot
Helver
Calaraie
Pele Man
Kansas
CITS
Tate
Soinion
Petrograd
Kronstadt
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