Wyoming News Roundup Reports Big University Registration Rise
Large first day University of Wyoming enrollment reaches 587, up from 441 in 1922 and 528 in 1928, with vocational students not included. Reports cover local incidents including a Mexican charged with leaving a campfire in Medicine Bow forest, jail transfer to Laramie, and captures of fugitives. Oil drilling at Tex Dome reaches Muddy sand, with plans to Dakota and Lakota sands. city finances in Laramie show record receipts and high building costs.
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University of Wyoming
Welix Peren
Medicine Bow National Forest
Walden
Cole
Lariwade
Harry Cromwell
C. J. Lockhart
Eagineer Nelson
Laramie
Big Horn Basin
Powell
Regn Leodon
Lowell Chronicle
Denver
U. S. Employment Service
U. S. Department of Labor
Wyoming
Montana
Wheat Belt
Salt Creek
Oll
Paul Waber
Oil Company
Teamster
Kavere
Cisper
W. KB. Dinneen
Staite Public Service Commission
Cheyenne
Mort 2
Poa Pot Dome
Odd Peljews
Little
Patelarer
Roger Cottle
Peter Bothen
Sam Kiikeen
Gheorge
The
Grand Lodge of
Wyong
Leopold and Loeb Sentenced to Life in Prison
Chicago judge imposes life terms on Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb for the murder of Bobby Franks, a crime that shocked the nation. The teens, 19, confessed after hours of questioning, ending a case that drew in famed detectives and spotlighted Chicago’s wealth and intellect.
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Chicago
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
John Tt. Caverly
Criminal Court
Leopold-Loeb
Little Dobly Franks
Jacob Franks
Nathan FF. Leopold, Jr
University of Chicago
Alpert Loeb
Sears
Toebuck & Company
Leopold
Thalian
Dickie
Brilliane
Nathan
Danes Claim Discovery of America
Portugese Minister Julmeida announced that Lisbon documents show a Danish Portuguese expedition visited the American continent before Columbus. Professor Larsen of Copenhagen University cites a claim that a prior voyage under Admirals Ining and Mathurst occurred before 1492. The text also mentions a U.S. related government service transfer and unclear logistical notes.
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Copenhagen
Julmeida
Cortesat
Lisbon
Sugar Beet Harvest Opens in Denver
Sugar beet harvest begins in Denver as Great Western Sugar Company shifts operations to the September timetable. More than 500 men are employed in factories, with thousands of tons of crop expected despite limited rainfall and river low water affecting yields.
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Denver
Dolores
Remy
Linewest
Laueen
Great Western Sugar Company
Couzens Nominated in Michigan Detroit
Senator James Couzens, nominated in Tuesday's primary as the Republican candidate for United States senator, leads rival Federal Judge Arthur V. Tuttle with 243 of 2,700 precincts reporting. Groesbeck dominates the governorship race seeking a third term.
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Couzens
Michigan
Detroit
James Cousens
U United States
Arthur
Pottle
Vousens
Stepulitir
Honiton
Alex J. Groesbeck
Bir Combent
Seeklog
Southern Way Chosen For Army World Flyers Route
The War Department announced a revised flight path for the army world flyers from Washington to Seattle. The route now includes Dayton Chicago Omaha North Platte Cheyenne Salt Lake City Reno Sacramento and arrives in Seattle via the southern United States adapting to aircraft strain and lower altitudes to ensure safety and use existing aerodromes.
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Washington
Army World Flyers
Seattle
War Department
Dayton
Ohio
Chicago
Omuln
Neb
St Joseph
Muskogee
Dallas
Texas
el Paso
Tucson
Ariv
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hugene
Oregon
Wash
la Chicago
Sacramento
Lowell HH. Smith
World Squadron
Tau
Fort Crook
Onaola
North Platte
Nebo
Cheyenne
Tock Springs
Wyo
Salt Lake C Ity
Sulduro
Utah
Reno
New
Calif
United States
Waal
Postoffice Department
de Tine
Toston
Abephines Haive
Seek Ouster Against Standard Oil in Missouri
A case to oust the Standard Oil Company of Indiana Iron Missouri alleging violations of state trust laws is filed by the Missouri Supreme Court. Attorney General Jesse W. Barrett leads the action, seeking suspension of a previous ouster and a ban on further Missouri business by Standard Oil.
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Jefferson City
Shanghai Marines Land Near International Settlement
Shanghai reports say eleven hundred Marines from foreign warships were ordered to land and take defensive positions on the boundary of the International Settlement after a railway sector assault west of the city. Fighting continues between Chekiung and Kingesu forces as Wu Pei Pu intervenes, with warnings against crossing settlement boundaries and prohibitions on armed activity on the Whangpoo river.
