Legion 10 Battle for the Weak and Education Debate
Boston July 5 delegates to the National Education Association heard Alvin M. Owsley of Texas argue the American Legion must fight for care of the sick and wounded and push a national educational program. He urged one flag and one language for all in the republic. Moore Haven Florida July 6 reports the Gulf of Mexico cypress lookout tree toppled after storms, revealing a prehistoric mound with bones and a carved wristbone find.
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Boston
American Legion
Alvin M. Owsley
Texas
National Americanism Commission
National Education Association
Legion
Tata
America
The
Republic
Moore Haven
Florida
Lake Okeechobes
Belle Glade
Everglades
Dulldes
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Local Scenic Treasures
The Kiwanis Wab luncheon at the Nobile Hotel drew a large crowd. Rev. R B W Hutt introduced himself to members. A H Carhart Forest Service recreation engineer praised nearby mountain scenery and urged trips to Dickinson Park. He urged selling the area to outsiders and appreciating local natural resources. A M Cook Forest Supervisor spoke on trails and routes to bring people to Nature's beauty.
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Kiwanis
Nobile
R. B. W. Hutt
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lander
United States
A. H. Carhart
United States Forest Service
Dickinson Park
A. M. Cook
Ranger Suffered Painful Thumb Injury At Louis Creek
Middle Fork Ranger Station ranger Chalfan Stoddard injured Monday when his right thumb was caught in a block and tackle at Louis Creek. The bone was exposed and flesh lacerated. He rode eleven miles before first aid, then reached Lanier where a physician treated him. Doctors fear possible thumb loss.
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Chalfan Stoddard
Middle Fork
Louis Creek
Lanier
Obregon Withholds Debt Pact Approval Until Return
President Obregon withheld formal approval of the debt settlement reached by Finance Minister Diva Huerta and New York bankers. He will seek congress approval upon Huerta's return from New York.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Diva Huerta
New York
Mexico
Obregon
Congress
Japan Plans Major Army Reductions After May Schedule
The report from Porio dated July 5 notes Prime Minister Kato pledges military retrenchment and civil economy. The army is to shrink by 56,000 enlisted men, over 20 percent, exceeding War Office plans, with cabinet approval guiding the reorganization. Additional items include classified local notices and rental advertisements among mixed news.
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Associated Prem
Porio
Kato
War Office Aith
Sale of Real Estate Order In Estate of Pergus Shires
Wyoming Fremont County notices court in Lander to show cause why order to sell estate realty of Pergus Shires should not be granted. Hearing set Saturday July 3 1982 at 10 am in court room. Publication required weekly for four weeks in the Lander Enterprise. Auction note mentions sale from Harsaberger mine at 49.00 per ton.
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Pergus
Pergvaon
Mitchell
Furguaon
Eald
Lander
Fromoat
Wyoming
Thia Onder
Lander Bveulag Post
Fremont County
Oo, Brown
Fire Routs In Sackville Street Stronghold In Dublin
In Dublin on July 5 troops bombed Republican positions inside Sackville Street. The Hamman and Gresham hotels burned as flames spread to nearby buildings. A supposed white flag appeared before gunfire resumed. The post office faced bombardment while irregulars reportedly prepared a last stand amid smoke and explosions.
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Associated Prem
Dublin
Sackville Street
Hamman Hotel
National Army
Gresham
Sackvillle Street
Gold Comes From England Arrives In New York
Gold valued at three million dollars arrived today on the Mareatis from England for Kuln, Loeb and Company bankers. The shipment continues the trade-balancing movement disrupted by the South African gold fields. Also noted is a surprise visit by Capt. H. G. Nickerson's sister and Dr Morrell of St. Louis stopping the train for a brief visit.
