Wyoming Tribune-Leader letter defends Carey era praise
The Wyoming State Tribune-Leader prints a reader letter praising Governor Carey and the Wyoming administration. It argues the paper should defend honest progress and criticizes attacks on state officials while urging Republicans to win on record. The piece asserts equal treatment of rich and poor and denounces Democratic excesses.
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Tribune-Leader
Wyoming
Jown W. Bay
Tribune
Patton
Hay
National Republican
Carey
Republican Party
Porlitical Adv
Veterans back merchant marine plan for world role
At the Seattle convention Veterans of Foreign Wars endorses a large merchant fleet to support wartime logistics and naval power. Delegates prefer Boston as the 1923 convention site over Kansas City Chicago and Minneapolis while opposing school histories that degrade the founders and the 1812 founding era.
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Seattle
Wash
Veterans of Foreign
Boston
Kansas City
Chicago
Minneapolis
Pageant Preview Draws Local Interest at Community Park
Visitors attended the community event to see a historical pageant set for tomorrow night. Skinner Jews of the State Training School and a group of industrious young Indies rode in an old stage coach drawn by four horses. They wore period costumes and were introduced from the platform inviting all to attend.
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Aung
Yeaterday
Schoo
Governor McCray Aims to Stop Dempsey Brennan Fight
Indiana governor today may act to halt the Labor Day ten round boxing bout at Michigan City between Jack Dempsey and Bill Brennan. Laporte County officials say the event is an exhibition and not a prize fight, while the governor contends it is a prize fight and subject to action. If Laporte changes stance, the governor could be compelled to intervene.
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Indianapolis
Ind
McCray
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Michigan City
Laporte County
Setion
Laporte
President Harding urges Congress to act on economic crisis
President Harding told Congress he would use all government power to maintain transportation and workers' rights. He urged laws to enforce Bayard decisions, create a national coal agency, and curb unlawful strikes while promising action against conspiracies and interference with interstate commerce.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
National Coal Agency
New
German mark prices drift lower in New York banks
In New York on August 1 German marks fell as about a billion marks remained available at rival banks and foreign houses at private rates around a cent a hundred, marking a drop of more than 5 percent from earlier quotes amidst weak demand in the market.
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New York
Banke
Privée
Major General Wood Named Penn University Head
Major General Leonard Wood has been chosen as the head of the University of Pennsylvania effective January 1. The appointment follows a resolution by the Alamie University board and a letter confirming the change.
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Priladmlna
Leonard Wood
Weierat
The
Philadelphie
Aedition
University of Pennsylvania
Alamie University
Ead
Lander Hosts First Big Community Picnic
The inaugural Lander community picnic drew about 700 attendees who shared lunches and enjoyed a full afternoon of entertainment. A parade led to the grounds at noon with music and singing, and a platform event featured J H Sharp and a lively program. Discussions named a new park, with Lady Boosters Park winning the designation, and Mayor Maxwell urged expansion and improvements.
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Lander
J. H. Sharp
McKinley
Roosevelt
Premont
Bonneville
Riverside
Mountainview
City Park
Lady Boosters Park
Maxwell
Lady Boosters
Mra
Stasia Allen
R. B. W. Bott
H. O. Nickerson
Stone
Connedl
Fremont County Candidacy Announcements
Voters are urged to consider Poster Scott for County Commissioner and Leoree Wells for County Treasurer in Fremont County. The notices announce intent to seek Republican primary votes in August 2000, noting support from families and local communities amid campaign statements and personal endorsements.
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Fremont
Wuld
Hanent Comails
Sinnor
Scott
Cirelo
Leoree Wells
Minnesota forest fires threaten rising death toll
Refugees arriving hourly report a high death toll as fires rage in Northern Minnesota. National guardsmen and about two thousand forest rangers, settlers, and volunteers work to control the blaze. Three towns have been destroyed and many homes livestock and belongings abandoned as rain and calm are hoped to beat back the flames.
