Wyoming Briefs Note Local Sports And Public Affairs
Sporting items dominate the Wyoming notes from all regions. Marion Waegle of Buffalo faced a fatal act a week ago. forest plans await Kemmerer HQ. Boglund jailed in Laramie for assault. Boyce discusses livestock board changes. Wyoming National Guard troops prepare for Basin camp. a Buffalo railway fatality claims T Lewis of St. Joseph.
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Marion Waegle
Buffalo
Chanw
Ered Waegle
Forest Service
Wyoming
Bridger
Trink
Medicine
Cooper
Charles BH. Boyce
Wyoming State Board of Livestock Comlssioners
Jessa Yorder
Fetter
Mr. Boyce
Aince Med
Atate
Siverton
Wyoming National Guard
Basin
Clairmont
T. Lewis
St. Joseph
John H. Seeley
Cokeville
Wishlake
Oliver
Lili
Russian retreat and Polish gains across northern front
The Russian withdrawal along the Prousshin border descends into panic as Polish cavalry drives flight. regiments discard weapons and Bolshevik lines crumble toward Grodno. Lomza evacuated amid revolutionary committees, with Polish-backed forces seizing the Lomanchity stok Brels-Litovsk railway. Bialystok recaptured after fierce Bolshevik resistance. Red Cross shipments resume from Doungig to Warsaw by rail. Sikorski’s forces push Bolshevists east from Morata toward East Prussia. Poles seal northern front between Prussia and the Vistula, taking prisoners and materiel.
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Berling
Lokal Anzeiger
Trusslan
Prousshin
Tageblatt
Prosken
Grodno
Fourth Army
All Revolutionary Colmitees
Lomza
Grajevo
Warsaw
Prussia
Vistula
Mexican border dry zone proposal bans saloons and gambling
A plan is readied for Congress by Jose I. Lugo to create a sixty two and a half mile wide dry zone along the Mexico United States frontier. Escelsior reports the measure aims to uphold morality and prevent cross border violations, reflecting government stance on foreign welfare and order.
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Mexico City
To Convene Alabama Session For Suffrage Bill
Montgomery announces that Governor Kilby will convene the Alabama Legislature in extraordinary session on Tuesday Sept 1 to enact suffrage bills allowing women in Alabama to qualify and register as voters for the November 2 general election. The current constitutional proviso restricts electors to males and has lowered the pool of qualified voters.
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Montgomery
Alia—thev
Phos. Kilby
Almbuani Legishipire
Alalia
Alabama
Canadian air board eyes seaplane and air route cross Canada
The Canadian air board contemplates crossing Canada with a seaplane route from Halifax to Vancouver and a parallel air route. Hoch Guthrie, chairman of the board, outlined plans for the latter part of the next four months in a statement.
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Ottawa
A.tratscallida Tieht
Halifast
Vancouver
Canadian Aire Board
Hoch Guthrie
Drowned in car found along highway near here
San Francisco man N Smith and Freehold New Jersey resident J Vredenburgh were found drowned after their overturned car remained pinned in water two miles east of the town along the state highway.
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Livermore
Mother Shoots Children and Herself Fatal
In Fresno California a 34 year old mother, Mrs Taurat Brown, shot her two children then killed herself after turning the shotgun on them. The children, Mire and a two year old, were wounded. Police report Brown had been treated for a nervous disorder and had divided the children against a wall before firing.
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Vresno
CileeThe
Airs
Taurat
Brown
Mire
Afra
Women Vote Fulfillment of Suffrage as Colby Proclaims Nineteenth Amendment
Washington reports Secretary of State Colby signed the proclamation ratifying the nineteenth amendment, a move marked by absence of suffrage leaders at the ceremony. The action, taken to avoid court challenges, followed old tensions between the National Woman's party led by Alice Paul and the National American Woman Suffrage Association led by Carrie Chapman Catt.
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Union News Service
Washington
Women of America
Colby
National Woman's Party
Secretary of State
National Womman's Party
Militants of America
Alice Paul
National American Womain Suffrage Association
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Welen H. Gairdner
National Women's Jury
Miss Paul
MON
National
Congress
Carpentier and Dempsey to Fight in New York
Georges Carpentier and world champion Jack Dempsey will clash in New York in November or December. Preach fighter details unclear but the bout headlines a major boxing clash between two famed rivals with city venue planned.
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Carpentier
Dempsey
Chicago
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
New York
Trade Classification Denied by Federal Reserve Board
Governor Hasling rejected claims that the Federal Reserve Board sought to classify essential industries. He stated the board adheres to the policy agreed at the May bankers conference, addressing interpretations of the Fed system in relation to credit.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Hasling
Wis
Marding Dald
Federal Reserve System
Invasion Fears as German Bands Attack French in Silesia
Western news from Berlin reports German armed bands attacked French troops in Upper Silesia driving them from the city. Poles are fleeing upper Silesia while Bolshevists face setbacks near Bialystok. Polish forces advacing toward Grodno and Vilnius aim to aid liberation and deter Bolshevik advance. President Pilsudski seen to order mobilization as Polish and Allied lines hold.
