Dorsey Praises New England Education At Boston
Mrs. Suman M. Dorsey of Los Angeles lauds New England education as the nation’s birthright and the land of free schools. She honors Pilgrim fathers and Harvard graduates for westward progress and urges Boston to continue serving education and posterity through public schools. Citizens of Lander urged to provide transportation to St Michael s Mission.
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Fir Associated Press
Bobton
Bowton
America
Suman M. Dorsey
Los Angeles
Cal
Manachusetts
Boston
National Educational Association
Dorsey
Down East
Ma‘am
Harvard
New England
West
National Education Association
BT Michael
Lander
Riverton
Hourneville
THM CITY BAKERY Announces Evening Hours July First
The bakery will stay open in the evenings and Sunday mornings starting July 1 to serve patrons and tourists during hot weather.
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THM City Bakery
Wreck Kills at Least Six in Atlantic City Line Collision
A Camden and Atlantic City express derailed at Winslow Junction 37 miles from Atlantic City killing at least six and injuring about 75, with many in serious condition. Officials cautioned the death toll may rise as wreckage is cleared.
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Hy Associated Press
Atlantic City
Camden
Winslow Junction
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Strikebreakers Stoned and Driven From Town
Twenty laborers from Chicago were driven out of Perry by a mob of strike sympathizers Saturday night. Fights erupted, several workers were injured, and one was cut about the head by flying glass as they fled through a corn field.
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Perry
Laws
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Fremont Cows Tested for Tuberculosis One Hit
From a survey of over one thousand cows in Fremont County the Agricultural Agent Meyers reports only one reacted to tuberculosis after about three weeks of testing. Two hundred head remain to be tested and the infected cow may be destroyed to show effects and urge elimination of spread. Fremont County is described as likely the cleanest in the state for tuberculosis.
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Fremont
Meyers
Fremont County
Harness Race Meet eyed by Sheriff Burch for Casper
Sheriff Burch discussed a summer harness race between Douglas Lander and Casper, possibly in Casper. He met with local parties, inspected grounds, and has acquired the pacer Hilvertone plus a notable stable of harness horses.
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Sheriff Burch
Douglas, Lander
Casper
Hilvertone
For Sale or Trade Farm Near Depot and Main
For sale or trade a fine place for produce or truck farm three blocks from the depot and two full and a fraction blocks to all about seven acres water rights all improved several buildings must be seen to be appreciated contact via phone or P O box.
Banks close at noon Saturdays beginning July 19 1029
The Andersignad banks will close at twelve o'clock noon on Saturdays starting Saturday July 19 1029. Piret National Bank Lander State Bank Blackgrowers State Bank Central Trust Company Fouout Abstract & Loan Co.
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Andersignad
Piret National Bank
Lander State Bank
Blackgrowers State Bank
Central Trust Company
Frouout Abstract & Loan Co
Shopmen Outlawed by Board
The six shopcraft unions that walked out Saturday were outlawed by the United States Railroad Labor Board. The board ruled the unions forfeited employee rights and a new shopmen group would take their jobs to represent railroad workers in disputes. It urged remaining workers and carriers to form a new organization. The New York Central advertised for replacements, noting they are not to be considered strikebreakers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Thop
New York Central Railroad
Party Sees Great Wonders In Rocky Mountain Trip
A. H. Carhart of the U S Forest Service and Mr. Bourt returned from a three day trip in Dickinson Park with Forbes Parkhill of Denver Pont. They climbed Mt Hooker and praised Mt Hooker country for ruggedness and inspiring scenery unseen in the Rocky Mountains.
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H. Carhart
U. S. Porestry Service
Mr. Bourt
Forbes Parkhill
Denver
Dickinson Park
Mr. Hooker
Carhart
Rocky Mountain Range
Mt. Hooker
United States
Lead Honolulu Band Chief Henri Berger’s Half Century Arrival
Captain Henri Berger, longtime leader of the Royal Hawaiian Band, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of arriving in Honolulu. He arranged Hawaiian melodies such as Waioli Pond and Aloha Ge and spoke of being chosen by King Kalakaua to form the band. Berger served forty four years through revolutions and changes, retiring on pension from Mondaly.
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Honolulu
Henri Berger
Royal Hawaiian Band
Waa
Hawaiian Civic Club
Berger
Hiwaii Pond
Lalands
Lilvokalani
Burger
Hawai
Amohe V
Euperor Willan
Germany
Ehy
Derger
Handmeter
Wutil
Ponslon
Wid
Mondaly
Iver
Torellery
Discover Grave of Lincoln's Grandparents in Kentucky
Law Kentucky July 3 The area around the grave of Abraham Lincoln grandfather of the president was surveyed at the Long Run Baptist Church by Rev William B H Barton Oak Park Illinois and others. The dig found no proof of the grave though some markers may have fallen away. Barton seeks funds for a fitting tombstone for Rev Josiah Head who married Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks in 1806. The grave is believed to lie in Harrodsburg Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Law
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
William BH
Barton
Oak Park
Til
Louisville
H. ©. Ballard Theuston
Jefferson County
John Calhoun Bryant
Mordecai Lincoln
Benjamin Bridges
Bridges
Long Run
Charol
Mordecai
Josiah
Thomas
Hugh
Morderal
Tr. Barton
Congregational Church
Josap Head
Thomas Lincoln
Nancy Hanks
Washington County
Harrodaburg
Japan Denies Washington Treaty Expansion Claims
Tokyo issues a formal admiralty statement denying reports that Japan is expanding its Washington naval treaty program. The note emphasizes planned auxiliary ships and outlines limits while the fleet modernization proceeds, mentioning ships and classes in broad terms.
