Nominees Rise From Spontaneous Party Wish in Mass
Governor Coolidge received the formal notification of his nomination by spontaneous wish of the party from Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky in Northampton. Coolidge urged tax reform, lighter private extravagance, and better industry dispute settlement while praising wartime service and Negro rights. He affirmed a league of nations with reservations and pledged American independence in world peace efforts.
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Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
League of Nations
Senate
America
Warren G. Harding
United Choice
Republican Party
Marines Display Heavy Browning Gun at Frontier Days
Three United States Marine Corps officers Layne McKenna and Abbott arrived in Cheyenne with a heavy Browning machine gun for a recruiting display in front of the Jim Baker cabin at Frontier park during Frontier Days. They will demonstrate operation and may hold a firing demo on hills near the city later in the week.
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United States Marine Corps
Layne
McKenna
Abbott
Cheyenne
Jim Baker
Frontier Park
Soviet Proposal Seen as Move Toward Recognition
Washington notes Russia proposed a London conference with allies, viewed unofficially as a plan to gain quasi recognition of the Soviet regime. The State Department had no official knowledge yet and prefers handling Poland’s ceasefire before any Grand Conference. UK and US interest centers on stabilizing Europe while wary of Soviet aims.
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Washington
Russia
London
State Department
United States
Poland
Europe
State Tribune address guidance for notices
Important notice instructs readers not to address letters to individual staff members. Direct correspondence to the Wyoming State Tribune Cheyenne State Leader or Tribune Publishing Co Publishers.
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State Tribune
Wyoming State Tribune
Cheyenne State Leader
Tribune Publishing Co
Alleged Peddler of Drugs Brought Here
John Hays, a Black man, was brought to the county jail from Thermopolis to face grand jury consideration for violating the Harrison anti narcotic act by peddling opium and cocaine at Thermopolis. It is alleged he possessed about $500 in contraband drugs at the time of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays
Thermopolis
District Court
Hays
Frontier Cowpoke Fest Lures Big Crowd at Cheyenne
A lively Cheyenne arena show delights a large gathering with bucking broncos, wild horses, and stunt riders. Highlighted moments include Red Sublett and Dan Dix entertaining the crowd and a dramatic misadventure when a horse toppled a rider. The Arapahoe dancers return with wolf dances as spectators crave more thrills.
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Red Sublett
Dan Dix
Red
John
United States Army
Miss Wyoming
Doc’ Davis
Lafe Luman
Colorado
Darrell Cannon
General Pershing
Buck Lucas
Charley Irwin
Sam Scoville
Kenneth Hayes
Ronald McDonald
Billy Peel
Paul Hansen
John Rick
Harry Hawthorne
Walt Webb
Shorty Kelso
Harry Schuler
Slim Holder
George Mullin
B. K. Fernandez
Fox Wilma
Stuart Mace
Frank Irwin
Johnny Rick
Henry Fitzgerald
Little Bear Wye
Fitz
Arapahoe
Casper Twirler Offered Contract by Pittsburg Nationals
Casper Wyoming July 27 John Mapel a pitching anchor of the Casper Midwest team has been offered a contract by the Pittsburg Nationals with option to start now or next season He is 22 and brother of Rolla Webel former St Patrowns and now managing Brush Colorado teams
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Casper
Wyo
John Mapel
Casper Midwest
Pittsburg Nationals
Mapel
Rolla Webel
Ed St. Paterowns
Brush
Colo
Baseball scores from a fragmented 1910s game card
The text lists multiple baseball matchups with team names Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Pittsburg Boston Chicago New York Brooklyn Cincinnati and players Morton F O'Neil Gharrity Picinich Meadows Gallia Haeffner Barnes Smith Gonzales Haynes North Kime Clemmond Dilhoefer Marquard Mamaux and others. It reads like a box score fragment with runs hits and errors per side across two games and references two leagues.
