Attack on Bus Driver at Dubois Stirs Town
Virgil Keele, driver for Lander Yellowstone Transportation, was assaulted in Dubois after an editor of the Dubois Courier and William Allen, Ansette’s stepfather, confronted him. Keele fled to a deputy, later was struck again by Allen, and a crowd urged further violence before Keele drove to Lander with head injuries. Warrants reportedly issued for Ansette and Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Keele
Lander-Yellowstone
Dubois
Lander
Kevl
Dubois Courier
Riverton
Lander-Yellinstone Transportation Company
Keele
Moran
Lefencless
Anxette
Reareas
Sbier
Keele Vaya
Bat
William Allen
Ansette
Allen
Keelle
Ansetta
Tubots
Hoover
Casper Gentlemen
Judge Brown Finishes Court and Heads Home
Judge Brown finished up court Friday night and left yesterday morning for his home in Dougtae to spend Sunday with his family. He worked hard to clean up and keep cases ready, earning praise for keeping the court on the minute pace.
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Brown
Dougtae
Casper Maneere James Gratiot Departs for Brooks Lake
Casper Maneere James Gratiot traveling with his wife and General Manager Cook of Standard Oil Company went through here Saturday en route to Brooks Lake. They expect to spend several days resting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gratiot
Waper
Try Bie
Standard Oil Company
Brooks Lake
Developments Hint at Local Pew Sale Plans
Several Minneapolis men express interest in a pew poll and shell event. Indications suggest a start of sales, with Plaidy and St lewald mentioned as involved parties.
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Minneapolis
Plaidy
St Lewald
Greeks Endorce Proclamation for Asian Minor Self Rule
Smyria July 1 A proclamation announcing a regime of self government in Asia Minor regions under Greek authority was used by the Greek high commissioner. The decree cites Allied WWI principles and the Greek protectorate concept inviting all residents to participate in local council administration.
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Smyria
Asia Minor
Railway Union Plaintiffs Seek Immediate Restraining Order
In the District Court of Wyoming Chicago and North Western Railway Company leads a broad group of union officers and members from Casper Wyoming and elsewhere seeking a preliminary injunction. The complaint argues imminent harm to railroad operations and safety due to alleged concerted actions, intimidation, and interference with mail service and maintenance of way. The court is urged to grant a restraining order to prevent further disruptive acts before a hearing can occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
District OF Wyoming
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Wbove
Blake Kennedy
United Smtes District Court For
United Staten Mails
Greeks and Britts may start fight near Constantinople
July 31 report says British troops have been moved across the Bosphorus from the Asiatic to the European side near Constantinople to reinforce French troops. Allied staff pledge to prevent any Greek advance on the city and to oppose violations of its neutrality. Greek forces concentrate in Thrace as preparations continue.
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Constantinople
Thrace
Injunction Granted In Wyoming Case Against Multiple Defendants
Court orders defendants and affiliates to refrain from interfering with plaintiff’s business, employees, or operations. Prohibits threats, intimidation, or violence to deter employment or entry by workers, and blocks any acts aimed at harming the plaintiff’s business or workers. Initial injunction includes protection of employment relations and prevention of coercive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Aupuet
Sali Pofondante Agatoss
Esi
Amc
Ite
Whnjdever
Randuet
Cns
Ryan
Ferber
Ming
Phaly Jerrom
Cuyler Denies Promises to President on Rail Strike
In Philadelphia on July 81 President Cuyler of the Associated Railways denies giving any assurances to President Harding. He states no commitments were made and that they await the president’s proposals. Mrs Crowithire travels to Moorcraft Wyoming for summer school sessions, expected to last about a month.
