Wet and Dry Fights Shape Midwest Primaries
In Ohio Wisconsin and Minnesota the wet and dry issues dominate campaigns ahead of primaries. In Ohio August 8 ballots test prohibition and light wine and beer proposals with many candidates in 22 districts. Wisconsin sees party factions split over enforcement and the Volstead act, while Minnesota awaits a potential anti prohibition stance in congress.
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Chicago
Volstead
Minnesota
Laxue
Ohio
Wisconsin
Anti Malcom League
Congress
United States
Robert M. la Folette
W. A. Ganfeld
United States Senate
William J. Morgan
J. J. Blaine
Ganfield
Citizens Republican State Conference
Milwaukee
Senator la Follette
Blaine
la Polette
A. J. Volatoad
Prohibition Enforcement
J. Kvale
Benson
Valehead
Meg
Kyule
Republicas
Kyale
Hayes Says Censorship Won't Succeed in Movies
Wil H. Hayes former postmaster general and leader of the Motion Picture Producers Association asserted that public censorship of the press pulpit film or speech is irresponsible and predicted state or national censorship will fail and be unnecessary in the future.
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Associated Pros
Los Angeles
Wil H. Hayes
United States
Motion Picture Producers Association
Haya
Sun Yat Sen Claims Victory Near Canton in Civil War
Canton China July 24 Sun Yat Sen the deposed president of the South Chinese Republic announced his forces captured several hundred troops of Chen Chiumg Ming near Yingtak sixty miles north of Canton Chen s headquarters says the engagement was unimportant as only a few of Chen s soldiers were captured Sun Yat Sen optimistic about re establishing governance in Canton backed by forces loyal to the Central Republic at Peking
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Canton
China
Sun Yat Ben
South China Republic
Chen Chiumg-Ming
Yingtak
Chen
Sun Yat-Sen
Central Republic
Peking
Five Die in Auto Car Collision in San Francisco
Five persons are dead and four others are believed dying after a crash last night between a automobile and a street car in San Francisco. The car toppled and burst into flames burning victims before rescue. Four of the dead were from one family.
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Asvciated
SAN Prancisco
Orlando Turns Down Position
Ferner Premier Orlando, after consultation with King Victor Emmanuel, refused to form a cabinet to succeed Premier Facto who resigned last week. He opposes a short lived cabinet and is reported to be coordinating with leaders of constitutional groups in the chamber. Political notices follow with candidate announcements for Fremont County offices and a room for rent listing.
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Associated Prove
Rome
Ferner
Orlando
Victor Emmanuel
Troops Ordered Ready In Wyoming Strike Crisis
Wyoming Adjutant General R S Emay ordered immediate mobilization of state National Guard units in response to a railroad strike that threatened control in Sheridan. Lander and Rigerton Troops A and B received the order, with daily readiness to move if federal troops are needed under President Harding’s directive.
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Sheridan
Carey
R. 8. Eemay
Wyoming
National Guard
Lander Evening Post
Lander
McCaun
Sbety
Rig~erton
Harding
Ea Dally
Crisia Presenta
McCuun
Local couple wed at F Williams home in Lander
Floyd McCoy and Mix Susie Colburn were married last night in the F Williams home by Judge Well. The couple will reside in Lander with many friends offering congratulations as Fort Paine departs for Los Angeles to join Asset Oil Company in Pallerton California.
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Floyd McCoy
Mix Susie Colburn
Lander
F. Williams
Judge Well
Fort Paine
Los Angeles
California
Asion Oil Company
Pallerton
Califrnia
Endangered Power Plant Faced by Forest Fires Near Seattle
Forest fires fifteen miles east of Seattle threaten the city’s electric supply as firefighters strive to protect high tension lines feeding the hydro plant. The report notes anticipation of Caspar Baturdeau and horse Peggy May racing in Casper, with plans for further competition and possible state fair entries later.
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Seattle
Wash
Here
I. McClure
Casper Bat~ Urdeau
Peggy May
Casper
Lander
McClure
Large Coal Orders Placed for Immediate Shipment
London reports Scotland has orders for immediate coal shipments to America as part of wartime trade. Britain and Belgium received large quantities via the Atlantic, with the United States supplying some coal to British and Belgian markets.
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London
Scotland
Amarion
Baotland
Gateway described as future Yellowstone entrance prospect
James B Walton visiting Lander as traveling agent for Lan der Yellowstone Transportation Company, Cunard, and Anchor Lines outlines cooperation to develop the Lander Southern Entrance as a premier gateway to Yellowstone Park. He notes trans Atlantic travel patterns, discusses ship classes Berengaria Aquitania and Mauretania, and departs for Casper then Omaha.
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Lander-Yellowstone Transportation Company
Cunard Steamship Company
Anchor Lines
Lander
James 8. Walton
Ger
trans-Atlantic Ny
Walton
Billings
Mont
Omaha
Yellowstone Park
Lander Southern Entrance
Pele
Park
Evening Post
Aurion
Yellowstone
Europe
America
Aquitania
Atlantic
Elonta
New York
Cherbourg
Casper
Bus Crowded This Morning On Local Line
Crowded tram and bus services reported this morning as passengers filled cars and lines. Officials note reduced service due to strikes with many trains taken off and a potential rebound in passenger numbers if demand rises. a help wanted ad for 100 spring chickens appears in the notice.
Coal Men Convene in Washington to Plan Distribution
Bituminous coal operators representing six states gathered at the call of Secretary Hoover to craft a cooperation plan with the government and railroads. A central committee from Commerce Justice Interior and Interstate Commerce Commission would coordinate with district coal committees to ensure effective distribution during a coal shortage, pooling noncoal production and assigning water resources under ICC authority.
