Desoto Coroner Jury Probes Missouri Pacific Train Crash
In Sulphur Springs Mo on August 7 witnesses were summoned to the coroner's jury to recount the rear end collision of two Missouri Pacific trains. Thirty seven known dead and 14 injured after the crash near the station. The dead engineer Mat Glenn is blamed for the wreck amid calls for a thorough investigation.
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Sulphur Springs
Desoto
Missouri Pacific
Corover
Mat Glenn
Allies Hold Thirteenth Conference On War Reparation Talks
Representatives of the Allies met in London to discuss war reparations and Germany's finances. A US absence marked the session, which newspapers greeted without enthusiasm after thirteen meetings in a year.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
United States
Women Ministers Meet at Winona Lake Assembly
The International Association of Women Preachers will hold its annual assembly at Winona Lake Indiana August 15 to 17. The event will cover women’s status in denominations preaching counsel administration and opportunities for young women. The Quaker Society praised for advancing sex equality.
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Asociated Press
Winfield, Kans
International Association of Women Preachers
Winona Lake
Ind
Rov
Madeline Bouchard
Southard
Society of Friends
Quakers
Death of Mrs James Carr in Bonnge's Garden
The community mourns the death of Mrs James Carr at 8:00 last night at her son John Carr's home in Bonnge's Garden. She was 46, an old time pioneer resident of the valley. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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James Carr
James Carry
John Carr
Bonnge's Garden
Rome Fighting Renewed in Italian Provinces
Military rule expands to Au cens Parma and Leghorn as fighting intensifies between Extreme Nation allied forces and Communist elements. Pope Pius expresses deep interest amid rising hostility between sides.
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Rome
Aucens
Parma
Leghorn
Ailate
Cumsmiiniete
Pope Pius
Ku Klux Klan Members On Trial In Los Angeles
Thirty seven Ku Klux Klan knights faced trial in Los Angeles Superior Court on charges arising from the April raid on Fidel and Mathias winery in Inglewood. Defendants, free on $46,000 bonds, include W B Coburn former Grand Goblin of the Klan's Pacific domain. Accused of assault with deadly weapons kidnapping and false imprisonment.
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Ait Associated Press
Los Angeles
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Bond~ Vil Winery
Fidel and Mathias
Inglewood
Frederick W. Houser
Pacific Domain
Trouble Brews Over Killing of Striker In Joliet
In Joliet Illinois unrest followed a striker's death after a shooting last Saturday. Special Agent Philip Reitz of the Elgin Joliet and Eastern Railroad and an unknown striker were killed while Sheriff James Newkirk was seriously wounded as hundreds gathered at the railroad yards. State troops were requested after morning rioting began.
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Wtaidd Permeaomng
Joliet
Philip Reitz
Elgin, Jelliet and Eaxtern
James Newkirk
Nine O'Clowk
Boxer Indemnity Debated as Britain Japan Consider Forgoing
A British departmental committee chaired by Sir John Jordan reviews foregoing Boxer indemnity payments for education at home. Japan has offered to forgo its share, with Britain possibly following, ensuring funds are used by Chinese authorities for specified purposes. The Washington policy has funded Chinese students in the U.S. for 14 years.
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Convos
China
United States
Japan
Great Britain
John Jordan
Peking
Esse
Riverton Plans 1st Anniversary Celebration
Riverton will mark its first anniversary as a town with a large crowd expected on a August 2010s date. A big wild weed slaw will headline the program and a good turnout is guaranteed.
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Riverton
Coal Strike Negotiations Open In Ohio Conference
In Youngstown Ohio on August 7 negotiations begin between miners and Bituminous coal producers from the Central Competitive Field. Leaders hope a one third production area representation suffices for a possible agreement guiding a swift return to capacity output across soft coal districts.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Best 25 books for country schoolchildren listed
The American Library Association and the National Educational Association announce the top twenty five books for grades one through eight. Louise M Alcott's Little Women tops the list with Alice in Wonderland second and Tom Sawyer third, followed by Treasure Island and The Childs Garden of Verses by Stevenson, who is the only author with two works on the list.
