Governors Visit Kiwanis Dinner Highlights Wyoming Road Talk
Governor Robert D Carey and party attended a Kiwanis Dinner at the Noble Hotel with about 100 guests. Carey discussed Wyoming road construction through Wind River Canyon and planned travel to Pinedale for the Hoback Canyon dedication before visiting Yellowstone Park.
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Lander
Robert J. Carey
Kiwanis Club
Noble Hotel
Miss Jones
Wyoming
Wind River Canyon
Shorhorn
Thermopols
Mra. Carey
Wittenmeyer
Pinedale
Hoback Canyon
Park
Yellowstone Park
Bandit Beats Up Casper Man in Denver Robbery
A man thought to be John R. Connelly of Onoper Wyoming lies in critical condition after a brutal beating at 10th and Pecos streets. Police report witnesses saw the assault and robbery as Connelly, identified by papers found on him, remained unconscious.
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Denver
Col
John R. Connelly
Onoper
Wyo
Connelly
10Th
Pecos
Gasper, Wye
Delightful Baptist social ends with benfit luncheon
Tuesday evening about 4 young people from the Baptist Church visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Harris for games and a luncheon of strawberries and cake. A small amount was charged for the lunch, with proceeds benefiting the B. Y. P. U. sesoeration.
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Baptist Church
Cotton Picker Strike Ends In Alam o Valley Labor Return
The first cotton picker strike in the valley ends as workers return to fields after growers plan to import African American labor. An attempt to force a quick settlement failed and tensions eased as Pickers ended their walkout today.
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Alamo, Tes
Hiv Gramiy Valley
Wenty Menleang
Tragic Yellowstone Highway Crash Claims Two Lives
A touring car overturned nine miles northwest of Casper on Monday night, trapping two men beneath the wreck and leading to their deaths by severe burns. W. M. Palmer and Tom O’Tunnell were killed, Court Martin and C. A. Vaughn survived with injuries. rescuers and officials worked to remove bodies and preserve evidence as Vaughn faced possible spinal trauma.
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Yellowstone Highway
Casper
W. M. Palmer
Tom O'Tunnell
Deayman
Court Martin
C. A. Vaughn
Palmer
Vaughn
Martin
Mr. Bell
Thore
Poliee
Alexander Nisbet
Wiliam Clayton
Macquis
Gay
Rewarded for Killing Bandit in Arizona Hold-Up
Harry D. Stewart of the American Railway Express Company received a $2000 check an engraved golf watch and other gifts from the company president after he killed one bandit and drove away eight others during an attempted hold-up of a train near Tucson Arizona on July 14 108 Angeles time confusion in source.
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Angeles
Harry D. Stewart
American Railway Expres Company
Stewart
Tralia
Tuscon
Arieona
Severe Beatings Reported in Texas Rail Yard Riots
In Dunwan Texas July 12 a rail yard riot left Dunwan badly wounded and several others severely beaten as workers clashed with authorities at the railroad shop.
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Dannibon
Tesas
Dun Wan
Béem Gore’ Luwaly
Railroas
Conference on Strike Held by Hooper and Union Leaders
Secret talks were held recently between Ben W. Hooper, chairman of the United States Railroad Labor Board, and leaders of the six striking shop crafts unions in Chicago. No conclusions yet, but the disclosures raise hopes for a settlement of the rail strike.
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Ascerated
Chicago
Ben W. Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
Forest fires destroy vast timber in Vancouver coast area
Associated Press reports in Vancouver on July 12 that fires last week consumed more than sixty million feet of green timber valued around 200000 dollars. Between thirty and forty wandering fires swept the region. at Grassy Day, 150 miles north, five million feet of fir cedar were burned. The season marks the worst fire loss in years with most blazes still reported as uncontrolled.
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Associated
Vancouver
Canada
Coast District
Highway officials collide with Governor's party after Kiwanis luncheon
M. Kr. Johnson of Wheatland State Highway Commissioner Sam Conwell of Casper Commissioner in the 3rd District L. E. Laird highway superintendent Z B Levison highway engineer Sr. Snyder Commissioner of the 4th District and H Bowman District Engineer of Cayper came in last night and accidentally ran into the Governor's party touring the state. The party indulged in a brief visit after the Kiwanis luncheon.
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M. KR. Johnson
Wheatland
Sam Conwell
Casper
L. E. Laird
Z. B. Levison
Sr. Snyder
Eamon Te Vilera Visits Dublin Republican Offices
Eamon Te Vilera, Republican leader, is in Dublin and called at the Republican offices on Suffield Street. Authorities are not expected to interfere. The Lander Band will hold open air concerts at the flagpole each Thursday at eight, with band members to gather at the armory by 7 43 p.m. M. Henderson, Director.
