Churches Unite in Quest for Global Creeds
Associated Press report from Chicago notes a World Conference on Faith and Order moving toward near universal Christian unity. A Washington meeting in May 1926 will invite delegates from almost a hundred denominations to discuss a common creed and formulary for a reunited church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Church Union
Christendom
World Conference On Faith and Order
General Convention
The
Episcopal Church
Portland
Ore
Washington, D. C
Christian Union
Geneva
Washington
Board of Complete Union
Coal Men to Meet in Ohio on Strike Settlement Plan
In Cleveland Ohio August 89 a definite program to end the soft coal strike nationally will be proposed on Wednesday as operators from across the country join with striking miners leaders. The plan details were not disclosed. Operators and miners met yesterday and adjourned until Wednesday to await arrivals.
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Cliveland
Ohio
Mexico Aggests Foreign Loan Agreement Ratified
New York Aug 6 Thomas W Lamont head of the International bankers group said he received a message from Mexico signaling that the debt agreement signed June 16 by Obregon and the international committee has been ratified by the president and will be sent to the Mexican congress for action.
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Anvointet Bros
New York
Thomas W. Lamont
Pinane de la Huerta
Mexico
Noerte
Obregon
Prohibition Agents Shot in Wyoming Bootleg Clash
Federal agents James Harris and R. E. Lacey were wounded near Fossil Wyoming in a clash with bootleggers. Harris was hit three times and seriously injured. Lacey was struck in the legs as the bandits took whiskey seized as evidence.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
James Harris
R. E. Lacey
Prohibition
Kemmerer
Fossil
Wyoming
Harris
Luccy
Moonachiners
Typhoid Fever Rises in Fayette Strike Camps
Eight new typhoid fever cases in striking miners tents in Fayette County reported to Uniontown hospital authorities today. Seven cases traced to Palmer where over thirty stricken. State and county health officials continue a serious containment drive as four diphtheria cases in one camp draw attention.
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Uniontown
Fayette
Brownaville
Palmer
Fish Stocking Car Delivers Thousands of Trout to Local Streams
A special Bureau of Fisheries car from Washington arrived yesterday with several thousand fish for stocking local streams. H. R. Widmeyer led the shipment, coming from Bozeman Montana, and stopping to unload at Worland Cooper Glenrock Douglas and Riverton. About 16 cans of black spotted trout and 800 cans of Brook trout were dispatched to the area and released into several streams including Bull Lake Creek Nort York of Pogusla and Little Popoxia. The car departed this morning for Hamilton Montana with more fish expected later to keep local angling stocked. Watch for Carnival announcements at the corner of Becondaml and Sweetwater streets.
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Bureau of Fishories
Department of Commerce
H.R. Widmeyer
Washington, D. C
Bozeman
Montana
Worland
Cooper
Glenrock
Douglas
Riverton
Lander
Liewoat
Bull Lake Creek
Nort York
Pogusla
Little Popoxia
Big Popowia
Hoxeman
Mine Strike Conference Set to Open Tomorrow in Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 8 a joint conference of miners and coal operators prepared a program to end the soft coal strike. Leaders of the United Mine Workers and operators anticipated arriving Illinois and Indiana colleagues. No sessions were held that day. A settlement plan calls for restoring wage contracts that expired March 31 and forming an advisory commission to avert future disputes without strikes.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
John L. Lewis
United Ming Workers of America
Kiwanians at Noon Luncheon at Noble Hotel
A well attended Kiwanis meeting at the Noble Hotel noon session was led by A. Mason. Highlights include Hell's Half Acre dedication report, Lander delegation remarks, Lander Chautauqua update, and the August 17 Community Picnic planning. Future meetings set for 12 15 PM Mondays.
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Kiwanks Lab
Noble Hotel
A. ©. Mason
Hell's Half Acre
Lander
Mesars
Foote
Munson
Hagans
Hays
Wright
John Benson
Judge Sharp
Kiwanis
Nagh Cars Slashes Prices In Telegram Notice
Telegram from P. O. B. Factory lists new prices for Vive passenger touring 1340 dollars Two passenger roadster 1210 dollars Seven passenger touring 1890 dollars Seven passenger sedan 2190 dollars Four passenger coupe 1890 dollars Five passenger sport 1005 dollars Five passenger touring 935 dollars Two passenger roadster 1500? Three passenger cabriolet 1396 dollars Vive passenger carride 1876 dollars Five passenger coupe 1385 dollars Vive passenger sedan 1045 dollars
Fremont Garage and Partners Auction and Contracting Notes
Fragmented OCR lists a Fremont garage bound by partnerships and contracts with names like Galb Chzap and Boyen Val. Mention of a library and armorican la ave practice suggests a mixed list of entities, no clear event or outcome.
Primaries Today Shape Ohio and Southern Races
On August 8 1920 Ohio Arkansas Alabama voters head to the polls as nationwide primaries test the old guard. In Ohio the gubernatorial race pits loyalties to the traditional bloc against reformers while Arkansas Alabama and Texas conventions spotlight Ku Klux Klan influence Henry Ford and notable figures. Women in Ohio Alabama Arkansas vote for the first time, marking a new era in the primaries.
