Fremont County Vote Totals and Pending Precincts
Unofficial returns from 44 of 47 Fremont County precincts show Republican tallies for several offices. Por Governor results list Carey Nay Winkle Hoskins Loens Jefferies Carter Cromweaves etc. Supt Public Instruction Jochem leads east. Repres in Congress Reynolds Winter. State Legislature candidates Bonde and Woodruff lead in their races. Remaining precincts include Horse Creek Crooks Gap Richards Beaver Split Rock Hurst Buck Camp Bonneville Pilot Madison Metaler Black Mountain, with full returns due tomorrow and county officers likely to be nominated.
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Fremont
Carey
Winkle
Hoskins Loens
Jefferies
Carter
Cee Sneer
Crom
Bonde
Woodruff
Hardin Jenkins
Breeburg
Cochrane - Nelsom
Scott Lest
Horse Creek
Crooks Gap
Richards
Beaver
Split Rock
Hurst
Buck Camp
Bonneville
Lenore
Pilot
Madison
Metaler
Black Mountain
Night desk change at Noble Hotel
SEPT FOR DENVER fr. T Bridges, longtime Noble Hotel night clerk, left for Denver this morning. Fred Stuart, with fifteen years in hotels, takes the post, arriving from Rawlins where he worked as night clerk at the Perris hotel.
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Denver
Fr. T. Bridges
Noble Hotel
Colorado
Fred Stuart
Mr. Stuart
Rawlins
Perris
Notice of Publication No. 3161 Bank Foreclosure Suit
Notice of Publication No 3161 declares Farmers and Merchants Bank filed suit in Fremont County Wyoming on April 8 1922 against J H Loy and T J Loy to collect a note of 389.86 with interest and 950 attorney fees and foreclose a mortgage. Defendants must answer by October 7 1922 or default will be entered. Albert Tweed clerk of district court dated August 1 1922 with various docket dates listed.
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J. H Loy
T. J. EB. Loy
Flemington
Polk
Missouri
Partners and Merchants Bank
Fremont County
Wyoming
Albert Tweed
Ark of the District Court
Edward A. Gustin
Phoebe Gustin
CICIL
Lander
Fremost
Anderson
Township Thirtythree
Amoretti
Snhil
Mwal
Hunch
Wremlag
New Seaplane Type Delivers to Navy for Training
A novel seaplane delivered to the Navy promises pilotless flight capability for training. Officials say it features unprecedented safety, with tests showing stability as a pilot released hands from controls while cruising at about sixty knots during a long test flight of 7000 miles.
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Fuyion
Federal Agents Close In On Smuggler Route Boats
Federal narcotics agents in Battle report a months long probe into fishing boats repurposed to ferry narcotics into the United States. The vessels operated along the British Columbia coast between Puget Sound and Southeastern Alaska and have since returned here.
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Annelated
United States
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Alaska
Local Freight Schedule Changes After Coal Reopenings
Coal supply stabilized as mines reopen boosting the Chicago and Northwestern division. Local freight now departs daily eastbound with a general freight from the east each evening. A M Cook of the forest service joined the party to prepare for a J K Ranch pack trip supplying saddles blankets and gear for the park outfit.
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Chicago and Northwestern
A. M. Cook
Forest Service
J. K. Banch
Crowheart
Lander
J. K. Ranch
Ty Ears
Doheny Scouts Oil Prospects in Alaska
Associated Press reports Edward J. Doheny, famed oil magnate, arrived in Alaska after a three week cruise along the Arctic coast and declared hopeful prospects for oil discoveries in the territory. He expected to inspect possible sites and meet with local interests during the visit.
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Associated
Heattle
Woah
Edward J. Doheny
Alaska
Asiskan
Fremont County Pair Exhibit Transport to Douglas Fair
Agricultural Agent Meyers coordinates moving Fremont County Pair exhibits to the Douglas fair held a week later. A prize exhibit will travel by special car. Meyers works on an emblem representing the county industry. Past two years Fremont showings were less elaborate. planners seek a stronger display this year.
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Meyers
Fremont County
Douglas
Michael Collins Lying in State at Dublin
The slain Irish Free State leader Michael Collins lay in a tri color coffin landed from the Nelassie in Dublin on August 24. Crowds greeted the funeral cortege as Richard Mulcahy and army leaders met the body at the dock and escorted it to St. Vincent's hospital amid Prayers and sporadic rifle fire.
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Dublin
Ireland
Michael Collins
Free State
Nelassie
General Collins
Richard Mulcahy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Eivic
Dynamite Placed Under Box Cars Near Moorenda
Railroad officials probe a fifty pound box of dynamite placed under a string of cars on a Moorenda siding. The device was located on August 24 near Heesnog Cal and could have exploded as a train passed, prompting an investigation into who placed it.
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Heesnog
Cal
Moorenda
County Fair to Be Hammering Out Two Day Program
A tentative two day county fair racing and arena program outlined by Jules Farlow outlines main entertainment features for September 6 and 7. It covers unique races, combine events, and novelty contests with a sizable bucking content purse to attract top bronco busting talent and a wide spectator turnout. The committee seeks public input to tailor events for broad appeal.
