Troop A Troops Go Into Camp For Hard Work
Troop A local cavalry unit camps on the Poposia river Buena Vista addition with full equipment for combat readiness. Mobilization orders reached nearly all members as four full-strength units are expected to report for regular training. No movement orders yet. Governor reports Sheriff fears strike disorder, Burlington Railroad complains of protection gaps. Troop A to train intensively and be ready to entrain at a moment's notice.
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Poposia
Buena Vista
Evnay
Anats
Esay
Thoman
Sheridan County
Fiiday
Burlington Railroad Company
Sun's Army Drives Back Canton Opponents Near Shinchow
Sun Yat Sen forces push outward through Kwangs Tung province to recapture Canton. The deposed president has suffered defeats near Shinchow 60 miles north of Canton and at Yun Glun southeast of Shinchow with heavy casualties. Sun troops reportedly retreating to the northeast.
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Canton
China
Sun Yat Sen
Kwang
Tung Province
Shinchow
Yun Glun
Sun
Wyoming Ready to Loan Army Trucks for Rail Strike Emergency
Cheyenne reported the Wyoming highway department told the federal Bureau of Public Roads that the state can provide 87 army trucks for use in transporting rails during a railroad strike emergency. The trucks, loaned by the War Department after World War I, are dispersed across Wyoming and could be mobilized quickly at strategic points.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
State Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
War Department
Reduced Fares to Chicago via Chicago and Northwestern
Reduced fares effective July 20 to August 15 1982 for Chicago round trips from unspecified origin. Tickets valid five days from sale date and no later than August 15 1982. Exposition at Municipal Recreation Pier Chicago features industrial arts science health and welfare exhibits with tickets from Chicago and Northwestern Railway agents.
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Chicago
Pooerful Municipal
America
Northwestern
Kiwanis Luncheon Reports Hoback Canyon Road Progress
At the Noble Motel Kiwanis members heard BE Pourt describe dedication ceremonies for the Hoback Canyon road opening to the Park and travel through Yellowstone. They discussed Dinwoody cutoff funding, bids, and a county process with a committee to urge action. Invitations were extended for Kiwanis conventions in Great Falls and Colorado Springs.
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Kiwanis Club
Noble Motel
BE. H. Pourt
Hoback Canyon
Park
Yellowstone Park
Lander-Yellowstone Transportation Company
Dinwooty
Ithe Board of County Commissioners
Prank Brower
William Hagans
W. H .Stone
Great Falls
Montafin
Colorado
C. T. Jones
French Olympic Committee to Add Art Competitions in 1924
Paris July 25 The French executive Olympic committee plans five international contests at the 1924 meet in architecture music literature painting and sculpture. Medals will be issued to winners. Subjects may be broad but must be directly inspired by sport.
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Paris
County Offices Sought as Nominations Rise
The last week saw a surge in filing nom inations for county offices with many more names expected. More people want county offices than ever before. The legislature next session should create about twenty new offices to ease duties and taxes on poor farmers.
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Jama
Ralmo
Republican Primary Bid in Fremont County Wyomingo
Political notice from J I Irwitt of Hiverton Wyoming seeks Republican nomination for the U S House seat in the upcoming August 13 1982 primary. The letter asks Fremont County voters for support and is signed by Irwitt with a rural era tone.
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Fremont County
House of Representatives
Vrewant County
Government to Begin Emergency Coal Control Program
Secretary Hoover announced that the emergency coal control plan will start within 48 hours and include all coal, with pri orities to be set by the Interstate Commerce Commission. If operators refuse to cooperate, districts may appoint local committees to distribute coal and curb rising prices. The plan aims to apply to both non union and union fields and follows failed arbitration.
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Associated Prena
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce
Teton County Measure Faces Legal Fight Over Origin
Wyoming Supreme Court heard arguments over the Teton county measure amid questions of how the law originated and whether the 1911 and 1921 statutes exceed constitutional limits. The dispute centers on population and wealth thresholds and the legality of changes without a constitution convention. The case may keep Teton County tied up in court pending further rulings.
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Cheyenne
Teton County
Idaho
Manter
P. W. Spaulding
Evanston
Wyoming Supreme Court
Teton
Spaulding
Yellowstone National Park
Symons
R. K. Rose
Kemmerer
Supreme Court
Wyoming
Apaulding
Tuertheed
Ralph Kimball
Pred Bhawn
Thanedet
Willian
Riner
Peopaset County
Strikers Strike Torpedoes On Railroad Track
In San Bernardino California a train firing at a non-union shop strike disrupted a passenger run. Armed men had earlier searched a train in Cajon Pass. Torpedoes placed on the track caused a crowd to menace the viaduct as crews fled toward shops.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Cajon Pass
Here
Kern
Denby to Arrive in San Francisco September 1
Secretary of the Navy Edwin Denby will travel from Manila to San Francisco aboard the Henderson and arrive September 1, with the news received by wire today.
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San Francisco
Cal
Edwin Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Manila
Henderson
Court proceedings wrap up by Thursday under Judge Brown
Judge Brown aims to finish the civil docket by Thursday night. He presided over Henderson vs Gustin and Wise of Montgomery vs Burk Brothers, a piano dispute, with arguments continuing into the evening session yesterday.
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Brown
Henderson
Gustin
Montgomery
Burk Brothers
World’s Aviator Crashes in Baluchistan Flight
London July 25 Major W. T. Blake British aviator attempting a world round trip from England crashed his aircraft near Sibi in British Baluchistan on Saturday afternoon. He escaped injury but the machine was damaged.