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Chicago
Ohio
Arkansas
Alabama
Texas
Buckeye
Harding
Old Guard
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
Henry Ford
Murelo Shoals
Anti-Saloon Agent in Town Reports Prohibition Impact
Wade of Cheyenne superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Wyoming spoke at the Methodist church in Lander. He praised enforcement results, citing 1921 figures and Wyoming's surplus in law enforcement spending, and noted French wine interests reject future U.S. light wine markets while warning of a rising drug habit unrelated to prohibition.
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W. 1. Wade
Cheyenne
Anti-Saloon League of
Wyoming
Lander
Wade
Law Enforcement Department
Fremont
France
Europe
Fremont Vocational High School Gains Accredited Status
The Fremont County Vocational High School was placed on an accredited list at Cornell University Ithaca New York elevating its scholastic standing to match leading high schools nationwide. Ruthwort was arraigned before Justice W. J. Mowe in Riverton on a moonshing charge and bound over to the county grand jury with bail set at 1000 dollars.
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Fremont County
Sehool
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Ruthwort
Riverton
Jua- Hee
W. J. J. Mowe
Community Picnic Set for Lander August 17
A large reunion style event planned for August 17 in Lander will include every adult and child in the area plus ranchers from nearby country. The gathering features a full program with singing recitations instrumental selections and speeches along with various sports. Organizers include Jos Crniser and local churches merchants and orientations contributing to the welfare uplift effort.
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Lander
Jos. Crniser
Baptist Church
Hana
Grenade
Landor
Parnital
Bishop McGovern Attends Lander Retreat and Mass
Mr and Mrs Frank Brower hosted Bishop McGovern of Cheyenne Father Keavey of the Catholic Parsonage Lander Alfonso Ta Porte of Lander and Mr and Mrs Fal Anesi near town on Sunday. Bishop McGovern has been in Lander for several days at St Stephen's Mission retreat and celebrated the early Mass and preached at the 10 30 Mass at the Catholic church Landor.
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Mra
Frank Brower
McGovern
Cheyenne
Father Keavey
Lander
Alfonso Ta Porte
Fal Anesi
Near Town
St. Stephen's Mission
Landor
HOR SALE Dodge Touring Car and assorted items
Dodge Touring Car with new top and battery, Remington Automatic Shot Gun, Winchester Model 95 Carbine cal 80 40, large welding bed, buffet, library table, nearly new white rotary sewing machine, and a girl’s coaster brake bicycle. Contact A. Paxton at phone 100 M. te.
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A. Paxton
Phono
Railway Brotherhoods to Meet in Washington
Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers sent invitations to sixteen railroad union chiefs for a Washington conference next Friday to discuss the railroad situation amid fears of a transportation collapse. He acted after a telegram from Bert M Jewell and other leaders reached him, though he did not know what action would result.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Warren
Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Railroad Brotherhoods
Bert M. Jewell
Yhopcraits Union
Chinese Tong Chief Killed in Chinatown Shooting
Ko Lew national president of the Hip Sings dies from a gunshot wound in front of a Chinatown restaurant on Pell Street. Police fear renewed gang wars as Tong chiefs’ killers are sought and crowds grow wary amid rumors and fear.
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New York
Chinatown
Painc
Ko Lew
Hip Sings
Vn the Tong
Pell Street
Hip Sing
Encouraging Crop Report From Washington and East
The Agriculture Department released a hopeful crop production report. Winter wheat 142,000,000 bushels. spring wheat 65,000,000. total wheat 505,110,000 bushels. corn 517,000,000. white potatoes 440,000,000. apples 202,000,000. French beans 60,000,000. Also notes of eastern wheat and a Cuban sugar duty vote. Federal investigators to Western Kentucky to fix coal mining pen actions.
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Washington, Alg
Agricultura
Washington
Kentucky
Proposals Come Up Tomorrow
President Harding informs House leaders that full attendance is needed when Congress reconvenes after six weeks. He anticipates enacting legislation addressing the industrial crisis, including the railway shop workers strike. Shopcrafts Union leaders will meet Wednesday to consider the proposal and unions may reject it.
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Washington
Harding
House
World crawfish eating championship underway in New Orleans
The late telegraph reports a world champion crawfish eater contest under way at the French Market in New Orleans with ten entrants peeling their crawfish. Hundreds of pounds cooked, spectators packed the market for the event. Related spots mention other news from Spokane, Los Angeles, London, and Canton with brief notes on rail shop pickers, Klan jury selection, Lord Northcliffe’s health, and Canton’s capture by Ming forces.
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New Orleans
Long Not to Contest in Historic Missouri Senate Primary
A garbled report from St Louis recounts a candidate, Alge Hirecklaridgy Lang, filing suit against the Democratic senatorial nomination process led by Senator Jebiord Head. The suit questions the primary timetable and a campaign claim made a week earlier as February winds down.
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Louis
Alge
Lang
Benator Jebiord
Democratic Senatuelal
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Guy Signor
Mee
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Thermopolle
Mm. W. B. Hardin
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Denver
Los Angeles
California
G. Muffet
Kiwanians
P.O. B
Jamder Het House
Mr. Seidler
Stone Gald Unions
Associated Preas
George Thudson
Leon Foote
Mia
Walter Mitchell
Elaine Mitchell
Loulh Lake
Elaine Bark
Brooks Lake Hotel
M. A
Melson
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Poposta
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Great Northern Railway
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