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Hy Associated Press
Chicago
Louise M. Alcott
New England
American Library Association
National Edocational Association
Lewis Carroll
Defoe
Mark Tom Sawyer
Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Ganten
Riverton Woman Detained After Sheriff Seizures Hootch
Sheriff apprehended Ruthours in Riverton Saturday evening after a raid. Three plates of hootch were confiscated as evidence. The woman attempted to spill the sun in a water pitcher but was stopped. she was brought to Lander for court today.
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Ruthours
Riverton
Lander Ratuning
Bus depart picks line of singers for Parks board
The Lander Yellowstnne bus pulled out in the morning with ring through pas singers for the Parks board. Among them were F Ahrun and his aunt Mrs V Shaw of Chicago Catherine nail Grace Mason of Chicago May Marion Scudder and Miss Ella Hankcock of St Louis Missouri.
Nash Cars Drop Price
Nash Motor Company announces factory price reductions noted in the relegran message P.O. B Factory Prices Reduced.
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NASH
P.O. B
Typhoon 5 in China Leaves Deadly Havoc at Swatow
Aug 7 Hong Kong reports ten thousand deaths from a tidal wave unleashed by a typhoon. Swatow port area suffered vast destruction with more than 75 percent of buildings ruined. Two British steamers ashore, a third wrecked, passengers rescued. scenes of devastation and corpses amid debris.
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Hong Kong
Swatow
Shanghai
Tita
Kiwanians Hold Celebration at Hell's Half Acre Dedication
Members of the Lander club joined Casper Kiwanians Lions and Rotarians for a Saturday dedication ceremony at Hell's Half Acre. C Cather gave the dedication address as J B Meckling Charles Stafford and A B Durham spoke on mine related topics. The Hawaiians supplied watermelon lemonade and coffee.
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Lander
Hell
Menara
Foote
Munson
Wright
Park Hays
Casper Kiwanians
It. C. Cather
J. 8. Meckling
Casper Motor Club
Charles B. Stafford
A. B. Durham
Flying rules are perfected in new safety code draft
Washington Aug 5 experts at the Bureau of Standards the National Aeronautical Administration and the Society of Automotive Engineers draft an aerobatic safety code. The plan aims to regulate low flying over crowds drone operations and night landings pending a revised Wadworth Hicks bill for a unified civil air system.
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Associated Prom
Washington
United States
Bureau of Standards
National Aeoantle Animation
Society of Auto
Wollaworth- Hicks
Lilia Peae
Healy
Serplio Expe
Sugar resolution blocked in Senate amid tariff talks
The effort to press Harrison era sugar tariff talks and Cuba production curtailment is blocked in the Senate by Senator Ginoot. Senator Horrigan sought unanimous consent, then Nicholeon moved to delay for investigation. Smoot’s point of order upheld. Also reported is the burial of Mrs. Peter Peralta in Lander and delayed relatives’ travel.
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Creag
Washington
Senate
Ginoot
Utah
Horrigan
Binoot
Nicholeon
Colorado
Wigar
Smoot
Cumming
Communication Cut Cuts Transatlantic Links
News reports that the Commercial Cable company cut off all communications between the United States and Ireland, Britain, Germany, and northern Europe at 3 am. The disruption likely stems from the Water Valley station being wired by the Irish Republican Army. Messages are largely unreadable or delayed.
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New York
United States
Trend
Germany
Europe
Water
Villy
Ireland
Antl
Indians to Get Married
The County Clerk records show a marriage consent for Suturay to Harry Caldwell of Kothote and Maude Manderson of Ethote. Both are Shoshone Indians with Caldwell linked to the Arapahoe chieftainship through his father Yellow Oulf.
