Mechanics Leave for Brooks Lake
Twenty five men assigned to Cabois and Brooks to construct a new hotel at Brooks Lake. Carpenters and mechanics arrived by train. two trucks with tools left earlier. The loge grounds will host crews tonight for a July first grand opening. Officials plan a June trip to inspect readiness and route work to Yellowstone access.
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Cabois
Brooks Taint
Toole
Brooks Lake
Dubois
Geno Amoretti
The
Transportation Co
Thursley
Guy Robertson
Jack Williams
Poposin Coul O
Noble Hotel
Yellowstone
Transportation Company
Lenine to Take Long Vacation From Moscow
Berlin dispatch reports the Independent Socialist paper Preigheit stating Premier Lenin will be absent six months for health reasons. A triumvirate of J. V. Stain Leo Kammenel and A. Ih. Stykoff will hold the reins in his stead.
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Associated
Berlin
Jum
Preigheit
Lening
Soviet Russa
Moscow
J. V. Stain
Leo Kammenel
A. Ih. Stykoff
Grand Week at the Grand Theater Promises Top Attractions
A big special program runs this week at the Grand featuring Alice Lake in Over the Wire, Pola Negri in One Arabian Knight, Herbert Roylinson in OD Millionaire, Geraldine Parrar in The Flame of the Desert, Alice Calhoun in The Prime Minister, and other first rate pictures. The house also offers the latest fine comedies at the lowest price, with a strong push for first row seats.
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Alice Lake
Pola Negri
Herbert Roylinson
Witn
Geraldine Parrar
Ophe Tattie
Alice Calhoun
Publiv
Left Yor Indiana Residents Move to Warren Home
Left Yor Indiana Mr od Mre amanoe creel who have been visiting at the home of their dangers Mire Hime and Mra Thom pa left this morning for their new home in Warren Ind Mos George Line who has also been visiting in this city at the Roimeg of Mre Thomas and Mra Hime returned to her home in Basil on the morning's train.
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Mre
Amanoe Creel
Hime
Mra
Thompa
Warren
Ind
Mos
George Line
Thomas
Basil
Trale
Labor Will Push Federal Child Labor Law At AFL Meet
Cincinnati June 14 Organized labor again raised its voice at the American Federation of Labor convention against child labor and in favor of flag day observances. The day's program focused on the Supreme Court ruling as unconstitutional. Samuel Gompers opened the session and urged a constitutional amendment opening the way for federal child labor legislation.
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Associated Prose
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Wpeechee
Supreme Court
Central Labor Union
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Gompery
Chieren
Governor Urges World Conference on Traffic in Morcitites
Governor Louis B. Hurt urges Secretary Hughes and President Handing to convene a World conference to suppress the traffic in morcitites. The plea aims to mobilize international action against illicit trade and regulate commodities at a global level. Strong entities include World conference and U S officials.
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Olympic
Wash
Louis B. Hurt
Hughes
Handing
Massacre claim shocks readers as 1 400 women and children cited
A British telegram relayed by the Greek defence committee alleges that 1 400 Christian women and children were seized by Turkish forces from Ramson on the Black Sea and massacred near Mabak two weeks earlier. The report underscores wartime atrocities and refugee fears.
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London
Ramson
Black Sea
Northwestern Line Aims to Open Through Yellowstone Route
The Northwestern Railroad plans a new Omaha to Lander through service with a steel train, mail baggage day couches Pullmans and a through diner. The schedule calls for arrival in Omaha after 9 45 am and departure at 7 15 pm, boosting the expansion and attracting inquiries from across the country. Mrs W A Gill hosted a luncheon on Washakie street with members and guests of the Toowday and Friday Club.
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Northwestern Railroad
Yellowstone Park
Omaha
Northwestern
Lander
Hogle
Prank Arnot
H. C. Barber
T. W. Martin
J. J. Greenough
Ford to Cut Freight Rates by Ford Railroad
The Detroit Toledo and Ironton line, originally endorsed by the Interstate Commerce Commission, is allowed to lower coal shipping rates after the commission’s final decision. Henry Ford proposed the cuts, and they take effect today.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Army officers selected for training and polo at Narragansett Pier
Eight cavalry officers have been chosen by the War Department to begin training at Mitchell Field Long Island next month. They will form an army team for the Polo tournament at Narragansett Pier July 1 under Major O. L. Beott.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Mitchell Hield
Long Island
Marrangansett Pier
O. 1 Beott
Ice cards ready by eight for all plane orders
Instructions urge prompt submission and prepared boxes to reserve space. The note emphasizes preventing delays and ensuring smooth service, mentioning plans to spare a driver and provide better Weller service.
