Auto turts Jack Elliott 13 injured in embankment crash
Jack Elliott age 13 and two women were injured when a car driven by Elliott toppled over a five foot embankment near Virginian Dale Colorado Monday night. Elliott suffered three fractured ribs while the women were badly bruised. Passersby rescued them and they were taken to a Laramie hospital in critical condition.
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Jack Willett
Aunt Trontlerkers
Hearn
Laramte
Killett
Virginian Dale
Colo
Eillott
Elliott
Eliott
Laramie
Cheyenne Debuts Novel Auto Ball Game at Grand Opening
Crowds attend the Cheyenne Automatic Hasbal company grand opening where two electric pitching machines hurl varied balls at batters. The machines deliver fast, unpredictable pitches with rapid strikes, creating a novel attraction unlike classic hitters.
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Cheyenne Automatic Hasbal Company
Christy Mathewson
Walter Johnson
Cheyenne
Four Cheyenne Men Attend Casper Good Roads Meeting
George W. Hoyt as Casper Industrial Club president along with John Brown George J. Gilland and Frank L Houx attended a Casper Good Roads meeting to improve the Yellowstone Highway. The aim is to boost state value and attract travelers to Yellowstone National Park by better road conditions and regional cooperation.
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George W. Hoyt
Idustrial Club
John Brown
George J. Gilland
Frank L. Houx
Casper
Yellowstone Highway
Yellowstone National Park
Unclear Hotel Arrivals and Names Listed Across Cities
A garbled OCR passage lists hotel arrivals and names scattered across cities including Laramie Wauneta Evanston Federal Albany and Rock Springs. Readers cannot determine dates affiliations or a coherent event from the fragment.
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Sinery Sprague
Rheitiver
Almany
George Eldin
Rock Prings
Boston claims largest woman’s hotel in the world
A compressed fragment notes Boston housing a large women’s hotel while Burma women reportedly smoke cigars. It mentions Bertha G. Reblasen of Orange Observer and Mrs K A Werlela of Allentown, with police increased to bar women from a park and a sale on wagon umbrellas at The Sherman Co dated July 1.
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Boston
Cheyenne Golfers Seek Fort Collins Clash Next Sunday
Cheyenne golfers from the local club prepare for a match against Fort Collins Country Club in Collins, with sixteen players to be selected. They will travel by automobile if weather allows, else by rail, as both sides practice daily for what is billed as a milestone of friendship between the two cities.
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Cheyenne Golf Clu
Fort Collins
Fort Colfina
Fort Collins Courter
Pressure On U S and Importers Over British Embargo
In Washington on June 2 a committee of 20 appointed by over a thousand importers presented a petition to the State Department. They urged Britain to modify the embargo on all trade with Germany and neutrals, noting Britain had not answered the March note and warning that delay harms a long established trade.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Germany
State Department
Short Bathing Suits Barred at Coney Island
New York June 29 Captain Linden in charge of the Coney Island district ordered a ban on short bathing suits for both men and women. He cited crowds drawn by skimpy attire and announced wholesale arrests for violations as enforcement begins this summer.
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New York
Coney Island
Linden
Datcher Bruised In Motor Crash
Noah Datcher sustained severe bruises yesterday when a Kise motorcycle collided with an automobile driven by F Durham on Seventeenth street. Both drivers slowed, each assuming the other would stop. the rider was thrown ten feet, his bike demolished. He walked home before a physician arrived.
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Noah Dacher
Kise
4. F. Durham
Dirham Weg
Seventeenth Street
Durham
Dacher
Wood alcohol risks warned by Dr Campbell in Chicago
Dr James A Campbell of St Louis warned at a joint Ophthalmic Society meeting that wood alcohol can cause blindness through inhalation or absorption via the skin and even eye exposure. He cited cases and urged early treatment to prevent permanent nerve damage and possible death.
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Chicago
James A. Campbell
St. Louis
Opthalmatic Society
American Institute of Homopathy
Campbell
Mr Knight Plans House Canvass With Liber Ty Bell Badges
Mr Knight will conduct a house canvass featuring Liber Ty Bell badges. The move aims to rally support and distribute campaign materials as part of the political outreach.
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MR. Knight
Sun-proof wagon umbrellas at The Sherman Co sale
An ad notes sun proof wagon umbrellas priced at 35c at The Sherman Co with a prompt to act. The terse promotion implies limited stock and a quick sale for rural shoppers seeking shade and portability.
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The
Sherman Co
Grass Creek Oil Fields Described In Wyoming Bulletin
The Wyoming state geologists describe the Grass Creek oil fields in Park and Hot Springs counties. The report covers topography, physiography, drainage, and stratigraphy leading to the domes and oil sands. It includes well logs, production data, and notes the Benton sandstones as the highest productive layers. Copies are free upon request from the state geologist's office in Cheyenne, Wyo.
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Nuffalo
Grow Creek
Park and Hot Springs
Big Horn Basin
United Sates
Wyoming
State Geologists Office
Cheyenne
Wroo
Maccabees Dance Tonight at Columbus Hall
Those Wilt attending the Maccabee dances this season anticipate tonight's event at the Columbus hall. Good music will be provided and Leader candidates and their friends will join as they did last week.
Cheyenne Motor Club Sets Reward for Damaged Highway Signs
The Cheyenne Motor Club offers a standing reward of ten dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone found destroying or defacing highway signs.
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Cheyenne Motor Club
Strawberry Festival at St Mark's Guild Parish House
Strawberries ice cream and cake available at the parish house event under St Mark's Guild on Thursday evening July 1 admission six and a quarter cents. Dancing awaits attendees with good music and an open invitation to all.
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St Mark's Guild
Notice to present claims against estate of Rona George
All claims against the estate of Rona George must be presented to Harry P. Hynds, administrator, by the date shown. December 19, 1928.
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Rona George
Harry P. Hynds
Benefit Dance by Cheyenne City Baseball League
A benefit dance at Coliseum Hall tonight, hosted by the Cheyenne City Baseball League. Admission 60 cents, ladies admitted free. Proceeds support league activities and local youth teams.
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Cheyenne City Baseball League League
Coliseum Hall
Liberty Bells Banies at Knights in Leader ad
The Leader runs a Liberty Bells advertisement at Knights with sun proof wagon umbrellas offered at 5 cents. July 1 sees lands for a 00 tour fishing tackle. Authorized agent for Liberty Bells GhO P. Knight. Also notes Want Ads help find lost items.
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Gho
P. Knight
Lost painters drop cloth in city area
A painter reported a drop cloth left in the northwest part of the city. If found, call 475-W to reunite with the owner.
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N. W
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Auto Turtles
Ariivals
Burma
Mint
Bertha G. Reblasen
Orange, Va
Observer
Mra K. A
Werlela
Allentown, Pa
Parke
Collins Sun
Coney
Datcher
Grass Creek Oil Fields
Atlas Theatre
Brinsley
Mary Fuller
Victor
Underworld
Atlas Solo Orchestra
the Lyric
Paris
Gay Lipr
William Elliott
Electric Fane
Brandegee, Kincaid & Co
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