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Gerke
Harry Caldwell
Kothote
Maude Manderson
Aluo
Ethote
Arapahoe
H F P Alexander Leaks After Striking Rock Near Cape Flattery
The passenger steamer H F P Alexander of the Admiral Line, eight thousand tons, struck Cake Rock near Cape Flattery in dense fog. It is proceeding toward Seattle with the Snohomiah cutter standing by and no danger to passengers or crew reported. The ship formerly served as Great Northern during the war and was bought by the Admiral Line. The vessel is expected to dock before noon.
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Seattle
Wash
H. FP. Alexander
Admiral Line
Pacific
Stelking Cake Rock
Cape Flattery
Tentrines
Pfiget Pound
Cawal Guard
Snohomiah
Pacific Basin to Lead Next World Movement Says Bishop Locke
Bishop Charley Edward Locke told the Summer Assembly in Lakeside that the next great world movement will arise in the Pacific basin. He urged disarmament as the new watchword and warned against eastern powers and aggression, stressing humanity and devotion to Christ.
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Associated Presa
Lakeside
Ohio
Charley Edward Locke
Methodist Church
Pacific Basin
Locke
United States
Mediterranean
Atlantic Ocean
Povillo Buyin
Avrom
Alexander
Napoleon
Kaiser
President Harding Proposes Quick End to Railway Strike
President Harding calls upon railway shopmen to return to work and asks rail executives to assign them. He seeks a quick settlement via the Railroad Labor Board on seniority disputes and outlines his plan to executives and the Shopmen Union. News desks report the officials expect a decision soon and a swift review of the proposal.
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Warhington
Harding
Pticklog Tailrodt
Rallrowle
Workwon Waleargers
Railead Labor Board
The
Provident
B. M. Jowell
Railway Shopmen's Union
T. Newitt Cuylor
Association of Railway Executives
Railroad Labor Board
President Harding to announce new plan on railroad strike
Washington August 7 President Harding will announce a new settlement plan this morning aimed at ending the railroad shopmen strike. William H Johnston head of the Machinists Union said the president would share the proposal after meetings with leaders.
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Washington
Harding
Ateike
Wiliam H. Johnston
The
Machinists Union
Grable Seeks White House Talk On Shepherd Strike
Chicago August 8 Associated Press reports Grable head of the Maintenanes of Waymer left for Washington to discuss the general Shepherdafta strike and petition President Harding for a meeting. Union chiefs will likely meet at noon tomorrow and an attempt will be made for an audience with the President this afternoon.
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Chicago
Grable
Maintenanes
Waymer
Washington
Union
Wien
Sun Yat Sen Reported Struggling With Mental Trouble
An Associated Press report from London says Sun Yat Sen, former head of the Southern Chinese government, is suffering mental trouble requiring two foreign doctors in attendance, as cited by a Hong Kong dispatch to the Daily Telegraph.
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Associated Press
London
Sun Yat Sen
Southern Chines
Hong Kong
Daily Telegraph
Foreclosure Notice of Bowman Mortgage in Lander Wyoming
Notice of foreclosure under the Bowman mortgage on lots 5 6 7 8 in block forty four Madden's Addition Lander Fremont County Wyoming. Mortgage to Henry Peterson dated October 1916 for 600 with interest taxes and costs. Sale set at the courthouse door in Lander at 11 am on August 12 to satisfy the debt and costs. Henry Peterson appears as mortgagee.
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Frank N. Bowman
Alma T. Bownan
Henry Peterson
Madden
Lander
Fremont County
Wyoming
Anid County
Mortagages
Anid
Ta Lauder
Prewant County
Wale
Henry Petergon
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Library of American Law and Practice
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Haven
Wolan
Peter Peralta
Odd Fellows
Nealy Peralta
Anthony Fi Idado
Mrs. Brown
Casper
Arthur
Missouri
BENG
NTO
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Mording
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Evason
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