Climbers Reach the Top of Gannet Peak in Wyoming
A. C. Tate of Stamford and Floyd Stalnecker of Dubois reached the summit of Gannet Peak, the Dinwoody country’s highest point at 13 785 feet, and left a climb record. Tate reports the west face holds a vast glacier claimed to be the largest in the United States. They descended by winter gear and tied ice axes to chip steps while negotiating a crevice. Tate, a member of the American Alpine Club, believes they were first to stand atop Wyoming.
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United States
A. C. Tate
Stamford
Connecticut
Floyd Stalnecker
Dubois
Gannet Peak
Gunnet Peak
Dinwoody Country
Wyoming
Tate
Fremont Peak
Mr. Tate
American Alpine Club
Pacific
Atlantic
Stalnecker
Washington
Lander
Nash Cars Drop Price Reductions Read in Telegram
Telegram announces factory price cuts across Nash models including five passenger touring at 1 240 dollars two passenger roadster at 1 210 dollars seven passenger touring at 1 390 dollars sedan at 2 190 dollars coupe at 1 400 dollars sport at 1 305 dollars several small cars list lower prices for roadster cabriolet and coupe with various passenger counts.
Grand Millinery Opening at Amart Shop Riverton
Announcement for a grand millinery opening on Friday and Saturday August 4 and 6 at the Amart Shop in the Teton Motel Riverton Mra Bluer Gouba proprietor. Includes display items such as Remington equipment and a White Rotary Bowling Machine, a Paxton phone listing, and a buffet with a seated library table.
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Amart
Teton
Riverton
Mra
Seall
Paxton
Reed Wins Democratic Nomination for U S Senate
In St Louis August 3 with most precincts reporting Reed leads Long by about nine thousand votes in unofficial returns for the Democratic senatorial nomination. Long and supporters claim unseen ballots could change the result. The St Louis Glory-Democrat ran a two column photo with caption Wins Nomination.
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BT. Louis
United States
James A. Reed
Breckinridge Long
Long
Nucceas
Reed
St. Louis
Morgan Beats Governor Stubbs in Kansas Primary
Topeka Kansas August 3 With returns from Tuesday's primary election at seven percent Morgan leads ex Governor Stubbs for the Republican nomination for governor by about ten thousand votes Morgan favors the industrial court law and the removal of taxes from farm mortgages.
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Topeka
Kans
W. ¥. Moran Ie
Morgan
Anstette Cleared In Dubois Gun Incident Self defense Claim
Anstette, editor of the Dubois Courier, was arraigned in district court over a gun incident with Virgil Keele. He claimed self defense, showing a disability from war and a mayoral permit to carry. Charges for assault and battery against Willan Allen were to be pressed, but the case details remain debated.
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Anstette
Dubois Courier
Dubois
Virgil Keele
Dudge
J. Wells
Keele
Keely
Keeln
Wubois
Anatette
Dobola
Dabok
J. AL. Wood
Jones
Wood
Anuette
Alo
Anne
Willan Allen
Anatetto
Lawler
Wed
Walter
God
Injunction Joined On Banta Fe Strike Turmoil
Federal Judge Colin Neblett issued a temporary restraining order against the International Association of Machinists on a Banta Fe complaint alleging 41 violent acts and threats against workers in Albuquerque shops since the strike began. A return date of August 12 was set. A separate note from Spokane reports a million dollar telescope planned for the city if a site and foundation are provided, with the instrument built in Switzerland and ready for shipment in a few months.
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Associated Prova
BANTA
Ty Associated Prom
Spokane
Wash
H. C. P. Frye
Seattle
Switzerland
Wbowkyi
Down From Torrey Lake A Camp Biz Plans Summer Visit
John Boardman, who built a dimmer home of several cottages on Torrey Lake near Dubois, was in Lander, then left for Rawlins to meet three Oklahoma families joining his camp for the rest of the summer.
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Torrey Lake
John Boardman
Dubois
Lander
Rawlina
Oklahoma
Ku Klux Beat in Oklahoma Primary Indicated
Oklahoma City August 8 A strong showing by anti Klan candidates in the Democratic primary appears to have shifted the race for governor with J Q Walton and Parmer Labor leading over R B Wilson and H H Wilson, signaling a setback for Klux Klan entry.