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Associates
TOK
Admiralty
Japan
Washington
Otill
Ponalat
Tun Thoustone
Paren Houdini
Convocation at St Michael's Mindun Wyoming Schedule
Official program outlines Convocation at St Michael's Mindun Etheto Wyoming with events from 6:30 a.m. Confirmation and Holy Communion to evening prayers and convocation sermon. Includes drills, demonstrations, feasts, races, and organizational actions. Post times include July sessions and related notices.
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St. Michael's Mindun
Etheto
Wyoming
Novice Candidate Defeated in North Dakota Primary
A report from Wariting'yttyn July 4 states Avanter Methonber Hejabilehn of North Dakota announces his public letter about defeating Cor re-neimination in the Nueth Dakots plenary. The piece mentions a factional combination and loyal support from an organwalnotiai vehicle group.
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North
Dachola
Bern
Auto racer killed when struck colt on track in California
Enos Belly, racing car driver, was killed and his mechanic Luis Silva injured when their car hit a colt on the Speedway track in San Luis Obispo California during a test run. The colt was thrown, Belly fell with a broken neck and brain concussion, Silva also hurt. The report also notes a currency comptroller call for the condition of all national banks as of June 30.
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Associated Prow
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Enos Belly
Luis Silva
Speedway
Colt
Colt Ad
Ene
Bellona
Associated Preac
Washington
All Nations
Acker Held on Grand Jury Charge in Arizona Murder Probe
William Acker, ex taxicab driver from Holne, Arizona, is jailed in Los Angeles as Arizona authorities seek him for grand jury indictments and murder suspicions.
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Los Angela
Cal
William
Acker
Honelx
Arizona
Baltimore Fire Ravages Locust Point River Front
A massive blaze in Baltimore at Locust Point along the riverfront caused about 4.8 million dollars in damage. The fire threatened Fort McHenry and forced evacuation of four hundred disabled World War I veterans from the public health service hospital as fire crews battled the flames. Two firemen were injured by falling debris.
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Asociated Press
Baltimore
Mid
Secon
Fort Henry
Army and
Polles
Local notices from Lander and vicinity detail departures and social scenes
Mrs James Fyfe ill with illness. Earl Paine leaves Continental Supply for Casper. residents observe urban parade with umbrellas. George Allansworth visits from Canpor and plans ranch near Lander. Alphonse La Porte visits Riverton. Robertson returns to Elnora Indiana after stay with Horace in Dubois. Fire alarm at Mrs Sellers home ends quickly. German mark hits new low as markets open.
Vestry Meeting Tonight at Trinity Church
An important Vestry meeting for Trinity Church is set for tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr Noble. The notice calls for attendance and outlines church governance matters to be discussed.
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Trinity Church
Noble
Kb W
Greeley Man Kills Himself In Suspected Incident
In Greeley Colorado a man was found dead yesterday after an apparent self inflicted wound. Authorities, including Sawer Area agent Kohl, were on scene with local deputies and the Wouldley of Withur Lelawe, amid a broader commotion tied to June 40. The case is under investigation with no further details released.
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Aswmdaten Pree
Grnbley
Coly
Sawer
Kohl
Withur Lelawe
Henry Ford for President Movement Opens Chicago HQ
The Henry Ford for President drive expanded into Chicago with a new headquarters on Michigan Avenue. W. P. Kelly of the American Mica Company heads the effort and said fifty thousand circulars are being sent to gauge sentiment.
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Cwicago
Henry Ford
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
W. P. Kelly
American Mica Company
Cotton crop forecast for 11 million bales voiced by USDA
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture projects this year’s cotton crop at about 11,065,000 bales. The announcement specifies the national estimate and reflects the agency’s early production outlook.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Coal strike talks adjourn with no agreement reached
Washington July 3. The conference of operators and minors adjourned to next Monday after accepting a government suggestion. Secretary of Labor Davis said no agreement was reached but expressed hope that the parties could be kept together.
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Washington
Labor
Davia
Strike drives week of action among maintenance workers
The Chicago labor unrest continues as the four thousand maintenance of way employees weigh their next move after a large walkout. The outcome hinges on discussions led by Threnit, affecting ongoing negotiations and potential action in the near term.
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Chicago
Southern Pacific and Western Pacific avert strike rout
In San Francisco on July 3, the Southern Pacific and Western Pacific railroads said they would replace striking workers with nonunion crews to maintain service, avoiding a today disruption and keeping routes open.
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Ban Francisco
Governor Shoup Announces California Oil Field Development
Associated Press reports Governor Oliver S. Shoup announced plans to develop oil fields in oak regions of California. The statement, delivered at the state house today, outlines economic and employment benefits tied to the project.
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Associated Pree
Denver
Oliver Rh. Shoup
California
Mesoian Woman Killed in Hospital Attack Details Remain Vague
An article reports the death of a Mesioan born wife named Amelia Uheney in a hospital incident. Authorities say she was killed by an assailant, with investigators moving to determine motive as they review hospital staff accounts and injuries recorded after the July event.
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Coplter Hill
N. O. Mall
Ascalater Press
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Earl Paine
Lander Haa
Continental Supply Company
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George Allansworth
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