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New York
Barnes
Smith
Gonzales
Haynes
North
Kime
Glenn
Clemmond
Dilhoefer
Financing of Wool Growers Topic for Bankers' Discussion
J. Z. Miller president of the Tenth district federal reserve bank and H. E. Ramsey chair man of that district with several Missouri valley bankers conferred with about forty bankers of southern and eastern Wyoming on financing wool growers until they can dispose of their wool crop. The visitors were guests of honor at a banquet at the Country club and are on a tour of the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Miller
Tenth District Federal Reserve Bank
H. E. Ramsey
Missouri Valley
Wyoming
Country Club
West
Little McLerran Boy Succumbs to Fever
Benny McLerran eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin McLerran of 812 West Twenty seventh street died at 8 o clock Tuesday night after a scarlet fever onset July 10 He leaves a young sister who has recently recovered from the fever The funeral will be private at Early Bricker Brothers parlors Thursday at 10 o'clock and Lakeview will be the burial place.
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Benny McLerran
Benjamin McLerran
West
Twenty-seventh Street
Early-Bricker Brothers
Lakeview
Lloyd and His Party Branded as Cowardly
Chicago July 27 The state opened final arguments in the trial of Bross Lloyd and nineteen associates on charges of attempting to overthrow the government by force. Assistant State's Attorney Branhoff called the Communist Labor party born in lawlessness and described the scheme as a gigantic machine to drill revolution into citizens. Arguments expected to last about six days.
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Chicago
Bross Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
State Monday
Branhoff
United States
New York
William Bross Lloyd
Our Republic
George Washington
Five Inning Game Taken by Casperites
Casper defeats Brush in a five inning game by 6 to 4 as rain delays the fifth. Casper commits five errors allowing all Brush runs, while Rolla Maple of Brush allows two singles and a double amid costly miscues and a close decision.
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Casper
Wyc
Brush
Colo
Hoffman
Rolla Maple
Yieldiag
Casper Midwest
Funeral for Klaus Sievers Wednesday at Bricker parlors
Funeral services for Klaus Sievers will be held at the Harry Bricker Brothers Funeral parlors at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Interment will take place in Lake View Cemetery.
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Klaus Sievers
Harry Bricker Brothers
Lake View
Elks Win at Scotts Bluff After Long Trip
Seventeen hundred fans saw Cheyenne Elks defeat Scotts Bluff 7 to 5 on the home field. Carter allowed six hits, Crowland and Myler homered, Carter tripled in the eighth. The town backed the visitors amid bets and cheers despite travel delays before the return trip.
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Scotts Bluffs, Neb
Cheyenne Elks
Carter
Hibs
Crowland
Myler
Scotts Bluffs
Cheyenne
Elks
Immediate Payment of Man s Insurance
Frank A. Mau of Cokeville died recently and his life policy with Wyoming s Own Wraters National Life Insurance Co was paid in full within minutes after proofs of death were received. The Western National matches this prompt payment policy.
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Frank A. Mau
Cokeville
Wyoming
Wraters National Life Insurance Company
May
Western National
Lions Urge Members to Welcome Visitors in Cheyenne
Fred H. Porter, secretary of the Lions club, instructs members to greet strangers at the Plains hotel in Cheyenne. They should introduce themselves to arriving visitors from Kalamazoo and perform cheerful, proactive hospitality, especially in the Plains lobby Tuesday evening.
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Fred H. Porter
Lions' Club
Cub
Plains Hotel
Mr. Blank
Kalamazoo
Plains
Lions’ Club
Fleming Funeral Services Planned for Thursday
Funeral services for Charles P. Fleming are set for Thursday at 2 p m at W W Dumm mortuary with Rev J B Stubblefield presiding. Members of the Woodmen camp and lodge pallbearers will attend. Interment follows at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Charles P. Fleming
W. W. Dumm Mortuary
J. 8
Stubblefield
Woodman of the World
Woodmen Lodge
Lakeview Cemetery
Hotel at Oil Camp Costs $100,000
SALT CR ECK, Wyo July 27 The Midwest Refining company has broken ground here for a 24 room hotel with refrigeration plant and dining room capacity for 800 to be erected and equipped at a cost of 100000. The hotel will primarily serve company employees in the Salt Creek oil field but will be open to transients.
