Police Shootings Spark Local Outcry In Casper
In Casper Wyoming three high school students were shot by Police Sergeant J W J McDonald while attempting to load a drunken man into a patrol wagon. McDonald fired three times. bullets missed ground and struck youths jerellyn Griffith Harvey Towle and Glen Wolcott. Wounded youths face serious injuries as crowd and deputies react. critics accuse officers of intimidation and neglect to provide hospital aid.
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Casper
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J. W. J. McDonald
McDonald
Glen Wolcott
Railroads Pinched by Coal Shortage Despite Increased Production
The day’s lead items note six passenger trains removed from service amid coal shortages. Government stance against strikers and injunctions dominates as labor leaders push for relief, while fuel controls and confiscated coal tensions rise.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Federal Department of Justice
Garfield
Wilson
Nebraska
State Railways Commission
Iowa
Washington
California
Dealera
Stephens
Mie
Amd
Colorado
British stir over candidacy of American woman for office
A British uproar greets the candidacy of an American woman for a seat in the House of Commons. The unnamed woman is linked to the Langhorne/Astor circles and is described in garbled text as having ties to the Weldant Astor lineage, with unclear confirmation of her birth or marriage status.
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House of Commmons
Deckinecofter Amerivean
Lye Langhorne
Iy Atite Syoren
Weldant Astor
Judge and Prosecution Tackle Miner Injunction
Federal Judge A B Anderson of Indianapolis issued an injunction against miners. If officials disobey the injunction, prosecution would shift to Charles B Ames assistant United States attorney general. Ames is based in Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
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American Federation of Labor
Wiha @iven
Assisant Attornity
Ames
Anderson
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
A. B. Anderson
Charles B. Ames
United States Attorney General
Mia
Oklahoma City
Prohibition Law Described as Farce in Kemmerer Area
Prohibition enforcement slackens in Lincoln county with liquor sold openly in Kemmerer and Diamondville. Editor Kemmers editor and local papers urge authorities to act as a broad laxity and criticism spark a partisan dispute over enforcement and state law.
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Lingoliy
Rogerts
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Nquor Ig
Kemwserer Diamordville
H 3
Bécwise RR
Rake
Garnera
Tina” Emitty
Bioreth County
The
Camera
Rose
Diamondville
Frank W. Lee Leads Cheyenne in Salesmanship Campaign
Frank W. Lee of Cheyenne tops the State Leader’s Salesmanship Club list as members boost campaign efforts. Pearl Arthur of Wheatland and Irma Lamere of Morrill rise in standings, while Miss Stafford backs key members as others shift positions across districts.
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Frank W. Lee
Cheyenne
Urs Salesuianship Club
Tole
Lee
Gheyenne
Tui
Ia Stafford
Stafford
Mie Hiab
Hell Pie
Pearl Arthur
Wheatland
Wye
Arti
Ele
Irma Lamere
Morrill
Ne- Dineka
la Rivherd
Carl Christensen
S. Gifford “Talbot
Thore Hopplis
Wyn
Wyoming Governor Urges Coal Conservation and Local Fuel Administrators
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims a coal shortage risk in Wyoming and calls mayors to appoint fuel administrators to manage supplies. He urges residents with surplus coal to share with those in need and notes the strike and transportation limits may persist for a few days.
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Wyoming
Stage of
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Boys Report On Laziness At Fifteen
A garbled report discusses Cheyenne boys aged around fifteen, criticizing their laziness and shirking chores. It mentions Captain A. Underwoeri and a wartime context with references to home life and expressions of concern about duties.
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Cheyenne
A. Ae
Wyoming Mine Workers Face Monday Meeting Over Strike Action
Delegates from local unions plan a meeting Monday to discuss calling off the strike. Reports from Rock Springs and Kemmerer indicate outgoing representatives and a push by forty men from each district to reach the capital and press for terms. Lincoln County unions say they will return to work if operators negotiate wage scales, with four local unions voting unanimously to accept.
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Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Sinilar
Wyoming
Ie Heldanurters
Headquartens
Lincoln County
Ee Farding
Ethot
Sebtet
Prantier
Lincole Royals
School District Sets Bond Election For December Second
The board of directors declares a bond election on December 2 to authorize 180000 dollars in bonds to fund a new high school and a new grade school building. The date follows a petition circulating for the call and requires district approval.
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