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Shanghai
Inchuns
Kiyngsu
Chekiung
United States
Real Britain
Jape
Italy
Lou
Whangpoo River
Shinghai
Wu Pei-Pu
Peking
Cheking
Kingesu
Cheklung
Howangti
Vestorty
Hie CE
Prince of Wales Injury at Pole Syosset N Yo
The prince of Wales suffered a slight injury to his right eye during exercises in Syosset New York. A mistimed movement caused a foreign object to lodge under the eyelid, prompting medical care and a short delay in the dinner engagement. He later canceled attendance at a dinner party at Westbury.
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Prince of Wales
James A. Durden
Ambrose Chirk
Westbury
Nicaragua Election Preparations and Political Tensions
An article outlines Nicaragua's election setup with references to Mianugua and the Senate, noting opposition from the state department in Washington. It mentions voter mobilization efforts and key figures, including Dalhobs Coie and others, amid unsettled political dynamics and historical leadership questions.
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Mianugua
Senate
Giee
Morgan
New York
State Department
Washington
Lis
Jealousy Behind Sioux City Shooting
A shot incident in Sioux City left one man dead and two severely wounded. Malini Le Li of Olgatomi City was hospitalized with a groin wound and a bullet through the right arm. The motive is listed as jealousy.
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Sioux City
Ciurnsoyv
St. Dos Wopola
Vocossalitanl
Canlad Chianti
Osbione Nols
Chem Fiemenh
Pruieaiqace
Malini le
Malini le Lianoefferd
Lis Kinney
Olgatomi
Otabs
Wills Dominates Firpo In No-Decision Fight In Jersey
Harry Wills battered Luis Angel Firpo for 12 rounds before about 75 000 at Royle's Thirty Acres. Wills used a relentless body attack and clinching to overwhelm Firpo who was knocked down in round two. No official decision was allowed under New Jersey law, but most critics gave every round to Wills.
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Jersey City
N. J
Harry Wills
Luis Angel Firpo
Royle
Thirty Acres
Firpo
Wills
Boly
New Jersey
Wilf
Brown Panther
Jack Dentsev
Mirpo
Funny Sullivan
Sullivan
Piypo
Nirpo
Prince Enjoys Ex Hunt Near Syosset New York
Prince of Wales rode to hounds for three and a half hours near Syosset New York. He sat tall in the saddle on a white horse that cleared twelve fences and crossed many miles of fields. The fox hunt concluded with the prince expressing thorough enjoyment and good spirits.
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N. Y
Prince of Wales
Phepeiee
A. J. Laseel
Twenty Bluejackets Drowned in Japanese Collision
About twenty bluejackets drowned when two torpedo boats carrying shore leave parties from the battleship Nagato collided and sank near Yokosuka. The vessels, from Yokohama bound for a harbor, went down after collision in heavy seas, with rescue efforts ongoing.
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Tokio
Nagato
Yokotiuaia
Hunt Wins in Arizona Governor Race Amid Tie Up
In Phoenix Arizona Hunt secures a narrow victory amid a fractured field as George W. and DP backed by Sangelt Shiney PB claim the state’s triangular race. Campaign backers say a 4000 margin secures a lead over rival Thomas Maddox with publisher Dywighe RB of the Arizona Republican faction noting the absence of a clear majority.
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Hunt
Arizona Phoenix
Arie Ion
George W
Thomas Maddox
Dairy and Food Markets Drift Through Unsettled Prices
Dairy butter markets remain unsettled with uncertain price trends and slow storage movement as operators adjust. Cheese markets firm with active food movement and wholesale Wisconsin prices listed for flats and daisies. Livestock and meats show mixed moves with hogs down and beef steady, while fruits and vegetables feature steady to firm potato prices and varied produce costs across regions.
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Emall
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Inc
Wisconsin
Denver Market Report Signals Mixed Cattle Prices
Cattle sales varied with cows at 4.50 to 5.50, heifers under 4.50, and bulls around 4 to 4.36. Packers paid high bids while shippers missed bids. packing cows stayed near 7.75. Breeding ewes sold around 6, with markets noting a 26 cent lower reference in Chicago and Omaha, yet local values held.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
New York
Memphis
Jones
Tedlom Welkhta
Omaha
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Robert Franks
Discovery of
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Dir Mall
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Alex Freiiermuth
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Susie S. Buffing
Globe Circlers
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