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Salt Crheck
Wyo
Midwest Refining Company
Salt Creek
Widow Seeks Full Estate for Husband Lacey
Fannie C. Lacey petitions Judge Metzner in district court to assign the entire estate of her deceased husband John A. Lacey for the support of her and their minor children. The judge orders all interested parties to appear on September 6 to show cause why the estate should not be turned over to the widow.
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Fannie C. Lacey
Metzner
District Court
John A. Lacey
Mentzer
Woman's Beauty No Secret Crafted From Roots and Herbs
An advised remedy story promotes Lydia J. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a simple treatment for female ailments. The piece links distressed expression, lassitude, headaches, and mood to organic troubles and urges restoring health with the product.
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Lydia J. Pinkham
Cheyenne Residents Note Road Park Additions and Cottage Growth
Cheyenne residents along Frontier Park on Tuesday noted marked improvements west of the city. Scores of cottages have been put up during the last year, signaling growth and expansion in the area.
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Frontier Park
What They Did of New Leader
W T Judkins reports reception in Wyoming towns about the Leader sale and new ownership. Harry Weston of the American National Bank congratulates the change and notes the paper gains a metropolitan look and improved financial page. Newstands in Wheatland order more copies.
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W. T. Judkins
Wyoming
Leader
Harry Weston
American National Bank
Wheatland
Gagnon Wyoming Oil Company Formed in Wyoming
The Gagnon Wyoming Oil Company filed incorporation in Wyoming with 600000 capital stock, 500000 shares, for oil drilling and development. Principal office at Rawlins and Homer A Francs named agent in charge. Seven directors named for the first year: Edward Joseph Gagnon, Gertrude Hsther Gagnon, Lee George Schlarman, Cavy Napoleon Gagnon, Zoel Joseph Dufour, Louis Holland, Arthur James Gagnon.
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Wyoming
Gagnon-Wyoming Oil Company
Rawlins
Wyo
Princips
Federal Reserve Officers Guests of Local Bankers
The Wyoming Bankers Association hosted a dinner at the Country Club Tuesday evening honoring Governor J. Z. Miller and Asa Ramsay of the Federal Reserve Bank at Kansas City. About 37 attendees included Cheyenne bankers and guests from Denver and Omaha Fed offices. Speakers included Governor Miller, Mr. Ramsay, and Cheyenne leaders A. D. Johnston A. H. Marble J. W. Hay Arthur K. Lee J. D. Holliday and Harry B. Henderson.
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Wyoming Bankers’ Association
Country Club
J. Z. Miller
Asa Ramsay
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Qcheyenne Group
Burkhart
Denver
Darheart
Omaha
Governor Miller
Mr. Ramsay
A. D. Johnston
Cheyenne
A. H. Marble
John W. Hay
Rock Springs
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
J. D. Holliday
Chicago
Harry B., Henderson
Stock Growers Bank
the Plains
Federal Preserve Board
Warhart
George Brimmer
Rawlins
Harry B. Henderson
J. H. Walton
Dallas Crude Goes Up Sixty Per Cent
The Dallas field oil near Lander rose from 1.25 to 1.75 dollars per barrel on Monday. Northwestern Railroad is the main buyer using it for fuel, with a contract for most Lander output through September at the higher price. The rise brings Lander oil to parity with other Wyoming heavy oils. Mule Creek oil now brings 2.05 dollars.
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Dallas
Lander
Northwestern Railroad Company
Wyoming
Mule Creek
Mill A Share Stock Value Raised by Great Western Petroleum
Great Western Petroleum calls a deferred annual meeting in Denver on August 25 to approve capitalization changes. The firm formed with 5 million shares at one mill each plans to raise par value while keeping 6 million shares unchanged. It holds a Salt Creek lease half of section 6 39 78 and partners with Mountain and Gulf on a 50 50 profits share.