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Associated Prese
Belfast
Ireland
Eamon Te Vilera
Dublin
Suffiidle Street
Lander
Flagpeth
M. Henderson
Officials to attend Hoback Canyon route opening
Pourt lsrom the Lander Yellowstone bus will join Guy Hobert sem to attend the opening celebration of the Hoback Canyon route on the 10th at Bryan Plate in Jackson Hole. Mr Fourt will represent the Kiwasla Olw and the Commercial Club of Lauder.
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Pourt
Lander- Yellowstone
Morean
Guy Hobertsem
Hoback Canyon
Bryan Plate
Jarkson Holw
Fourt
Kiwasla Olw
Commercial Club of
Lauder
Welty Opens Home To Public Amid Local CFA Interest
The Welty family announces their home in Duboisie is open to visitors each noon. Arrangements for other meals and edgings are available with advance notice. Mr. Welty has undertaken efforts to improve the property and extend civic hospitality to residents nearby while promoting public access.
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the Welty
Duboisie
Welty
Yellowstone Park
Proclamation by President on Strike Affects USPS Mail
President Harding issues a proclamation admonishing all persons to refrain from interference with lawful efforts to maintain interstate transportation and the carrying of the United States mails as rail strike disruptions continue to impact post office operations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Post Office Department
Harding
United States
Life Guard Awarded for Rescue Feats at Municipal Beach
Loraine Ohio honors William Heiman for eight hours of duty yesterday during which he rescued eleven people from drowning in treacherous currents. The ceremony recognizes his heroism at Municipal Beach.
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Loraine
Ohio
William Heiman
Municipal Beach
Wyoming Supreme Court Race Heats Up With Filings
The Wyoming State Tribune reports H. V. Groesbeck files for another term to face Judge Ralph Kimball in the supreme court race. Tidball opposes Justice Pred H. Blume, while Brysut Cromer and others filed for Sixth district judge. Primaries will decide two spots with November votes to follow. There are 38 total filings to date.
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Wyoming State Tribune
H. V. &. Groesbeck
Laramie
State Supreme Court
Chaplin
Ralph Kimball
Supreme Court
V. J. ‘Tidball
Pred H. Blume
Sheridan
Twasmach
Brysut 3
Cromer
Riverton
Hoe
Brown
Fougins
John W. Heneh
Cooperant
A. J. Christy
Lander
Christy
Charlee ‘H. Winter
Casper
D. A. Little
Torrington
Mate aWwriter
Hionson O. Rumeer
Godr
Park Comunty
Wella
Lingle
Goshen County
Rugery
Goshen
Russians Break Up Sessions at Hague Conference
The Hague July 12. The Soviet Russia representatives left the conference at one o clock with no prospect of further talks. Maxim Litvinov said non Russians demand promises on property compensation and guarantees contingent on credit loans. He noted the Genoa aggression pact would hold for one month after the last meeting. Sir Phillip Lloyd Graeme would consult colleagues on potential further talks of the subcommission on property.
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The
Hague
Russia
Maxim Litvinof
M. Litvinof
Sir Phillip Lloyd Greame
Great Britain
Mil
Mub- Commission
Weather Bulletin Maps Rocky Mountain Route Details
Daily bulletin by Annelated Prins reports road conditions on the Rocky Mountain Highway from Lander to Sweetwater and other points, plus fishing tips and local sights. It covers Lander Gateway entrances, parks, and landmarks including Sinks Canyon, Fort Washakie, and Indian Schools, with notices on tree grounds and tourist routes.
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Annelated
Prins
Collum
Tocai
Horron
Rocky Mountain Highway
Sweetwater
Leviesdake
Mision
Sinks Canyon
Lander
Stroams
Lander Gateway
Yellowstone Park
Fort Washakie
North Park Canyon
Wet Springs
Louis Lake
Ball Lake
Moccasin Lake
Sweewater Prabing Grounds
The
Weather Bureau
Two Steamers Aground After Fog Off Juan de Fuca
In heavy fog off the Juan de Fuca trail the steamers Northland and Willamette grounded. Both ships are believed undamaged. They will likely float with assistance.
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Aswela
Seatile
Juan of
Germany Asks for Moratorium on Reparations Payments
Paris July 12 German representatives submitted to the reparations commission a formal note requesting a moratorium on reparations payments for the rest of the year. The note said 32,100,000 gold marks due Saturday could be paid if indicated, but recommended the full amount be waived.
