Mexican Congress convenes as debt and recognition loom
Mexico City Sept 1 The Mexican Congress opens with two major issues on debate debt payment terms agreed by Secretary De La Huerta and international bankers in New York on June 16 may be ratified or rejected An amendment to Article 7 seeks guaranties for property and acquired rights and a precedent for recognition of current Mexican rule by Washington President Obregon’s address is expected to address the recognition question.
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Mexico
Finance de la Huerta
Ittee
New York
United States
Washington
Obrewon
Strike guards injured in clash at Livingston yard
In Livingston Montana a battle between railway guards and strike sympathizers left guards with injuries. United States Marshals pursued attackers from the railroad yards after assailants pelted the bunk house with stones.
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Livingston
Mont
United Biates
Chas
Restaurant Changes Hands at Hougen's Eat Cafe
Ownership and management of Hougen's Eat Cafe transfer to EA Mhombers and Robert Patterson and Mrs Patterson known as Paddy and Bob. They are experienced restaurateurs in Lander and plan improvements to enhance service quality and patronage. Future plans remain undisclosed.
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Elexol
Hougen
Eat Cafe
EA Mhombers
Robert Patterson
Chumbesn
Patterson
Paddy
Bob
Lander
Tey
Hangen
Imudor
Wongen Fay
Were Married at Baptist Parsonage in Dubois
Mix Gludyce Pepper of South Dakota wed Louis Mu Mehmet of Dubois at the Baptist parsonage with Rev King officiating. Grace Mopper and Earl Grumph aided, groom a Dubois Mercantile employee. They will return to Dubois this afternoon to begin their life together. friends extend congratulations.
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Dupid
Mix
Gludyce Pepper
South Dakota
Louis Mu Mehmet
Dubois
Baptist Parsonage
King
Helating
Grace Mopper
Belde
Earl Grumph
A. Jones
Dubois Mere
McMichanla
Dubolt
Duboia
Teachers Near End of Institute In Fremont County
Forty or more visiting rural teachers teaching in Fremont County this year benefit from the County Institute in session at the junior high school. Morning and afternoon sessions cover school management teaching principles and child psychology with experts from Vincouver and Riverton. The institute closes today with plans for city teachers’ sessions in October or November ahead of the new term.
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Fremont County
Saily
Martha Lo Hall
Vincouver
C. Whitlow
Riverton
G. KE. Mertin
Tenplers’ College
Kearney
Nebraska
G. E B. Martin
L. R. Foote
Premont County Vocational High School
Martin
Joneher Herwott
Lashley Hall
LL. RK. Poote
Mont Capes
Curfew Rouses Horrah Residents Over Night Bell
In Harrah Oklahoma a nine o clock curfew bell woke residents prompting a complaint to the Jefferson County Attorney. A visiting delegation charged the watchman with ringing the bell to wake the town, but the County Attorney ruled the ordinance makes it the watchman's duty to sound the alarm if needed.
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Uklatimoma City
Horrah
Okla
Oklahoma City
Ron
Cotton Crop Decrease Reported by Agriculture Dept
Washington dispatch reports the September crop prospectus shows a reduction in cotton production for the current season. The Agriculture Department released the forecast today, noting lower yields and reduced outlook across key growing regions.
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Washington
Bopt
Government Veterans Bureau Spending Reveals Large Outlays
Washington reports over 1.84 billion dollars spent by the Veterans Bureau for former servicemen through August 1. Major allocations include 314.4 million for vocational training, 545.47 million for insurance, and 369.62 million for compensation with numerous other aids.
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Washington
Veteran's Bureau
Fromer
Freeman Demonstrates Tree Growing at Catholic Parsonage
J Freeman of the local office will lead a 4 pm demonstration on street trees in the Catholic parsonage yard. He is an experienced horticulturist, former president of the Oklahoma Fruit and Shade Tree Growers Association, and has worked across North Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Montana and Wyoming. He plans grafting and propagation demonstrations, argues sap never goes down, and aims to teach healthful, uniform tree growing.
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Hatunday
J. By Freeman
Freeman
Oklahoma
North Imkota
Nebraska
Montana
Wyoming
Catholi Parsonage
Babe Ruth Suspended for Third Time This Season
The American League suspended Babe Ruth of the Yankees for three days after he directed vulgar language at umpire Connolly in New York last Wednesday. Ban Johnson announced the disciplinary action citing the remarks as vulgar and vicious.
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Chicago
Habe Ruth
The
Yankoes
Ban Johnson
Ruth
Connolly
New York
Johnson
Nuth
Bomb found under coach at El Pabo Texas
Fragmented report describes a bomb found under a coach near El Pabo Texas. Early explosions prompted heightened guard measures and police response. A sleeping cat in the yard was misinterpreted as the source before the device was removed.
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EL Pabo
Texas
Avard
Ile
Get-Together Luncheon Highlights Bull Lake Glacier Expedition
A large crowd met at the Noble Hotel for the Get-Together Club luncheon. Reports covered the Bull Lake Creek glaciers expedition with praise for the landscape, explorers C P Fordyce and Vincent, and detailed glacial moraines and milky meltwater observations. Plans to organize a larger party and publish expedition findings were discussed.
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Noble Hotel
Bull Lake Creek
E. H. Fourt
Lander
C. P. Fordyce
Outdoor Life
United States
Vincent
Northwestern Railrou
North American
Asia
Europe
T. Jone
Fea
Kennicott
Pordyce
Nest Wammer
Fremont Wyoming Republican Committee Plans September Meeting
The Fremont County Republican Central Committee calls a meeting of precinct committeemen elected August 22 1922 in Lander Fremont County Wyoming on September 2 1982 at 2 pm in the Grill Room Moble Hotel. Agenda includes selecting a State Committeeman County Chairman Secretary and other offices and transacting other business.