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Npon
Weller
Abbott Declares Candidacy for Canal Treasurer Nomination
Abbott announces his candidacy for the office of Canal Treasurer subject to the approval of Republican voters at the county primaries.
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Canalf
Froment Vents
Treasure Chest Hidden Beneath Wye River Found
A fragmentary report from Penetanguishene Canada notes a long lost Jesuit treasure said to lie under twenty feet of water and mud in the Wye River. A rod detected the location and suggests large quantities of valuable contents. The treasure box reportedly vanished in 1015 and has not been recovered.
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Huronia
Germany to Pay Up Tomorrow Installment Due
Paris June 14 The German government notified the reparations commission it would pay its regular monthly installment of fifty million gold marks tomorrow the date fixed for this payment.
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Associated
Paris
The
Reparations Commission
Ite Regulae
Soldier School Great Success at Brawley Plan
A government backed Brawley rehabilitation program aids fifty veterans with light disabilities. Trainees purchase farm land and equipment on low interest payments, with government and local business support, led by Brawley High School instructors. Trainees receive annual funding and bank managed budgets to settle debts. The plan aims to cancel substantial indebtedness and expand farming opportunities.
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Regree
Brawley High School
Fatal double shooting at Orin Junction rocks Wyoming
A chaotic early evening at the Henry Hearn store in Orin Junction ends in multiple deaths and a wounded deputy. Tubbs and his wife are killed while a Converse County deputy sheriff and a Northwestern agent are also struck, with a history of family violence and a missing boy echoed in the farcical, tragic tale.
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Wyoming
Henry Hern
Dougie
Tubbs
Orin Junction
Burlington
Orin Junetion
Henry Hearn
Ms Wif
Converse County
Grin Junction
Tdouging
Wyoming Training Schoo
Aye
Flag Day Observed With Betsy Ross House Tied History
Today June 14 marks Flag Day commemorating the adoption of the American flag by Congress on June 14 1777. The Betsy Ross House in Philadelphia is cited as the origin site with the Betsy Ross Memorial Association now maintaining the flag history at the home on a street once called Aver’s Street.
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Congres
Congress
Betty Ram
George Washington
Philadelphia
Livestock men form new cooperative company
In Chicago in June the National Livestock Producers' Association announced a new cooperative company to operate at the Union Stock Yards, intended to tax shipments and coordinate with local producers. The article notes key organizers and the plan to open for business soon near town.
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Chicago
Tovdstock Producers' Ammelation
Aml Com
Tralia
Commissiog Com
Pany
Wulon Flock
Amuelas
How Organiv Athom
Mexico City Street Cars Stop Running
Mexico City on June 11 reports street car service halted as walkouts by labor unions shut down light and power supplies. Police guard strike breakers amid efforts to prevent wider arrests of workers, with authorities hoping to resume services soon.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Railroad men to resume wage talks in Chicago
Chicago June 14 Negotiations over wages and working conditions will be resumed between conductors train men and executives of western railroads. A conference of brotherhood officials and railroad representatives is expected to be sent to Chicago next Friday to reopen the matter.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Brotherhood
Rallromls
Notice of Foreclosure on Madden's Addition Lot Mortgage
On October 1916 Frank N Bowmen and Als ma Bowman deeded to Henry Peterson a mortgage on blocks forty eight to fifty in Madden's Addition Lander Fremont County Wyoming to secure 850.20 due including principal interest taxes and attorney fees. Default has occurred and the sale is set for July 10 1923 at 11 a.m. at the front door of the Fremont County Courthouse Lander. Mortgagee Henry Peterson will apply proceeds to the debt and costs.
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Frank N. Bowman
Alsma T. Bowman
Henry Peterson
Madden
Lander
Fremont County
Wyoming
Ould
Wenry Paterson
Greatest bootlegger claim shocks White House in 1920s letter
A letter by Anguat A. Buseh, president of Ails Buseh, Inc, aboard the steamship Geo, claims the United States is the biggest bootlegger and accuses shipping board ships of selling intoxicating drinks beyond the three mile limit. The Shipping Board and Chairman Lanker rebut the idea, stating the Volstead Act and the 18th Amendment do not apply offshore, while noting support for alcoholic sales on American ships from a safety and national merchant perspective.
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Prosa
ST. Lavuis
United States
Anguat A. Buseh
Aj Ls Buseh, Inc
Ein Aboart
Geo
Washington
Harding
France
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Mi'e Coast Line
Tone
Lanker
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Ing
Lightweight title duel set for July 27 in New York
Late telegraph sends word that Heany Leon ard and Lew Tendler will clash for the world lightweight championship in Jersey City on July 27. Associated Press dispatches outline the bout announcement and draft public notice details.
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Associated Press
New York
Heany Leonard
Lew Tendler
Jermy City
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