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Aeehwead
Paris
Reparations Commission
Local travelers resume trip visiting several cities
ADDITIONAL LOCALI ty. and Mra. E. French resumed their trip today after a brief visit in Lander with Miss Allie Davis. They plan to visit Denver Kirkville Chicago Syracuse and spend the summer at a Lake New York home. JPF McCracken and daughter Havel left for Denver to see Mrs. McCracken who is ill. ER. M. Trega and son from Riverton went to Hoth Pass. The Pits family returned to Lawlor from Thermopolis after a few weeks and Mrs. Pitts reports improvement. Mere Virgil Abbott hosted the N. 4 Club at bar hoes with Mrs. Charles Sheehan high score and Mrs. Emma Thomas low.
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Mra. E
Lander
Allie Davis
Denver
Kirkville
Missouri
Chicago
Syracuse
New York
Lake
New York State
Davia
Sheaborn
McCracken
Havel
Mra. McCracken
Premier King in Washington for talks with Secretary Hughes
Premier King of Canada arrives in Washington from Ottawa for a conference with Secretary Hughes. The discussions likely cover the Great Lakes Saint Lawrence waterway project tariff legislation customs and prohibition enforcement amid ongoing bilateral correspondence.
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Warshinurus
King of Canada
Washington
Ottawa
Hughes
Canadnn
Great Lakes
Mexican minister leaves New York after debt accord talks
Adolfo Huerta, Mexico's finance minister, bids farewell to American bankers and executives in New York. He departs tonight for home, saying he is pleased with his mission and expects President Diaz to approve the debt settlement.
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New York
Adolfo
Ie Huerta
Mexivan
Dewguu
The World’s Most Noted Woman Milam J Bee eye la te
An OCR fragment describes a figure titled the world’s most noted woman. It mentions investments, guardians and offerings, a function, and a Wayne hotel with room details. The text is garbled but centers on a prominent woman and her activities at a Wayne hotel.
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Milam J
Bee Eye
Hewet
Lundaden
Rave Changee Sel Investments
Guarantoee
Peveri
Wayne Hothl
Strike plan crafted for Railroad Shopmens dispute
In Chicago July 12 United States Railroad Labor Board Chair Ben W Hooper outlined a settlement program after talks with Shopmen leaders. Executives from four regions will review the plan, with further proposals to follow. Hooper expressed confidence a settlement would be renewed soon and planned a call to President Trundling to report progress.
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Chicago
Ben W. Hooper
United States Railroas Labor Board
Hooper
Labor Board
Trundling
Jewell
Postponed National Open Golf Qualifiers Due to Flooding
The national open golf qualifying rounds were postponed to tomorrow after heavy rain flooded the course. A seven year old girl born defectively was mentioned in a brief telegraph note from Los Angeles.
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Asso Pros
Los Angeles
Cal
American Ontropathic Society
Associated Pros
Glenook
River Fire Claims Two Barges Valued Over 50 Thousand
Lewistown Montana July 12 The river barges Spokane and Lewiston valued at more than 50 000 each were burned to the water's edge at the Burke river docks. The night watchman could offer no explanation for the blaze.
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Associated Press
Lewistown
Tila
Spokane
Lewiston
Burke River
Benevolent and Protective Order to Build 31 Homes
Atlantic City July 12 The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks plans to spend 31 new home constructions nationwide during the coming year in a report by retiring Grand Exalter Ruler William Mountain. The planned builds will occur in various parts of the country.
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Hy Asociated Press
Atlantic City
Doclare
Elka
William Mountain
Tovkay
Grand Lodge
Eepnet
Officials to review train service conditions in state
Omaha officials from the Union Pacific Burlington and Northwestern Railways were summoned by Deputy U S Marshal Thomas to inspect by train service and weather conditions in the state.
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Omaha
Neb
Unina
Burlington
Northwestern
United Ming Workers Seek Arbitration Convening with President
The United Ming Workers after a conference with Secretary of Labor Davis plan to meet President Harding. They will request arbitration assurances to guarantee that any decision will be shared across all operations in the coal district.
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Walmington
United Ming Workers
Davia
Ienderstood
Railway executives delay reply to stopman proposal
GALICAGO July 16 Representatives of the railway executives gave no definite reply to the stopman's proposal when meeting with Chairman Mooper and said they would notify Mooper of their answer later.
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Galicago
Mooper
Euntoromey
Lander Auto Radiator Shop Ad
Redoring cleaning and repairing services listed for Willard Worage Warehouse Watery Stating. Local ad notes radiator shop offerings and location details with unclear wording.
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Bandit
Casper Man
Ulicg
Evening Post
Conference ON Strike
OE Valera Io
Life Guard
Kimball
Hent
Collumssues
Doelas
Alven
Mr. P
Nisealaywn
J. B. Greecough
Alger
Nicolaypen
Carl Kartle
Mawnsley
Tullerwat
Dewing
Germany
M. ‘Trega and Son
Hoth Pass
Aheep
Mee
Pitts
Lawlor
Thermopolis
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