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Upper Silesia
Warsaw
Sieber
East Prussia
Poland
Interallied Commission
Paris
Pilsudski
Bialystok
Cireles
Grodno
Lalson
Bug River
Galecta
Union Pacific seeks 29 mile branch line to North Platte project
Union Pacific Railroad Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to build a twenty nine mile branch line to develop the North Platte Irrigation project. The proposed line would run through Scotts Bluff County Nebraska and Goshen County Wyoming.
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Washington
North Platte
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Scottsbluff County
Nebraska
Goshen County
Livestock Conference Held In Washington On Brokerage Rates
Kansas City Mo officials led by Kidwin T Meredith and T N Watson met Washington representatives from livestock exchanges to discuss brokerage rates for livestock commission men. An injunction petition to restrain secretary from regulating rates will not be filed following the conference.
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Kanes City
Kidwin T. Meredith
T. N. Watson
Kansis City
Colorado river development spans 244000 square miles
At a Denver gathering of the League of the Southwest governors and engineers from seven states heard that the Colorado river basin would ultimately drain about 244,000 square miles. Arizona leads in area followed by Utah Colorado New Mexico Wyoming Nevada California and Mexico. Officials noted potential reservoir sites on Grand Green and San Juan rivers and urged each locality to use its water through storage.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
League of the Southwest
Simon Bamberger
O. H. Shoup
W. E. Chaplin
Charles H. Lee
State Water Commission of
California
C. B. Squires
Nevada
Guy
Emmett D. Boyle
Lester M. Gillette
New Mexico
Sims Ely
Resources Board of
Arizona
Gillette
Colorado ‘River
Mexico
Arthur Powell Davis
United States Reclamation Service
United States
D. BE. Carpenter
Greeley
Committee On Resolutions
Bamberger
George M. Bull
Denver Water Commission
Bull
Colorado River
Republic of Mexico
Grand
Green
San Juan
Federal Reserve Sees Downward Tendency in Prices
The Federal Reserve Board reports that living costs have begun a long-awaited fall with an important downward tendency in prices of all commodities except food. It forecasts lower food prices due to a sharp reduction in raw products, citing nationwide evidence.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Emigration Spread From Huerta Pelayo To United States
Village clerk Pedro Martinez Embil says Huerta Pelayo residents plan U S departure with twenty five companions seeking visas at the American consulate. Salamanca province sees daily emigration fall amid mining strikes. Harrodsburg sees a masked armed robbery at Van Arsdell Distillery as ten men seize whisky and vanish toward a waiting truck.
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Madrids
Huerta Pelayo
Cinidalajara
United States
Pedro Martinez Embil
Salamanca
Harrodsburg
van Arsdell
Harrodaburg
Woodbury Named New Secretary of the Navy
Gordon Woodbury, ex member of the New Hampshire Legislature, is appointed secretary of the navy to succeed Franklin D. Roosevelt. Washington announces the change marking a shift in naval leadership.
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Washington
Gordon Woodbury
New Hampshire
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ammunition Smuggler Arrests at El Paso Result in Charges
J B Ravel an American and a Mexican man and woman were seized by U S officials near El Paso Texas charged with complicity to smuggle ammunition into Mexico. The woman concealed 500 rounds on her person while officials report 125000 rounds of ammunition and many firearms had earlier been smuggled into Mexico in the last two months.
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el Paso
Texas
J. B. Ravel
United States
Mexico
Late Market Quotations From Northwestern Cattle Region
Report of Denver area cattle bids with prices for steers cows veal and hogs. Northwestern Colorado and surrounding stock show varied demand with steers $9 to $12, cows $5.75 to $7, veal up to $12, hogs $14 to $15, lambs $11 to $12. Bulls and calves mixed, feeder prices steady. Chicago market notes higher cattle and calves, dull hogs, lambs mixed. Grain and feed prices listed alongside.
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Union News Service
Denveremda
Fair
Colorado
Chicago
Nevada
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Mine Mather Downey
Fe Kemmerer High School
University of Wyoming
Tokyo
Japan
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Olive Itithbun
University of Wyoming At
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Berlingske Tidende
Wiarsaw
London
Mora Ti
Sikorski
London Times
Shiawa
Eost Prussia
Czalewski
Canada
Mother Shoote
New York State
Elizabeth Damon
Bureau of Standards
Radio Chemical Corporation
Bureau
Exchange Telegraph Company
Berlin
Deutsche Allgemein’ Zeitung
Mliawa
Chosek
Neidenburg
Legation
U. P
League OF Southwest
U. S
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Shlenne
Ir Rala
Cage
Timothy Brod
Clover Reed
Percinal
Lardia
Arroth
Virgins
Darrel
Minnesota
Daley
Peter Feamery
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