France Orders Penalties on Germany Over Debt Payments
Paris reports the French government will levy penalties for Germany not fully paying pre war debts to French citizens. Measures include expelling fifty Germans from Alsace Lorraine and seizing their property. Damages and wartime loss provisions are suspended in Lorraine and under arbitration agreements from 1911. Premier Poincare confirmed no military action is involved.
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Shoshoni Hold-Up Mystery Unfolds With Local Suspicions
Sheriff’s office clarifies Wednesday night hold-up of a rancher six miles southwest of Shoshoni. The rancher, recently back from Old Mexico, drew 100 from the bank and shared $50 in silver and 200 in travelers checks plus 50 in Mexican gold. Bandits followed horses, attempted to mask tracks with burlap, then fled toward Shoshoni. deputy says voice may point to local talent. The investigation continues as clues appear.
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Optimism for Motorless Flight at Camp Mouillard Glider Meet
In Clermont Ferrand France optimism runs high at Camp Mouillard as glider contests under the International Experimental Congress of Motorless Airplanes begin. Builders pilots and officials in the canvas city atop Mount Combegrasse foresee rapid progress in human and wind powered craft over the next twenty years, following the Wright brothers milestones.
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Bishop McGovern Here Tomorrow for Local Masses
Bishop McGovern of Cheyenne, after attending ceremonies at St Stephen’s Mission in Arapahoe, will remain over Sunday to celebrate the 7:30 AM Mass and preach the 10:30 AM Mass here. He plans to visit the Sunday School before leaving for Cheyenne Monday morning.
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Bee census prompted in Goshen New York
The article notes a bee census order in Goshen to count honey bees. Experts say assessors may count by eye and odors affect bee behavior. Foresters A M Cook W B Apgar and H O Barter travel to Brooks Lake for a survey while an ad offers 45 pounds of potatoes for 4 0.
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Governors Asked to Back Federal Coal Distribution Plan
Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer sent letters to state governors urging concurrence with emergency coal distribution steps. The missive included federal form Number fifty and plan details for state committees. Governors were asked to apply only through the federal coal distributor in Washington and not for coal from other states.
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Moonshine Find Leads to Arrest in James Walker Home
A search under a warrant of James Walker's premises in Shoshoni found a ten gallon keg of hooted liquor hidden in a trunk and an eight ounce opium bottle in a suit case valued at 100. Walker was jailed in Lander awaiting district court arraignment. Archbishop Hanna, Bishop McGovern visit Lander. locals note camping and travel plans.
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Drop Price Nash Cars Declines Marked in Telegram
Telegram message lists reduced prices on Nash cars including six cylinder touring at 1240.00 and four passenger coupe at 3000.00. Other models shown are two and three passenger versions with prices from 915.00 to 2100.00, indicating a broad discount at THY PREMOWNT GARAGE.
Thoroughbreds Bring Good Prices at Saratoga Sale
Thirty eight yearlings sold for 107000 plus at Saratoga Springs auction, averaging about 2808 dollars. Harry Payne Whitney, owner of the Green table, outbid rivals to pay 9500 dollars for a yearling colt.
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Buick Cars of 1923 Sparkle with Major Upgrades
Buick Bulletin notes a record year of improvements for the 1923 models. Engineering updates include longer pistons, new cantilever links, redesigned frames, and enhanced oiling. Transmission locks aid theft prevention and lower fire insurance classifications. Mrs George Barley and Miss Ciara Earley hosted a luncheon for Mrs Bluver of Montana. Lost and reward notices for a saddle and a buggy.
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Forest Fires Controlled Northwest Regions See Progress
Fire in Pond Orilelle and Kanikeu forests under control though still burning with damage in Washington Idaho and Montana. Beacon Creek fire halted after spreading over a thousand acres. This year Kanilau forest reports seventy nine former fires.
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Benny Leonard Defends Lightweight Title in Chicago Bout
In Michigan City on August 5 Benny Leonard the World's lightweight champion will defend his title in a ten round no decision bout against Ever Hammer of Chicago. Both fighters weigh in with no fixed limit and Hammer must KO Leonard to take the championship.
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Rioting Continues in Me Rome Between Communists and Fascists
In Genoa and Milan clashes erupt amid guerrilla fighting, with reports of two machine guns captured and several red flags seized by Fascists. In Milan a skirmish near the Communist club ends with two dead and many wounded on both sides as Fascists invade the area.
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Endurance trial and county post news from 1901
Vague report mentions a heat for a long distance contest on hot plains near Colorado with endurance counts and scoring. London Aug notes Viscount North and a deteriorating condition. Bre mont County Treasurer candidacy details appear with solicitation for Republican support. Classifieds announce room for rent and job ads including a top dog and a typewriter request.
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Norfolk
Army
Colorado
Stampede to Cold Bay oil fields signals mushroom city rise
Anchorage reports a rush to the Cold Bay oil fields after word large interests plan drilling. Coast merchants prep to import stocks via Kodiak Island. Public notice details a Wyoming foreclosure sale of real estate and personal property in Fremont County with an appraised value of 7500.00. The notice includes land tracts in Anderson's Subdivision and Amoretti's Addition plus household goods to be sold under execution.
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Alaska
Cold Bay
Kodiak Island
CICLL
Lander
Fremont
Wyoming
Anderson
Noutheast
Fremont County
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Martial Law Area Reports Quiet Night in District
Stanton Indiana August 6 residents in the coal mining district under martial law reported no disorders Friday night. Military headquarters maintained a heavy guard over the twenty by forty mile area as officers deemed the situation quiet and orderly.
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Weather Outlook for Western Regions Next Week
The forecast for the week beginning next Monday calls for generally fair conditions in the north Rocky Mountains and Plateau with moderate temperatures. The Southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions expect normal temperatures and fair weather, but with a chance of widely scattered thunder showers.
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Rocky Mountain
Typhoon Ravages Swatow as City Suffers Worst Damage
Weather disaster strikes Swatow 260 miles from Hong Kong on Wednesday night. Dead bodies drift among harbor wreckage and nearly every house is damaged. Telegraph lines are down as details from the catastrophe arrive via four steamers.
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Japan completes detion of treaties at Washington
In Tokio on August 6, Crown regent sanction extends to the Washington arms conference treaties. The regent confirms Japan’s agreement to participate and completes its detion on the accords.
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Crown Furorito
Washington
President Harding. Labor talks resume with striking unions
B My Jowell and leaders from the International Association of Machinists and the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers met with President Harding after an hour at the White House over the railroad strike. They left with requests to keep calm, likely remaining in Washington for a day or two as seniority bids and worker return options were discussed by the Labor Board.
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Comedian Patty Arbuckle Applies for Passport
Moscow August 9 Patty Arbuckle, noted comedian, filed for a passport to travel abroad as part of ongoing personal and professional engagements.
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