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KU Klux
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
J, QC
Walton
RB. H. Wilson
Coal shortage serious risk in Georgia reported
Atlanta August 3. Murphy Chandler chairman of the state railroad commission announces results of a questionnaire on the coal shortage danger of a paralyzing shortfall statewide within weeks, especially in industrial centers.
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Associated Pros
Atlanta
Georgia
Murphy Chandler
Oil production rises in weekly US summary
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly summary showing crude oil production rising to a daily average of 1,600,150 barrels for the week ending July 26, up by 1,050 barrels from the prior period. Major production centers and operators are noted in the detailed report.
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Asociated
Pros
New York
Amériqan Petroleum Toatitute
Railroad denied permission to abandon Buena Vista Romley line
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to allow the Colorado and Southern Railroad to abandon its branch line between Buena Vista and Romley. The ruling said the railroad would not be required to cease operating the line permanently, as earnings had not yet shown a stable increase.
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Associated
Washington
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commision
Buena Vista
Romley
Nominations for County Offices Preview 1922 List
Voters see a lineup of candidates filed by August 2 1922 for county posts. Names include commissioners four and two year terms, treasurer, clerk of courts, county attorney and surveyor with multiple hopefuls across various towns.
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Sherift
John A. Benson
Denvernt
Por Sherif
Doh Conahan
O. D. Mibden
Ay Mieholy
Thyries M. Mall
Wendt, Corenar
O. L. Middlekautt
Reception at Wyoming Training School Honors Visiting Instructors
Dr and Mrs Jones hosted a reception at the Wyoming Training School for about seventy five townspeople and visiting teachers attending the annual teachers’ congress opening this month. The program included musical numbers by Miss Jones and Mrs Benson with a short talk by Dr Jenoe on the project’s aims and needs for local support in Lander. Light refreshments followed the event.
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T. Jones
Wyoming
Augnut
Kutnowwky
Wagner
Grelnbach
Mise Jones
Johu Benson
Mise
Margaret Cleb
Jeno
Lander
August wedding in Ue Abarth for Elmer Bouba family
Hae Lailoe and Obidewn, of Metilaye, were married in August at the Ue Abarth church. The ceremony involved the Teton Hatvdntitive ride and was officiated by Mrs. Elmer Bouba.
Trains in Texas and Louisiana Cut by Strike
Twenty daily passenger trains in Texas and Louisiana will be withdrawn by the Texas and Pacific Railway due to strike conditions. The move, announced today in New Orleans, affects routes across both states and reduces service accordingly.
Kensington party honors Mrs Haugh sister of Mrs Orr
Mrs Elsie Bardo hosted a Kensington gathering at her Lander home yesterday afternoon with about twenty guests. The event honored Mrs Haugh of Clintendows, sister of Mrs Orr, and Mrs Ruth Brawley and Mrs Thawley of North Carolina. An afternoon of enjoyment and a delicious lunch followed.
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Elsie Bardo
Lander
Kensington
Haugh
Clintendows
Be.eb Orr
Miay Ruth Brawley
Thawley
North Carolina
Seven States Represented At Soule Hotel Register This Morning
Seven states Nebras ka New York Arkansas Missouri Colorado and Wyoming are represented by tourists at the Soule Hotel register this morning with visitors from each state and a large camp ground quota noted last night. The report signals rising tourist travel via the Southern Entrance, with August historically the peak month for park travel.
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Soule Hotel
Nebraska
New York
Inna
Arakansas
Missouri
Coluraty
Wyoming
Lynch and Buff Reinstated in Boxing Controversy
New York audiences learned that Joe Lynch the world bantamweight champion and Johnny Buff former title holder along with their managers were absolved by the state boxing commission of wrongdoing in financial arrangements for the latest title bout. The suspension had followed allegations Lynch guaranteed $30000 for defending the title during the contest.
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New York
Joe Lynch
Johnny Buff
Boxing Conutivion
Lynch
Hull
Pageant calls for Wyoming State Training School items
Citizens of Lander and school members rally for a pageant at the Wyoming State Training School. Call goes out to loan period costumes and relics from attics and basements, promising careful return after the event.