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Philadelphia
Presient Cuyler
Associated Railways
Nat
Harding
Prank Crowithire
Moorcraft
Wyoming
Progres
Picketing and intimidation order near plaintiff’s property
A court order prohibits groups in sympathy with the strike from congregating near the plaintiff’s premises, threatening or intimidating employees, blocking access, or impeding operations of the plaintiff as a common carrier. The order directs enforcement across carrier facilities and surrounding areas and requires publication in The Casper Daily Tribune and Lanier Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Caspar
Trung
Wyomig
Lepany
Lave
Hoover Plan Sets Up Central Coal Control Amid Labor Woes
Washington July 31 The government’s emergency coal distribution plan moved into action with a central committee led by Henry H B Spencer to regulate production and ensure steady supplies. The scheme aims to fix prices, coordinate rail and interstate commerce, and direct state distributions to keep coal available within borders while maintaining material fairness.
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Br Associated Press
Washington
Henry HB. Spencer
Begau
Enteral
Auto Accident at Midnight Near Lawier Port Washakie Road
A late night collision four miles from Lawier on the road to Port Washakie injured Lou Andrews a North York rancher severely cutting him across the forehead and arm. Frank McDowell of Milford escaped with minor injuries as both Font and Nash cars suffered major damage. Brown aided Andrews to town for stitches after the windshield impact, while Amil tone remains confined to bed with a likely brief recovery.
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Lawier
Port Washakle
Lou Andrews
North York
Frank McDowell
Milford
Font
Nash
Promont Garage
Ed Savage
McDowell
Baldwin Creek Bridge
Andrews
Amiltone
Lander Teachers Take New Posts in Nearby Schools
Several Lander educators will shift assignments this term. O D Cinterell heads a department at Neate University in Laramie. Virginie William joins space at Cheyenne School, and Golo Morrin moves to Cheyenne to teach in the high school. P P Call, assistant principal, becomes principal at La Vogue High School, New Mesinn, as part of the year’s changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Cinterell
Morrinn
Rapid City
Hauth
P.P. Call
Bahual
Oak
Lae Vogue
New Mesinn
Fragmented note on vane and vitamin flavors
A garbled passage mentions vane Mikind of the Miele batter and Phermaylis with references to evading or delaying actions. The readable fragments point to names and possible products but lack coherent events or clear actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saad
Phermaylis
Blanket tariff hike approved by Senate vote
Senate approves blanket tariff increases on woolen blankets raising duties from the old 25 percent ad valorem to rates that reach 40 cents a pound and 40 percent ad valorem, in contrast with prior Pinewood law. Also reports a Seattle death in a Vancouver Island car crash and Oklahoma life loss statistics in 1921 versus 1920.
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Washington
Mnnate
Rith
Piuerwood
Army pilots Welber and Hines depart Denver for Oklahoma
Lieutenant Charis L. Welber and Lieutenant Virgil Hines, army aviators, who arrived in Denver Thursday, left for Muskogee Oklahoma today.
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Avanela
Denven
Charis L. Welber
Ant
Virgil Hines
Denver
Muskoger
Oklahoma
Boland Wounded and Near Death
Associated Press reports Harry Boland a former Dail Brean representative in the United States lies critically wounded in a Dublin hospital after an attempt to arrest him led to a scuffle at his hotel. He was struck by a weapon during the clash and wounded in the abdomen.
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Associated Pres
Selmast
Teland
Harry Boland
Dail Brean
United States
Dublin
National Army
Kid Air
Boland
Lad
Holan
Peace plan eyed to end railroad shopmen strike
July 31 report from Washington notes strike leaders converging in Chicago to consider President Harding's peace proposal. AO Wharton, Labor member of the Railroad Labor Board, warns against rejecting the plan, while union leaders say it may be accepted. Harding cites assurances from Railway Executives Chairman Cuylve, VP Atterbury, and Jewell that support for ending the strike is forthcoming, with Jewell poised to back the proposal in Chicago.
