Nomination Declared By Spontaneous Party Wish
Governor Coolidge accepted Kentucky governor Edwin P. Morrow's formal notification of his nomination, called the party's spontaneous wish. He urged tax reform, reduced private extravagance, and better industrial dispute resolution while praising wartime service and equal rights and warning about entangling alliances.
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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 Machine Guns At Frontier Park
Three United States Marine Corps officers Serrgeants Layne McKenna and Abbott arrived in Cheyenne with a Browning heavy machine gun to exhibit at Frontier park in front of the Jim Baker cabin during Frontier days. They will demonstrate operation and mechanism and plan an outdoor firing demonstration on the hills near the city during the week.
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United States Marine Corps
Layne
McKenna
Abbott
Cheyenne
Jim Baker
Frontier Park
Uncle Sam Clllusions of Soviet Scheme
Washington viewed Russia’s London conference proposal as a deft move toward quasi recognition of the Soviet regime. The State Department said it lacked knowledge of the Soviet suggestion and favored addressing the Poland issue first, seeing the plan as a device to bolster Soviet international standing.
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Washington
Russia
London
State Department
United States
Poland
Europe
State Tribune Notice Blocks Direct Address to Staff
Public notice instructs readers to address letters to the Wyoming State Tribune Cheyenne State Leader or Tribune Publishing Co publishers rather than individual staff members of the State Tribune or State Leaders. The message emphasizes official channels for correspondence.
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State Tribune
Wyoming State Tribune
Cheyenne State Leader
Tribune Publishing Co
Alleged Peddler of Drugs Brought Here
John Hays, a Negro man, was brought to the county jail from Thermopolis to face the Harrison anti narcotic act charge of peddling opium and cocaine at Thermopolis. Authorities say he possessed about $500 worth of contraband drugs at the time of arrest.
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John Hays
Thermopolis
District Court
Hays
Frontier Cowtown Rodeo Draws Large Cheyenne Crowd
A crowded arena enjoyed daring events and wild horse races as Red Sublett and Dan Dix led a lively program. Cowboys including Tommy Grimes and Johnny Judd posted quick times while mishaps highlighted the day with camera crews and a dramatic winded finish for Henry Fitzgerald.
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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 May Go to Major League
Casper Wyoming July 27 John Mapel star pitcher for the Casper Midwest team received a contract offer from the Pittsburg Nationals with option to start now or next season He is 22 and brother of Rolla webel who formerly played for St pate rowns 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 Mixed Card of Games
National League action featured Philadelphia defeating Pittsburg 14 to 7, with Meadows, Gallia and Trogres sor driving the win. Boston and Chicago posted tallies as New York and Brooklyn also played, while Cleveland and Washington split in a doubleheader with strong pitching and late runs.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Meadows
Gallia
Trogressor
Hamilton and
Haeffner
Bankers Discuss Wool Growers Financing Plan Tour
J. Z. Miller president of the Tenth district federal reserve bank and H. E. Ramsey chair man with several Missouri valley bankers met about forty bankers of southern and eastern Wyoming to discuss financing wool growers until the wool crop is sold. The group was honored at a Country club banquet as part of a western tour.
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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 contracting scarlet fever on July 10. He leaves his parents and a younger sister who recently recovered from the fever. Funeral is private at Early Bricker Brothers parlors Thursday morning at 10 and burial will be at Lakeview.
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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 Bross Lloyd millionaire sergeant at arms of the Communist Labor party and nineteen associates were branded cowards as final arguments opened in their trial on charges of trying to overthrow the government by force. Assistant State's Attorney Branhoff called the Communist labor party born in lawlessness in Chicago and described the scheme as a gigantic machine to drill revolution into the United States. The Left Wing conference in New York where Lloyd was present inspired the plan. Defendants denounced the founders of the republic as capitalists and attacked Washington and the framers. Arguments were expected to take 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
Casper Nine Wins Five Inning Ball Game At Home
Casper defeated Brush 6 to 4 in a five inning series game. Rain interrupted play in the fifth inning while Casper capitalized on five Brush errors. Rolla Maple pitched for Brush allowing two singles and a double with Hoffman giving up five Casper runs on those errors.
