Woman Sparks Public Alarm as Custody Case Unravels
In Cody Wyoming on June 24 a habeas corpus case over Clyde Pepper’s child highlighted Mrs. M. C. Allman’s custody. Rumors of questionable conduct and a disappearance of the mother and child prompted sheriff scrutiny and a possible move to remove custody in a jurisdiction outside Wyoming, amid speculation about a Billings suitor’s influence.
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Cody, Wyo
Clyde Pepper
M. C. Allman
Wyoming
Billings
Woolmen Seek Federal Aid to Raise and Standardize Wool
After a Washington conference, growers and manufacturers urge a federal bounty to curb predatory animals, state dog control laws, and the creation of government sheep farms and wool colleges. They call for national standards and rapid establishment of breeding farms in the Intermountain and central U.S. regions to improve wool quality and industry growth.
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Washington
Noa
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Railroad News Moves and Appointments Across Divisions
Harry N. Draemel transfers to Union Pacific chief dispatcher's office in Evanston. D. Hickey becomes Master mechanic for Oregon Short Line at Ogden, replacing D. J. Malone moved to Pocatello. W. A. Whitney named general superintendent of Oregon Short Line based in Pocatello. E. Manson succeeds as superintendent of transportation. Rumor of Colorado division realignment to Wyoming and other divisions. Denver offices may move to Cheyenne. Vick Roy of Denver may fill vacancies at Kansas City after the prior death. Howell station closed. building moved to Laramie for roundhouse use. Colorado Wyoming Easttra leases equipment to reballast from Laramie.
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Harry N. Draemel
Jeffers
Union Pacific
Evanston
Nebraska
D. Hickey
Southern Pacific
Sparks
Nev
Oregon
Ogden
D. J. Malone
Pocatello
W. A. Whitney
Cheyenne
Sacramento
Colorado Division
Denver
Wyoming
Vick Roy
Kansas City
Howell
Laramie
Roundhouse
Colorado, Wyoming & Easttra
Cheyenne State Theft Arrest Reward Offer
A public notice offers a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of individuals involved in the thefts at Cheyenne State. The amount is unspecified pending details from authorities. Local police urge witnesses to come forward with evidence.
Bridge collapses blocking Story road in Sheridan
The tunnel hill bridge at Story in Sheridan county fell in after a high water event. Travel is rerouted around Kearney while officials plan an immediate replacement with an 80 foot steel bridge estimated at $2000 and a 20 day construction window.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Tunnel Hill
Story
Kearney
John Johnson
Money Orders Now Cashed At Any Post Office
Instructions on the new postal money order system issued to postmasters nationwide. Under the plan, money orders drawn on a specific office may be cashed at any post office within 30 days of issue, after which they can be paid only at the issuing office or repaid there.
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Washington
Railroad Must Repay Many Million Dollars
Seven teen railroads along the trans continental freight route face Supreme Court termination of a large reparations ruling. Claims total about 12 million dollars for shipments made since the start of the century, affecting carriers and shippers nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court Intermountain
Lincoln Highway Notes Highlight Safety and Funding
A trans continental motor tour by Packard vice president D. Waldron affirms the Lincoln Highway as the safest shortest coast to coast route. Projects near Austin Nevada allocate about $10 000 to remove heavy grades. Canton Ohio plans 84 signs at 126 cents each plus labor. Colorado work advances with A R Pardington and J Newcomb Jr discussing western matters.
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D. Waldron
Packard Automobile Company
San Francisco
Austin
Nevada
Summit
Canton
Ohio
J. Newcomb, Jr
Lincoln Highway Peneul
Colorado
A. R. Pardington
Lincoln Highway Association
Indianapolis
Archer sidelined by injury in Cubs game impact
Archer dove for a pass ball and landed awkwardly, straining arm muscles. The Cubs will miss his presence as they struggle to make a strong impression in the National League race.
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Archer
Chicago
Cubs
Baseball Battery Lists Across Teams Highlight 1920s Box Scores
The page catalogs batterymen and star pitchers for teams including Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, listing players Cheney Pierce Needham Yingling Schneider Koestner Clarke Gonsales and others. It details game scores for Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Boston Washington Cleveland St Louis Chicago and Kansas City with batters such as Marquard Meyers Perdue Crutcher and Wyckoff.
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R. H. B. Chicabo
Cincinnati
Cheney
Pierce
Needham
Yingling
Sehneider
Koestner
Clarke
Gonsales
Weekend mountain trips draw Paola residents
Paola Paola Wyoming locals report trips to Cheyenne and the mountains this week. George Parker Harl Zimmerman drove to Cheyenne and back. Several families joined in camping trips and a Friday June 26 dance at R Siefken’s near Divide.
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Paola
Wyo
George Parker
Harl Zimmerman
Cheyenne
H. Wright
Henry Wagoner
Mra
Elmer Harris
Walt Leith
R. Siefken
Divide
Ladies Visit and Club Meeting Report
The text notes a visit by Miss Smith to her friend Miss Dorotha Love near Burns and a visit to her parents. The Ladies' Thimble club met with Mia. John McGowen Thursday last.
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Misa Theda Reymore
Esterville
Chas, Ridley
Carl Reymore
Miss Smith
Thimble Club
Mia
John McGowen
Five Firemen Injured in $800,000 Manchester Blaze
A large fire in Manchester New Hampshire damaged the five story Varick company building dealing in hardware jewelry and photo supplies and a three story annex and spread to an adjoining cigar factory. Five firefighters were burned on the head and face when an explosion of powder and chemicals hurled them through a window on the ground floor.
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Manchester
N. H
John B. Varick Company
R. G. Sullivan
Thomas Murdock's Autopsy Reveals Transposed Organs
Washington report notes Thomas Murdock a Black laborer killed in a fall had all organs on the opposite side of the body. An autopsy found heart on the right, appendix and stomach reversed, a rare congenital condition.
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Washington
Thomas Murdock
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P. O. Box
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W. 17Th & Phone
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