Mondell Addresses Lander on US Congress Achievements
Hon. Frank W. Mondell spoke to a large Lander audience on recent Congress measures from a Wyoming and Western view. He traced wartime spending, postwar normalcy aims, tariff policy, War Finance Corporation aid to farmers, and efforts to regulate the packing and banking sectors amid rural needs and road improvements.
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Frank W. Mondell
Lander Wudienes
United States
Wyoming
W. Hi. Hardin
Mondell
Parado
Lander
Congress
Voldiera
War Finance Corporation
Tomas
Nance Corporation
Buunt
Secretary of Navy Denby Escapes Plane Crash
Secretary Edwin Denby of the American Navy narrowly escaped death when an airplane engine failed at 4,000 feet over a wall in Pekin. The plane was demolished on landing, but Denby was uninjured.
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Pekin
Edwin Denby
Marrowly
Denty
Scout Girls Narrow Escape From Summer Camp Fire
Two hundred twenty five camp five girls fled a fast spreading fire that swept their summer camp area near Vashon Island and Paget Sound. The refugees were loaded onto a steamer and transported to Seattle for safety.
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Seattle
Wash
Vashon Tahind
Paget Sound
Practice Shoot Highlights Atate Wyoming Trap Tournament
Yesterday at the Fall Grounds the Atate Tournament of Wyoming trapshooters held a practice session. Kazee in the professional class posted a perfect 100, with Sherman close by at 99 in the amateur division.
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Wyoming
Kazee
Mr. Sherman
Oli
Disturbance arrest leads to guilty plea in morning court
An individual described as EB ming sreveling aaiamnan was arrested by Marshall Hank Boederker for making a disturbance. The person appeared before Junction Nickerson, pleaded guilty, and was fined 2400 with related penalties.
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Ming
Aaiamnan Wis
Marshall Hank Boederker
Juntion Nickerson
Ponte
Wyoming Senate Hopeful Outlines Vision and Roads
The speaker described highway spending from seven to eight hundred thousand dollars in Wyoming mainly on the Yellowstone Highway and praised the Rocky Mountain Highway. He discussed tours to open Indian reservations and plans to enlarge irrigated land, plus duties as House floor leader and goals if elected to the U S Senate.
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Wyoming
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain
Lapees
Yeie
Teeluaing
Progressive Beats Old Guard in State Nomination Race
Progressive RB Howell won the Republican nomination for U S Senator, sweeping yesterday's primaries. Howell led with 96,896 votes to Jeffries 15,068 across 800 precincts, while Gilbert Hitchcock dominated the Democratic ticket. Governor race showed Randell ahead of McMullen by a slim margin.
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B. Howell
United States
Howell
Harding
Juffries
Jeffries
Gilbert Hitcheork
Rhoyer
Clove
Randall
McMullen
Aviator 15 Reported Lost Near Alaska Communities
Search parties from Anchorage and Fairbanks secure thick wood country between Dawson and Tanana to locate Clarence O. Prest an aviator who started from Jo Sunday for Fairbanks and has not been heard of since.
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Dawson
Alaska
Ragh
Pairbanks
Clarence O. Prest
Fairbanks
Pugs Matched For Big Fight In August
Chicago July 10 Bill Tate the noted heavyweight of Chicago and Vred Pultom of Rochester Minn are matched for a ten round bout in Portland Greece on August 4 according to an announcement made today by Tate's manager
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Associated Proms
Chicago
Bill Tate
Nego Heavyweight
Aid Vred Pultom
Rochester
Minn
Porthand
Duto
Reduced Fares to Chicago Exposition Specialsale
Reduced fares to Chicago and return via Chicago and Northwestern Railway in effect on July 20 to August 18 1982. Tickets limited to return within five days of sale but not after August 18. Exposition at Chicago Municipal Recreation Met features art science health welfare and industry exhibits. Tickets and info from ticket agents Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
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Chicago
America
Northwestern Allway
Casper Girl Reports Mice Incident and Transit Route
A Casper girl named Harriet Iyan allegedly witnessed a boobt mice event yesterday. She traveled from Morin to Lander on the Laushere Vellowetane route with a large congregation of Watermotions present. The report notes a threat to a journey and a cautious balance of entiee Wip.
