Wreck on Pere Marquette Injures Seventy Five in Indiana
An Associated Press report states that a Pere Marquette passenger train bound for Chicago collided with a New York Central engine on a Porter Indiana siding. Seventy five passengers reported minor injuries, with one serious, and authorities began an immediate investigation.
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Chicago
Pere Marquette
New York Central
Porter
Indiana
Hott Roads
Michigan Central
Wyoming woman to serve years in Colorado pen for fraud
Dorris Oliver, arrested in Bingham City Utah, faces a three to four year term after pleading guilty to issuing fraudulent checks in Cheyenne. Judge W A Biner in Laramie County district court notes Wyoming has no women’s prison accommodations. Her husband W L Oliver was also arrested and remains at large after escape en route to Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Dorris Oliver
Bingham City
Utah
Colorado
W. A. Biner
Laramie County
Wyoming
Colorado Penitentiary
Wyoming State Prison
W. L. Oliver
Brimmer Resigns from State Committee in Wyoming
Cheyenne reports George EB Brimmer resigns from the Republican state committee after ten years from Carbon county due to business pressures. W W Daley of Rawlins, former president of the last senate, is chosen to succeed him on the committee.
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Cheyenne
George EB. Brimmer
Republican State Committee
Carbon County
W. W. Daley
Rawlins
Senate
Rumor of assassination attempt on delegates at Hague
A rumor reported by the Associated Press that an attempt was made to abduct or assassinate Russian delegates at the Hague conference caused excitement in Amsterdam today. The exchange Telegraph disputed the claim and no confirmation was available.
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Associated Press
London
Hague
A Real Quiet Fourth in Lander Celebrations
In Lander, a quiet Fourth of July drew several thousand celebrants. Captain Hi G Nickerson noted the festivity as peaceful with only three arrests for minor offenses. Arinhynness and Juation Nickerson were fined first offender costs. No accidents occurred over the two days of celebration.
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Suet Onderly
Lander
Hi. G. Nickerson
Nickerson
Political Announcement for District Judge Candidacy
A political notice states the candidate will seek re nomination to the District Judge post, claiming support from voters and promising to continue in line with the electorate’s will. The fragment references candidacy and electoral accountability.
One Day Flight Across Continent Planned
New record attempt from Jacksonville Florida to San Diego California in a single day to be made by Lieutenants Jan Hoolittle and L. B. Andrews of Kelley Field. They will depart before dawn with stops at El Paso Nogales and other points, aiming to complete the journey in about 21 hours pending air service approval.
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Ban Antonio
Jacksonville
Pla
San Diego
Jan, Hoolittle
Andrews
Kelley Field
Army
San Antonio
Chief of Air Service
el Paso
Texas
Nogales
Ariz
Pacific Coast
Wedding cake from England arrives for Campbell wedding
A four week journey from England brought an English wedding cake to Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Campbell in Lauder. The cake honored Roma Elisabeth Campbell and Count van Limburg Stirum, with details of the Hampstead ceremony and reception in London reported from the Morning Post. The piece notes Mrs Campbell Hunter’s mining and oil geologist husband, and lists guests and dress details. A classified notice about three horses for sale ends the item.
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England
Archibald Campbell
Roma Elizabeth Campbell
Campbell Hunter
London
Count van Limburg Stiraut
Lauder
Needlow
Lander
Hunter
Derby Dome
Wyoming Oil Company
Qount
van Limburg
Stirum
London ‘Morning Post
Constantine van Limburg Stirum
J. BP. A. van Limburg Stirup
The
Hague
Mra
BR. Mander Smyth
Roma Elisabeth Campbell
Charles Ross
Marie Antoinette
Misses Byam
Mobies
Sylvia Ballebury
Prank Galiebury
B. A
Blake
Davlao
Strike News Encouraging in Reports
Chicago dispatch notes a calmer strike mood among railway shopmen after days of disorder. Union leaders and railroad reports show many workers still on strike, with 69 percent out at Southern Pacific and 75 percent at Union Pacific, while B M Jewell advocates peace amid a broader push for conciliation. The piece also describes a violent altercation near Routh Pass where John Williams was injured and a warrant issued for an infant, detailing conflicting accounts of the melee and its injuries.
