Largest glacier explore party reports to lands near Lander
An expedition led by BE Fourt of the Lander Commercial Club reached the foot of the largest living glacier in the United States on Mt Helen and Twin Peaks. The party, including geologists, photographers, editors, and officials, built base camps near Bull Lake Creek and above the milky lakes, with members blazing a trail to the glacier and photographing it. The glacier stands on the south side of Mt Helen with a 100 foot ice front and an area over twenty five square miles. The group returned to Lander after documenting the glacier’s extent and landscape. A Fremont County Republican Central Committee meeting is called for September 2 1922 in Lander to elect officers and conduct business.
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BE. H. Fourt
Lander Commercial
Chiby
United States
Continental Divide
Lander
Fremont Peak
Mt. Helen
E. H. Fonrt
Lander Commerciat Club
P. Fordyce
James Butler
Gallatin Valley
Montana
Lin Burnett
J. RK. Raweh
Crowheart
Willow
Bull Lake
Kikland
Cow Camp
Tucker
Mills
Kleiber
Jones
Staley
J. K. Ranch
Twin Peaks
Glarier
Six British Capital Ships Scrapped Under Washington Pact
London August 21 The Admiralty orders six capital ships scrapped to honor the Washington treaty. The affected vessels include the battle cruisers Lion and Minerva Royal, plus Orion Monarch Conqueror and Erin, all famed ships of the British Navy.
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London
Washington
Admiralty
Lion
Orion
Monarch
Comqueror
Erin
Kiwanis Club Hosts Previews After Bull Lake Creek Expedition
The Kiwanis Club met last night with guests including C F Fordyce Outdoor Life editor Donald Kennicott Red Book E J Fourt Dr T Jones and G C Staley. They heard brief accounts of a recent expedition to the head of Bull Lake Creek and shared reception for the party.
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Kiwanis Club
Yesteriny
Bull Lake Creek
C.F. Fordyce
Outdoor Life
Donald Kennicott
The
Red Book
E. J. Fourt
T. Jones
G. C. Staley
Lawrence Textile Strike Ends as Mills Reopen on September 5
Lawrence Magy August 31 The Lawrence textile strike ends as the last mills capitulate returning to the pre March 27 wage scale. Employers yield to striker demands and restore former wages on September 5. About 18,000 textile workers are expected back at work early in September.
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Lawrence, Magy
Lawrence
Attempt to Blow Up Bridge Rocks Wilmington
A weak dynamite blast damaged a Pennsylvania Railroad bridge in Wilmington Delaware as a blast shattered nearby glass but did not demolish the structure. Police seek information about the incendiary act and ask for help locating a missing hip boot and rod found with the suspects.
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Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania Railroad
Labor unions end objections to dances at Open Air Pavilion
The Carenter's Union and other labor unions in the city have withdrawn objections to Asian men dancing at the Open Air Pavilion. All issues have been resolved with the current management of the Mar Gillvam. Carpenter Union Local No. 1e6 seeks workers. one man wanted to thresh grain with a bake throwing outfit. Phone 2804 for details.
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Carenter’s
May
Official Vote Published By Board Canvassing Totals
The canvassing board finished recounting the poll books last night with minor tweaks in Fremont County totals. Bob yford won the Democratic nomination for sheriff by one vote. Official primary returns list Republican and other state and county races with many names and values, plus a foreclosure suit notice against J B Loy in Fremont County Wyoming.
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Fremont
Bob Yford
J. B. Loy
Flemington
Polk
Missour
Plaincie
Warners
Hank
Fremont County
Wyoming
Crude Oil Production Briefs July Rise in Consumption
Washington Aug 31 The Geological Survey reports crude petroleum consumption in July was the highest for any month, rising by over 50,000 barrels from June while early production fell by 15,632 barrels. Domestic output totaled 46,508,000 barrels with imports around 11,308,000, compared to June’s 12,182,000. Stocks on July 31 stood at 261,478,000 barrels, about 158 days of supply versus 159 days on June 20.
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Washington
Geological Survey
New Mexico to Pay Old Scale for Miners
Albuquerque reports New Mexico coal mine operators will restore the 1921 wage scale for miners, following Colorado plans. The wage scale in effect last November will be reinstated, reversing the 30 percent reduction.
