Wyoming Roads Association Organized Today
Governor Carey opened the Wyoming highway conference as delegates discussed forming a state wide Roads Association to coordinate county groups and cooperate with federal and state agencies. The plan includes receiving and screening complaints on highway needs and advancing a policy of high improvements with a proposed set of statewide highway priorities.
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Statiny Commission
United States
State Highway Commission
Wyoming
Seaten
Emery
Fooil
Heatinty
Olmvier Johnson
Pine Bluffs
Carey
L. St. A. Condict
Johnsin County
Lesgili
Government moves toward coal strike court action
Indianapolis dispatch reports government efforts to stop a miners strike set to take effect at midnight tomorrow. Special assistant John T. Crayton directs investigators in Indiana and nearby districts as federal judge BR Anderson may be available to hear the case.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John T. Crayton
Bureau of Investigations
BR. Anderson
F "Edleral District Court
Department of Native
Ufterall
Owith
Trial Unfolds Over Pan Motor Co Ad Illustrations
In Chicago on Oct 30 testimony in a federal case against Pan Motor Co promoters described three car drawings created from a Mercer model. Witness Pandolfo, a salesman, testified the images mixed fact with imagination to portray what would be the Pan automobile. The drawings were derived from altered photographs of a Mercer car.
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Chicago
Mines
Mercer
Pandolfo
Wine workers denounce pres tent Wilgo as usurper
Indinpol es Indiana Oct 30. Union leaders denounce President Wilgo as usurper and notify government actions amid reports of labor unrest. Washington officials discuss labor strikes and DOJ activity with local agents reporting warrants and constitutional status.
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Ublon
Konvervoyy
GLC
Ames
Aerng General
Sunder
Department of Justice
Colorado governor orders protection for nonunion strikers
The Colorado governor declares action to guard workers and mines amid a strike, mobilizing the National Guard to strategic points. Reports say five stranded men are being brought to Trinidad and Golden as authorities contain the dispute and prepare for potential unrest.
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Nealional
Mabiliga
Volo
Trinidad
Tiny
Golden
Jeuiaxul
Tri ' Cone
Governor Carey urged to speak for all Wyoming people
The editorial criticizes Governor Carey for remaining neutral amid the looming mine strike. It argues the operators and miners each have reps, the President warns of catastrophe, and the governor must act for public welfare or request federal troops to safeguard life and property.
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Carey
Wilson
Wyoming
United States
Skbed
Robert D. Carey
Cavil
Moen Officials Open to Conference as Mine Strike Looms
Union leaders of District 94 United Mine Workers signaled willingness to meet operators to discuss the expired contract and potential terms. The strike across Wyoming mines threatened by midnight actions follows disputes over wage and work conditions after the armistice.
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Ubelr
Martin
George Young
James Morgan
United Mine Workers of America
Fry
Union Officinia
Egal
Eet
Iso
Shehter
Presideal 3
Guealy
Wyoming
Assemi Stiri
Arbert Addighi
Novistera Association
Imparla
Judge Amore Deploys to Washington for Food Law Enforcement
Assistant to the attorney general in charge of enforcing federal food laws has gone to Washington for action. The move comes as part of elevated efforts by the federal department. The report notes the shift in personnel as authorities seek stronger compliance with the food regulations.
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Washington
T) Ames
Gel
C. D. Amore
Iitornhy
Government orders seizure of coal in transit amid strike
Reporting from Washington the government moves to seize coal in transit to prevent shortages and curb profiteering as a national strike looms. The rate of production is to be rationed, prioritizing critical industries and essential services.
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Prem
Willidg
Weork
Union Comands Co
Ralltimul Administration
Khia
Tiesenabe
Wilke
Leanne
Geo
Campaign for Salesmanship Club Led by Storey and Burns Tanes
The article reports CW Storey and Burns Tanes leading the Salesmanship Club campaign, detailing funding through credits, bonds, and donations. It mentions individuals including J. Flagon, Tree Lee Mylene, Kan Dabhot, Wyerne Humber, and others, noting improved morale and club efforts with prizes and subscriptions to support the drive.
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CW. Storey
Burns Tanes
Slaray
Furtin
Tree Lee Mylene
Maurriil
Notrmatins
Kan Dabhot
Cheyenne
J. Flagon
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