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Associated Press
New York
England
Kuln, Loeb and Company
H. G. Nickers
Dr. Morrell
St. Louis
Nickvrson
Morrel
Reparations plan outlines Rhine upgrades and Vosges tunnel
Paris July 6 The reparations plan by Minister Le Trocquer envisages Rhine river improvements costing 3.25 billion francs, Vosges tunnel through St Maurice Wesserling at 64 million francs, two Northeast canal sections over a billion francs. German supply of contractors workers and materials, with one third bought in France. Rhine works projected for 126000 workers over ten years, Vosges tunnel five years.
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Paris
le Trocquer
Rhine
St. Maurice Wesserling
Vosges Mountains
English Channel
Germany
France
Vonges
Stunt flyer William Spain dies in 2000 foot plunge
In Joplin Missouri William Spain, a stunt flyer, died after a parachute belt broke as he leaped from a plane watched by about five thousand spectators. He fell two thousand feet, with nearly every bone in his body broken.
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Joplin
William Spain
Spain
Hope Engineering to Lay Gas Line From Hudson to Lander
Hope Engineering Company plans a gas distribution project from Hudson through Riverton to Lander with a ditching machine staged for start within a week. Delays in securing right of way hinder timing as crews prepare and establish a Riverton absorption plant to feed the pipeline northward to Hudson and Lander.
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Fowzer
Hope Hagineering and Supply Company
Lander
Hudson
Riverton
Hope Engineering Company Company
Gaco- One
Hadeon
Pro
Paderewski Leaving California For Europe
Ignace Paderewski former Polish Premier and his wife Arnula Tow Angeles traveled through Power Hobbs California en route to New York for Europe on July 15. He said he would wait to return to Poland before deciding on further plans.
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Angelrg
Ignace Paderowaki
Cornus Phamiet
Poland
Pameed Arnugls
Angeles
Powe Hobbs
California
Striking railway shopmen drift back to work in Chicago
In Chicago on July 6, four hundred shop workers in a nationwide stoppage began returning to duties in uncertain numbers. Officials blamed Fourth of July holidays for defections, while local unions claimed the strike remained largely effective. The Chicago and Alton Railway hired clerks to fill vacant positions as more workers lined up to sign on.
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Ghicago
Cratta
B. M. Jewell
Chicago and Alton Railway
Foreclosure Notice for Lacey Mortgage in Fremont County Wyoming
On March 1 1916 Olivia V Lacey and Haman Lacey executed a mortgage to W B Adams securing 2900 with interest on the southeast quarter section in township 1 south range 3 east Wind River Meridian Premont County. Default occurred and Adams will auction the property at the Fremont County Court House Landers front door on July 10 at 11 am to satisfy debt plus costs. total due 3020.40.
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Olivia V. Lacey
Haman Lacey
Fremont County
Wyoming
Adama
Range Three
Wind River Meridian
Premont County
Wader
Eire
Lander
B. Adamb
Caer Resident Arthur We Bottit Noted in Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Arthur We Bottit of Caer with an unclear takeaway dated yesterday and reference to a driver action or event without full details.
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Arthur We Bottit
Caer
Bandits Hold Up Policeman and Messenger on Streetcar
Seven armed bandits boarded a St Louis street car, disarmed Policeman Oscar Kunz and bank messenger Joseph Mosson, then escaped with a satchel containing 28000 dollars. The robbery was witnessed by bystanders.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Banlte
Oscar Kunz
Joseph Mosson
Railroad Men Lose Seniority
The Colorado and Southern Railway company published a letter stating that shopmen must return to their positions by July 10 or lose seniority. The notice comes from Denver dated July 5 and reflects a dispute over staffing.
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Associated Prom
Denver
Colorado and Southern Railway Company Today
Borah Seeks Reducing Deadwood Commissioners
Washington July 6 Senator Borah Republican of Idaho introduced a plan to cut deadwood from seven to three commissioners aboard the Hill administration proposal.
