Fire at Popesix Coal Mine destroys multiple structures
A blaze in the boiler room at Mine No. 1 near Hudson yesterday afternoon destroyed the boiler house, garage, store house, and four Buick cars owned by miners. Despite early alarms and help from Lander, Hudson, and Hindon, strong winds and initial equipment shortages hampered crews. origin remains undetermined and strike-related disruptions were noted.
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Popesix Coal Company
Hudson
Rurchean
Blage
Lander
Hindon
Bigekamith Shop
Neck broken and still lives after pool dive
Columbus Ga June 28 L Smith lies in city hospital with a double neck fracture from a pool dive. Doctors believe recovery possible after operation removed bone fragments from the spinal cord and surrounding area.
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Associated Press
Columbus, Ga
L. Smith
Crime prevention campaign meetings led by Denver leader
Sr Theodore Nanson represents a Wyoming Hygiene and Welfare drive with a June 25 gathering at eight PM in the Armory. Dr Namvoo speaks on Prevention Not Cure urging all churches to unite for crime prevention and youth protection. Also notes a political announcement by Sebo Wumphrey seeking the District Judge seat. Watch for Minstrel Show dates at the Tela.
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Wyoming
Dickson
Theodore Hansoe
Field Marshal Wilson Shot Dead Outside His Home
London June 22 Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson was shot and killed outside his Eton Square home. Two assailants were arrested after firing three revolvers as he stepped from an automobile. Wilson, former Chief of the Imperial Staff, had given a speech earlier in Liverpool Street in connection with a war memorial unveiling.
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Associated Press
London
Henry Hughes Wilson
Eton Square
Liverpool Street
Wilson
Addy
Imperial Staff
Ingo
Ulster
Eowlier
House of Commons
Connelly
O'Brien
Professor Cooke In Lander With His Weird Power
Keen interest follows the vaudeville debut of Professor Cooks in Lander as he headlines the Grand Theatre program. His act features the Simla Beance and Crystal Gazing with audience participation and a mix of science, mystery, and humor.
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Professor Cooke
Lander
Professor Cooks
Grand Theatre
Profesor Cooke
Bimla
Prof. Cooke
Cooke
Dynamite Blast Kills Wyoming Official William K. Carson
William K. Carson of Dubois, a longtime Wyoming resident and Fremont County representative, was killed by a premature dynamite blast while overseeing State Highway Department blasting 13 miles above Dubois on the Rocky Mountain Highway. His body, found mangled near the blast site, prompted an inquest. funeral planned for tomorrow. Survived by a brother in Texas.
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William K. Carson
Dubois
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Carson
State Highway Department
Mr. Carson
Fremont County
Oscar Stringer
Daboin
Baron
Texas
Lander boosters urged to advertise and grow town
A campaign urges every Lander resident to promote the city to attract outside trade. It argues publicity draws business, raises property values, and brings new residents, warning that inaction lets neighbors gain the advantage. Includes note on upcoming club event and a sale ad for a well furnished home with heating plant and garage.
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Lander
Wighboring Ashy
Oil stocks rise and mortgage foreclosure notice published
New York June 22 American Petroleum Institute reports US crude oil stocks rose by 8 million barrels in May. US daily oil production for the week ending June 1% fell to 11,445,700 barrels. A foreclosure notice cites James J. Atkins and Benjamin Evans with three chattel mortgages dated 1920, listing debts and planned sale of personal property in Lander on June 20, 1992 at 10 a.m. to satisfy loans.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
United States
James J. Atkins
Benjamin Beans
Candy Kitchen
Gituate
Lander
Br Eald Voulor
Geld Mortage
Foreelnmure
Solo Urnjamin Evans
Murigngea
Mass killings at Strip Mine in Illinois labor clash
In Illinois near Hreoin a violent convulsion between union men and sympathizers and nonunion mine workers leaves nineteen dead and many missing or wounded. At the Strip Mine near here, sixteen nonunion men are reported killed, several hanged or shot after being captured by union forces. A foreman was beaten to death, and more nonunion workers are bullet-riddled or dying. Police and officials continue to account for captives and casualties as the outbreak spreads through the camp and surrounding woods.
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Hrein
Ill
Here
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Kithul
Labor Federation backs plan to repeal Sherman Law
By a large vote the American Federation of Labor adopted a program advocating four constitutional amendments to repeal the Sherman Anti-Trust law. The plan aims to use court action against employers and firemen opposed to labor, drafted by a panel policy committee.
