Churches Urge Harding to End Coal Strike Now
A joint appeal from the Commission on the Church and Social Service, the National Catholic Welfare Council, and the Central Conference of American Rabbis asks President Harding to convene a national coal conference, investigate mine practices, and promptly end the coal strike to prevent broader economic damage and suffering in mining towns. The plea notes previous bipartisan efforts and calls for federal action amid rising nonunion support and price pressures.
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Ay Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Commission On the Church and Social Service
Federal Council of Churches
Department of Social Action
National Catholic Welfare Council
Socil Justice Commission
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Kaman Catholet
Veda Bee Laken
Commission of the Church and Social Service
Pactoral Council
Churches of Christ In America
Themaclves
Preas
Desrre
Sonanlen| Helde
Trcumatances
Nevertheles
Announcement of Candidacy for Fremont County Treasurer
A candidate declares run for Fremont County Treasurer subject to Republican voters in upcoming primaries. The note cites public trust, the economic crisis, and the coal reserves as central issues guiding the campaign.
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Fremont County
Directors Enthusiastic Over Opening of Brooks Lake Route
The directors of the Lander Yellowstone Park Transportation Co returned from an inspection tour to Brooks Lake and expressed satisfaction with progress. Everything should be ready to welcome buses and tourists by July 1 as crews continue road work after recent rains.
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Lander-Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
Brooks Lake
Minnesota Senatorial Contest Moves to Polls
Minnesota voters went to the polls to nominate candidates for the United States Senate and state offices. Mrs Anna Dickie Olesen of Clockette contests with two men for the Democratic nomination while Senator Frank B Kellogg faces two opponents amid reports he supports the administration.
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Associated Prest
MENIGO ASKED TO GET MURDERER
The American embassy in Mexico City and the Consulate at Tampico were ordered by the state department to urge local Mexican officials to apprehend the murderers of Warren D. Harvey, an American paymaster killed near Tampico on June 17. Harvey worked for an olive company and was slain five miles from Tampico. A Wyoming man, M. 4, Senwortaier or Jasper, arrived in Lander to take a job with the Lander Meat Company, where Broderick the proprietor is expanding patronage and service.
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Washington
Mexico City
Tampico
State Department
Warren D. Harvey
Harvey
Tantite
M. 4
Senwortaier
Jasper
Wyoming
Lander
Lander Meat Company
Broderick
Shy Boy Nearly Lost Life After Freight Train Accident
Leroy Eustace six year old son of Oliver Eustace was struck by an incoming local freight at the Lander yards near Gerald Stack’s home. He wandered to watch a party, dozed by the rails and was hit on the head by the rear steps, suffering a four inch scalp wound and facial injuries. He survived and regained consciousness Sunday morning, hospital reports say he will recover.
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Leroy Eustace
Oliver Eustace
Lander
Gerald Stack
Stack
Hoe
Bishop Randall Hospital
Minye
Kanoas Mine Opens Open Shop in Kanoas Field
Pittsburg Kans June 19 Open shop mining has begun in the Kanoas field with J R Con and Mining Company starting a coal mine at Crowbur where 31 men work. Officials say they employed 104 men by Wednesday. Pay is 4.00 a day for day work.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Kanoas
J. R. Con and Mining Company
Crowbur
Toway
New City Editor W. H. Meredith Joins Evening Post
W H Meredith of Iowa accepts an editor post at the Evening Post replacing Miss Margaret Dickinson who resigned due to her mother's illness. Meredith, a seasoned newspaper man, will rely on Lander residents to furnish news and build local pact support.
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W. HH. Meredith
Iowa
Evening Post
Margaret Dickinson
Mer. Mereitth
Lander
Notion ICH Users Urged to Send Fee Cards by Noon
Notice urges users to save fee cards by 0 a m and phone orders by noon to ensure staff readiness. It warns delays may force customers to leave the floor and promises improved service as a result.
Sewing and Craft Goods Notice
Fragmentary text hints at a sewing and making shop promotion with a factory guarantee claim and a reference to Phoge Th J. Lacking clear entities or dates.
