Denver riot tale ends with hysterical Mrs Niklos
In Denver a mass alarm erupted when Mrs Hattie Niklos of Lander Wyoming cried murder and dynamite near the Cathedral on Colfax and Logan. Police and firemen swarmed streets as priests searched the cathedral and hundreds of night attire witnesses filled the scene. Police booked Mrs Niklos on a charge of being demented after ruling her hysteria caused the uproar.
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Capitol Hill
Colfax Avenue
Logan Street
Hattie Jikola
Lander
Wyoming
Screama
Imaiaculate Conception Cathedral
Utopia
Pennsylvania Street
Harvard
Benford
Hugh L. McMenamin
Eathedral
Fire Department
Utopia Apartments
Pather McMenomin
Acthedral
Aathedral
Father McMenamin
Mra. Niklos of
Pennsylvania Treet
Nebraska Storm Strikes Omaha Area Causing Heavy Damage
Associated Press reports a severe morning storm around Omaha from 1 to 5 AM. Winds up to forty four miles per hour toppled trees and damaged buildings while telegraph and telephone lines suffered outages within fifty miles of the city.
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Associated Preas
Omaha
Yale
Communion at 770 Us Church Schedule
The bulletin notes a Sunday service at 10 am followed by a 11 am morning service, with evening prayers at 8 pm at St Pauls Milford. Rector Berman Hutt and staff of the church are listed.
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Bpimoopal
Hunday
St Paul's
Milford
Berman
W, Hutt
Workers vote to strike weeklong action in industry
The International Garment Workers' Union orders 50,000 members to suspend work for a week starting Tuesday. About thrice thousand plants will be affected as union demands recognition from small contractors, while six hundred large factories already under union rules join in hoping standardization pressure will compel smaller shops to adapt.
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Associated Press
New York
Inter~national Garment Workers’ Union
Mall Contractors
Army air patrol reduced due to lack of funds in Oregon
Washington July 22 Army airplanes will keep fire patrols over Oregon forests but patrols are reduced by lack of appropriations War Department. Court docket reports two cases not completed one in Casper the Cottonwood Development Co vs Rich et al a damage claim. Next case Wol land vs Jones Vollmer scheduled.
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Asociated
Washingdon
Army
Oregon
War Department
Rudolph Merbet
Charles Clayton
William Clayton
Casper
Cottonwood Development Co
Caroline Rich
Hannah Milliken
Mary Weight
Elzabeth Miller
Wolland
Pipe for Gas Arrives to Support New Gun Line
The pipe for the new gas line is being laid through Second Street and across the city. FP B Powser of Hope Engineering and Supply Company reports ongoing progress from Riverton with about a half mile left to ditch near Riverton and a planned move to between Little and Big Wind Rivers for further ditching. G C Beaman of Producers and Refiners Corporation and Hill, an inspector, are in Lander coordinating the rising gas system, with Paul Lord of Hope Eng. and Supply Co expected to establish a local office as headquarters.
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Second Street
FP. B. Powser
Hope Engineering and Supply Company
Lunder
Riverton
Mount Vernon, Oho
Baptist Church Invites Community to Morning and Evening Services
The pastor B. King announces a church program inviting all to attend morning and evening sermons. Morning service at 11 a.m. with BY. PB, US. evening sermon at 8 p.m. The note mentions family outreach and a personal message from the pastor. Also advertised is a request for 100 spring chickens for living arrangements, with a contact number 247-88.
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Thie
Moliday
B. King
Reward for Omaha bandit to be given to rancher’s wife
RAWLINS July 22 Following receipt of one hundred dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of Fred Brown the Omaha chain bandit Sheriff A A Sanders of Carbon county announced today that he would turn over the entire amount to Mrs John Burnett wife of a rancher on Little Medicine Bow for the appreciation of her work in recognizing Brown and telephoning the news to officers at Medicine Bow Mrs Venice Jackson of Chicago will speak to all who are interested in Sunday School work Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the Congregational church Mrs Jackson is a member of the faculty of the Presbyterian Training School in Chicago and has many years experience in the work of religious education and modern Sunday School methods A re feast is in store for all interested in the advancement of the Sunday Schools of our country 2t
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Rawlins
Fred Brown
A. A. Sanders
Carbon County
John Burnett
Little Medicine Bow
Brown
Medicine Bow
Venice Jackson
Chicago
Congregational Church
Red Cross Convention Dates Announced and Lassen Volcano Talk
The American Red Cross plans its annual convention in Washington on October 10 and 11 with President Harding delivering the opening address to 3 626 chapters. In San Francisco Dr Arthur Louis Day predicts Mount Lassen could erupt violently within the next twenty years at Lassen National Park.
