Cavalry Officers Train Troops at Basin Wyoming
Basin Wyoming September 4 Over a hundred cavalry men and horses train at Camp General Hugh A Scott with daily drills mounted work and lectures. Officers from Fort D A Russell Fort D A Russell Fort D A Russell supervise the program as Governor Carey and other officials are expected to inspect and review the troops.
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Basin
Wyo
Wheatland
Lander
Sher- F
Cody
Lovell
Sheridan
Hugh A. Scott
W. W. Gordon
Salt Lake Gay
Hugh L. Scott
Robert D. Carey
Notice of opening of Cheyenne public schools
The Cheyenne public schools announce opening on Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock with 8:45 a.m. reporting for high school. First time entrants born before February 1 1921 must enroll by October 1. others may enroll anytime. Parents urged to enter pupils promptly and report locations vary by school and area.
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Cheyenne
Desla
Johnson School
Union Pacific
Converse School
Evans Street
Gonverse
Central School
Noneer Ave
Transfers denied to ease crowded schools
No transfers will be allowed to relieve congestion in Wyoming schools. Parents should not request transfers before opening. Incoming Cheyenne students from other districts will join assigned buildings. High School registration occurs September 3 and 4. All school age children must show smallpox vaccination certificates to enroll. A. S3. Jessup, Supt. of Schools.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyoming State Board For Health
Jessup
Supt. of
Big Horn County Fair Opens Tuesday in Basin
The Big Horn County fair opens Tuesday in Basin Wyoming and organizers promise the biggest county fair yet. Agricultural exhibits are arriving and every section of the county will showcase big displays. The cavalry encampment will be an added feature and Governor Carey will speak on closing day Thursday. Congressman Soadell will visit during the fair.
Casper Reconsiders Woolen Mills Move Proposal
Casper officials show hesitation over moving the Daniel Boone Woolen Mills from Chicago to Casper or another western city. T. J. Boone, president of the company, plans a Casper visit to discuss the idea.
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Casper
Wyo
Daniel Boone Woolen Mills
Chicago
T. J. Boone
Boone seeks $400000 stock subscription for mill move
Mr. Boone requests a stock subscription of 400000 dollars from the community to finance moving his mills. The Casper chamber secretary does not endorse the proposal. Boone will present the plan to Casper businessmen upon his arrival in the state.
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Boone
Casper Chamber of Commeros
Casper
County Republicans choose new Horn County officials
Horn County Wyoming Republicans convened and elected P. P. Anderson as county chairman D. L. Carr as secretary and Frank A. Wise as treasurer. Anderson also selected as state committeeman and will travel to Cheyenne for the state meeting on Monday.
New York Voters Decide Fate of Ousted Socialists
A special election on September 16 will determine if five socialist assemblymen ousted for alleged disloyalty last winter can be readmitted to the New York legislature. The candidates include August Cleastons Louis Waldman Samuel A DeWitt Samuel Orr Charles Soloman and Nat Rubin. Republicans and Democrats warn that if the five are reelected steps will be taken to bar or expel them again after seating.
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New York
Manan
Albany
August Cleastons
Louis Waldman
Manhattan
Samuel A. DeWitt
Samuel Orr
Bronx
Charles Soloman
Brooklyn
Nat Rubin
John Damico
Socialists Seek Constitution Amendments in Mie State
Socialist leaders announce plans to amend their constitution striking out several articles cited in last year’s precedings as unfit for the assembly. A referendum will be held on these charges before the election. Two provisions to be amended remove prohibitions on voting for military appropriations and allow the party to force resignation of a representative for disobeying instructions. Duelling did not exist in ancient Greece or Rome.
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Mie
Rty
Brussels Lace Industry Resumes After War Devastation
The Brussels lace trade regrows after wartime losses in the Yaor Valley and areas north and east of Ypres. About 50,000 women earned livelihoods in lace making guided by nuns in 160 convent schools. Workers craft lace individually in cottages and sell by the piece to intermediaries.
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Yaor
Ypres
Hoad Poor HR in Findlay Seeks Roadway Upgrade
Local resident Hoad Poor HR reports failure to persuade Findlay township trustees to improve a roadway in front of his home. He asserts neglect of public access and safety concerns, urging action from officials.
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Hoad
Butlds Findlay
Perauade
Nash Six Quality Controlled In-House Factory
The Nash Six is described as ninety three percent complete at the company’s own factory. It is presented as designed and built largely in house, from its taper roller bearings of nickel steel to its sturdy and comfortable body.
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Nash
Kenosha
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Hudson River
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Brussels
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Tax Nyal
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Pirates
Caneto
George Smith
Germany
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Mentz-Garson Motor Company
Nash, Overland and
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18Th and
Capitol Avenue
Nash and Republic
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