Work After Men Who C Wolenge
Chicago July 29 Postmaster General Work denounced a pageant of savagery in the Pageant of Progress opening. He warned organized labor against violence and urged fair bargaining and open shop principles while praising the ailing progress of youth and the role of mothers and schools in shaping citizens. He attacked labor leaders who restrict employment and called for a shift to merit based wage rules and a less combative approach within unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Work
Dr. Work
United States
Ita
Drownings Near Wind River Claim Young Riverton Man
Paul Nichols of Riverton, about 19, drowned yesterday around 10 near Crowheart in Wind River. He slipped into the swift river while working on a drive, was swept away despite companions' efforts, and was recovered too late. His sister Leas Lamberson of Lander and his mother in South Dakota were notified. Public notices follow with local entertainment events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nichols
Riverton
Wind River
Crowheart
Wap
Duriner Benson
Lash
Slater
Mia
Leas Lamberson
Lander, Also
Floods Damage Property Near Denver
Heavy rains swelled Cherry Creek and the South Platte River causing floods that damaged homes and highways in Denver’s residential districts. Bridges were washed out and crops near Parker suffered. travel has since been restored and officials assess the damage as not likely to be extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prows
Denver
Cherry Creek
South Platts River
Gokman
Parker
Colorado
Denver and Salt Lake Railroad
The
Colorado and Southern
Hughes to Lead U S Mission to Centennial Show
Secretary of State Hughes will head the U S mission to the Centennial Exposition in Brazil. He plans to travel to Rio de Janeiro on a Shipping Board vessel rather than on a naval transport as part of the official delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hughes
United States
Frazil
Rio de Terio
Shipping Board
Navy
Weather outlook for week shows fair Northern Rockies
The weather outlook for the week starting Monday in the Northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions is generally fair with temperatures near or slightly below normal. In the Southern Plateau regions, conditions will be generally fair with local mountain rains and temperatures near or slightly below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Auto Party Visits Lander From Yellowstone Tour
Mr John Perry of New York City, Mr and Mrs Paul Kieser and Mr Weity of Brookings South Dakota stopped in Lander for a visit with Dr and Mrs T Jones at the Wyoming State Training School. They entered via the Southern Entrance and praised the scenery. Kieser, a professor of journalism at South Dakota Agricultural College, is noted for publicity work in the state and the Lander Southern Entrance may gain attention upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perry
New York City
Paul Kiewer
Weity
Brookings
South Dakota
Lander
Yellowstone Park
T. Jones
Wyoming
Kieser
Journallem
South Dakota Agricultural College
Lander Southern
Sunday Services and Sermons at Local Church
Sunday school at ten o'clock morning service at eleven with the subject A Little Child. Evening program includes seven o'clock topic Jeune Vocationaling or Transfiguration. Evening sermon by request delivered by C. B. King, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunday School
Bridge Party Hosts Gala in Lauder Home
A local bridge party last night at the Lauder residence honored Mig. George Laketar of Gasper. Prizes went to Won by Homalmnulin and consolation to Mrs. Thomas Hiley. Guests included Mr. Inkster and others as part of a brief social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Heairive
Eva Bean
Lauder
Homor
Mig
George Laketar
Gasper
Homalmnulin
Thomas Hiley
Mro
Inkster
Aira
Oeumtryiman
Episcopal Church Adopts Social Service Declaration
Chicago July 29 A National Council declaration urges fundamental changes in social and industrial life to achieve peace and order. It endorses cooperation over competition, defines Christian social service as applying Jesus's teachings to all relations, and calls for justice, fair wages, and shared responsibility between employers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Council of the
Episcopal Church
Episcopal General Convention
Portland
Oregon
Department of Christian Social Service
Naional Council
Church
Christ
Lander Folka Headed to Thermopolis for Outing
Among the Lander folk leaving for Thermopolis today and tomorrow are L. A. Collum and wife, Arthur Veagh and wife, Frank Arnold and wife, Charles Shewhan and family, Wo Mw Weeks and family, Harry Bablchi and family, Mr and Mrs Jayde Wrad, and Vale Magroe and Comlly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hephante
Lander Folka
Thermopolis
Eireas
L. A. Collum
Arthur Veaghn
Prank Arnald
Charles Shewhan
Wo Mw. Weeks Ani
Harry Bablchi
Jayde Wrad
Vale Magroe
Tremp A troop thanks donors and staff in87 addition