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Clinginnati
American Federation of Labor
Npnelal
Prospects Tour by Fort Gollina Experts
RB Br Sehaay of Fort Gollina Col and others arrived with Bennett and Manion to inspect the aluminum project near Landve. They will study the property, assess age and value, and report to the depot manager after a thorough examination. A 1200 foot boat hole sunk on the property a few miles south has limited information available.
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Sehaay
Fort Gollina
Col
Landve
Hennett
Fort Collins
Edward Manion
Denver
Bennett
Manilow
Alty
Morvich Road to Kentucky Special Field Gathers
Latonia hosts the arrival of Harry Payne Whitney horses forming the Million Dollar Field for the $50,000 Kentucky Special to be run Saturday. Morvich completed a mile and an eighth workout, owner Benjamin Wilek declaring the mare ready to do her best. Whiskaway, shipped earlier, slated for a brief breeze Friday to stay on edge.
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Associated Prom
Cincinnati
Ohio
Latonia
Harry Payne Whitney
Kentucky
Morvieh
Hie
Benjamin Bivek
Illinois to consider ban on traffic in human glands
Two Chicago Democrats Thomas J. O Grady and Lawrence G. O Brien announce legislation to prohibit selling or buying any part of the body including time glands. The measure seeks to regulate bodily tissue trade and would be introduced in the West Section of the Illinois legislature.
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Chicago
Illinois
Thomas J. O'Grady
Lawrence G. O'Brian
Prominent Mohammedan Body to Be Interred in India
After ten months Molam snedins of The Pacificionst arrange for interment in India of Mahsoumshal a leading Mohammedan who died in Oroshiby California last August. The body will be sent by steamer from San Francisco.
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Racramento
Cal
Udia
Mahsoumshal
United States
Orovishy
Galif
Lnst
San Franaieco
Russian Premier Leine Granted Leave of Absence
A Moscow press dispatch says the Russian Council of Commerce granted Premier Leine a leave of absence until autumn due to illness, with the news reported from Copenhagen on June 28.
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Copenhagen
Moscow
Central
Kussian Council of Commismricy
Leuine
Derailed Westbound Train No 1 Near Holliday, Kansas
Four cars of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe passenger train No 1 traveling from Chicago to California derailed near Corttas Holliday in Kansas City area. Several passengers reported slightly injured as cars piled against a bluff with Kansas River flooding the opposite track.
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Topeka
Kans
Atchison, Topeka and Basta Fe
Chicago
California
Corttas
Holliday
Kona
Kansas City
Denver Heat Wave Breaks Records As Thermometer Soars
Denver reporters note continued extreme heat with the mercury climbing past existing records. By noon, the weather bureau thermometer stood two degrees above yesterday at the same hour, signaling a possible relief soon as a break in the heat wave was anticipated across Montana and the northern Rocky Mountains.
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Denver
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Grove
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Morris City Tramway Strike Shocks Main Dunk
By Ammelatid Prose. Mexico City June ot. The strike of Morris City tramway employees wan witnessed during night with America withdrew throw at their main dunk ula.
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Mexico City
Morris City
iMrikaes
Premont County Treasurer Nomination Notices
Voters in Premont County face Republican nomination for county treasurer. Details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a call for candidates and party process.
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L Derby
Chautauqua President Urges Women Leadership Abroad
Dr. Arthur Bestor, president of the Chautauqua Institution, told a large audience of General Federation of Women’s Clubs at Chautauqua that American women should embrace leadership roles in the Near East. He warned of postwar Europe’s distress, debt, and upheaval, urging decisive action and continued American influence to aid recovery and education.
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Associated Prom
Chautauqua
Asierlea
Near East
Arthur KE
Bestor
Chautauqua Institution
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Europe
Jeongth
Ammelation
American Relief Administration
Bester
Asia
Lebanons
Serbia
England
Earger
Great Britain
France
Tle
P Orler
United States
Bestar
Eli National
Asta
Laullapan
Vahln
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Sebo Wumphrey
Mickersen Barn
Tals
Hia
The
Grand
Premont County
B, J. Buren
Campbell
Lanier
Bishop Masdall Hospital
Pine
Fumday
Perloe
W.K. Carson
Mise
Clare Moomi
Monte
Mies
Margaret Dickinson
Pasiou
Lala
Nomunin
Ile Lee Oes
Morvich
RAGE
Asociatet
Ammelatid
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