Murdered Brother Found Beside Corpse in Sheridan Cabin
Jamon Carroll, known as a Homesteader on Truffalo Creek, kept his dead brother Mike Carroll beside him for two months after a heavy snowstorm. Deputies found Mike's body in the cabin near a wagon two miles away. Jamon is hospitalized after the grisly discovery as authorities investigate possible death by exposure and induced delusion.
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Jamon Carroll
Truffalo Creek
Sheridan County
Vicki
Mike Carroll
Sherif Mart ‘Thomas
Mick
Mimi
Sherhian
Chirist
Evanaton
Tom O'Donnel
Mike Carrall
Corpal
Mike Hirms
Service Men Taken Care Of
The Veterans Bureau reports large numbers in World War I vocational training. By May 1, 601 515 veterans had applied, 012 030 approved. About 40 000 factories provide placement training for 6 004 veterans, with 3 228 institutions aiding disabled workers. Agriculture is most popular, with 14 006 enrolled. other strong fields include commerce, professional mechanics, and electrical trades. Government schools enroll 4 474 veterans.
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Associated Prec
Washington
Uncle Sani
Veteran's Bureau
Travelers Return From Yellowstone Trip Through Cody Route
J J Mrogeries and family departed for Newton after a ten day trip with Ubeir eon W T Broderick of Tas der. They toured Yellowstone Mark Snet night Mr Tridlerick says they used Lander Southern entrance then Cody route. He says Lawler gateway is safer than Sheuhope canyon Cody road. FOR RENT room house for ref and furniture for sale Cull Lander Wyo.
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J. J. Mrogeries
Newton
Lows
Ubeir Eon
W. T. Broderick
Tasder
Brodericks
Yellowstone
Mark Snetwight
Mir
Tridlerick
Lander
Cody
Lawler
Wyo
Interstate Commerce Commission to probe express rate reasonableness
The ICC announced an immediate investigation into the fairness of current express rates nationwide. Hearings will be scheduled and a procedural plan outlined. freight rates fell July 1 but express charges stayed high with no reductions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo Starts Cars in Strike
Buffalo ends nine days of jitney bus service as the International Railway Company attempts to run a limited Main Street line at six a.m. four armored cars depart for Cold Springs guarded by motorcycle police and armed officers while over two hundred more police monitor the two and a half mile route. No passengers were carried.
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Buppalo
Buffalo
Witnesel
International Railway Company
Cold Springs
Chicago Ends Heat Wave After Heavy Rainstorm
Chicago records show the city’s hottest day with a 92 degree high before a heavy rainstorm and high winds swept across all areas. The downpour ended the heat spell and followed the peak temperature for the summer season.
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Chicago
Weather ‘Bureau
Marriage at Trinity Church in Lander Wyoming
The marriage of Julia Birdsall to Dr. Albert Tweed was solemnized at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lander at 6:00 AM with Rev Roy Hutt officiating. Dr. Ruplogle gave the bride away, attendants included J. Carpenter as matron of honor and Richard Tweed as best man. The couple left for a honeymoon to Brooks Lake, accompanied to Dubol by the bride’s mother.
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Min
Julia Birdsall
Mia
Mary F. Birdsall
Lander
Albert Tweed
Casper
Trinity Episcopal Church
Roy
V. Hutt
J FP. Ruplogle
Mee
J. H. Carpenter
Richard Tweed
Brooks Lake
Mary Birdsall
Premont County
Lander Bay
San
Albert ‘Tweed
Hear Lander
Taner
Shaver
Hele
Tw Wyoulag Vinance Corporation
Qua Por
Thole Luseranen Deymertinent
Dome
Mole
Camper
Wtler
New Law Revenue Tax Notice for July 1922 Returns
Forms for the 1921 Revenue Act taxes available at Cheyenne IRS office. Returns and payments due by July 1 1922. Domestic and foreign corporations must file Form 707 or 708. Form 11 for miscellaneous occupational and tobacco taxes. Regulations 64 59 apply. Exemption rules noted. miscellaneous tax schedules listed for brokers theaters bowlings shooting galleries riding academies and passenger automobile operators with scales based on capital stock or seating capacity.