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Minne
Minnesota
North Woods
Carey administration campaign notice on taxes and schools
A political ad advocating Governor Carey cites land office revenue, school fund gains, and tax reductions to support his nomination. It contrasts Carey with opponents, touts utilities reform, bank distributions, and farm loans, and urges voters to back continued Carey policies. Tickets on sale for Training School vegetable event with venue details and parking guidance.
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Carey
Syren
Oll
Land Office
Robert D. Carey
Union Pacific Company
State Labor Department
Adv
Anti Saloon League Letter on Fremont County Sheriff Race
A letter from W L Wade of the Anti Saloon League of Wyoming urges support for Sheriff W S Burch in Fremont County. It cites cost data, fines, and salaries from 1920 1921 to argue Burch’s enforcement record strengthened taxpayer relief and law and order during Prohibition era politics.
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Piper
W. L. Wade
Anti-Saloon League of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lawley
Fremont County
Barch
Republic
Burch
Wyominng
L. B. Gaylord
Bureh
Fremons County
Welby
Gaylord
Sheriff's Office
Premont County
Operators and Miners Resume Talks in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 18 the anthracite miners and operators negotiation committee, firm in purpose, planned another meeting to seek an adjustment. After a first conference both sides displayed optimism yet remained firm on all issues.
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Philadelphia
Local residents and visitors gather in Lander for summer season
Central City Nebraska's Mies Helen Limbley arrives in Lander for the summer ahead of school. Mise Lindley returns to teach first grade after three years in Lander. Mr and Mrs Ahdy Barnes and family from Cesar return home. Ming Wilson from Lincoln Nebraska leaves after two weeks with Ruby Harrie at Hartis tunnel. Miss Tiles McQuire goes to South Pass by stage. Miss Meomnie visits sisters in town. George Tucker arrives after guiding a mountain party. Tone Nowlin state game warden arrives in Lander for consultations in Dubois with Deputy State Warren Sanford Mills.
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Mies Helen Limbley
Central City
Nebraska
Lander
Mise Lindley
Tone Nowlin
Cheyanne
Mr. Nowlin
Dubois
Warren Sanford Mills
Break Jail in South Dakota Sparks Nationwide Search
A nationwide manhunt by state and county officers was launched to track four convicts who escaped from a South Dakota penitentiary with Deputy George Jameno, after abducting Warden Jameno. They fled in a stolen automobile, taking a washing machine and other items, with prison guards warning the public as the search intensified.
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Sioun Pales
Soul
Conviets
Yestering
South Dakota
George Jameno
Arthur Muchow
Henry Coffer
Joe Borman
Jon Til
FR King
Wad
Rushal
Witslie
Local Court Notices From Ole County
Fragmented OCR reads PETITION filed in Ole County Court. Document references deputy actions and a collection event. Suspect names and precise dates are obscured. readable text indicates legal petition proceedings and public record status with court involvement noted in a county area.
Olome Strikes Settlement Urged by Leaders
New York Aug 18 Warren Stone head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says the railway craft unions strike must be settled. He reports several informal talks before a meeting with rail executives to continue mediation. Washington Aug 18 members of the Interstate Commerce Committee are urged to return to work on bills for a coal agency as presidents urged action.
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New York
Foley
Warren
Stan
Raginaars
Associated Press
Stone
Brotherhood of Muliway Engineers
de Clare
Contina
Medanley
Biann
Sesson
Asanciated Frew
Washington
Teéle- Brame
Hayse Interstate Commer Committee
American tragic figure dies after heart failure in London
LATE TELEGRAPH reports Avneyane Wart, famed American tragedy figure, collapsed and died at her home in London today due to heart failure. In Geneva, Hungary's accession to the League of Nations was formally received by the secretary, as the assembly continues its business.
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Associated Press
London
Regional crops show mixed gains amid drought relief efforts
The report from the Rockie Mountain region notes partial improvements in agriculture as relief efforts progress. It lists wholesale changes in wheat and potato production with adjusted figures and mentions the impact on the harvest outlook and regional economic activity.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at military survey event
Fragmentary text references district head of a United States army unit and a survey related to a minor event. Names and places are garbled, but suggests planned gathering and formal activities with adult attendees and local leaders.
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Pasmena
van Auge
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