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London
W. T. Blake
England
Sibi
Baluchistan
Karachi
License Lost On Colorado Car In Port Col sting
A car parked near the Noble Hotel attracted attention as the owner’s license plate was missing. Deputy officials questioned a man and identified him as T. Pry of Port Col sting Colorado, an employee of the Goodrigh Muller Company, though the plate remained absent.
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Colorado
Noble Hotel
vMelale
Pry
Port Colsing
Culorado
Goodrigh Muller Company
Conditions of Business Gets Serious
A pessimistic view of business conditions from rail strikes coal and textile action is in a Weekly review by the National Industrial Board of Employers Organization. The report cites over two million idle workers since July and one hundred million man-hours lost weekly, with wages exceeding 2160,000,000 in the month and rising eight million dollars daily, signaling reduced purchasing power and potential employment effects.
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New York
National Industrial Board of Employers’ Organization
Amateu r Writers Describe Villain Myths in Chicago Contest
Chicago July 25 Amateur writers in a Chicago Daily News contest debated long standing villain myths. University of Chicago professor Tom Peete Crow praised the contest winners and noted popular beliefs tie dark facial hair to wickedness dating from folklore. He argued biases against blondness and global race myths shaped readers views of villains in fiction and film. A classified ad for a three room apartment ends the report.
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Chicago
Amyrien
Jay
Tom Peete Crows
University of Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Dr. Crow
United States
Villany
Elannette
Macn
Conditions in Country Grim as Rail and Coal Strikes Intensify
Chicago July 25 The railway strike and coal strike threaten widespread plant closures high unemployment and fuel and food shortages Public utilities may fail and rail service could halt if the rent strike continues two more weeks state rail transport would be at a standstill Wisconsin Railroad Commissioner H B Trombower warned of further disruption urging speedy settlement to avert crisis
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Chicago
H. B. Trombower
Wisconsin Railroad
General Sawyer Called on to Reconsider Hospital Plan
Colonel A A Sprague of the American Legion writes Brigadier General Charles B Sawyer asking him to step aside as coordinator of the hospital plan. He accuses Sawyer of blocking proper care for wounded and shocked veterans and of stalling the hospital plan voted by Congress. He cites over 4 500 mental cases in contract institutions and 3 590 in government facilities.
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Chicago
A. A. Sprague
American Legion
Charles B. Sawyer
Harding
Federal Board of Hospitalization
Sawyer
Sprague
Purchasing power declines in farm product value
Washington reports the purchasing power or exchange value of farm products fell four points from March to June, reaching 72 percent of the 1913 basis. The drop, based on Department of Agriculture statistics released today, reflects continuing agricultural price pressures.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Railway Clerks Union Meets to Discuss Wage Disputes
Chicago July 25 The General Chairman of the Railway Clerks Union held a meeting to formulate a uniform policy in concert with wage disputes over Wagen and other matters. No immediate strike action expected. leaders aim to reaffirm the stance not to call workers out while seeking amicable settlement.
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Chicago
Railway Clerks Union
Rode
Wagen
Wight
Pilots Prepare for 6000 Mile South Southwest Flight
Lieutenants Charles Weber and Virgil Minns, military airmen, complete preparations to depart Rockwell Field for a long southwesterly mission. The July 20 note outlines crew readiness for the extended air trip.
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Han Theo
Liewtenants
Charles Weber
Virgil Minns
Silitary
Rockwell
Pied An Ete
Mamgeping
Robbery Strikes Mrs Gurnea Munn in Paris
Mrs. Gurnea Munn daughter of Rodman Wanamaker Jr New York was robbed of a platinum bracelet set with gems valued at 250000 francs. Detectives in Paris were reportedly assigned to the case as authorities investigate the luxury theft.
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Associated Pros
Paris
Gurnea Munn
Rodman Wanamake Jr
New York
Sveral
Durie
Harding appoints Emer Kaver as assistant secretary
Washington July 20 President Harding accepted the naming of Emer Kaver of Tacoma Washington as assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of internal revenue and customs announced at the White House. Omaha July 25 complete returns show Charles H Randall 48097 and Dan McMullen 48476 in the Republican race for governor.
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Ansociaton Prees
Washington
Omaha
Iste
Charles H. Randall
Dan McMullen
Emergency Fats Run Amid Rail Transport Crisis
The Interstate Commerce Commission declares an emergency in the Mississippi river transportation area requiring priority routing for essential commodities. Food perishable products and livestock shipments gain preference, with railroads and common carriers to serve hospitals and public utilities, while government institutions face reduced service.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Opening of a New Scenic Route to Yellowstone Park
A new Teton Mountain scenic route from Lander, Wyoming to Yellowstone Park opened July 1. The journey travels through the Wind River country to Hebrons Lake, offering views of the Tetons and Jackson Hole. A booklet titled Totem Mountain House to Yellowstone National Park is available with train schedules and full information from agents.
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Yellowstone Park
Rockina
Teton Mountain
Lander
Wyo
Yellowstone
Khoshine Indias Reservation
Pletirenque Wind River
Hreoks Lake
Trij
Teton Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Regina
Jackson Hole and Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Faron
Obleage
Mallway
Local Candidate Seeks Judicial Post Amid Voter Support
A political announcement outlines a bid for a county court judge seat. The candidate pledges to follow the will of the voters and to serve with integrity, urging turnout at the upcoming election.
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Clatrlet
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Irwitt, Hiverton
Behrovder Eal Jeult Hod Palmer
Thomas’ Pos] A
Associated Press
DENGY
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Villian
Horner Khlea
Asculatet Pres
Associated
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