Chicago to Lead Wool Growers Center with Bank Support
A Chicago conference of wool grower representatives and bankers voted to form a committee to advance Chicago as America's wool marketing hub. William J. Williams will appoint the committee to seek Washington approval and raise about 1.61 million annually from Chicago banks to warehouse and finance wool until market conditions improve. Senators Mitchell, Walsh, Pitman, Chamberlain, and K urged Western banker support as loans were scarce amid weak demand like cotton in 1944.
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America
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Wyoming Wool Growers Association
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American Wool Growers’ Association
Boston Sitka
Mmitehcock
Nebraska
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Montana
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Campaign plans unfold for San Francisco delegate interviews
The student describes a campaign at San Francisco that will interview every delegate before the convention opens, with state party branches handling individual delegation interviews during the gathering. The effort aims to secure Democratic national leaders and strong support aligned with the party’s aims.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Democratic Heads Split on League of Nations at San Francisco
The text discusses the Democratic national convention in San Francisco and its stance on the League of Nations. It argues for a clear, definite party position and criticizes Republican ambiguity. It notes Lodge and Johnson as opposed to the League and cites confidence that delegates will decide between vague declarations and a concrete Democratic platform.
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San Frantisco
San Francisco
League of Nations
America
Chicago
Lodge
Johnson
Infant Burials Stun City as Baby Found in Box
Police uncover a buried infant in a cracker box on East Ninth Street and identify another newborn buried in a yard on Bent Street. A third infant was found in a parcel near Lake Minnehaha, while four similar cases remain under mystery with no clear cause or suspects.
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East Ninth Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Mrr
George James
Bent Street
James
Lake Minnehaha
Rocky Mountain News
Eete Besel
Barly
Ak Mig Daese
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Unclear Creekside Liquor Incident Spurs Public Debate
Fragmentary notes recount a plan to transport and bottle bourbon near a creek by a Lincoln Highway route. The liquor is expected to be poured out locally, drawing criticism for wasting alcohol instead of donating to hospitals. Courts and the U S marshal may intervene to stop the act.
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Lincoln Highway
Steppy Jack
Wee
Cheyenne
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United States
Cardinal Gibbon to Open Naval Convention Amid Scandal
A report claims Cardinal Gibbon will open the naval convention, while mentions of horrific acts and concealed burials raise fear of ongoing abuses. The piece notes Wyoming restraint laws and a push for immediate checks to halt such practices.
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Cardinal Gibbon
Venire of Sixty Five for Second Cordillo Trial
Court officials yesterday completed the venire for the Cordillo trial. Sixty five Cheyenne men are listed with Pine Bluffs contributing eleven and Burns eleven. The jury roster includes twenty eight Cheyenne residents and names from Hillsdale Mine and other areas. A regular session begins July 6 with Cordillo first on the docket. all jurors reported to report at 10 a m.
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Yesterda
Pete
John Gordillo
Sirial
John Cordillo
Pine Bluffs
Burns
Hillsdale
Iwin
E. G. Meyersa
John W. Moyer
C. F. Schmidt
James Buckley
Robert Whitney
Robert Davidson
G .W. Ulelch
Hf. Robertson
John F. Lanten
Stephen . W. H. Woolston
L. C. Hinkle
W. EB. Benamin
C Goldstein
F. A. Taylor
W. H. Kisinke
J. K. Byron
M. A. Hurt
A. Dildine
Dick Gombs
Philip T. Furner
James i. G. Henderson
A. Staple
Midn
Charles Ferdon
Wauneta
Ray L. Derby
Diamond
H. C. Anderson
Federal
EB. Sawyer
Hilledale
Harry Crentbaum
Meadow
W. G. Wilkinafer
Charies OG
Parker
Horgekk
Charles G. Anderson
Albin
A. C. Babine
Divide
Arthur EB. Rhoades
Carpenter
Edward W. Horses Ciwek
Joseph F. Robertson
McGee
Granite Ganon
John BD. Netterfield
J. C. Berry
J. Bawerds
Jon ® Olsen
Cordlillo
Desperate escape case at Rawlins prison
Warden Frank Hadsell reports a prisoner named Smith vanished from the prison at 5 o'clock yesterday morning. Guards found a roll of old clothes in a bunk and traced a path from the kitchen to the roof over the wall with no further clues. Local authorities scoured the hills near Rawlins to locate the extremely desperate convict connected to a Hillsdale safe-blowing spree.
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Conte
Rawlins
Smith
Anid Ta
Frank Hadsell
Hillsdale
Bend
1920 Summer Garb Separates Highlights
Skirts and overblouses dominate summer 1920 fashion in our readable notes. The piece comments on the favored style, noting light fabrics and crepe de chine textures as essential, with emphasis on feminine ensembles and coordinated outfits.
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Becepeed
Fragmentary OCR note on prison guard actions in Smith case
An unreadable passage describes events around a prisoner named Smith, mentioning shoving, a guard, and doubts about keeping him in the penitentiary. The text is garbled and lacks clear chronology or verifiable details.
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Smith
Crowds Expected at Bernardi Carnival Shows in Desolate Weather
Damp conditions hinder attendance at 11 Bernardi carnival performances along Tandal Pershing boulevards under American Legion auspices. Organizers anticipate stronger crowds today and tomorrow despite chilly winds, noting Cheyenne observers rate these shows above typical roadside attractions.
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Tandall
Pershing
American Legion
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