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Casper
Wyc
Brush
Colo
Hoffman
Rolla Maple
Yieldiag
Casper Midwest
Funeral for Klaus Sievers This Wednesday
Funeral services for Klaus Sievers will be held at the Harry Bricker Brothers Funeral Parlors at 10 a.m. Wednesday with interment in Lake View Cemetery.
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Klaus Sievers
Harry Bricker Brothers
Lake View
Elks Win at Scotts Bluff After Rough Road Trip
Seventeen hundred fans saw Cheyenne Elks defeat Scotts Bluffs 7 to 5 on the home grounds. Carter pitched six hits allowed while Hibs rang up 16 off the opponent. Crowland and Myler homered, Carter tripled in the eighth. Ongoing travel fatigue and a late arrival marred the trip as Scotts Bluffs drops its home win.
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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 Wyomings Own Wraters National Life was paid in full within eight minutes after proofs of death arrived. The Western National policy aims to honor death claims immediately upon receipt of proofs.
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Frank A. Mau
Cokeville
Wyoming
Wraters National Life Insurance Company
May
Western National
Lions Instructed To Welcome Visitors At Cheyenne
Fred H. Porter secretary of the Lions club issued instructions to members to greet visitors at the Plains hotel. Members should call Kalamazoo guests, offer help, and ensure strong lobby presence that evening. The message urged proactive hospitality to all strangers.
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Fred H. Porter
Lions' Club
Cub
Plains Hotel
Mr. Blank
Kalamazoo
Plains
Lions’ Club
Services Thursday for Charles A Fleming
Funeral services for Charles P. Fleming will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 p m at the W W Dumm mortuary. Rev J B Stubblefield will conduct. Local Woodman of the World members will attend and pallbearers will be chosen from the Woodmen lodge. Interment at Lake View 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 to Cost $100,000
SALT CREEK, Wyo July 27 The Midwest Refining company began building a 24 room hotel with a refrigeration plant and dining room for 800 people at a cost of 100000 dollars. The hotel will mainly house company employees in the Salt Creek oil field but will be open to travelers.
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Salt Crheck
Wyo
Midwest Refining Company
Salt Creek
Widow Seeks Husband's Estate Support
Fannie C. Lacey petitions Judge Metzner in district court for assignment of the entire estate of her deceased husband John A. Lacey to her for support of herself and minor children. The court orders all interested parties to appear 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 Not a Secret Says Pinkham Remedy
An article promoting Lydia J. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a simple cure for women’s health woes. It links a flashing eye elastic step and clear complexion to absence of organic troubles while warning that distress, lassitude, headaches and mental low mood signal illness.
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Lydia J. Pinkham
Frontier park gains noted by Cheyenne residents
Cheyenne residents who moved cars to Frontier park on Tuesday observed marked improvements in the additions west of the city. Scores of cottages have been put up during the last year.
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Frontier Park
What They Did of New Leader
W T Judkins reports crowds in western Wyoming discuss the Leader sale. Most expect success under new ownership and management. Harry Weston of the American National Bank congratulates the change and notes the improved financial page. Newstands in Wheatland order extra copies. readers favor a live newspaper over politics.
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W. T. Judkins
Wyoming
Leader
Harry Weston
American National Bank
Wheatland
Gagnon Wyoming Oil Co Formed in Wyoming
A new oil company, Gagnon Wyoming Oil Company, filed incorporation in Wyoming. Capital stock of 600000 dollars, 500000 shares of 1 dollar each. Operations to be in Rawlins with Homer A. France as agent in charge and a seven member board. Directors for the first year include Edward Joseph Gagnon Gertrude Hsther Gagnon Lee George Schlarman Cav y Napoleon Gagnon Zoel Joseph Dufour Louis Holland and 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 in Kansas City. About 37 attendees included prominent Wyoming bankers, with guests from Denver and Omaha Fed offices. Speakers included Miller and Ramsay along with Cheyenne leaders A. D. Johnston and A. H. Marble.
