Annie Richey rustling case ends in dismissal in Wyoming
Kemmerer Wyoming July 18 Dismissed defendant ends the district court case against Annie Richey the only woman convicted in Wyoming of cattle rustling. The article recounts her murder on May 19 and the unresolved mystery of who killed her as authorities and detectives search for a confession or reveal of accomplices.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
District Court of
Lincoln County
Annie Richey
Wyoming
King
Har
Otto Palenberger
Trang Employe
Palsemberger
Newson
Atala Richey
John Bayer
Weright Eltixen
Supreme Court
Atill
Anain Richey
Kammerer
Kemerer
Cate
Worror
Assamin
Otto Passenberger
Annty Richey
Pallmeoberger
Thay
Little Baby Drowned at Huntsman Ranch Near Lander
The 1 1/2 year old Marjorie Lusstman daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hupteman drowned yesterday around 4 pm at the Huntsman ranch mouth of Government Draw Little Poposia eight miles east of Lander A half tub used to catch irrigation water with lid removed allowed the child to fall in unnoticed and drown Funeral services set for 4 10 pm at the Colvin home in Lander
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Marjorie Los Hustman
Thomas Hupteman
Huntsman Ranch
Government Draw
Poposia
Lander
Abe
Charles Colvin Lander
Fighting in China near Pearl River skirmishes slow
Desultory firing last night along the Honam reach of the Pearl River opposite Shamoen produced minor clashes between Yip Kue and Sunyat San forces with no major losses. Sun's fleet anchors before Shigwen fort fortnight, labor strikes widen and San Yet Sen seeks negotiations to end the conflict as business stumbles toward a standstill.
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Canton
China
Taland
Honam
Pearl River
Opposte Shamoen
Yip Kue
Sunyat San
Sun
Shigwen
Yip Kuei
San Yet Sen
Crude Production Dips in Weekly US Output
United States crude oil production averaged 1 450 550 barrels daily for the week ending July 1, down 1 050 barrels from the prior week, per the American Petroleum Institute weekly summary. A stray line about watermelons and a garbled crime tale follow in the OCR text.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Institute
Attack on Western Pacific Roundhouse Sets Off California Turmoil
In Oroville California a mob of about 75 strikebreakers and guards attacked the Western Pacific roundhouse. Dozens injured many seriously and one possibly fatally. Four guards are missing and presumed kidnapped. Windows shattered by fifty shots. Attacking motorists, reported from Sacramento residents, left town after the assault.
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Associated Prom
Oroville
Calif
Western Pacific Roundhouse
Round House
F. Coyle
Western Pacific
Sacramento
Onoville
National drive to curb fire waste launched
Washington July 13 a nation wide campaign against fire waste was launched at a conference of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Attended by representatives of national organizations interested in fire prevention the drive warns that fire loss has been estimated at five hundred million dollars.
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Be Associated
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Wan
Waitresses Wanted at Brooks Lake Hotel
Help wanted notice seeking two waitresses for six weeks at Brooks Lake hotel. Apply immediately at the Poposin Coal Company office.
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Brooks Lake
Poposin Coal 1 Company
Brooks Lake Hotel
Popolia Coal Office
Noble Hotel
The
Poposta Coal Company
Hague Conference Ends Russian Property Talks
The non Russian sub-commission at The Hague conference on Russian affairs unanimously concluded that further meetings would not help after Russia voiced restrictions on foreign ownership. The revolution was called the first formal step toward closing the conference. Watermelons at the pound offered at a penny per pound.
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Hague
Russia
Watermelons at 40 A Pound Sold Locally
A consignment of watermelons offered at 40 cents per pound. Notices mention Mrs W Avstaine and others from Mt. Vernon, New York, with a warning related to the Lanier Yellowstone bus near Dubois.
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Des
Dupont & O'Neal
W. Avstaine
Mt. Vernon
New York
Dubois
Watermelons at 40 a Pound Price Note
A fragment notes Watermelons priced at forty cents per pound with mentions of purchasers and vendors. The garbled text suggests a local market or advertisement style entry, with stray names and phrases indicating sale or barter activity.
President Ouaiake Put Up To Resolve Shopmen Standoff
July 13 reports from Washington note shopmen paraded to the White House marking a wave of nationwide labor action in the 14th day of the strike. Rail workers dispute a proclamation tied to the transportation act as leaders and six international presidents of railway shop crafts sign a telegram to President Harding. The march aims to influence next steps after President Harding’s actions in the dispute.
