Carey objects to Marines over Teapot Dome land dispute
Governor Robert D. Carey of Wyoming expresses strong protest to President Harding over reports that Marines were ordered to remove land claimants from Teapot Dome. He urges legal action in courts, warns of dangerous precedence, and calls for settlement via judicial channels between Sinclair interests and other claimants.
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Teapot Naval Oil Reserve
Rinelair
Jnwlesanens
Wyomning
Robert D. Carey
R. D. Carey
Harding
Washington
United States
Teapot Naval Reserve
Mutual Oil Company
Courts of Justice
Carey
Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Federal Court of
Cheyenne
Ainclair
Sinelair Company
Congress
Harry Sivelair
Demby
Editor Antsette Arrest Draws Sheriff Return from Dubois
Deputy Sheriff John Bureh returned from Dubois with J F Antsette editor of the Dubois Courier who faced a warrant charging drawing a deadly weapon on Virgil Keele bus driver. Antsette to be arraigned before Judge Wells with a hearing planned. warrant out for William Alien stepfather on assault and battery. Mrs Allen ill in Dubois prevented trip. Antsette refuses comment until hearing.
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John Bureh
Dubois
J. F. Antsette
Dubois Courier
Virgil Keele
Keele
Lander
Antsette
William Alien
Ansette
Mra. Allen
Chow Chiang Ming forces defeat Sun Yat Sen troops near Canton
An Associated Press bulletin from Canton reports Chow Chiang Ming’s forces siding with the Pekin republic defeated Sun Yat Sen’s Canton government troops. They drove them from Shiu Chow, 130 miles north of Canton, capturing two thousand rifles, twenty one machine guns, and seven cannon at General Chen’s headquarters.
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Canton
China
Chow Chiang Ming
Pekin Republic
Sun Yat Sen
Canton Republic
Shiuchow
Chihing
Shinchow
Chen
Stubbs Falls Behind Morgan In Kansas Governor Race
W N K Stubbs former governor loses lead to W Y Morgan former lieutenant governor after 47 counties report in the Republican primary. Elizabeth Wooster trails in the Republican nomination for superintendent of schools amid opposition to public school dancing and teacher cosmetics.
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Associated Prem
Topeka
Kana
W. KR. Stubbs
W. Y. Morgan
Elizabeth Wooster
Death of Peter Peralta Longtime Lander Resident
Peter Peralta, a long time Lander resident and early settler, died in Casper on Monday from cancer. He leaves a wife in Idaho and several relatives. The body was shipped to Lander for funeral services to be held today. his death prompted his heart troubled husband to seek departure for Lander.
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Mra
Peter
Peralta
Lander
Casper
Ann Nealiy
Idaho
Ind
Slaughter
Clyde Brown
Oneper
Ttte
Peter Peralta
Dimeolf
Lauder
Mia
Nealey
Weiland plan eyed for Lander water supply
A secret session of the town committee and Lander Town Council heard Weiland Engineering's report on water system upgrades. The plan calls for an intake above the Myere ranch, two 10 inch feed pipes, a sand gravel filter, a 1 million gallon reservoir, and total cost not to exceed 93 000 dollars.
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Lander
Nolo Hotel
Weiland
Weiland Engineering Company of
Pueblo
Myere Ranch
Oakland janitor hero dies after saving infants
William Hikens, an aged janitor at the Oakland baby hospital, died today after single handedly fighting back a blaze that threatened the building. He collapsed as firefighters arrived, but all fifty infants he protected were saved.
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Stad Panwowry Fe
Oakland
Cal
William Hikens
Oakland Baby Hospital
Elkens
Treasury notes over subscribed by Mellon report
Secretary Mellon announced a near billion dollar over subscription to the new four and a quarter percent short term notes. The issue was about three hundred million dollars and subscriptions exceeded it by over one hundred twenty million. All federal reserve districts reported over subscriptions to their quotas.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Social gathering honors Jamon Bonnon of Cheyenne
A lively baselag party at Dr. J F Hop logle home entertained Mea Jamon Bonnon of Cheyenne and Lusder youth, with guests from Cheyenne traveling with Marald Cale on the way to the Park. The evening featured informal games and entertainment.
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Mise
Jeanette MeOmia
J. F. Hoplogle
Mea
Jamon Bonnon
Cheyenne
Vlal
Marald Cale
Dakelog
Cheleal
Ten Die In Tug Boat Explosion In Brooklyn
Ten men were reported killed when a tug boat exploded at the foot of Gold Street Brooklyn. The boat owned by a local towing company sank almost immediately, shattering windows nearby as police and firefighters searched for bodies.
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Associated Press
New York
Gold Street
Brooklyn
Loreal Towing Company
Almoxt
Postage stamps to undergo radical changes nationwide
Washington reports the Post Office plans major redesigns of stamps from one cent to five dollars. The move aims to introduce distinct new designs and colors to curb losses from unclear features. The announcement outlines expected changes and their impact on postal operations.