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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 Price Jump Lander Oil Sees Higher Rates
The Dallas field crude near Lander rose from 1.25 to 1.75 dollars a barrel on Monday. Northwestern Railroad Co. is the main buyer for fuel and holds a near full-output contract through September at the higher price. Lander crude now aligns with Wyoming heavy oils, while Mule Creek oil reaches 2.05 dollars.
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Dallas
Lander
Northwestern Railroad Company
Wyoming
Mule Creek
Mill A Share Stock’s Value to be Raised
The Great Western Petroleum company calls a deferred annual meeting in Denver on August 25 to discuss changing its capital base. Formed with 5,000,000 shares at one mill each, it plans to raise par value while keeping total shares at 6,000,000. The firm holds a Salt Creek lease half of section 6 39 78 and has an operating contract with Mountain & Gulf sharing half profits.
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Great Western Petroleum Company
Denver
Salt Creek
Mountain & Gulf
Living aboard the Olympic costs five thousand per day
Southampton reports that the Olympic, the largest British liner, offers a luxury option at $5,000 daily for a private cabin. A shared cabin lowers the price to about $250. The ship has commercial wireless telephone instruments enabling transcontinental talks during voyages.
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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 daily. Similar strikes hit the new apartment building with many workers leaving the city. Some may return to work at the old scale, while contractors and stockholders rely on strike clauses to protect delays and costs tied to current wages.
Lincoln Highway and Yellowstone Route Road Report
July forecast notes the Lincoln Highway from Cheyenne to Pine Bluffs as good to excellent with rough patches west of Rawlins and near Salt Wells. Yellowstone route weather seen as generally fair with occasional showers. Tem peratures near normal across Cheyenne to Casper and towns along Thermopolis to Riverton.
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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 stump for the Republican presidential ticket after a conference with national committee chairman Hays and Senator New of Indiana. New announced a list of speakers exceeding 16 000 names including about 1500 women. Democratic leaders plan national headquarters in Chicago next week.
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Chicago
F. O. Lowden
Hays
The
National Committee
Harry §. New
Indiana
New
Columbus
Father Sues City Over Death of Boy in Park
Dr. Joseph M. Ramirez seeks letters of administration on behalf of eight year old Clarence Ramirez who died July 17 in a city park when a swing fell on him. The estate is described as a cause of action against the city of Cheyenne for damages for death.
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Joseph M. Ramirez
A. D. Walton
Clarence Ramirez
Cheyenne
Commissioner Brown Pushes Motion at Meeting
In Sacramento a commissioner named Brown made a motion during the commissioners meeting. He hesitated looking out a window then sat beside Commissioner Turner. Turner asked for the motion and Brown admitted he did not know its content but declared he was for it and voted aye.
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Sacramento
Brown
Turner
Darnea
Can’t Reach a Happy Medium at Highland Park District
Residents complain of noisy religionists disturbing nocturnal peace at Highland Park, after police struggle with Spooners and efforts to curb noise. Police try to discourage the protests as community tensions rise over local conduct and faith gatherings.
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Houston
Tighland Park
Spooners
Children Gather Nickels at Busy Town Corners
Local youngsters lure visitors and townsfolk with numerous lemonade stands along the busiest streets and popular beet cat corners. Children seek spare nickels as they traffic through the area.
Mrs Coble Seeks County Clerk Nomination on GOP Ticket
Mrs. John C. Coble filed as a Republican candidate for county clerk with County Clerk Ida C. Graham. She works in the state livestock commissioner’s office and is a widow with a large family. C. C. Branson seeks the Democratic nomination for county treasurer. Deadline for filings is Wednesday noon for all precinct leaders and county offices.
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John C. Coble
Ida CG. Graham
Coble
State Livestock Commissioners Office
C. C. Branson
Midwest Refining Expands Capacity Toward 75 000 Bpd
Six new stills come online at the Midwest Refining plant boosting capacity to 50 000 bpd at the Casper facility. Combined with Grey Bull and Laramine plants the group nears 75 000 bpd, with Salt Creek output expected to double by year end if leases are granted. A new pipeline to Casper will allow 50 000 bpd throughput and larger crude storage.
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Midwest
Salt Creek
Here
Denver
Greybull
Laramie
Midwest Refining Company
Casper
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