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Albuquerque
Colorado
New Mexico
New Labor Organization on the U P
Salt Lake City August St. E Anderson of Legrande Oregon chairman of the newly organized shop employees union of the Union Pacific system expressed confidence that the new wage agreement with Union Pacific officials would endure. Rates to income effective tomorrow September 1 fix 66 40 85 and 60 cents an hour for skilled mechanics former bottom rates and a progressive promotion plan with increments from 4 cents for rough work up to highly skilled classifications.
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Salt Lake City
St. E. Anderson
Legrande
Oregon
Union Pacific
Anderon
Sanitarium Building Bombed In Oakland Explosion
An explosion destroyed one of two buildings at the George Cowdry Sanitarium in Oakland California. Five people were injured or displaced as police rescued Cowdry two nurses and patients. Authorities connect the blast to prior fires at the facility amid ongoing grievances and threats.
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Amneia
Oakland
Cal
Aug. Jr
George Cowdry
Cowdry
Hin Wily
Railroads Granted embargo power to prioritize freight flow
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized western railroads to give priority to foodstuffs livestock perishable products during congestion. An emergency order lets carriers deviate from normal practices to ensure car availability and proper routings. The rule, effective September, aims to protect fruit crops and other farm goods from delays.
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Associated Prom
Washington
Missiaaippi
Tweterstate Commone Commission
Onder
Ronda
Town Council Proceedings in Lander Wyoming August 1 1982
Town Council met in regular session at Town Hall Lander Wyoming at 7 p m August 1 1982 Mayor A H Maxwell and Councilmen Batlungee Hatcher present. Dupont and Paster absent. Minutes approved. Treasurers report read. claims approved and paid for various salaries, expenses, lights, labor, supplies and maintenance items with several totals listed. Meeting adjourned with town clerk and Maxwell signatures.
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A. H. Maxwell
Batlungee
Hatcher
Dupont and Paster
Mead
Orlore
United States may withdraw troops from the Rhine
Paris August 31 The United States through a channel outside its Paris embassy reopened a probe into the propriety of keeping troops on the Rhine. France shows indifference while Germany expresses a wish for the American garrison to remain.
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Parig
Paris
Rhine
Prench
Local notes on residents and travels in the region
A string of brief notices lists residents and visitors from St. Louis and nearby towns arriving and departing for places such as Brookne Lee Chillicothe Mo and Washington. Names include Mes John Dillan gidnettes Marguerite Maizie Whyte Pearl Mitchell Myrtle Rods Joln Manion Mrs Evans and others. Several plans to visit relatives and start business are noted along with travel to Norfolk and Shosland.
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Mes
John Dillan Gidnettes
Marguerite
Maizie Whyte
St. Louis
Tri
Brookn Lee
Myrtle Rods
Mount Ray
Colormid
Joln Manion
Tanter
Bellingham
Washington
Manion
Shosland
Bonus Bill Voe Today in Washington Worded Burden
Fragmentary text from a historical page referencing a bill in Washington. Names and clear events are obscured by OCR errors, leaving a hazy outline of a legislative motion and comments without concrete actions or dates.
Wyoming's Record Tops Them All
The report released today covers the first quarter of the year. U S birth rate averages 29.0 per thousand nationwide. mortality 18.7 per thousand. North Carolina reports highest birth rate. Washington state lowest. District of Columbia has highest mortality. Wyoming lowest at 9.4 per thousand.
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Washington
Aig
United States
North Curalina
Washington State
Distret
Columbia
Wyoming
Belgian Plan Accepted by Allied Powers
PANA Aug. 4 The allied reps agreed to accept the Belgian compromise with Germany, a formal vote to come before night. Britain, Italy and Belgium delegates reportedly favor the settlement. M. Dubois, the French member's position remains unclear.
Turbulent Ottawa Movements Reported in Capsized Telegraph
The dispatch from Mexico City dated Aug 11 reports tense political maneuvers surrounding Premier Palin and a proposed bill. It notes a recently detained senior figure and ongoing parliamentary negotiations as parties push for support amid volatile public sentiment.
Bonus Bill Passed in Senate, House Action Likely
The report notes a bonus bill advance with Associated Press byline. It references Warmington and August timing, mentioning logistics and near-term legislative movements. Complex phrasing suggests a provisional status update on the bill and related parliamentary activity.
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