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Washington
Aug
Post Office Department
Million Voices May Be Heard From Glacier Park Proposal
A proposed National Park Service project in Glacier National Park would place a 200 watt radio receiver and broadcaster to transmit a whistling chorus of marmots. The plan aims to reach coast to coast, with a 1200 mile radius, attracting radio fans to hear the marmot chorus. The unlikely proposal mixes science, novelty, and tourism in a northern Montana setting near the Canadian border.
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Ansrelated Press
Washington
Rocky Marmot
National Park Service of
Glacier National Park
Rockies
Montana
Canadian
Reed Wins Nomination Far Senator Reed Triumphs in Missouri Nomination Fight
James A. Reed senior senator of Missouri leads Breckenridge Long for the Republican Missouri Senate nomination as returns from St Louis and Kansas City come in. Reed holds a margin near 11 200 votes with 342 of 3 848 precincts reported while Brewster and Sacks compete for second.
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Asociated Press
ST. Louis
James A. Reed
Missouri
Breckenridge Long
Wilson
Reed
St. Louie
Kansas City
R. Brewster
William Sacks
At. Loula
Tariff Bill Progress Stirs Washington as Dates Set
In Washington on August 2, the administration tariff bill faced a likely passage month as Republican and Democratic leaders reported progress. Senator Simmons proposed a final vote for August 19 while leaders privately agreed to alternate dates of August 15 and September 1 for action.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Hunters Abound Near Dubois Camps Report
Hunters found on all roads near Dubois continuing to look after sage chickens. Some boys were successful while others had bailbacks. The Girl's Friendly Society camp at Tanger Station near South Pass houses about 25 girls for 10 days. Reports say coyotes are disappearing in the area.
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Girl's Friendly Society
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South Pass
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Marriage License Granted for Trenary and O'Neal in Riverton
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Heengo and Ralph Trenary of Riverton and Mise May O'Neal. O'Neal is formerly from Oklahoma while Trenary previously lived in Irvin prior to moving to Wyoming.
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Riverton
Mise May O'Neal
Oklahoma
Trenary
Invins
Wyoming
Marines at Teapot Carried to Lander for Navy Orders
An incident in Caspar Wyoming reports Captain George Shuler and four Marines removed from a train and sent by automobile toward Teapot Lame, about forty miles north, to execute orders from Assistant Secretary of the Navy Rooseevelt to disrupt sections of the Mutual OS Company.
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Wyo
George Shuler
United States Marines
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Naval All
Willes
Hore
Huereinry
Navy Rooseevelt
Crawk
Civisions
Mutual OS Company
Bell Dies. Father of Telephone Passes at Beinn Breagh
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, died this morning at Beinn Breagh estate near Baddeck after months of failing health. Though not bedridden, his condition worsened yesterday and a physician was called. The funeral will be held at Beinn Breagh atop a mount chosen by Bell.
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Sidney
Alexander Graham Bell
Beinn Breagh
Baddeck
Local notices and travel by residents across Lander area
Local residents and visitors are listed in a string of movements from Lander Wyoming to Nebraska Kansas and Casper. Names include Harry J Shad Mary Hammond Lizzie Anderson and J B Coulter among others attending sessions oil drilling and homestead plans. In Philadelphia former mine sweepers Pioneer and Discoverer prepared for Coast and Geodetic Survey work with crews and instruments for Pacific surveying.
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George M. Spanzler
John Turner
Minneapolis
Lander
Philadelphia
Delo
Sword River
Pacific Ocean
United States Coast
Pioneer
Auk
Surinco
North Sea
Veanal
Rail strike moves toward settlement as unions accept plan
Chicago Aug 2 unions vote to accept President Harding proposed settlement for the nationwide strike. A committee will draft the acceptance and forward it to the President. Separately, railway executives rejected reinstatement without forfeiture but accepted other White House suggestions.
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Whicago
B. M. Jowell
Harding
Nscyaion
Pongo
Washington
Late Telegraph Advices From Uniontown and Nationwide Weather
Late telegraph reports from Uniontown Pennsylvania say Senator William B Orne was fed at his home in the mountains this morning. A semi monthly report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes slight improvements in the Hacky Mountain states with rain aiding the last half of the duty. winter wheat is generally good except where drought reduced the yield.
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Uniontown
United States
Willima B Orne
Pountey
Oenvest
Raine
Department of Agriculture
Charlton Returns Highlight Highland Primary Contest
Senator Howard Sutherland campaigns in West Virginia as returns trickle in from the general primary. Slow statewide counts show Sutherland leading chief rival H C Owen, with Democratic nominee races narrowing and data from Stainton City precincts awaiting full results. The day features partial tallies, party competition, and ongoing ballot reporting.
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W. Va
Howard Sutherland
Yeaterday
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H.C Oyen
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