Airplane crash at Rock Springs ends with two safe landings
One DH-4 type plane from Cheyenne wrecked after touching down at a local field in Rock Springs. Pilot Walter phen and a passenger were strapped in and unharmed though the craft nosed into a ditch. Two other planes from Cheyenne made safe landings and proceed toward Salt Lake City.
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World Praises Labor and Demands Shared Respect
The piece argues that labor has earned social standing and democracy, and warns against coercive or exclusive union power. It asserts that workers must strive for fairness and not become a privileged class, citing Jesus as a carpenter to show divine approval of labor.
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Aviator Stunt Draws 25000 as Jaguar Escapes at Fair
At the state fair in Milwaukee about 25 000 spectators watched an aviator perform a plane change. A jaguar escaped from its cage near the midway and hid under a platform before being lured back by a trainer to its cage. Only a small portion of the crowd noticed the incident.
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Milwaukee
Sunday Leader Comic Supplement Debuts
Beginning with this morning's issue the State Leader will publish a weekly comic supplement. It features work from the nation's foremost American newspaper humorists and promises lively color and humor to readers each Sunday.
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Young Woman Arrested for Passing Worthless Checks in Cheyenne
Dorothy Rea a young woman about 250 years old was arrested after passing two checks totaling 84 at Cheyenne stores and failing to fund them. She confessed no funds, returned merchandise, and was jailed after being found at Atlas lodging. She sent a telegram from the sheriff’s office and joked with another prisoner.
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37 Crewmen Rescued After Submarine Sink Near Delaware Capes
Philadelphia reports the 37 crew members of the 85 were landed at the navy yard after being snatched from death by the sunken submarine. They were towed by the battleship Ohio aboard the destroyer Biddle. Chlorine gas exposure is feared. three officers are in sick bay as an inquiry waives.
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General Pershing Visits Lincoln on Westward Trip
General John J. Pershing arrived in Lincoln Nebraska from a Rocky Mountain vacation and will stay several days to visit his son and two sisters. He planned to move on to Washington but did not confirm any South American tour as a government representative.
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Romania Ratifies Versailles Treaty in Bucharest
Bucharest reports Romania has ratified the Versailles treaty today. Government officials confirm the historic move amid celebrations in the capital as the global settlement gains full Romanian endorsement.
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Raids Target Illicit Whisky North of Wyoming Line
Montana authorities report raids across Colorado Wyoming and Montana cities seizing illegal liquor operations. Officials say milk can containers were used to hide whisky during the smuggling effort with arrests following the noon raid.
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Alleged Dyestuff Thieves Captured in New Jersey
Three men were arrested in Patterson New Jersey and held for federal authorities on charges tied to the theft of $100 000 in contraband German dyestuffs seized by the government during the war. The July 9 theft occurred at a Hoboken warehouse and followed the seizure of an automobile carrying $25 000 of the stolen goods en route to Patterson.
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Oil magnate takes out first kidnaping policy in U S
In Muscogee Oklahoma on September 4 an oil company head reported his policy insuring against abduction. The unusual policy covers a possible kidnapping of his two daughters for a stated sum of $16,000. The policy is described as the first of its kind issued by an American insurance company.
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Prince Mejid Aims to Be American to Aid Nation
In Constantinople on September 4 Prince Mejid, 13, brother of the shah of Persia, said he wants to be American. He sought enrollment at a school with American teachers and guardians. The headmaster said entry would be allowed if he proves his reasons and learns in American style.
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Phil Reckless Faces Large Theft Charge Rumor
A New York daylight robbery allegedly netted about $50,000 including a $10,000 bill and $20,000 in jewelry from a wealthy merchant. The assailant struck him unconscious in his office near Broadway.
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Kearns Threatens Action Over Dempey Miske Bout
Jack Kearns, Dempey manager, says there will be no fight Monday between Dempeoy and Billy Miske unless a decision by the boxing officials is changed. The state commission head notes Dougherty is not licensed in Michigan, and promoters say a conference is planned to smooth the matter.
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Fixed Game Charge Involves Chicago and Quaker City Teams
A Cincinnati actor says a commission firm handled wagers on the Chicago Philadelphia game amid accusations of a fixed outcome. He claims gamblers targeted twenty five lead leads while officials of the betting firm acted to place the bets. President Veeck of the Chicago club promised a full investigation into charges that the Cuba threw Tuesday’s game to let Philadelphia win 8 to 0 and that gamblers profited. He has not found conclusive proof but will pursue the matter to the bottom.
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Cox accuses Hays of false oath over republican quota
Governor Cox repeats charges that the Republican national committee chairman Will Hays lied under oath about a nationwide quota of 8.145 million dollars used to finance party activities. He cited documents and alleged destruction of papers at lunches as proof of a scheme to buy the presidency.
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Harding Hints At Campaign Tone Without Naming Names
Republican nominee urges candidates to focus on truth and national dignity. He speaks from a front porch in Marion while Labor Day planning proceeds, citing support from W J Burke and Daniel Winters. Winters predicts labor support for Harding, noting Gomperes vote alignment.
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Mississippi and two other states may deny women vote
Washington dispatch reports suffrage leaders say Louisiana New Jersey and Mississippi likely deny women the vote in the coming general election due to state constitutions and registration rules. Attorney General Robertson notes Mississippi requires four months prior registration blocking female voting. National Woman's party has not received replies from Louisiana or New Jersey on status of women voting.
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