The message expresses gratitude to Charles Kola and Harry Loewe for donations of five items to the troop. It notes an assistant cook and steady supply role, with references to Troop positions and a contact line. The text is garbled but centers on appreciation and equipment support for the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremp A
Abeve Lander
Charles Kola
Harry Loewe
Wyoming
French Premier Poincare Alters Weekend Plan for Safety
Paris awoke to news that Premier Poincare left Paris by automobile for his country home after an announced train trip for a weekend holiday. authorities say the change aimed to prevent possible assassination amid reports of a German monarchist plot to kill him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Paris
Poincare
Department of the Mouse
German mark hits record low as exchange sinks
The mark tumbled to 15 1 2 conte per hundred in New York trading, the lowest quotation yet, marking an overnight drop of nearly two erste per hundred. Officials blame the reparations settlement delay and Germany's internal turmoil for the sharp depreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pree
New York
Jimmy Boyle Given 30 Day Jail Sentence in Frevent County
James Boyle appeared before Judge Welle after evidence was presented. The sheriff extended a 30 day jail term with a $25 fine and court costs. Boyle was directed to accompany the sheriff to Lawler for peaceful confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Vont
Jimmy' Boyle
Lawler
James Boyle
Welle
Ben
Boyle
Courts of Justice
Divorce Granted in Semion Berere Case for Ferrin Family
The court granted a divorce for Pera Ferrin from Glenn Ferrin. Pera Ferrin was awarded custody of their two year old child from the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semion Berere
Pera Ferrin
Glenn Ferrin
Cour
Bus drivers called to camp for mobilization duty
Ed Paine of Lander Yellowstone buses reports for mobilization with Troop 4. Paine’s vehicle will be piloted by one of George Bell’s brothers. Paine has been released from mobilization duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Paine
Death comes after poisoning in Therimopulla case
Andrew Mathiases returned with the body of the deceased Keyford who led wildenly there Wethomlay from Plomaine poisoning. The mother of the deceased, who was in Utah at the time of death, has been notified and is en route via Hoek Springs. Funeral arrangements are being made and will likely be held tomorrow once more details arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mathiases
Therimopulla
Keyford
Utah
Haveen
Jon
Mee
Mathinaen
Dennison Is Placed Under Martial Law by State Troops
Dennison Texas July 20 state troops patrol the city under martial law after Governor Neff extends the military district beyond the railroad property, enforcing order in the town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociatet Presa
Dennison
Texas
Neff
Boy aims toy pistol at police in Detroit
Mitch Detroit July 28 Harry Watson aged 15 tried to shoot two policemen with a toy pistol. Believing the weapon genuine officers fired. Watson is in hospital near death. He had escaped juvenile detention and was located in an alley. He drew a suspected real pistol, warned he would fire, and was shot in the shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mitch
Harry Watson
Icb
Watson
Harry
Boy Scouts 10 on Pioneer Dickinwinn Park Trip
About a dozen Boy Scouts of Lando r in charge of Scoutmaster Joseph Garver will depart Sunday for a week at Dickinwinn Park in a pioneer automobile trip. Westone will haul the group into the park marking a first for autos in the region. The program covers first aid wood craft camp detail and other practical Boy Scout skills. Participants include Wyman Cyphert Horace Winslow Harold Confey Ralph Clark Burton Hennecker Rowanne Weg Hubert Cooper Charles Swain Pramels Buckley Henry Cox Joel Richards and Kenneth Me Com.
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Landor
Joseph Garver
Sanday
Dickinwinn Park
Ste. Linn
Dickinvon Park
Scoutmaster Guiser
Wyman 1 Cyphert
Horace Winslow
Harold Con Fey
Ralph Clark
Burton Hennecker
Rowanne Weg
Hubert Cooper
Charles Swain
Pramels Buckley
Henry Cox
Joel Richards
Kenneth MeCom
Not Guilty For Hudson Moonshine Case
John Tusbek, arrested with Notar and Sparman during a raid on a Hudson moonshine still, pleaded not guilty. Evidence showed he merely observed the illicit operation and drank a sample, but was found not guilty of disturbing the peace. Pashek paid a fine and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tusbek
Hudson
Notar
Sparman
Ant
Dulge Welle
Pashek
Clever Moyers children dazzle at Lals Theater
A crowded audience enjoyed Elaine Moyers and Baby Audrey Moyers performing in a staged entertainment. Elaine impressed with age appropriate drives and Baby Audrey, though five, danced with a maturity beyond years. The lively event highlighted the young performers’ charm and stage presence.