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Caspre
Harriet Iyan
Casper Tem
Morin
Lander
Russians 10 Take Change on New Grops
Moscow notes the Soviet government shifts focus from Western aid to boosting grain crops at home. Officials believe a bumper harvest could strengthen Russia and ease reconstruction, with some leaders preferring self reliance and limited foreign help.
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Associated Pres
Moscow
Rusda
Russia
Postal Dayes for Conference Postponed Dates Announced
Washington July 10 The plan for postal conferences and conventions to be held in every state during the year was announced with dates and locations. Postmaster General Work designated the meetings including Denver November 9 Omaha November 12 Santa Fe March 13 Phoenix May 14 Sioux Falls May 1 Ogden June 8.
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Washington
Mites
Denver
Omaha
Santa Fe
Phoenix Mary
Sioux Pulls
South Dakota
Jny
Ogden Jung
Governors Reply to President on Federal Cooperation
Associated Press report from Washington notes governors of producing states responded to President Harding. Most agree to support federal policy if federal aid and emergency needs are clearly outlined and coordinated with state plans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Denby Honored at Dinner in Peking
In Peking July 19 China host dinner for Secretary of the American Navy Edwin Denby. Minister Li Ting-Hadnanid says China aims to build a modern navy for defensive use and would welcome American input in planning a model warship. Denby expresses goodwill toward China’s welfare.
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Pering
China
Ching
Marin Li
Ting-Hadnanid
Edwin Denby
Denby
Americ
Prisoner escapes at Peaulaylvanka oil works rampage
A damaged line from the report states a prisoner escaped during the opening of the wheel project at the Peaulaylvanka oil works. Authorities and guards pursued into the morning with limited details available.
Editors urged to uphold law and order on prohibition
J C Brimblecomb of Newton Mass urged National Editorial Association members to enforce prohibition laws and reject publishing corrupt or sensational material. He stressed equal protection of all laws and urged newspapers to aid the cause of law and order.
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Associated Broan
Missoula, Mant
National Editorial Association
J. C. Brimblecomb
Newton
Mass
Trimblecomb
Court hearing updates as Curtis pleads guilty in Bonneville case
A. A. Curtis appeared before Judge Keown and pleaded guilty to raising a check on the Burlington line at Bonneville. He was sentenced to four to six years in the state penitentiary. The jury for the Rigby versus Sheehan water dispute was postponed after key witness issues.
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A. A. Curtis
Drown Yesterlay
Bonneville
Burlington
Keown
Curtis
Pemiten
Rawlins
Rigby Wersud Sheehan
Pontpon
Jinige Brown
Banquet Honor For Mondell Party Arrives From Lander
Mrs Mondell and Mr Mondell with Mr and Mrs Wallace Bond of Cheyenne arrived yesterday from Chilota after attending the opening celebration of the Lobaeke Prayon row. The Kiwanis Club of Lander hosted a fine dinner at the Noble Hotel in their honor. Mr Mondell spoke on the Wyoming roal situation. They departed this morning by car for Park Wasser and Hiverton where Mondell faces an appearance.
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Mondell
Mon
Dell
Mire
Wallace Bond
Cheyenne
Chibota
Kiwanis
Lander Tender
Romeo
Noble Hotel
Mandell Pole
Wyoming
Park Washalle
Hiverton
Farm Loans Exempt From Income Tax Proposed by McCumber
In Washington on July 1 the Senate Finance Committee chairman McCumber introduced a plan to exempt farm loans from income tax. The proposal targets farmers and aims to relieve them from tax on mortgage or loan proceeds under the new bill.
