Federation of Labor Convention Report Highlights Strife and Resolve
The American Federation of Labor releases a yearly report praising solidarity and constructive planning while condemning anti labor forces. It cites widespread unemployment and clashes with employers, government courts, and President Harding era proposals shaping union regulation. The narrative urges restored faith in industry, moral pledges, and courts that protect workers and families.
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Million-dollar financing offered to promote grain growers sales
A Cutenge capitalist, tied to James K. Manon of Milton Ind, offered a million dollars to fund a sales department for United States Grain Growers Inc. during a Senate inquiry. Burton F. Hales admitted to involvement while Mason's testimony described a board of trade figure willing to assist the cooperative, triggering shock in finance circles. The Colorado Springs report notes Miss Elizabeth Parkinson’s body to be buried in Greenaville, Mo, with Francisco Parkinson assisting.
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Noted Fishing Edtor 6 Dead
Dixie Carrall Carroll Blain Cook Jr a famed fishing editor and writer died after an extended illness in Chicago He was editor of the fishing news section of the Chicago Daily News His burial will be in Pittsburg He helped organize the Tease Walton club and other sport groups
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Bessie Curtis Murder Charge Probed in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri on June 12 a sworn statement places Denser Stas with Miss Ploreneason the night of the shooting. Mrs. Bessie Curtis, 23, was held by police as Chester Barton was acquitted of murder in her death.
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Radio Used by Dry Agents Reported in Enforcement
Washington June 12 The activation by bootleggers is now tipped off by radio says Commissioner Haynes The radio service has been enlisted to assist prohibition enforcement and is being used successfully in Michigan Colorado and Florida
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Arrests in forged checks case face $25,000 claim
Ralph J. Trotter alias Howard O Williams, 27, of Youngstown Ohio, is said by police to face more than 825000 in forged pay checks in various cities. He was masquerading as an ax briner last night, according to authorities. New theatre opened and drew crowds for first showings.
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Youngstown
Ohio
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United States
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Marriage of Miss May Bilison and P Meyers Friday
Miss May Bilison and P Meyers were married Friday evening at the Parthing home by Rev A J Evans. Only guests were Mrs Bilison, Mr and Mrs Warthing and Harold Warthing. After the ceremony the couple went to Judge Wells residence on Washulste Street to reside. Both were educated at the University of Nebraska with Mr Meyers serving Fremont County Agriculture Agent and Mrs Meyers as County Demonstrator.
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A. J. Evans
Tod Parthing
Bilison
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Harold
Local Republican Committeeman Begins Wyoming Oil Visit
Patrick Convan, Wyoming Republican committeeman, arrived from Inet evenlyy Dyauto and left this morning to inspect oil holdings in the Wilot Butte field.
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Wyoming
Many Dead From StorN New York Storm
A massive June storm swept New York causing at least fifty deaths with hundreds injured. Rescue boats searched Long Island Sound overnight while crowds gathered at City Island docks awaiting updates. Property damage reached about one million dollars and ferris wheel wreckage at Classons Point caused multiple casualties.
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Classon's Point
Hon. Patrick OConnor Visits City Amid Governor Speculation
Hon. Patrick J. O'Connor, a figure with large local interests, is spending a few days in the city. When asked about a possible run for governor on the Democratic ticket, he said supporters from both major parties urged him, but he does not covet the honor and would remain a private, humble citizen of Wyoming.
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Patrick J. O'Connor
Keith Lumber Co., Casper lands Teapot Dome contract
Jessie Keith of Casper, formerly of Shawkunt and now with Keith Lumber Co., returned from Lander where he testified in the Bradford Kennedy Parmer case. He said the Mammoth Oil Company awarded a 20 rigat project on Teapot Dome to the Keith operation. Mr and Mrs Haas spent the week at Dick Demeon ranch on upper Wind River.
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For Sale or Trade Local Property and Water Rights
For sale or trade a mixed property listing including a chicken, produce or truck yard. The depot nearby offers seven and a fraction blocks across about seven acres with good water rights. Fenced yard with tram assets. Call 086 J or write P.O. Bax Ma.
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Rome
P.O. Bax
Nomination Acknowledgement for Premont County Treaner
Announcement of the nomination for the office of County Treasurer in Premont County. The nominee is subject to the voters' approval at the upcoming election. Official notice urges eligible residents to participate in the local electoral process and confirms the appointment is contingent on public approval.
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Quake Shocks Recorded in Two Cities
A heavy quake was recorded at Georgetown University Seismological Observatory last night and a tremor hit St Regis College between 9 26 and 10 00 pm. A second, weaker shock followed this morning. Centers of disturbance lie broadly westward about 1000 miles apart.
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Local notes from Lander Wyoming and surrounding area
Community updates include Anael Minson and Gene Golfrey visiting relatives from Derby Dome, Miss Ellen Carpenter injured in Atlantic and transported to Lander for care, attorney G H Paul in town, Colorado College students camping near ranger station, OS Land Office agent checking patents, Mr and Mrs John R Boardman arriving from Oklahoma City and planning summer at Tory Lake, house for rent, job ads, a Dodge Touring car for sale, and a political candidacy announcement by G J Christie for District Judge with August primaries.
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Oklahoma City
Tory Lake
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Lander
Wyoming
Christie
Notice of Final Settlement in Gilbert Estate
The State of Wyoming Fremont County notices creditors and interested persons that administrator has filed final account and petition for distribution with the Fremont County District Court. Objections must be filed before July 20 1982. The court may proceed to settlement on July 21 1982 or as soon after as the matter can be heard. Hardin administrator.
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Wage Cut Rumors Shake Rail Workers as Supreme Court Ruling Looms
In Chicago on June 12, reports say another wage cut could hit 350000 railway employees once the Railway Labor Board acts, potentially trimming forty million dollars from payrolls. Rumors also suggest rail strikes might be funded from Canada to dodge the Supreme Court ruling holding unions liable for member damage.
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Canada
Supreme Court
Storm toll rises as tide sweeps more bodies
From New York to Moscow June reports note the death toll from yesterday's storm surpassing ten with officials warning the total could rise as additional victims are brought in by the tide. In Moscow Premieres tine's condition improves and he can walk in the garden and dictate letters.
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New York
Labor convention opens with Gomperа greeted by ovation
Associated Press report notes openings at the annual convention where Open Shop wage cuts and recognition of Soviet Russia top the agenda. Samuel Gompers rises to open the meeting as delegates cheer him amid a lively scene.
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General Ang's Armistice Proposal Sparks New China Clash
Reported in Pien Tsing June 12, fighting erupted Friday between Ching Wang Tu and Shankwik Wao. The conflict has raged for three days as General Ang's armistice proposal is seen as a possible strategic feint.
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French Reply to British Claims Sent to Hague Embassy
The message from Paris was delivered to the British Embassy this evening. It suggests pursuing a proposal to examine conditions in Russia with a possible envoy, if France agrees to cooperate.
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Will of O L Rupp Probate Hearing Notice Fremont County
In the District Court sixth judicial district Fremont County Wyoming the estate of O L Rupp deceased. Notice is given for publication of time appointed for proving the will on the 20th day of May 1908 at 6 o’clock p m at the court room. The county has appointed the place for proving the will and hearing the application of Bibila Kipp. Any interested party may appear.
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O. L. Rupp
Tima
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Vremont
O. L. Kipp
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