Great Lakes Steamers Hit by Coal Shortage
By Associated Press Cleveland Aug 3 a few Great Lakes steamers are laid up due to a fuel shortage. More vessels will be tied up as banker coal supply runs low at lake ports with big fleets reporting under a week of supply in sight.
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Wyoming
Citheens
Lander
Agathe Winthrop
Dieter
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Great Lakes
Bell Buried Silence Across North America
Across the United States and Canada telephone users will hear a one minute silent pause tomorrow as Alexander Graham Bell is buried. The American Telephone and Telegraph Company organized the moment of silence with timing to be announced. In Salt Lake City a government mail plane on the Salt Lake City to Rock Springs run carried 675 pounds of first class mail, a western division record, surpassing the previous 450 pounds.
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New York
United States
Canada
Alexander Graham Bell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
Western Division
Ames Family Heads West for Episcopal Convention
Mr and Mrs J M Ames of Artamens City Kansas and Bishop Jas Wife and wife of Topeka Kansas travel today toward Yellow stone Park. They plan to pass Glacial National Park and proceed to Portland Oregon for the Episcopal church general convention meeting in September. Thomas Dunn, east for three months visiting relatives, arrived home last night and pleased to be home again.
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Artamens City
Kansas
Jas
Topeka
Lander
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Glacial National Park
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Orgeon
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Episcopal Church
Portland
Aint
Thomas Dunn
Bear disrupts wagon in Dickinson Park chase
A bear enters a wagon in Dickinson Park during a morning encounter. Charles Balbo observes as the bear escapes through a wagon hole, scattering gear and men while the vehicle ends wrecked. Eyewitnesses report the scene concluding with a loud story of the event.
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Dickinson Park
Charles Balbo
Mike
Habo
Cnse
Sabo
Io Gan
Wincelt
Babe
Pho Toor
Su Manyanya
Hale
No New Developments in Railroad Strike Peace Efforts
Chicago August 3 There was no wall in peace maneuvers as the railroad strike moved to Washington. President Harding received a telegram from stopmen accepting the peace proposals with conditions on interpretation. Rail executives await capital news after accepting all proposals except seniority rights. Ten thousand Santa Fe shopmen formed a new association and telegraphed to the Railroad Labor Board demanding protection of their rights in the settlement.
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Chicago
Cnet
Hon
Washington
Harding
Railroat
Santa Fe
Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Vienna government consents to curb trade to stop collapse
The crown hit a new low as Vienna leaders meet with industry, finance, and labor reps to avert a total breakdown. Automobiles are banned from export at the trade’s request to stop buying at cheaper foreign rates.
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Vienna
Italy Ends General Strike After Masquerade Privily Protest
Rome authorities announced the general strike proclaimed three days ago in protest against the Maselstry privily against the Commaniate ended at noon today.
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Rome
Italy
Ministry of the Interior
Golfer John Binck Fatally Wounded, Slowly Recovering
John Binck, a nationally known golfer, was injured Monday night at Terrington near San Jose. Hospital reports say he is fatally hurt but on a fair path to recovery, with updates issued today.
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San Jsr
Cal
Johe Binck
Trrington
Niven Nominated for President of the United States
President Harding nominates Freddy Niven of Nebraska to be president of the United States on Spirit and American claims committee? (Text unclear. nomination announced in Washington)
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Washington
Freddy Niven
Nebraska
Harding
Pyent
Eluime Cammivelun
Trivial diplomacy mood in Colegal rail dispute expands
In New York on August 3, authorities reported ongoing tensions as the Colegal government considers new measures amid the railroad dispute. Officials warned of potential impacts on schedules and regional commerce, while negotiations continued without a breakthrough.
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New York
Colegal
Walters County Man Indicted in Alleged Bootleg Plot
A garbled AP report from August 2 outlines a case involving a Walters County man accused in a bootleg scheme. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but references include a sister and detectives, a murder claim, and a suspect linked to a costume and arson context.
Fragmentary 1890s note on Honator Hee Lang tent scene
A garbled dispatch from August 3 reports a crowd or event near Honator Hee Lang with mentions of a tent and a Cole figure. The readable text is severely damaged, leaving uncertain names and precise actions.
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Lovir
Honator
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