Notice to Public on Service Garage Enticement Fraud
Notice warns the public about a fraudulent activity involving individuals tied to a Service Garage. It states that they are no longer in service and that the garage will not be responsible for any claims or checks signed on behalf of the garage.
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Kichandaon
Dilfort
B. Vogeleuug
John Mack to Prosecute Walter Ward in Murder Charge
John E. B. Mack of Poughkeepsie guardian of baby Guy Stillman has been retained to prosecute Walter Ward on a first degree murder charge. Ward, a wealthy man, was to face trial for the shooting of Clarence Peters. Detention as a special assistant to the District Attorney Wenks was announced.
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Ampeinted Press
White Plain
John EB
Mack
Poughkeepsie
New York
Guy Stillman
Walter 8
Ward
Wanker
Trigh
Clarence Peters
Wenks Waa
Farm Bureau merger plans target Chicago and Minneapolis grain markets
A Midwest Farm Bureau committee and United States Grain Growers officials announced plans to acquire vats on the Chicago and Minneapolis grain exchanges. The group will also make contracts directly to consumers as part of the agreement.
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Tod Press
Emergo
Midwest Farm Burn
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Chicago
Minneapolis
Ani
Consuners
Senate votes against delaying tariff bill in soldiers bonus clash
Washington reports Senate Republicans table the idea to delay the tariff bill to allow a soldiers bonus measure. A resolution backing the final tariff vote and the bonus was adopted, with the bonus to be unfinished business after the final tariff decision. Also notices seek sales and job leads in Lander Wyoming.
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Washington
Senate Republicans
Notion of Pinal Settlement in Wyoming Estate
Notice to creditors and interested parties in the estate of Louis W. Gilart deceased. Administrator files his account and petition for final settlement with Fremont County District Court. Objections must be filed by July 20, 1908. Final settlement scheduled for July 24, 1908, or a later day set by the court.
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Wyoming
Fremont
O. L. Kipp
Vremont
L. Kipp
Eddie Kipp
Albert Tweed
Hestate
Louies W. Gilart
Wall
Proment County
Wyecoming
Wuld Cuvet
Indicted May Fr Eng Pay Involved In Arms Shipment Case
Mal Thompson vice president of Auto Ordnance Co is indicted by a federal grand jury in Newark on conspiracy to ship arms to Ireland. Auto Ordnance and eleven individuals face counts tied to a 1914 Sinn Fein related shipment from a Batavia line freighter and related parties in New York Washington and Deland.
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Associated Press
Shlinton
N. J
Marcellus P. Thompson
Fuel Setire
Auto Ordnincc Company
New York
Ireland
United State District
Arrowmith
Auto Ordinace Company
George Gordon Rorke
Washington
Auto Ordnance Comany
Frank Kerling
Frank Coohtsmyter
John Cullane
American Express Company
Mr. Murchy
Culmine
Leprosy Survey Counts 1200 Lepers in 25 States
Public Health Service survey reports 1200 lepers at large across 25 states per Surgeon General Lavender.
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Washington
Jne
Public Health Service Today
Lavender
University of Michigan commencement shapes peace effort
Secretary Hughes spoke at the University of Michigan commencement praising a plan for civic responsibility in international affairs. In Scottsbluff Nebraska a weekend storm caused three fatalities from separate lightning strikes.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor, Mich
United States
Hughes
Commencment University of Michigan
France to Attend Hague Conference with Russian Delegates
Paris June 19 France will participate in the Hague conference with Russian delegates beginning June 20. If political questions are raised the French will withdraw their delegates from the talks.
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Ty Associated Press
Paris
Franc
France
The
Hague
Married Saturday Afternoon in Tand er
Miso Billie Butte and Mie Frank Crowther were quietly married Saturday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock in Tand er. They left for Thermopolus on a brief honeymoon and will return to make their home. The bride is Mira Huttalym Lawler. Crowther has worked as a night man at Fremont Garage in Lander. Numerous friends offered congratulations.
