Hay enters race for Wyoming Senate seat in 1910s
The State Leader reports John W. Hay of Rock Springs plans to run in the Republican primary to succeed retiring Senator Francis E Warren. Hay will oppose Congressman F W Mondell as the party gears up for a lengthy campaign with rumored machine support shifts and early organization in Wyoming politics.
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Rock Springs
Francis E. Warren
Plains Hotel
Hay
First National
Taramie
F. W. Mondell
Newcastle
Mondell
Warren
Mondell Ta
Congress
John E. Osborne
Rawlins
Republican
Northern Crops Suffer Montana Plans Aid for Settlers
Helena Montana July 20 five hundred thousand dollars must be raised to aid Montana farmers after crop failures. Greenfield state agricultural commissioner says a meeting to devise means will be held Thursday night. Aberdeen South Dakota July 20 hail damaged crops across the northeast with thousands of dollars in losses reported and communications down hampering estimates.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Greenfield
Aberdeen
South Dakota
National Prize to Stimulate Interest in Canning Efforts
Washington announces a national emergency food garden committee prize of 4000 dollars for the best canned vegetables shown at town exhibits and county and state fairs in September and October to promote the nation wide canning campaign.
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Washington, D. C
National Emergency Food Garden Commiadep Today
Wyoming man sought on fraud charge in Missouri case
Catherine Lester, a Farragut school teacher, sought a warrant for D. D. Fitzgerald from Mullan Wyoming, alleging he sold her stock in Mineral Farm Mining at 1.38 a share when Wyoming officials say the value was five cents. She and seven fellow teachers lost about 3000 dollars. officials say Fitzgerald disappeared after eight weeks and prosecutors plan to pursue the case with police help.
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ST. Louis
Catherine Lester
Farragut
Feesan
D. D. Fitzgerald
Mullan
Wyo
Lester
Mineral Farm Mining Company
Wyoming
Fitzgerald
Feehan
Cheyenne Youth Reported Killed in France Rumor
A Cheyenne rumor claims John Zachs Jordan, former Cheyenne high school graduate and Perry Williams nephew, was killed on the French front after a German shell blast. Reports from Denver suggested injuries earlier, but the unconfirmed tale says he died in action while training for aviation.
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Cheyenne
John Zachs Jordan
Perry Williams
Young Jordan
Denver
Jordan
France
Aviation Corps
Draft swindler Brobst arrested after Cheyenne stop
F. Brobst, posing as owner and manager of a non existent Los Angeles Democrat, is jailed after a brief Cheyenne spree. He cashed bogus drafts, carried numerous ready to cash checks, and jewels. Sheriff probes link to wider scheme. article continues.
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Los Angeles Democrat
Brobst
Cheyenn
George Carroll
Cheyenne
Wert Woodman
Woodman
Hibbernia Bank & Trust Company
Denver
Fourth-Third National Bank
Probst
Prudential Trust Company of
Boston
D. M. O'Kief
Denver Bank
Brober
Pourlas
Douglas, Ariz
W. D. Cronin
K. &. National Bank of Denver
Woodman's
Frontier
J. C. Thompson, Jr
Thompson
Chevonnyy
Red Tape Eased for Draft Exemption Boards Authority
The Associated Press reports that U S district exemption boards will operate with less red tape under Wilson's executive orders and Crowder guidance to speed personnel selection for the national army. Attorney General Gregory expands the pool from which 687000 men are drawn as registration lapses are pursued and assigned numbers ensure early examination.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Crowder
Gregory
Department of Justice
Senate Debate Opens on Nation-wide Prohibition
The Senate began debate on a constitutional amendment for nationwide prohibition under unanimous consent with a final vote planned for Wednesday. Senator Steppard opened the discussion, Senator Underwood opposed, and Senators Ashur et Shafreth supported. debate to resume tomorrow with many senators expected to speak.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Steppard
Underwood
Ashuret
Shafreth
Standard Oil President Shoots Man in Claremont
D G Scofield 74 president of the Standard Oil Co of California killed a man at his Claremont home in what was described as a warning related to the death of his wife three years earlier. The incident occurred in Oakland on July 30.
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Oakland
Cal
D. G. Scofield
Standard Ol Company of
California
Nimeelf
Claremont
My. Scofield
Women workers prove successful at Ryan car plant
In South Chicago a few weeks old trial employing hundreds of women at the Ryan car plant has shown success. Women aged 18 to 45 work eight hours daily at about 0 cents per hour and the plan attracts interest from other large manufacturers contemplating adoption.
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Chicago
Ryan
Special flag proposed for homes that aided war effort
A bill introduced today by Scluta Momence of hhiin proposes a special flag to float over every house that furnished a map for the army or navy. The measure aims to honor civilian contributions to wartime logistics.
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Washington
Doc
Dgly
Army
Navy
Scluta Momence
Hhiin
Seven Believed Dead in Canadian Forest Fire
AP reports seven bodies found after a forest fire near Spree Creek in Canada. Fire crews worked through Saturday to recover victims and assess the blaze's progression amid improving conditions.
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Creek Gheteiet
Boca Margue
Harrison Gray Otis Dies Very Suddenly
Los Angeles July 2 Harrison Gray Otis president and longtime editor of the Los Angeles Times died at his home today after a heart attack. He collapsed after a meal served by a maid. Death was announced soon after as.
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Harrison Gray Otis
Los Angeles
al Harrison Gray Obis
Munteeer
The
Los Angel Times
Taree Chuniiser
Feleie
Austria Denies Peace Talk Is Not A Bluff
Vienna rejects British claims that Austrian peace talks are a bluff. Government officials and the German chancellor judge the era as a serious effort toward a broader settlement amid wartime diplomacy.
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Austria
German Peace Worker's Rebuke in Zurich Interview
A Zurich interview quotes German official circles as saying Germany seeks peace talks but stresses loyalty to the Reich. The foreign office says Herr Kreberger travels in a private capacity while Lloyd George and Me Wallour may be spoken with to reach a peace understanding. The piece notes Allied demands and German readiness for peace while warning against government overreach.
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Attakar Caray
Cradenitz
Beeen dl
Aflerman Tink
David Showd Tieorge
London
Beitieh
Diesel Henree
Kenter
Berlin
Mathias Keshinger
Reece
Zurieh Ata
Helin
Prett
Per Kreborger
Switzerlant
Hse
Lloyd George
Bey Man
Foreign Office
Evebermer
Vrelergerte
Oto
Zuvicher Nank Trichion
Menos
Campbell Objects Hisheesee Deportation Case In New Mexico
Los Angeles attorney Moore, hired to represent three deported individuals from Tele district, was himself detained in Columbus New Mexico. He contested the charges, refused to name his mission, and was later summoned back by officers. Deputies escorted him to a holding room where authorities questioned him about communications with Campbell.
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Hishee
Arty
Freat
Moore
Los Angeles
Warren District
Hopatics
Columbus
N. M
Tater Cheng
Rome
Madre Limited
Mareen
Ofelook
Male
Tateine
Conferees Stand By Presidents Order
Conferees support the president's directive for a single administration plan in the senate. The measure aims to unify leadership and policy under one executive group, with ongoing debates over implementation and oversight.
East Swelters in Torrid Wave with No Change
An article reports a continuing heat wave gripping the region with high temperatures and little relief on the horizon. Weather officials warn residents to take precautions as heat indexes approach dangerous levels across cities and towns.
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Aimidi
Goemuny
Campbell
L&r
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