Submarine convoy reports safe passage to Hampton Roads
All twelve submarines traveling from Los Angeles to Hampton Roads under convoy of the tender Reaver are accounted for. Two are out of commission and being towed, with no serious trouble reported. Early claims of mining were based on sightings of a badly smoking sub near Ensenada. later, Commander Stover confirmed eight submarines in the convoy.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hampton Roads
Tocal Tase
Tne
Thomas W. Sheridan
California
Envenada
Lastaight
Stover
Ku Klux Klan Leaders Confer Ahead of Texas Man Trial
H. McCall, head of the Ku Klux Klan in Texas, arrived in Los Angeles to consult with W. Vries, California King Kleagle, on defense of seven men who face trial August 7 for alleged participation in a raid on a bonded winery last April. The raid left one member of the group dead after about 250 men visited the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Noted Criminal Captured After Vault Burglary Case
Apokane Washington July 20. Ton Hore Hdeletein, alleged by local police to be the notorious safe burglar with a long criminal record, is suspected of tying robbed vaults in the Paulen building amounting to one hundred thousand dollars.
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Apokane
Waih
Paulen
Local Notes and Moves From Riverton and Surroundings
Riverton teacher Helen Petersdorf accepts a post at the Wyoming State Planning School. B C Sullars leaves Lander for Rowheater Minnesota to resume farming. Prenout County Library plans a book drive and return before the event. Meyers title at the tele formight is noted as the week advances. Wyoming Tleded Thuber Company officials tour Duboly and Lander area today. Willkie Moravel travels to Hull Lake for a week long visit. Charlie McMay purchases a new Mash Apart Mi Gb from Tremont Garage yesterday.
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Mrc
Helen Petersdorf
Riverton
Wyoming State Planning School
Settlement Prospects Brighter After Week of Talks
Reports from Chicago indicate a railway strike settlement may be reached as Harding plan is reviewed by railroad heads next Tuesday. Union leaders plan a concurrent meeting in Chicago or New York to evaluate the proposal. Key sticking point cited is the seniority line in the plan.
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Associated Prom
Chicago
Stetien
Harding
Sbepcrafta
Will
New York
B. M. Jowls
Washington
Investigation proposed into curtain senators stake in rate bill
Washington July 29 Senate Caraway Democrat of Arkansas introduced a resolution to investigate charges that certain senators hold financial interests in the ratetalk duties tied to schedules in the pending tax bill. The move aims to ensure lawmakers’ financial ties do not influence policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caraway
Arkansas
Explosion at Viaduct Habel Leaves Dozens Hurt
Kansas City July 29 report says James A llnnfield of Omaha dead and four others missing. About a dozen firemen search the ruins at the corner of Eighth and Main streets for more possible victims after a deadly explosion and fire damaged nearby warehouses and adjacent buildings.
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Kansas City
James A.linnfield
Omaha
God
Habel
Eighth
Main Streets
Kidnapped American Agent Escapes After Ransom Fight
Associated Press report from Lagarde LaGrange states Eugene Jova, son of an American volunteer agent, was kidnapped yesterday and held for a $20,100 ransom. He escaped his captors early today after a struggle in which he was wounded, according to the police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagar Lagrange
Eugene Jova
Trindite
All U S coal mines to gain free railcar walls, says Monr
Washington July 29 all pres dying coal mines in the country will be given free wall for railroad cars as well as the administration's emergency fuel control mucking is completed, says Secretary Monver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Countey
Bevertary Monver
Nebraska floods threaten towns with rising rivers
Heavy rains across Nebraska cause widespread concerns of flood damage. At Pilger overflow from Verreck indicated the town fording the creek, with residents fearing substantial wreck and property loss as waters rose in early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omatia
Nebraska
Pilger
Prominent Parents Attend Majestic Event
A social note from the Majestic records Matliite Motwrwich, daughter of Harold Methembok of Chiesge, attending the event. She declined to discuss certain individuals and future plans, with remarks indicating a private stance on introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathiite Motwrwich
Harold Methembok
Chiesge
Majestic
Max Over
Mathingen Funeral Notice Abbreviated Schedule
A brief funeral notice lists a service for the deceased with details of time and location. Relatives and attendees are expected to join at the set hour, with limited information available from the fragment.
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Tala
Chuck
Brazil
Auto Party
C. B. King
Bridge Party
Jimmy” Boyle
Tems City
Boy Scoues
King Pandele
Dawn
Buel News
Sae
A. G. Harrison
Crowheart, Was
Associated Press
KLUX
Ansociated Press
B.C. Sullars
Rowheater
Minnesota
Prenout County Library
Allie Day
Tw Ag
Meyers
Wee Engineering and Supply Company
Goa
Boveru
Prominvet
Wyomleg Tleded Thuber Company
Duboly
Tamiter
Eae
Mr. Out
Willkie Moravel
Hull Lake
Charlie McMay
Mi Gb
Tremont Garage
Mathingen
Mabhiann
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