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Great Western Petroleum Company
Denver
Salt Creek
Mountain & Gulf
Living aboard the Olympic costs five thousand dollars daily
The Olympic, the largest British liner, offers a luxurious voyage at $5,000 a day for a private cabin. Cheaper option of $250 a day is available if sharing a smaller cabin. The ship has wireless telephone instruments enabling transcontinental talks during voyage.
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Southampton
Eng
Bricklayers Demand Twelve Dollars a Day
Bricklayers on the new school house quit work after requesting a raise from eleven to twelve dollars a day. The same action hit the new apartment house. Many strikers left the city, but some rumored to return to work on the apartment at the old wage. Contractors and stockholders set a construction budget based on the original wages, and strike clauses may delay completion.
Lincoln Highway to Pine Bluffs reports mixed road quality
The report notes sections from Cheyenne to Pine Bluffs as good to excellent with rough conditions from Medicine Bow to Rawlins and near Salt Wells. Fort Collins to Casper roads vary from excellent to rough with caution advised at Pole Creek and uneven stretches toward Lander and Shoshoni. Forecasts for July 26 to 31 expect generally fair weather with scattered showers and near normal temperatures.
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Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Buford West
Telephone Canon
Lincoln Highway
Ames Monument
Laramie West
Medicine Row
Rawlins
Salt Wells
Evanston
Ogden
Castle Rock
Hoho Canon
Laramie
Wood's Landing
Centennial
Fort Collins
Woods Creek
Laramie-Walden
Big Piney
Daniel Good
Daniel Lane
Yellowstone
Greeley Road
Casper
Pole Creek
Shoshoni
Walton
Moneta
Riverton
Lander
Governor Lowden to Stump for Harding
Governor F O Lowden will campaign for the Republican ticket. The plan came after a conference with Hays and Senator New who leads the speakers bureau. New announced a list of over 16 000 speakers including about 1 500 women and noted a national headquarters plan shifting from Columbus to Chicago.
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Chicago
F. O. Lowden
Hays
The
National Committee
Harry §. New
Indiana
New
Columbus
Father to Sue City For Death in Park
Dr. Joseph M. Ramirez through attorney A. D. Walton filed for letters of administration on his eight year old son Clarence Ramirez's estate. The deceased died July 17 when a park swing fell on him in Cheyenne. The estate is listed as a cause of action against the city for damages.
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Joseph M. Ramirez
A. D. Walton
Clarence Ramirez
Cheyenne
Brown Moves Aye After Puzzling Commission Moment
In Sacramento a commissioner named Brown made a motion at a meeting. He glanced out the window then sat beside Turner who asked for the motion. Turner urged, Second the motion, while Brown admitted uncertainty. He then declared his vote aye as if confirming the action already chosen.
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Sacramento
Brown
Turner
Darnea
Disorder at Highland Park Over Spooners and Prayers
Residents of Highland Park mourn the lack of a happy medium as police struggle with noise from religious gatherings and noisy spooners. Cops are trying to deter the religious activities that disturb sleep at night.
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Houston
Tighland Park
Spooners
Youngsters Rally for Spare Coins on Busy Streets
Children and townsfolk line popular corners with lemonade stands while visitors pass by. Dozens of small stands dot the busiest streets as youngsters seek nickels and spare coins from passersby.
Mrs Coble Seeks County Clerk Nomination on Republican Ticket
Mrs John C Coble filed notice for county clerk on the Republican ticket with County Clerk Ida C Graham. She works in the state livestock commission office and is a widow with a large family. C C Branson also filed for county treasurer on the Democratic ticket as filings close Wednesday noon.
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John C. Coble
Ida CG. Graham
Coble
State Livestock Commissioners Office
C. C. Branson
Midwest Refining Increases Capacity With Six New Stills
Six additional stills at the Midwest Refining plant raise the maximum capacity to 50 000 barrels per day, with actual capacity about 40 000. The expansion supports Salt Creek production, aims to reach nearly 75 000 bpd combining Grey Bull and Laramie plants, and accompanies a new Salt Creek to Casper pipeline boosting throughput.
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Midwest
Salt Creek
Here
Denver
Greybull
Laramie
Midwest Refining Company
Casper
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