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Anmciated
Chicago
Wirslow
Inez
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Themen
Santa Fe Railroad
Rock [Stand Railroad
Southern Pacifis Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
John Williams
Brown
Routh Pass
Bill Steels
Williams
Steely
Willign
Steele
Willimma
Brode
Broole
Williame
Kiel
Worland Youth Taken to Industrial School After Complaint
In Worland Wyoming on July 6 county officials arrested Tony Vedokovitch a 16 year old boy after his father complained of unruliness and running away. An inquiry into the family affairs showed the father correct and the boy nearly incorrigible. He was placed at the state industrial school in Worland.
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Qasphh
Wyo
Tony Vedokovitch
Bhy Lad
Elate Industrial School
Worland
Water-logged Steamers Hurled Toward San Francisco
Water logged and in danger of foundering after striking root in fog off Saunders Ledge. The steamer schooner Arctic is being towed to San Francisco by the steam schooner Brunswick which answered a wireless call for help. Seven men from the Arctic were taken aboard the Brunswick.
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San Francisco
Saunders Ledge
Here
Artld
Brunswick
Craw Artic
Congressmen Ed Today Died in Nebraska District
Congressman Ed Today of the Bixtl Nebraska district died here today. Kine kald, a member of the House of Representatives, is noted in the report.
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Congressmen
Wastnonon
P. Kinekald
House of Hepro-sentatives
Bixtl
Nebraska
Oil product totals rise in week to July 1 in US
New York July 1 according to the weekly summary of the American Petroleum Institute United States oil product consumption shows 12 850 barrels for the week ending July 1 totaling 4 464 200 barrels compared with 1 441 360 barrels the preceding week.
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New York
Rome
United States
American Petroleum Institute
World Education Meet Planned for 1923
Morton July 6 Plans for a world conference of education will be held in 1923. Augusta Maine officials say plans are under way. Augustua Thomas state superintendent of education says invitations are going to 43 counties to join America in the enterprise.
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Morton
Augustua Thomas
Augusta
Maine
National Education Association
America
Order to Show Cause for Sale of Ferguson Rhives Estate
Fremont County Wyoming district court orders Ferguson Rhives executor to show cause why sale of decedent Ferguson Rhives real estate should not be granted. Hearing July 7, 1922 at 10 a.m. in Lander courthouse. Publication four weeks in Lander Evening Post. Judge O. D. Brown dated June 24.
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Sixth Judicial District
Perguson Hives
Hale
Perguson
Mitchell
Ferguson Rhives
Aurela
Ward Court
Lander Evening Post
Vremont County
D. Brown
New York Subway Fire Paralyzes Crowded Car Near Lexington
North Mount Jerome Avenue express on the East Side subway caught fire seventy five feet underground near Lexington Avenue and Glet Street. About 150 passengers were evacuated as ambulances and Mayor Hylan arrived. Fire started in the motorman box after a blown fuse caused a flash and smoke.
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New York
Mount Jerome Avenue
East Side
Lexington Avenue
Glet Street
Thirlty
Hylan
Foreclosure Notice on Bowman Lot in Madden's Addition
Notice is given that Henry Peterson will sell the Bowman mortgage property at public auction. The foreclosure follows defaults on a $600 loan secured by blocks forty eight to ten in Madden's Addition, Lander, Fremont County Wyoming, with taxes and attorney fees included. Auction set for July Mh, 2083 at 11 am at the courthouse front door in Lander.
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Frank N. Bowman
Alma J. Bowman
Henry Peterson
Madden
Lander
Fremont County
Wyoming
Aaid County
Court House
Premont County
Ankl Gay
Aald
Aald Pale
Henry Payerson
Violence erupts as Denver shops strike spreads
In Denver on July 6 Associated Press reports the first act of violence since the shop strike began last Sunday. Ben F. Perry, a machinist, is arrested after an assault on Police Captain Murritt. Perry allegedly struck the officer without provocation and drew other striking workers to assist. Police investigate whether Perry is demented.