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Washington
Harding
United States
San Francisco
Mount Lassen
Lassen National Park
California
Arthur Louis Day
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Railroads Order More Cars and Locomotives in H1 1928
Railroads report a sharp rise in purchasing of freight cars locomotives and passenger cars in the first half of 1928 led by 22 railroads buying 48172 freight cars, 482 locomotives and 1239 passenger cars despite strikes. The boom continues amid a prolonged equipment price drop and strike effects noted by Railway Age. Also a political notice from Fremont County Wyoming nominating J C Jewitt for the state House.
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Chicago
Whopman
Undefined pricing note in historical record
A garbled OCR fragment lists per unit rates for unspecified items, including 2.00 and 0.70, with place names and terms that are not clearly identifiable. The entry appears as a partial price table or notice, lacking coherent context or subjects for accurate reconstruction.
Coal ships sought as Europe exports surge to America
London July 22 The demand for ships to carry coal to America rises daily with many steamers loaded in the British Isles this week for voyages to American ports. Freight ranges from eight to ten shillings a ton. Cardiff firms report bookings of 300000 tons and Newcastle firms also filling large tonnage to serve American demand.
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Associa‘ed Press
London
Wala Kingdom
Americas
Cardiff
Newcastle
Fremont County Fair Plans For September Dates
Plans for one of Lander's biggest annual celebrations, the Fremont County Fair, are under way with September 5 6 and 7 slated. Directors and new secretary J Thom pton have drafted plans for bigger entertainment, stronger education features, and sharper competition. Premium list improvements will be released soon in the fair catalogue form. Strong interest is noted across Fremont County.
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Lander
Fremont County
J. [. Thompton
Ite Naval
Irregulars on Way to Cork After Caribbean? Waterford and Limerick fall
Irregular republican forces retreat toward Cork after Waterford and Limerick fell. The troops, about a thousand, are lightly armed, aiming to complicate the national army's advances with guerrilla actions. Cork press reports suggest the city remains comparatively quiet with riverick under tight control and fires from destroyed buildings spreading after insurgent activity.
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Dublin
Leland
Waterford
Limerick
Cork
National Army
Jiverick
Leinoet
Opening of a new scenic route to Yellowstone Park
The Teton Mountain route from Lauder Wyoming to Yellowstone opened July 1. Large motor buses traverse the Shoshone Reservation and Wind River area to Heooks Lake, offering views of the Uhdqualed Mountains and Jackson Hole. A booklet titled Teton Mountain Route to Yellowstone National Park is available with fare and train information from Northwestege Railway Chicago.
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Teton Mountain
Lauder
Wyo
Yellowstone
Shoshone Indian Reservation
Heooks Lake
Hocky Mouse Holm Hoyleng
Jackson Hole
Boylan
Yellowstone Natonal Park
Chicago
Five Dead in Head-On Collision Near Springfield
Five people were killed and several injured when Frisgo passenger train No. 2 collided head-on with train No. 9 at Logan, near Springfield, at about four this morning. Bodies remained unrecovered under wreckage as rescuers from nearby towns aided survivors.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Logan
Woman Declared Insane by Jury in Riverton Court
Mrs. Annie Hirst of Riverton was ruled insane by a six member jury in a district court hearing led by Commissioner Joel V. Longenecker. She will be treated at the State Hospital for the Insane in Evanston, while her four children are placed in state care until a suitable home is found. Dr Replogle testified that with proper care and medical treatment she may be cured.
