Hay Likely Senate Candidate in Wyoming Primaries
The State Leader reports John W. Hay of Rock Springs has announced plans to seek the Republican nomination for senator to succeed retiring Francis E. Warren. Hay will oppose Congressman F. W. Mondell, with both camps already organizing for a lengthy campaign as rumors of machine faction favors swirl.
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John W. Hay
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 to Aid Settlers
In Helena Montana State agricultural commissioner Greenfield says five hundred thousand dollars must be raised to aid Montana farmers hit by crop failures. A meeting to discuss fundraising will be held Thursday night. North Dakota Aberdeen reports thousands of dollars in crop damage from a hail storm in northeast South Dakota with communication lines down hampering damage estimates.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Greenfield
Aberdeen
South Dakota
National Prize To Boost Canning Efforts Nationwide
Washington officials announce a national emergency food garden committee prize of 4000 dollars for best canned vegetables shown at town exhibitions and county and state fairs in September and October.
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Washington, D. C
National Emergency Food Garden Commiadep Today
Wyoming Man Sought for Fraud in Mining Stock Scam
Miss Catherine Lester seeks arrest of D. D. Fitzgerald of Mullan Wyoming on charges of selling Mineral Farm Mining stock at 1.38 a share while Wyoming officials say the stock was worth 5 cents. Lester and eight friends invested about $3,000 each, uncovering a wider pattern of complaints from other women. Prosecutor Feehan will investigate and request police cooperation to locate Fitzgerald.
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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
Unconfirmed rumor reaches Cheyenne that John Zachs Jordan, former Cheyenne resident and Cheyenne High School graduate, was killed on the French front after a German shell burst. Denver reports and local friends confirm he left Cheyenne for training for service, aiming for aviation corps.
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Cheyenne
John Zachs Jordan
Perry Williams
Young Jordan
Denver
Jordan
France
Aviation Corps
Draft swindler Brobst arrested in Cheyenne jail
F. Brobst portraying himself as owner of the Los Angeles Democrat is jailed in Cheyenne after a brief Cheyenne crime spree. Deputies say he specialized in cashing drafts using bogus bank papers and forged signatures. He carried numerous drafts and jewelry, aiming to flee after cashing or recreating drafts.
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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 Eases as Draft Exemption Boards Gain Power
Washington daily reports that President Wilson's orders and Crowder guidance strip procedural delays from district exemption boards. Officials expect rapid, clear action to assemble the first army, with boards free from strict evidence rules. Attorney General Gregory scales up registration efforts to locate thousands who did not register.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Crowder
Gregory
Department of Justice
Senate Debate on Dry Measure Lags First Day
The senate opened its fight for nationwide prohibition by constitutional amendment with limited attendance and a unanimous consent to vote next Wednesday. Senator Steppard opened the debate, followed by Senator Underwood who opposed the resolution. Ashure t and Shafreth supported the measure as the session continued with many senators expected to speak.
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Senate
Washington
D. C
Steppard
Underwood
Ashuret
Shafreth
Ol Head Ends UIP in California Shooting
In Oakland on July 30 D G Scofield president of Standard Oil California shot and killed a man at the victim's home in Claremont. The act follows the death of Scofield wife three years earlier. Scofield aged 74 is the alleged shooter.
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Oakland
Cal
D. G. Scofield
Standard Ol Company of
California
Nimeelf
Claremont
My. Scofield
Women at Ryan car plant prove successful shop experiment
In South Chicago several hundred women workers aged 18 to 45 have joined the Ryan automobile plant labor force. They are paid 60 cents an hour and work eight hours daily, with the plan gaining interest from other large manufacturers.
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Chicago
Ryan
Special flags proposed for homes that furnished maps
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 seeks to honor contributions from these households in support of national defense.
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Washington
Doc
Dgly
Army
Navy
Scluta Momence
Hhiin
Seven bodies found in Canadian forest fire disaster
An Associated Press report says seven bodies were recovered after a forest fire in Canada. The blaze, described as worsening briefly, led rescue teams to locate victims on Saturday and transport them to the scene for identification.
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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 suddenly at his home. He collapsed while eating with his son-in-law present. A maid served the meal and Otis faltered after telling her to take the food. Medical staff were unable to revive him.
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Los Angeles
al Harrison Gray Obis
Munteeer
The
Los Angel Times
Taree Chuniiser
Feleie
Austria Denies Peace Talk Is Only Bluff
Vienna officials reject claims that discussions on ending the war are mere posturing. The government states constructive talks are sought with Allied and neutral mediators, while maintaining firm stance against concessions seen as unrealistic.
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Austria
German Peace Worker Rebuked Amid Cross-Channel Talks
A German official, amid confusing reports, defends a private peace initiative while discussions unfold with Lloyd George and World. The foreign office notes Herr Evebermer travels privately and suggests possible progress toward peace negotiations, with mixed signals from Swiss and Viennese circles.
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Berlin
London
Mathias Keshinger
Reece
Zurieh Ata
Helin
Prett
Per Kreborger
Switzerlant
Hse
Lloyd George
Bey Man
Foreign Office
Evebermer
Vrelergerte
Oto
Campbell objects hishee Arty in deportation case
Los Angeles attorney Moore admitted representing three men deported in the Warren district case. He was summoned to a Royalty lejose conference, pledged to return at 4 p.m., failed to appear, and was detained by deputies. He is connected to ongoing inquiries and telephony discussions with Campbell about the long-distance matter.
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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 affirm support for the president's directive urging cabinet and administration team to stay aligned. The Senate faces deliberations on how to implement the order and maintain cohesion across departments.
East Swelters in Torrid Wave with No Hope of Change
The text describes extreme heat and a prolonged heat wave with little relief expected. It references widespread discomfort and potential impacts on daily life, though readable details are limited by garbled OCR.
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