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Office of Collectors of Internal Revenue
Cheyenne
Wyo
Collector of Internal Revenue
United States
Commissioner of Intornal Revenue
Shooting Gallerier
Riding Academiea
White Calle dog missing. reward offered for return
About a week ago a pure white Calle dog went missing near De Replogle. A liberal reward is offered for the return or information leading to the dog's recovery. Anyone with information is asked to contact De Replogle.
Russia to grant rail lines and land for agriculture
The Hague July 10. Russia ready to grant concessions for new railroad lines and four million hectares of land for agriculture, announced by the Russian delegation. The statement follows morning papers claiming French delegates withdrew from the Hague conference due to Russian attitude and that instructions were sent to French delegates yesterday.
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The
Hague
Russia
Omaha Commission Man Sees Cheyenne Area Market Promise
Roth, manager of Wool Bros Live Stock Commission House in Omaha, spent a week surveying conditions in the region. He praises the Wood Brothers firm and predicts the next two years will be strong for Wyoming cattle markets, noting Omaha markets welcome Fre ment County cattle. He will visit Worland to review cattle before continuing travels.
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Boy Roth
Wool Bros. Live Stock Commission
Omaha
Chicago
St. Paul
Sioux City
Wood Brothers
Roth
Dubois
Hays
Sil
Wyoming
Fremont County
Worland
Pretty wedding in Lander marks new union
A morning wedding at 8 30 in Lander joined Mint Elizabeth Bhirroffa and William Souter of Lander. Rev B M Jones officiated as family and friends gathered for the ceremony and breakfast before the couple left for a honeymoon trip.
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William BR. Weeks
Thirll Street
Mint — Eiizabeth Bhirroffa
William 8
Souter
Lande
Aml
Weeks
B. M. Jones
Methodist Hutch
Bruter
Scotland
Hightoun
Lander
Prdmiring Felenda
Growm Tea
Firat
Beatland
Tun
Wil
Crlvada
Ton Joye
President Harding proposes wage freeze with arbitration panel
President Harding offered miners to return to work on the April 1 wage scale through August 10 while an arbitration board negotiates a new pay agreement. The panel would have three UMWA members, three operator appointees, and five public representatives named by the president. Respond by tonight with a plan.
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Associated Pros
Wasingtos
Harding
Minora
United Mine Workers of America
Arbitration Commission
Dempsey Fight Planned for Labor Day Cancelled
Pittsburgh promoter John Bell announced that the proposed Labor Day bout between Harry Grob and Jack Cumphey will not take place. Bell cited insufficient time to arrange security and logistics after a New York report from Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s manager, indicated readiness to proceed.
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Pittsburg
Harry Grob
Jack Cumpaey
John Bell
Pittsburgh
Bell
New York
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Insurance Fire Destroys Hunt Furniture and Undertaking
J Hunt estimates 3000 loss from a Saturday fire that destroyed his furniture and undertaking business in a three room rear building owned by Mrs W Y Joynen. He carried 1000 policy on stock and building, with no building damage estimate yet. the fire marks a second disaster in his business history.
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Daiunijs
J. Hunt
W. Y. Joynen
Haunt
Hunt
Steel orders rise in June as unfilled totals grow
Associated Press reports United States Steel Corp reveals a rise in unfilled orders June 30. The June total reaches 6,635,031 tons, up from May’s 5,204,228 tons.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
May
Striker mob chases strike breakers from Arkansas town
A mob of striking shopmen in Home Arkansas surrounded about fifty men brought to replace them in Missouri Pacific shops and chased them from town. The strike breakers offered no resistance.