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Associated Prons
Omovio
White House
B. M. Jewell
Amerian Federation of Labor
Harding
Becaus
Labor Board
Officers for Irish Nationals in Dublin
Dublin July 13 reports Michael-Colling named Commander in Chief of the Trind National army adil Tichard Mideahy Chief of Staff and Owen O. Duty as war council head with supreme charge of military operations amid official confirmation.
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Dublin
Michael — Colling
Trind National Army
Adil Tichard Mideahy
Tilay
Owen O
War Council
Militia Demobilized After Prolonged Siege
By Associated Press report from July 18, roughly half of the Canadian national Hiland troop, held for defense against railway threats, was demobilized today. The Adjutant General announced the move as the camp at Homeoek winds down. A soldier, Mompnulos Py af Howider, 1, of Port Cotton, died of Hampangowt. The Howiter company of Casuum Cy was demobilized.
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Assolated
Deny
Golo
Calormda National Hiland
Howiter Company
Caaum Cy
Trucks May Be Used For The Mals
Postmaster General Work prepared a survey letter to President Harding outlining a fleet of fifty thousand motor vehicles ready to mobilize within 24 hours to aid mail movements if railway operation interferes with U S mail.
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Associated Press
Washington
Postnaive General Work
Harding
United States
Local residents and visitors head to Yellowstone and Brooks Lake
The community reports numerous trips and plans including Br. M Cassell and family driving from Latarpe to Lander then Yellowstone Park via Southern Entrance, Collwell and Anderson visiting Brooks Lake for employment and fireplace work, hotel job openings at Brooks Lake, and several residents traveling or returning from regional sights.
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BR. M. Cassell
Latarpe
Windy
Lander
Nash
Pramont
Yellowstone Park
Riots Loom Near Peawa Goal Fields in Wilson Mine
A large crowd of striking miners and supporters surrounded the Wilson mine owned by Aemo Coal and Coke Company at Wilson Junction with the aim of ousting non union workers who had entered the pit yesterday. Sheriff Luélien dispersed the mob, but reports say the crowd regrouped on surrounding hills and state police and deputy sheriffs were stationed around the property.
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Coresburg
Wilson
Aemo Coal and Coke Company
Wilson Junction
Luélien
Damage sweeps Costa Rica warehouses in late July blaze
A firm caused damage estimated at two and a half million dollars as a warehouse blaze raced through San Jose. The report also notes arbitration progress in the U.S. coal strike talks with Harding cited. elsewhere, a Tacoma man, Harry Steinholl, is jailed for buying a Bible with a bogus check from a shopkeeper who accepted the check.
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Agswciated Press
San Jose
Costa Rica
Tacoma
Wash
Harry Steinholl
Yap treaty ratifications to take effect immediately
Secretary Hughes and Sadan Baboriud, counselor in charge of the Japanese embassy, today exchanged final ratifications on the Yap treaty convention and said they would be put into effect immediately.
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Fy Associated Press
Washington
Hughes
Sadan Baboriud
Counsello
Secretaries Weeks orders forces to protect receivers’ properties
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Secretary Weeks instructs General John J. Hines to assemble federal troops for the Eight Army Corps in San Antonio to guard properties in Missouri, Kansas and Texas held by receivers appointed by the U.S. Court after a Supreme Court appeal. Weeks says he spoke with Harding and the troop movement may proceed.
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Associated Press
Washington
John J. Hines
Army Corpeira
San Antonio
Leoopa
Kangae
Texas
United States Court
Weeks
Paris News Calls For Full Probe On Calls To Calm Germany
An Allied dispatch from Paris dated July 13 reports Pradean authorities will launch a full investigation into the precipitating calls that led to a German request for a moratorium on cash reparations payments for two and a half years. The measure aims to defer due payments until the reparations commission grants relief. Directly quoted phrases appear in the broadcast, and public reaction ranges from concern to cautious optimism about financial relief amid ongoing negotiations. The report notes related commentary from government and financial circles regarding the timing and scope of the moratorium and subsequent repayment expectations.
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Paris
Pradted
Branev
Willovistom
Germany
Lander Band to Hold Open Air Concerts Weeknights
The Lander Band announces daily concerts at eight o clock starting this Thursday in the armory at Tapete M Homileren Ulewelor. All folding are invited to attend as comfort is provided.
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Lander Band
Foulden
Aumory al Tapete
Homileren
Ulewelor
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