Airplane from Cheyenne wrecked on Rock Springs field
An air mail plane arriving from Cheyenne crashed on Rock Springs field, nose first into a ditch. Pilot Walter phen and a passenger were strapped in and unharmed. Two other Cheyenne machines in the squadron landed safely and will continue to Salt Lake City. Aircraft experts note the DH-4’s nose heavy tendency and similar past accidents.
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The World Takes Off Its Hat to Labor
A prophetic reflection on labor’s rise from stigma to equality. The piece argues that democracy elevates workers without creating a privileged class, emphasizing fair treatment for all and the value of industry as a path to character. It cites Jesus as a carpenter to illustrate divine respect for labor.
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Jaguars Escape At Milwaukee State Fair Incident
A crowd of 25 000 watched as a jaguar escaped its cage during an aviator act at the Milwaukee state fair. The animal sheltered under a platform near the arena and was coaxed back into its cage by the trainer. Only about a dozen spectators noticed the escape.
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Sunday Leader's Comic Supplement Debuts
Beginning with this morning's issue the State Leader will publish a weekly comic supplement. It features work from leading American newspaper humorists and promises ongoing Sunday laughs.
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Uie State Leader
Cheyenne Woman Arrested for Passing Worthless Checks
Dorothy Rea, a young woman described as attractive, was arrested in Cheyenne after passing two counterfeit checks at local stores. She bought items totaling 84 with one cash payment and another bad check, led to sheriff’s office after discovery. She claimed no funds and said the act was her first offense.
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50 SINKS WHILE ON TOW LINE
Philadelphia dispatch reports the 37 crew members of the sunken submarine were landed at the navy yard after being towed from the battleship Ohio by the destroyer Biddle. Officials warned of chlorine gas exposure among survivors and officers, with three of six officers in the sick bay aboard the Ohio awaiting a formal inquiry.
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Pershing Visits Lincoln During Vacation Stop
General John J. Pershing arrived in Lincoln Nebraska from the Rocky Mountain region for a several day visit with his son and two sisters. He plans to proceed to Washington next, and avoided confirming reports of a South American tour as a government representative.
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Romania Ratifies Versailles Treaty
In Bucharest Rumania the government ratified the Versailles Treaty today. The approval sets the stage for Romania to align with postwar European arrangements and solidifies its diplomatic commitments.
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Bucharest
Montana raids target whiskey raids across states
Authorities said raids north of the Wyoming line disrupted illicit operations in Colorado Wyoming and Montana. Officials reported closure of alleged reform parlors and a man wearing milk can and whisky containers during the sweep. A suspect was arrested as part of the ongoing investigation.
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Wyoming
Alleged Dyestuff Thieves Captured in Jersey
Three men were arrested in Patterson New Jersey and held for federal authorities on charges of involvement in the theft of contraband German dyestuffs valued at 100000 dollars. The dyes were stolen July 9 from a Hoboken warehouse and an automobile seizure en route to Patterson carried 25000 dollars of the items.
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Oil magnate takes out policy insuring against abduction
Muscogee Okla Sept 4 The first kidnaping policy issued by an American insurance company was revealed today to the rank Wood head of an oil company in this city. The policy covers $16,000 and concerns the safety of his two daughters from potential abduction.
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Prince Mejid of Persia Seeks Americanization at School
In Constantinople on September 4 Prince Mejid, 13, brother of the shah of Persia, declared he wants to be an American. He enrolled at a Franklin school in a scene described with the guardian present. The teacher warned that if he fails to learn his reasons, he may be spanked, noting the teachers are Americans.
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Phil Reckless Big Bill Heist Stuns New York Merchant
A daylight robbery in New York near Broadway left a wealthy merchant unconscious after thugs stole ten thousand dollars in cash and over twenty thousand dollars in jewelry. The assault occurred in broad daylight, with no gunmen identified in initial reports.
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Kearns Demperoy Miske Fight Off May Move
Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Demperoy, says there will be no fight Monday between Dempeoy and Billy Miske without approval. The state boxing commission chief bans Dougherty due to missing Michigan license, while promoter Boyd Fitzsimmons says a conference among promoters and managers could smooth the issue tomorrow.
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Fixed game allegations hit Chicago andQuaker City NL teams
A former Cincinnati actor says a commission firm handled bets on the Chicago Philadelphia game where a so called killing occurred. Officials of a commission company allegedly arranged money bets on twenty five lead. President Veeck opens an inquiry into charges Cuba threw the game and gamblers profited with bets across Columbus Dayton Lancaster and Montucky.
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Cox repeats charges of FAT fund financing Republicans
Governor Cox charged Will Hays with oath falsity during senate committee probes of Republican contributions. He alleged an $8,145,000 quota for 51 cities and attacked Hays as denying it. Cox urged that funds and the league of nations dominate his Wisconsin campaign stops highlighting fears of a Republican buyout of the presidency.
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Harding silent on rivals as band serenades campaigning candidate
Marion Ohio September 4 Senator Harding spoke to a military band during a Labor Day prep stop, criticizing unnamed rivals for campaigns built on deception. He urged truth and tolerance while avoiding public feuds, then met with W J Burke of Pennsylvania and Daniel Winters of Pittsburgh who pledged support for Harding and Coolidge. Winters warned Gomper could not win labor votes for the Democrats, saying thousands of workers would back Harding.
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Women in Three States May Lose Vote in November
Washington reports suffrage leaders say only Louisiana New Jersey and Mississippi may deny women the vote in the coming general election. Officials note Mississippi requires four months prior registration blocking women voting. other states reportedly have provisions or enacted enabling laws.
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