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Dy Associated Press
Home
Ark
Missouri Pacific
Tariff Increases On Eggs Up In Senate Vote
In Washington on July 10 the Senate voted higher tariffs on eggs. The rate for fresh eggs rose to eight cents a dozen from six in the House. Whole eggs, fromen or otherwise, six cents a pound up from four. Dried eggs, eighteen cents a panad, vs fifteen cents in the House.
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Associated Pros
Washington
Merchant Marine Dims Highlighted Role in National Defense
In Yokohama Japan July dinner honoring the head of the United States Navy the speaker said the merchant marine is second only to the navy in importance to the country's defense.
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Yokohama
Japan
Jnly W
Elwin Douly
United States Navy
Troop Ordered Out for Woollington Strike Duty
The duty lon, D, 113th Infantry with two machine guns left this morning for Woollington, Ml for strike duty.
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Danyilla
Woollington
Community Meeting and Social Notes From Local Page
A listing of local happenings includes a meeting of the Wonwan Auxiliary tonight at a pub in Thenry with Mr and Mrs Frank Ariolidentor present. Mrs Stoddard visits and Mr Moy and Juele Broele host a Sunday gathering near North Parkenayer. Also advertised is a property for sale near Washoe with a highway distance of 19 miles from Lander and a price of 4200.00.
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Aid Moy
North Parkenayer
Eee
Tornadoes Hit Town in South Dakota Cause Severe Damage
A tornado swept St Charles South Dakota destroying most buildings and killing one man and injuring many. The storm damaged farm property and cottages along Lake Andes with estimated losses over 775000 dollars. The disaster followed a path southwest to northeast across the town.
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Sioux City
St. Charles
South Dakota
Sioux City Journal
Bonsted
Bt. Charles
Howard Hughes
Lake Andes
Johnny Butt to defend bantamweight title tonight
Late Telegraph New York reports Johnny Butt will defend the bantamweight title in a 19 round bout with Joe Lynch of New York. Butt is expected to weigh about 113 pounds while Lynch weighs around 118.
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New York
Johnny Butt
Joe Lynch
Lynch
Government to use deputy marshals to protect order and transport
Attorney General Daugherty said after a White House meeting with President Harding that deputy marshals will be appointed to preserve property and lives, ensure mail transportation, and prevent disruption by striking shopmen. He noted recent midwest appointments of timber deputy workers.
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Washington
Marshalls
Daugherty
Harding
Daitherry
Anl Monwille
Middle West
Wheat crop forecast in July report lowers total output
The Department of Agriculture in its July crop report estimates the total Year Wheat crop at 2.4 billion bushels, down from prior projections. Winter wheat production is pegged at 569 million bushels with July 1 conditions at 77 percent normal. Spring wheat is forecast at about 6 hundred million bushels.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Hha Baeliele
Noisy Summer Plant Work Abortions at Burlington Yard
In Aurora Alaska 1400 Burlington workers ignored return orders for lad annuity work. A crowd pressed toward the plant area as a shoving line formed cutting paths and shortening distances.
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Aurora
Burlington
Plang
American alliance forces repel coup in Gourh Chia battle
The defense forces backed by American allies defeated Bun Yat Ren’s troops near Caiton on July 1. The ousted president fled along the river toward the Ok Wien while remaining loyalists retreated. Neutral bystanders and city residents reported disorder as the clash ended.
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Ueklng
Bun Yat Ren
Gourh Chia
Fnr
Whanjoa
Caiton
Hat Huu
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ASSIA
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Bert Callwell
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Howe
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Merchant Marined Helpful
Mra
Frank Ariolid Entor
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Mtr
Soam
Mel
Jon
Ouaho
Mrs. Pinko
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Stoddard
Tmidiletork
Mie
Rela
Mim
Netoe
Male
Washoe
Mlto
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Soom
Taadeyy
Wyu
Townin
Dakota
Asocinted Press
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Ryugme
John
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