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Associated Pros
Denver
Butunday
Ben F. Perry
Murritt Perry
Perry
Local Social Notes From Lander And Riverton Events
Parl Camplin and wife of Casper return home after Fourth in Lander visiting D A Beaton family. Riverton couple Mr and Mrs D Smith have daughter Mrs Leo Melaughlin of Denver and her daughter returning to Riverton from Earley visit. F B Nixon of Prince Nixon Engineering Omaha left for Basin after business here. W T Broderick and wife and his parents from Iowa depart for Yellowstone Park tour via Southern Entrance. Mrs Brugell and two children return to Hudson after Fourth visit to sister Mrs Gustin. Marie Nikl and daughter Sylvia of Verdigre Neb Miss Anna Jelen and John Jelen of Walton returned to Walton after few days in Lander. Mrs Campbell entertained guests to bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon.
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Parl Camplin
Casper
Lander
D. A. Beaton
W. T. Broderick
Iowa
Yellowstone Park
Mra. I, Brugell
Hudson
Mra. Gustin
Marie Nikl
Sylvia
Verdigre
Nebraska
Anna Jelen
John Jelen
Wolton
Wye
Walton
Jim Boott Poised to Reach 30 Wins for Bat Prangisco
Lander, Wyoming native Jim Boott, right hand pitcher for the Bat Prangisco club in the Pacific Coast League, aims to reach 30 wins this season after a strong start. He improved after a rough 1920 and, following winter training, appears set to extend his streak.
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San Francisco
Jim Boott
Bat Prangisco
Winte
Booth
Chicago White Box
Alost
Geutt
Beott
Jim Byatt
Christian Science To Build College In The World
A plan to establish a new Christian Science college was announced. The project aims to create a leading institution devoted to Christian Science studies and education, with a broad global reach and modern facilities.
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Christian Science
President Harding and Lasker accuse on Prohibition breach
Senator Caraway of Arkansas charged President Harding and Shipping Board Chairman Lasker in the Senate with flagrant Prohibition violations. He claimed the Shipping Board allowed liquor on ships, stating that all Christian Americans protest such sales.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Union signalmen not to strike. rail workers start returning
Chicago reports fourteen thousand signal men not to be called out on strike for now as union president D. W. Helt announces the decision. Denver notices large numbers of shopmen resuming work on the Denver and Rio Grande Western Colorado and Southern and Union Pacific railroads, while unions deny that claims of a return to work are accurate.
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Associated Frew
Chicago
D. W. Helt
Associated Press
Denver
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Colorado and Southern
Union Pacific
King Hughes to Confer in Washington on Mutual Questions
Premier King of Canada and Secretary of State Hughes will meet in Washington on Wednesday for a conference arranged by law boom to discuss a number of questions of mutual interest to Canada and the United States.
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Wasiington
King
Canada
Hughes
Washington
Congressman Kinkaid Dies After Illness in Washington
Congress man Kinkaid, who died in Washington today, would have completed twenty years in the House next March and chaired committees on irrigation and arid lands. He authored the Kinkaid homestead act and had been ill since early May.
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Washington
Kinkaid
House
Conunites On
Subway Fire In New York Wrecks Three Lives
A subway fire in New York badly affected three people and injured many as about fifty were taken to hospitals. The train carried five hundred passengers and others received medical attention in the incident.
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New York
Dempsey Willard Bout Anticipated Before October First
The world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and former titleholder Jess Willard are slated for a big bout by October 1. Willard’s manager announced the plan after talks with Dempsey’s manager Jack Kearns and promoter Tex Hickard of New York.
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Wightta
Kana
Jack Dempavy
Slows Williard
Williard
Jack Kearns
Dempeoy
Tex Hickard
New York
Provisional Free State Proclaims Enlistment Drive Opens
In Dublin on July 6 a proclamation by the Provisional Free State government declares an enlistment drive. The move follows last week’s session where authorities urged the government to oversee the valuation work.
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Dublon
Free State
Ruth Gets Home Run Again Today
New York reports Ruth hits another home run at the cinema arena. The game event highlights a notable performance by Ruth, continuing a streak and drawing attention from fans and local media.
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Ruth
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