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Joel V. Longenecker
Annie Hirst
Hiverton
Hurst
Hitand
de. J. FP
Harris
Hirst Alse
Wis
Hirst
Evana~ton
Wyoming
Hirsta
Hudson
Riverton
Hirstilia
Wad
Muskrat
Minnesota-Weaterly
Jane
Elsenhore
Replogle
Evanston
World War II era embassy hires first female attache
The Orient's first female attache to the American embassy, Mine Mail Milea of Irie, Hown's, departs for the Tokio auto banay eae rommynliien. Her prior role was secretary to the olviaory committee of the Washington Conference on arms limitations.
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Ban Phanoiroo
Orient
Milea
Irie
Golden Gate
Lincolin
Hieiewny
Today’s Special Currants and Masphorrion Pricing Note
Special pricing noted with Currants at 2.00 per erate and Masphorrion per erate 407 PYFE'S GHOCRT.
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Ryre
Wyoming shooters conclude three day state event
After three days of competition in Wyoming, shooters returned home as scores fell below the prior days' averages. Murphy won the State Distance Handicap. Mkawiss claimed the State Pair Handicap Trophy and the Sportsmen’s Association Trophy. Al Rice won the State Championship at double targets. Benfro won the Huffalo Club Trophy shootoff with 40 of 50. Adam Helze earned the All-Round Championship. The state tournament closes with an eye to Lander next year.
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Wyoming
Murphy
Mkawiss
Sprotamon’s Association
al Rice
Gene Corbin
Lander
Benfro
Adam Helze
Yeaterlay
Shooters Vote to Return for Wyoming State Meet in Lander
The Wyoming State Sportsmen's Association met in Lander to unanimously accept Lawler Gun Club’s invitation for the state shoot. Shooters praised Lander’s hospitality and wind favorable conditions, noting the trap’s equipment and setting as ideal for the tournament and planning a return visit next year.
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Wyoming
Lander
Lawler Gun Club
United States
Lother
National rail strike widens as 18000 clerks join walkout
The railroad strike enters its fourth week with 18000 additional office workers voting to strike. Peace talks stall as both sides stand firm on original demands while the nation watches. B M Jowell of shop crafts groups denied negotiating with individual roads, insisting on a national settlement. Chairman Ben Hooper of the Railroad Labor Board met with President Herding at the White House for an urgent briefing on the strike.
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Associated Pros
Ohtuago
Railrond
B. M. Jowell
R. A. Henning
St. Paul
Washington
Ben Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
White House
Imre
Chicago
Herding
German acceptance of allied guarantees noted by Wirth
Paris report says Germany formally accepted allied guarantees in Berlin last Tuesday. Chancellor Wirth letters that conditions place the burden on Germany. Washington adds a weather outlook for Rock mountains with cloudiness showers and near normal temperatures. London notes major Blake resumes world flight from Karachi after landing Tuesday.
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Paris
Germany
Ecommittes
Berlin
Chantellor Wirth
Associated Press
Washington
Rockhy Mountain Platea
Paris Ambassador Herrick Returns After Two-Week Visit
American Ambassador to France Myron T. Herrick left Washington for Paris, returning after a lengthy two week stay in the United States. He planned meetings with French officials and engagement in postwar diplomacy while abroad.
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Associates Press
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
France
Rangers Keep Public Order at Democratic Primary in Austin
Associated Press report from Austin states Captain W. L. Wright led Rangers on duty during the Democratic primary to maintain order at the polls. No disturbances or causes for concern were cited as the event proceeded.
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Austin
Teas
W. L. Wright
Corpse Chilath
Palla
Dlactimet
League Council approves terms amid Italian British talks
The League of Nations council approved a plan this afternoon with the understanding that Italy and Britain ally on minor issues while they push Eugenio and Traiy toward an accord. A Wyoming Training School visit concluded with a speaker returning from Larmalo after delivering a series of remarks.
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Londox
Amy See
Utee
Council of the League of Nations
Political Announcement for County Official Post
A candidate announces his bid for a county office on the Democratic ticket. The notice references an upcoming primary and invites inquiries. Also included are two small rental notices for a five room furnished house and a single room for a servant, with contact hints.
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Ute
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Corbin
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Karachi
Tuitla
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