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Borah
Associated Press
Washingtow
Under & Hill
Senator Borah
Republican
Idaho
Bread famine hits Eureka after county bakery fire
Eureka Calif July 6 bread famine grips the city after last night fire destroyed the sole county bakery leaving residents with limited supplies and rising prices. The blaze threatens circulation of daily bread across the region as officials assess damage and possible imports from surrounding areas.
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Bureka
Calif
San Francisco
Local residents travel and family visits noted
Mrs Boener returns to Riverton after a few days at the Ravage home. Collum of the Weather Bureau leaves for Denver to drive a new Buick Sport model from Lander Auto. Baw goes to Casper on business and will return to Lanier. Mr and Mrs Bignor of Hailey visit their daughter Mrs Homer Alger in the city. Works returns home by auto after ten days in Cheyenne and Denver.
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Boener
Riverton
Collum
Weather Bureau
Denver
Lander Auto Company
Mrs. 2
Bignor
Hailey
Homer Alger
Western Man Honored at Denver Branch Appointment
Mowat Tonery of 10 bos Wem cone doated with the National Surety Company at the Denver Branch since 1904 has been appointed Assistant Secretary. He becomes the only Assistant Huershury mites at the Home office. The Denver Branch now fields a full executive staff led by Ralph W. Smith as president and Tonery as Assistant Secretary. The move aims to provide prompt service to claimants in Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, and across the Northwest.
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Mowat Tonery
Bos Wwem
Nationat Surety Comepany
Denver Branel
Tonery
Thie
Denver
Mir
Halph W. Himith
Tunoray
Rotary
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Senate Cloture Move Aims to Curb Tariff Debate
Republican leaders reconvening the Senate plan to file a petition to invoke cloture on the tariff bill. About fifty to sixty Republicans signed, but leaders say a two thirds vote is unlikely on the motion.
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Anostated
Washington
Senate
Dublin Plans National All to Arms Tomorrow
Late telegraph from Dublin reports a government plan to issue a national call to arms tomorrow. From Albuquerque Santa Fe Railroad says striking shopmen have been replaced by 350 workers, about half the normal force, with 50 percent of workers yet to return.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Drish — Provisional Government
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe Railroad
Cook Com
Sexton
Aupers
Shopa
Wsion
Wisconsin Senator Lenroot Warns on Tariff Bill Demands
Senator Lenroot Republican Wisconsin leader of the Progressive group warned that unless some of the high duties in the administration tariff bill are reduced to within reason he would reserve the right to vote against the measure in the Senate.
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Washington
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Aoma
O'Connor to Oppose Frasier in Dem United States Senate Fight
O'Connor an independent candidate will oppose Lynn J Frasier Mon Partin nominee in the pull election as tabulation nears completion from last Wednesday's primary results. Glory Arizona reports twenty five shipyard workers part of a rail road force who walked out after a nationwide strike order.
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Associated Pros
Pargo
N. D
O'Connor
United States
Lynn J. Frasier
Mon Partin
Glory
Ariz
Enties Shup Crafia
Apl
Michigan Central Railroad strike eases as workers return
In Jackson Michigan a majority of striking shopmen filed to return to work today at the Michigan Central shops ending a labor flare up. The shutdown was prompted by stalled contract talks and the conflict affected locomotive work.
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Amscia
Presa
Jackson, Mich
Michigan
Striking shopmen affect Alton railroad shops
The Alator Missouri strike spreads to the Alton railroad shops with 44 non-acted workers remaining loyal but forced to work while the rest walk out. Sheriff John Layoua is en route to Paris Marshall, Missouri, to monitor the situation.
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Alater
John Layonua Taon
Pram Marshall
Died On Monday Amid Memorials for Local Figure
A Monday death of Mork Warthing prompted funeral rites led by the Odd Yellows' Laelge at Mount Tojo cemetery. Attendees included Cr Mivetton Hrnvat Berlager and families who offered condolences to the bereaved, with service noted as a community tribute.
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Murry Marthing
Tojo
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