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Washington
Hoover
Rilronda
Departments of Commerce, Justice, Interior
Interstate Commerce Communion
Virginia
West Virginia
Tonawasee
Kentucky
Pennylvania
Alabama
Interstate Commerce Commission
Local residents visit and visitors travel from multiple towns
Casper resident Mrs Georgy Twhater visits relatives while Mr and Mrs Countryman Boots Farlow tour Yellowstone via Southern Entrance. Hunt from Salt Lake City visits parents J Ht Hunt in Lander. FP Wiener leaves for Los Angeles after three weeks in Lander. Signor arrives from Columbus Montana to visit Hailey parents EB A Signor. Carl Bart plans a meeting tomorrow with Toowlay Cob. Becker of Showhunt Lumber Company arrives for a short visit before traveling to Lanier.
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Boots Farlow
Yellowstone Park
TD. HW
Hunt
Salt Lake City
Mra. J. Ht
Lander
FP. Wiener
Los Angeles
California
Guy Higby
Fing
Signor
Columbus
Montana
Mes
Hailey
Opening of a New Scenic Route to Yellowstone Park
A new Teton Mountain Route from Lander Wyoming to Yellowstone Park opened July 1. The highway passes Shoshone Indian Reservation and Wind River with views of the Rockies, Brooks Lake and trout rich waters. A booklet titled Teton Mountain Route to Yellowstone Park is available at travel offices in Chicago and the Northwest.
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Yellowstone Park
The
Rockien
Adenia Teton Mountain
Lander
Wyo
Yellowstone
Shoshone Indian Reservation
Brooks Lake
Totus Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Javkeen Mile
Lake Beglon
Teton Mountain
Yellowstone Narthal Park
Agoote
Chicago
Northwesthen Wallweny
Soldiers take hold of the Buffalo strike
Buffalo New York July 24 one man with a broken arm and another with a fractured skull were hospitalized after clashes with state troopers guarding the trolley lines of the International Railway Company where employees have been on strike since July 2. The constabulary activity followed a call from Mayor Schwab to Major George P. Chandler as police maintained order. The railway operated a limited number of cars on all lines today.
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Buffalo
N. Y
International Railway Company
Schwab
George P. Chandler
Railway
Knickerbocker Indictments Thrown Out
Five persons charged in the Knickerbocker theatre disaster, January deaths, had their indictments dismissed by Justice Biddons of the Columbia Supreme Court. Demurrers were sustained as the indictment elements were deemed defective. United States Attorney Peyton Gurdon signaled an appeal for reversal.
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Washington
Jay
Knickerbocker
Justice Biddons
Columbia Supreme Court
Jndletchentn Werwlefectiva
United Etaten
Peyton Gurdon
Coal prices rise in Chicago amid wholesale shift
July reports show Chicago coal prices jumping from about 35.15 per ton to 38.18 per ton after a supply shift. A leading industrial firm notes a price hike across retail and wholesale coal markets in the Midwest with further increases from 5.25 and 26.00 to 41.35 and 18.00 per ton in small lots.
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Thormyu
Coul i Emstor
Chicago
Underwood Attacks War Policies in Senate Hearing
Senator Underwood of Alabama criticized President Harding and the administration during a July session. He disputed claims of fraud in the German chemical patent arrangements and questioned government actions against Genian chemical patents. He urged stronger measures against perceived concessions and proposed steps to counter the issue amid political tensions.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Chemlest Poundathia Ood
Vroncle P. Garono
Genian Chemical
Seniator Underwood
Alulchia
Loodter
Thor
Aonator Underwood
Miteholt Palmer
Carmy Allen
Ciriani
Underwood
Government Layoffs From Afi OTRike Worsens Rail Morale
MHIOAGG July 24 The railroad strike widens into a new week as government agencies delay resumption talks. Officials in Washington and Chicago have offered no new moves leaving transport in limbo while unions press for coal and essential supply relief amid an uncertain outcome.
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Amanela
Mhioagg
Eselkiog Fo
Ure
Sterke
Iilroad
Tila
Washington
Chicago
Coal operators back price plan after Hoover talks
Late telegraph dispatch from Washington says coal producers in the producing districts met with Secretary Hoover and accepted in principle the administration plan to maintain price and ensure fuel distribution during the strike emergency. Operators reportedly objected to some legal features of the scheme.
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Washington
Hoover
Texas primary results show Ferguson ahead for Senate ticket
The lead in the Dallas area primary race for the United States Senate ticket put Ferguson in first place with about 7,000 at noon tax day figures from the Texas election bureau. Mayfield remained in second place.
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Dallas
Texas
Unclear Washington Note Sparks Bermuda Transit Hint
Fragmentary report from London notes a Washington request about a covert air route via Bermuda into the United States. The text suggests an unofficial approval or inquiry but lacks concrete details on participants, dates, or actions.
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Associated Presa
London
Washington
United States
Bermuda
Unclear OCR item with uncertain details
Fragmentary text mentions locations Bourth and Sweetwater and a person Violet Heth in Lander Wye, but lacks coherent event or names. Cannot confirm date, event, or outcome from the readable fragments.
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Bourth
Lander
Wye
Reduced Fares to Chicago via Chicago and Northwestern Rail
Reduced fare program applies August 5 6 7 with return within five days. Travel to Chicago and back allowed for exhibition week by the Chicago and Northwestern route. Limited to a specified distance and date, with light housekeeping provided for the route.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Pichie
Chiongu
Austria
Lark Sona
Chheage
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Emmuing Primemien
Wells
Georgy
Mra
Toowlay Cob
Mrs. Carl Bart
Pheodore Becker
Showhunt Lumber Company
Showhorn
Lanier
Associated Prom
Warpath
Iy Associated Press
Cory
Biguy
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Route Mig Wraire
Week Lineal Aie, Lander
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