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Wariington
Amomey Focet Te Farmers Ae aMirtyages
McCumber
Menate Maine
Federation Makes Appeal to 10 Workers
The Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor issued an appeal urging all workers to support railroad shop tradesmen in securing fair settlement. It calls on organized labor to refrain from performing work off the job and to respect the strike, while striking workers are urged to act lawfully.
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Associated Press
Washington
Counenl
American Federaton of Labor
Lander Newswire Travelers and Local Appointments
Oswald and Me road travelers including Bell of Muse and Miss Anna Bell of Tilsa head to Yellowstone via southern route. Capt Apgar new state cavalry inspector based in Lander plans headquarters. J W Gudmundsen in Lander for trammeting business. Charles Fisher from University of Colorado Boulder visiting Lander for business. Local docket updates credit to Judge Thrown for clearing Mont Mercy? War Eng from Oswald and Read. Spring chickens wanted. Mickey Replogle ill. Mrs Mary Burdo hospitalized for infected wound. Dr Ay Th Toukina of Cheyenne in Lander. Robert Dickinson and wife depart Lander Yellowstone hunt through park.
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War Bay
Oswald
Nees
Bell
Musesoued
Oklahoma
Anna Bell
Tilsa
Kander
Yellowstone Park
Canyon Ranch Homestead Tours Highlight Scenic Expanse
The Canyon Ranch described as a new name for a Blake area homestead offers trips to mountains, lakes and canyons. Visitors praise the excellent cuisine, well-blazed trails and numerous beautiful viewpoints along the trail.
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Anyon
Poporla
Noorliy
Special on Bananas Arrives Tonight With Low Prices
Street vendors advertise Mananne bananas arriving tonight with a price of 10 conte a pound. Other sellers like Dupont and O’Neal announce fruit deliveries and bargain quotes for Cherrion and Wem quarks, with plans to offer melon and fruit mixes.
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Mananne
Mek Cherrion
Wem Quarks
Dupont & O'Neal
Wil
Taek Cherrion
Min
Aueet
Strikes and Peace Talks Heighten Rail Labor Tensions
Chicago July 19 The railway peace talks take on new urgency as four million maintenance of way workers face possible walkout after the Railroad Labor Board signals wage hearings. Senator Cummins says hearings on the Transportation Act may clarify the living wage principle, a development seen as favorable to both sides.
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Associated Prem
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Cummins
Washington
Dem Governor Nomination Battles Lead in Nebraska
Cheroe W. Bryan trails Dan Butler by about one thousand votes in Nebraska, with Nutler's lead over McMullen narrow. Powell and Hitchcock gain as results come in. separate Raleigh telegram notes Morrison’s stance against strikers and government actions to reopen coal mines.
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Associated Preas
Omaha
Cheroe W. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Dan Butler
Nutler
Rane Dill
McMullen
Powell and
Hitchcock
Associated
Raleigh
N. C
Morrison
Harding
Goldiera
Governor Shoup Declares Re‑Election Bid and Cabinet Shakeup
In July 19 dispatch Governor Shoup confirms he will seek re election and names Pred Bolland as chairman of the El Paw County Republican Central Committee, signaling a restructuring of party leadership.
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Ten Wink
Shoup
Enmalidate
Fetter
Pred Bolland
el Paw County
Republican Con
Eal
Varied Local Notices Run In Cheyenne Paper
The page fragment lists assorted local items including campaign notes for M. Kindler and a new Progressive Action group, small ads for prices and goods, auto radiator shop services, a vacancy with an hourly wage, a real estate rental offer, and scattered personal notices from Lander.
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Attenton
Land Hanks
Joiot Atock Ranke
Secretary OF Navy
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Yealey
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Vu Wella
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Apgar
J. W. Gudmundsen
Charles Fisher
University of ‘Wlorale
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Mremont County
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Bishop Randall Hospital
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Toukina
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Riverton
Robert Dickinson
Mireka
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the Canyon Ranch
Puvost & O'Neal
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