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Mittee
Fremont
Wyoming
Railroad Bridges Guarded After Attempted Bombing
Cleveland Ohio September 1 heavy guard protects all railroad bridges after New York Central police report being fired upon while surprising four men digging near a central support of the Cuyahoga River Belt Line bridge. The men fled, swam the river, and drove off in an automobile.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga River
Belt Line
New York Central
Men and Women Caught in Major Liquor Raids
In Kporane Washington authorities conducted a large raid with police sheriffs and federal officers. Thirty one individuals, both men and women, were detained on felony charges after raids at twenty four locations. Affected persons were held in two thousand dollars bond each.
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Kporane
Wash
Jenkins Wins Nomination In Fremont Sublette Counts
In the primary race for state legislature seats the Sublette portion of Fremont County was not counted, altering results. Jenkins edged Welty by 28 votes to claim a Republican nomination, with Gouin Mardin Venking Jowett and Welty also noted in totals. Democratic totals from this section plus Fremont County official returns shaped the final four for the November contest.
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Fremont County
Sublette
Fremont
Atate
Jenkins
Welty
Pinedale
Gouin
Mardin
Venking
Jowett
Wondrit
Tila
Gopin
Tlw
Minedaly
Preemont County
Ligislatiure
Mont
Johnson
Moyer
Shanley
Wilcox
Hunt
Tow Holdover Matters to Be Cleared in Court
Judge C C Brown aims to clean up holdover cases in court today with a possible session tomorrow. He will then spend Sunday at his Douglas home, travel to Asper, and convene there to proceed with routing matters. The term opens November 14 after September sessions to organize the docket.
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C. C. Brown
Meccamry
Douglas
Asper
Lawder
Dance At Opes Ale Paylilon Tamure Row Night
A capable middle aged woman sought for diet kitchen work at Bishop Randall hospital. Wanted for night shift duties. applicant should be trained in food preparation and patient meal service.
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Bishop Randall Hospital
Governor Carey Acknowledges Possible Primary Defeat
Governor Robert D. Carey issued a statement after unofficial returns suggesting he may have been defeated for renomination in the Republican primary. He praised his administration, pledged to remain a Republican, and thanked supporters while noting the need for unity within the party.
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Robert D. Carey
Aftvenoon
Two Hundred Ships Pass Through Panama Canal in August
Panama reports that two hundred thousand ships, a record since opening the waterway six years ago, traversed the canal in August, with tolls exceeding a million dollars.
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Panama
Panama Oahal
Kilbane and Dundee to Fight in Contested Featherweight Bout
Lorain Ohio September 1 Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion has signed terms with promoter Rickard of New York for a 12 round bout with Dundee, who won the featherweight title in New York. The contest will be staged in Jersey City on September 29, likely under World Boxing Association rules.
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Lorain
Ohio
Johnny Kilbyne
Pex Rickard
New York
Johnny Wondee
Dermey City
Passenger Train Collision Kills Two Near Memphis
A passenger train wrecked near Memphis resulting in two deaths. The incident halted service as authorities investigated, with reports noting a broken track and derailment as the train bound for Memphis encountered the obstacle. Local responders transported injured passengers to nearby facilities.
Wartime Airplanes Show Increased Power and Reliability
From Washington September reports indicate advances in airframe design improving power and reliability of aircraft. Admiral Morfert, head of the Army Air Forces, commented on the gains and their impact on aerial operations.
Government Get Cut an Injunction
The United States government secured a temporary restraining order to prevent interference with railroad operations amid a nationwide strike. Federal Judge Learned Hand granted the order on the government’s application, to remain until September 11 for a hearing on a permanent writ. The Attorney General said federal troops and National Guard may be deployed if needed to restore order as rail traffic and supplies are disrupted.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
United States
Wea
United Staton
Marry Daugherty
Proamnt
Wheat Crop Falls Short of Ten Year Average
WASHINGTON Sept. 1 This year s wheat yield is 4.1 points below the ten year average with 18.7 percent grading below No 2 quality as estimates released by the Department of Agriculture indicate weaker output and quality due to adverse conditions.
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Wty Associated Press
Opertmnt of Agriculture
Late Telegraph Item From New Musten Report
An annodlatet press teletype describes a local event at Albugqi etque with guard and cook figures cited and a street side report from Gury Antle. It notes outreach by Withdeach and mentions Uk and Withdeach suum in the coverage.
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New
Musten
Untitled match report from a Nevada boxing event
The article reports a local boxing bout where William Tilton of Aiuelen defeats Gori Matterdie of Anatralia in the first play for the Dayle Tohnie Crp title, with crowd notes and postfight details.
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Wiliam Tilton
Aiuelen
Gori Matterdie
Anatralia
Fragmented notice shows buyers seeking wares and services
A damaged OCR text lists various goods and services offered by a vendor. It references hauling, types of merchandise, and rough instructions for customers, with unclear names and places due to garbled typography. The readable fragments suggest a local trade notice.
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J B Gheewouch
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Garey
Jobleem
Westen
Kilbane
Dundee
Dadph Vamaumay
Laue
Memphis
Wwe
Asrociated Press
Wamiington
Motfert
Adweney Gemerat
Ronrt
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Railroal Workers
Dopaetient
Fui
Mari Shalla
Crete
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