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Juley Farlow
Premont County
Jules Farlow
Democratic returns hint at sheriff race outcome
No clear results on Democratic returns but reports suggest Frank Smith leads the sheriff race. Bob Gayrd runs in second place with votes still unsettled. In the state House race the Democratic field is tight with Hunt, Joleen, Moyer, Brianley and Wilcox contending.
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Rae
Sheriff
Tenevedad
Frank Smith
Inter
Wault
Bob Gayrd
Dove
Legislture
Hunt
Joleen
Moyer
Brianley and Wilcox
Dock
Meek
Training Gai for Women Established
Fire training camp for farm women under way at Jackson Mills West Virginia. Eighty five women from farms in eighteen counties are registered and preparing for training as the event proceeds today.
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Associated Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
United States
Jackson Mills
West Virginia
Farma
Tate
Executives Turn Down Settlement in Rail Strike Talks
The Big Five Brotherhood chiefs and railroad representatives reject collective settlement proposals on seniority rights. Mediators at a conference with the Association of Railway Executives discussed possible individual settlements with striking workers, and leaders met late into the night with numerous railroad heads.
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Associated
New York
Big Five
Brotherhood
Association of Railway Executives
Victory Claimed By Both Sides In Pennsylvania Coal Pact
In Aldoona Pennsylvania Waters notified 45000 miners to return to their posts as operators rush plans to boost coal production to thirty million tons next year following a district agreement signed that night. Miners hail the deal as a victory retaining the previous wage scale and shift protections. Operators celebrate securing a district agreement and improved terms.
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Aldoona
Cine
Pennsylvania
War Debt Clarified by Mellon Explanation
Secretary Mellon stated the four billion debt owed by the United States to Great Britain bears no relation to other war loans or reparations issues. The piece also notes travel plans of journalists to the J. K Ranch near Crowheart and a Fremont County Pioneer Association picnic set for September 3.
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Ity Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Mil
German Marks Drop Again Amid Reparations Uncertainty
The Associated Press reports renewed loss in German exchange as the reparations commission fails to reach agreement with Germany and troubling dispatches from Berlin intensify concern over Germany's political and economic situation. Marks fell to 5 1/4 cents per hundred, about 20 for one cent.
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Associated Proms
New York
Germany
Chautauqua Evening Highlights Turn to the Right
The Chautauqua program features a Broadway produced comedy Turn to the Right by Keighly Broadway Players in New York City, praised as wholesome funny and human. The show follows an erring boy’s redemption through a sweet mother’s influence with broad appeal to six million playgoers.
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America
Broadway Players
New York City
Foster Arrests in Michigan Tracing Radical Conspiracy
In a 1919 era setup authorities captured seventeen men in a rail and secret hideout in Berian county Michigan suspected in a radical conspiracy. William Foster head of the Trade Union Educational League and steel strike leader faced extradition to Michigan. Fifty more suspects reportedly fled as authorities pursued a large scale revolutionary plot. Foster denied involvement in the Besrisa county meeting as federal agents observed and coordinated raids.
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Amichigan
Tate
Tony
Trade Union Educational League
Michigan
Foster
Besrisa
Federal Department
Anil
Waiters Strike Over Demanded Tip Tax Hit Budapest
In Budapest on August 24 a hotel workers strike disrupted services as waiters protested a demand for a universal ten percent tip surcharge. The protests followed the staff refusal to accept the proposal, with hotel luminaries labeling the action a general strike in the capital.
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Budapest
Lumproves
General Afrika
Colorado coal firm to hold bids amid price adjustment
PB Welborn, president of the Colorado Peel and Train Company, states the largest coal producer in the state will issue bids today in a central field adjustment. A 30 percent cut on April stand is proposed as industrial concerns reply. Feat at Fyfe's Store and grand today.
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Ite
Colorado Cal
PB Welborn
Colorado Peel and Train Company
Cwiiiileus
Weller
Steamships Collide in River Near Marcia Hook
A collision on the Voloware river below Marcia Hook Bath caused damage to two steamer ships named in reports. The incident injured a crew, with ten reported injuries. Local authorities opened a probe into the accident and emergency crews tended to affected vessels.
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Philadelia, Py
Amert- Yau
Voloware
Marcia Hook
Bath ‘Cessule
Wyoming primary returns show Hay leading by margin
Early Wyoming results from 457 precincts report Governor race leader Hay with 89 votes ahead of Carey. Biden era and national races noted with mentions of political figures and party lines as the state tally proceeds, while statewide figures still incomplete across remaining precincts.
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Federal
UNS Daly
Doheny Scouts OL
State of
Sixth Judicial District
Marion H. Henderson
John T. Henderson
Mellon
Donald Kennient
Red Book Magasine
P. Pordyea
Lauder
EB. M. Pourt
Lanier Commercal Club
T. Jones
C. G. Staley
Tanner
J. K Ranch
Tommy Twekwr
Dinwouly
Bull Lake
Mr. Portyee
Ore Vard
Mahler
Louture
George H. Headford
Hicigo
FYFE
Grand Toondors
Hay
Weyulleas
Tod
Oubyenne
Aig
Morelevint
Fannie
Ollvk
Wyomieg
Prim
Willham
George Kindler
Elon
Henin Iin
Ouacler
W. Winter
Republica
Robert Moe
Wade
Iain Biome
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