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Miso
Billie Butte
Mie
Frank Crowther
Tander
Thermopolus
Mira
For Sale or Trade in Beavengu r Area
Advertisement offers a tract of about 7 acres near the depot and Mula Street for sale or trade. Includes two full acres and a fraction, good word of mouth and renewals, buildings to be appreciated. Contact 306 J or mail P.O. Mus ua for details. Potentially linked to local work and opportunities at Lawrence Folay Grove.
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P.O. Musua
Controversial Notes From Midwest Speech and Mixed Items
An address at Northwestern University by Osborn for Michigan governor urging justice as life’s path. A separate Baltic fog incident reports a collision near Coox Bay involving the Frank G Drum and Ypres Maru with no serious damage. Also a classified ad seeks a young lady rock title artist for home patreon interviews in Wyoming.
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Ryanston
Ill
Chase
Osborn
Michigan
Northwestern University
Deliah
Metan
Gower
Ban Francisco
Coox Bay
Oregon
Frank G. Drum
Hauling Service Advertised With Local Offers
We haul all kinds including coal ashes rubbish and cleanup. John Humphrey at the Nickerson tarn or phone 198. WANTED by a young couple with six children a furnished house or board in a private family. Call Room 216 No ble Hotel. WANTED by a young man must be seasonable Apply at the Evening Post or call J
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John Humphrey
Nickerson Tarn
Young Amin
The
Evening Post
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New Cleaning Prices From American Steam Laundry
Cleaning department issue lists revised prices for men and ladies garments. Suits cleaned and pressed range from 1.00 to 1.75 plus delivery. trousers cleaned and pressed 0.25 to 0.60. gowns and dresses priced 1.00 or more. hats and fancies noted with varying costs. Delivery service advertised as called for and delivered.
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American Steam Laundry
Political Announcement for Judicial Candidacy
A political notice announces candidacy for the judicial office of district judge. The speaker seeks the voters support to succeed the current holder and asks for an endorsement from supporters in upcoming elections.
Railroad strike looms as wage referendum nears
Chicago June 10 The railroad strike chances rise as 130000.00 wage cuts ordered by the Railroad Labor Board take effect by date. Leaders condemn reductions and warn a strike may be sanctioned if the referendum passes. Washington signals possible executive support amid mounting labor tension.
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Ansvoumtad
Chicago
Men Trooper
Railroad Labor Board
All Unions
Washington
Puettinge
Hooper
Mine Workers See Joint Strike Threat Over Rail Walkout
Threstco te predicts victory for mine workers in a looming rail strike. President Lewis of the Mine Workers union plans to meet with Rail Union chiefs to discuss joint action. He says mobilizing a million workers could sway labor and disrupt national transportation and industry.
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Cincinnatt
Turley confesses to murder in North Side home
Relatives and police report Orville J. Turley confessed to slaying Mrs. Kien Whee whose body was found at a North Side residence. The trial is expected to reveal details as prosecutors call a key witness who may be granted immunity.
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Renver
Orville J. Turley
Kien Whee
Wolng Nerangnd
van Hee
Chat
Indicted Taos official pleads not guilty in conspiracy case
The former Grand Citizen of Taos Nation pleads not guilty to an indictment charging conspiracy and related crimes. He and an associate were arrested in Atlanta and brought to court with a deputy sheriff present.
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Taos Anubis
Willhiat
Grand Ciotlin
Politi
Atlanta
Forest fire near Whitewater canyon under control
The fire in Mogollon mountains threatens nearby areas as crews work to contain the blaze. Authorities report partial containment and monitor for shifting winds. Other dispatches include a Denver dairy and food campaign note, with limited readable details.
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Dy Astoetated Press
Juin
Mogollon Mountains
Portland primary drama shapes renomination race
In Portland on June 18 the male relay council faced renomination challenges from the Mayes and Cain factions. Former Congressman Francis Cavene y and former state senator Howard Novien led opposition as the local candidates continued the contest.
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JW Asmvelateil Pras
Portland
Jum
Taled Htaiva Benator Mrvdees
Mala Btate Preierior
Eole
Cougronsannie
Frand Caveniey
Ator Howard Novien
Tee Wumen Vniek
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