Wyoming Sees Tourism Boost From Teton Route Opening
The Wyoming State Tribune reports Wyoming aims to capture more tourist traffic with the Teton Mountain route to Yellowstone via Lander opening. Lander and towns along the route plan daily auto service and promote eastern entrances to draw visitors through the state’s scenic highways and natural attractions.
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Aviator Jones Missing After Forest Fire Flight
Seattle, Wash. Roy Jones, known as the Kotchikin aviator, disappeared after taking off yesterday afternoon from Bel lingham for the return trip. Fire smoke from Western Washington forest fires is suspected to have caused the loss, a routine flight would last under two hours.
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Roy Jones
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Bellingham
Tie
Washington
Express Companies Raise Money Movement Rates
Lympia Washington July 8 report states higher express rates on the movement of good coin and currency will be charged after July 6 with the rise justified by greater need for guards. Clarifications including money were filed with the Department of Public Works by the American Railway Express Company and will become official on July 1.
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Girl's Friendly Society Speaker Inspires Local Girls
Mrs May Case Marah of Detroit National Extension Secretary of the Girl's Friendly Society spoke to the local branch on the society's objects and achievements in America England and other English speaking nations. She recently helped organize a candidate's class among Indians at Cannon Ball North Dakota and attended a district convention at St Michael's Mission. The clergy and House of Church Women endorsed the society and supported forming a district organization uniting seven existing branches with ten new ones planned for fall. Miss Marsh leaves for Cheyenne to visit branches and establish new ones. Rooma above Brawny's Jewelry Store. Apply to BE. T. St. John.
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Cannon Ball
North Dakota
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Cheyenne
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Rork Springs
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Lander Drives Tour Bus Venture Across Continental Divide
The Denver origin yellow tour bus leads trips from Lander along the Continental Divide. Plans call for daily negotiations through season end. Tourists ride by rail to Lander, visit Dubois and Moran, then loop the Yellowstone edge to Lake Hotel and return for supper. Community groups push to claim the enterprise as a regional tourism catalyst.
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Brook's Lake
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the Lake
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Forest Fires Rage Across Northwest as Firefighters Mobilize
In Western Washington timber agencies fill calls for extra men as cooler weather slows but cannot stop expanding wildfires. Forested areas see additional crews drawn from timber owners and railroads join the firefighting effort. authorities report no major new blazes but ongoing peril from earlier outbreaks.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
State Forestry Department
Humoresque to Shine Sunday Night at Grant Theater
Alm Rubens stars in Humoresque at the Grant Sunday night. Presented as a great Chicago proto play, the blockbuster Paramount Picture promises a top night of entertainment and urges audiences not to miss the showing.
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Chicago
Paramount
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Fremont County Wyoming
On March 1 1916 Olivia V Lacey and Homan Lacey of Fremont County Wyoming executed a mortgage to W G Adams for 2900 secured by East half of Southeast quarter Section 12 Township 1 South Range 3 East Wind River Meridian. Default occurred with $3030.40 due and the sale to be held July 10 1922 at 11 a.m. at the front door of the Court House in Land er Wyoming to satisfy the debt.
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Homan Lacey
Fremont County
Wyoming
Adams
Townahip
Wind River Meridian
Court House
Lander
W. G. Adams
Lutheran Church Burviews Held in Odd Fellows Hall
Community notice announces aBurviews event at the Odd Fellows Hall in the town tomorrow evening. The gathering invites attendees from the Lutheran church to participate in the planned programme.
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Ite
American Wins Diamond Sculls at Henley Regatta
Walter Hoover the American champion oarsman won the diamond sculls at Henley on Thames defeating J Beresford of England in the final. Hoover led throughout the race to claim the title, giving the United States the diamond sculls crown for the fourth time after previous U S wins in 1897 and 1900.
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Henley ON Thames
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Walter Hoover
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Hoover
United States
Hetweun
Williams v Steele mauling leads to jail and fine
Williams and Steele faced a court verdict after a Wednesday clash at Brown shop. Judge Wells found in favor of Williams with sixty days in jail and a $50 fine for Steele. Steele plans to appeal as bail is set today.
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Wells
Steele
Fire devastates J. H. Haunt furniture and undertaking shop
A afternoon fire of unknown origin destroyed the upper story of J. H. Haunt’s furniture and undertaking building, with flames fanned by strong winds. Firemen moved records and furniture to safety as a new blaze threatened near the city hall. The blaze caused extensive damage, but no injuries were reported and the fire station was spared. Credit given to the firefighters for quick response.
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Tak s Murdering Americans Aboard Turkish Lines
Associated Press reports London dispatch claims American travelers were secretly murdered in Asia Minor. Civil engineer Herbert Knapp of Los Angeles journeys from Constantinople to investigate his brother’s death and the wider deaths of Americans in the region, alleging Turkish involvement though officially labeled natural causes.
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Los Angeles
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Constantinople
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Turkey
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Knapp
Rifle Team Wins High Honors at R.O.T.C. Meet
The Washington State College students rifle team scored 1 423 00k to place high in a meet at the Reserve Officers' Training Corps camp. Competing teams included the University of Idaho and the Colorado School of Mines.
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Washington State College
Reserve Officers’ Training
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University of Idaho
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Aha
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Landers Property in Wyoming
On October 14 1918 Frank N Bowman and Alma T Bowman executed a mortgage to Henry Peterson securing 600 dollars plus interest on Lots eight nine and ten in Madden's Addition to Lander Fremont County Wyoming. Default has occurred, taxes paid late, sale of the described real estate will be at public auction at the courthouse in Lander Fremont County Wyoming on July Mth 1902 at 12 oclock noon to satisfy mortgage indebtedness.
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Frank N. Bowman
Alma T. Bowman
Henry Peterson
Madden
Lander
Fremont County
Wyoming
Ald
Wall County
Ronson
Huwat
Landen
Haney PerpMson
Cas
Strikes and Unrest Mark Omaha Yard Disputes
Disorder and labor actions spill over into Omaha yards as talks continue. Preparations for funder island travel unfold while the Rocky Mountain region faces variable weather with possible mountain showers and cooler temperatures.
Local notes from Sebraski Kansas and Lander Wyoming
Local items recount travelers and visitors including Mra ASW Richardson and Bobee visiting Sebraski Kansas, A. W. Pettit’s trip to Thesmopolia, and the Webb family moving to Rickysiding B Place. Robert Connaghan and I. W. Wright motor to Riverton. J. Loom returns to Minfield. Albert Pweel visits from Comper with his parents.
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Sebraski
Kansas
Bobee
Pale Hove
Albert Pweel
Comper
Robert Connaghin
I. W. Wright
Lo Riverton
A.W. Pettit
Pultila
Thesmopolia
Dhiyoder
Transatlantic liner Nieuw Amsterdam fire causes passenger excitement
Reports describe a late 19th century style telegraph dispatch noting a fire on the trans Atlantic liner Nieuw Amsterdam of the Holland America Line at the dock. The blaze caused little damage but created notable excitement among 14 passengers.
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Nieuw Amaterdam
Tte Dock
Washington
Latin America
Coatic
Commerce Department
America
Kien
Asa
Crete
Br Associated Press
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Ronenow
Pacific Northwest
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Elg
Milo Suzanne Lenglen
Praude
Thithoy
Teynix
Toll of Dust Cloud Crash Reported at Den Boulevard
Eight people injured in a crash on Den Boulevard as a cloud of dust blinded drivers. Witnesses say Beverkl PremActte Rend caused a collision when his vehicle catapulted from the road, sending passengers to the hospital.
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