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Chicago
Harding
Kpo
Wen Weill
AO. Wharton
Isbor
Turwlay
New York
Associated Prams
Washington
Hardigin
Atrieces
Cuylve
Association of Railway Executives
Atterbury
Vivania Raifcowl
J. M. Jewell
Dent
Farle
Jewell
Chyler
Atterbury Ik
Enid
Hard— Jug
Local visit and theater engagement noted in town social
Lester Young and Norma Young visited Mr and Mrs Lat Poston in Lenser with plans to perform in Sston. A funeral for Rayford Mathmann was held at 2 PM from the Baptist church in Lenser with interment at Mount Hope cemetery. Harold Cole relatives arrived from Che yesterday, planning visits in Lan der then travel to Yellowtone Park along the Southern Eu tram. A reward of 10 00 stands for information leading to a recovered dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Lenser
Rayford Mathmann
Fran
Harold Cole
Che
Olive
Gladys Cole
Body Shipped For Burial In South Dakota
The body of Paul Nighula, drowned recently, was shipped to Senecea South Dakota for burial. Mrs N A Heugen was murdered at Sones ea. The Indy was accompanied by 4 Mater, Mrs Leaile Lamiberean, and 4 leather Augiat Nichole. GIRL FRIENDLY CAMP The Leis Priendly Soviety will go late ci tomorrow at the Tanger Mallon, a few miles south Banth Mase. They expect to stay for many days, tents and supplies left yesterday by trek. The group plans a camp, wind the city hopes this Ahke domain will be restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Paul Nighula
Senecea
Mra
N. A. Heugen
Sonesea
Mater
Leaile
Tanger Mallon
Emmy
Tom Daye
Thie
Family Gratitude for Support After Bereavement
The family of Andrew Mathinwon and relatives thank friends for kind words and support after the recent bereavement. They especially acknowledge sympathy received during the faiwed time and in memory of the beloved.
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Andrew Mathinwon
Routhers Murifie Railroad Sues Southern Pacific Dam
The Routhers Murifi¢ Railroad company filed in the Supreme Court an application for the rebewring if the tam us Southern Pacific dam. The court recently handed down an opinion greeting the company to Uivonco itele Tam the wwaveslip and content at the Contrat Vortflo Wallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamidington
Tha
Routhers Murifi¢ Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
Uivonco
Fragmentary July Uprising and Obscure Notices Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text reports unsettled regional items from July including a religious offering and family mention, a Denver political push for law enforcement, a jury action noted with unclear verdict details, and scattered references to associates and officials. The garbled copy yields few clear names or dates.
Whudemate to Cormaintie adult plea found in foyer note
An odd hallway note from Cowge Hehwendt foyer seeks adult plebere with unclear meaning. The message mentions Whudemate to Cormaintie and uses unusual spelling, suggesting possible local oddity or coded plea observed by staff.
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Cormaintie
Plebere
Cowge
Hehwendt
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Ubos
Casper Maneere
Ad Minor
William Burkett
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Casper
M. Tilton
Tntertationnl
AnWwiation of
Ember of Wait Association
Lewallen
Jis
Tf International
Neotherhood of Hlarksmiths
Lir
EB Berger
International Alliance of Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers
Wid Association
International Amsielation of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Wna Helpers of America
International Brotwer of
International Brotherhood of Ehert~ Irieal
Cuyler
Asontace
Pree
Wral
Lake Rennirdy
Ms . Charlea' I
Omlmuaue, Leet
Sen. Warren
Associated Press
Seattle
Wah
Harry Whitney Treat
Vancouver Island
Gkhlahoma City
Maotur Acei
Lente
Vital Statiatics
Uate. Telegraph
Lester Young
Snl
Miews
Mary and
Norma Young
Rock Poengs
Mr. Ant Mra
Lat Poston
Family
Ja Lander
Ene
Kinney
Aire Meyers Aml
Childen
L. Chew
T Madell Chew
Associated Prose
Pitcagu
Associated Pear
Paul Prosser
Denverstic State Act
Jolfocson
Fred O Audie
Lad Wad
William BR
Snook
Lenya
Newihinagaaa
Angreen
Cal
Olwnehain
Asqualutadl
Phteauo
Henry
Hore Ward
Secrlary
Ly Aseusiates Provecanphit
Daly
Ae Vauinett
Mi Weet
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