Harding’s Condition Shows Little Improvement Yet
Washington Sept 1 Harding’s condition remained mostly steady with no marked improvement reported to Secretary Wallace at the White House. An official bulletin at 9 30 AM noted temperature 100 2, pulse 96, respiration 80, with slight improvement and no operative procedure planned. Weeks later said she had a better night and the general outlook was cautiously improving.
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Washington
Harding
Wallace
White House
Serritory
White
Hineding
B. Sawyer
New Bids Called for Eight Miles West of Crowheart
The State Highway Department again calls for bids to build eight miles of road west of Crowheart. Bids must be in at Cheyenne by Sept 19, with completion guaranteed before next June. The project aims to repair the beachy river bottom stretch, removing a long section of rough road to Dubois.
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State Highway Department
Crowheart
Cheyenne
Heach
Here
Dubois
Greek Forces Hold Smyrna Amid Turkish Nationalist Push
Turkish Nationalist infantry control the city’s strategic points in Smyrna as Kemaliat forces report firm command. Foreign representatives were briefed by the Kemaliat commander on military headquarters and strict discipline against excesses.
Local residents visit. families travel from Laramie and Denver
B Moody of Laramie visited the city with his wife and two children and left for Laramie yesterday. Helen Baldwin of this city studying at the University joined the party. The group included Bheotan and Henry Diehl returning from Bwent water. B Bandi and Marry Lesvbere of Olela were in Lander on cattle matters. F Hanada, a Denver post office official, arrived in the city last night on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rows B. Moody
Laramie
Ymat
Mine Helen Baldwin
Alee
B. Bandis
Lesvbere
Olela
Lander
F. Hanada
Post Office
Bnapee
Denver
Buwlmers
Many Days To Reach 47 Entombed Men
Associated Press reports at Jackson California that the Kennedy mine slope above the 9600 foot level may speed rescue of 47 entombed workers at the Argonaut mine. Superintendent Gandorius says the slope could open access by drilling 100 feet of rock instead of 75, potentially shortening the delay before reaching the trapped men.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Cal
Kennedy
Argonaut
Gandorius
Shooters at Atlantic City Open Grand American Trap Shoot
Br Amsprintet rose Atlantic City New Jersey September 1. More than seven hundred shooters from North America gathered for the 28th annual Grand American National Trap Shooting championships opening today at the Atlantic City venue.
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Br Amsprintet
Rose Atlantic City
N. J
North America
Government urges careful home heating to save coal
The Bureau of Engineering warns households to economize on coal use this winter despite no immediate shortage. Tips include proper fire box loading, keeping grates flat, cleaning ash pits, maintaining dampers, and using water jars on radiators to stabilize heat and reduce fuel waste.
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Washington, Sept
Bureau of Engineering
Department of the Interior
Wrenn
Bureau
Senate House wool tariff compromise reached in conference
A conference report on the administration bill was agreed after seventeen days of deliberation. Leaders expect final action in both chambers before adjournment with a 30 cent duty on raw wool, Senate conceding two cents and House managers six cents over the House rate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Big Gao Pipe Arrives for Lander Ridgeline Project
Six cars of large pipe unloaded at Hudson and Riverton while sixty men ditch by hand in Lander and a crew works the alley between Main and Lincoln Streets. Nine miles of ditching and pipe deliveries from Riverton to Omaha continue as construction advances toward the hospital area.
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Hudson
Riverton
Lander
Chicago
Jus Line Construction Company
Omaha
Main
Lincoln Streets
Main Street
Hospital
Lept on Big Hunt by Iione Cochin in Dinwoody country
Iione Cochin of the Noble Drug Company left this morning for a large gum hunt in the Dinwoody country mainly to pursue mountain sheep. He joined a party at Riverton where H Porter will fill Mr. Corbin’s post at the drug store during the absence.
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Iione Cochin
Noble Drug Company
Dinwoody
Riverton
H. Porter
Mr. Corbin
Young man injured when wagon jolts on Third Street
A rider on the tail board of a wagon at Third Street near the Yost office was slightly hurt after the wagon driver sped up and the horse sprang, throwing him to cobblestones. He recovered after a minute but bears a bump on his back that will last several days.
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Third Stret
Yost
Fire destroys Zeidler home after kerosene stove blast
A morning explosion from a kerosene stove ignited a fire that destroyed the Zeidler residence on the town’s outskirts. Mrs Zeidler, awakened by the blast, could not save the pine-wood house as flames spread rapidly and hydrants were far away. insurance will not cover the full loss.
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William Zeidler
Notice to Contractors for Wyoming Highway Projects 1982
Sealed proposals are invited by the Wyoming State Highway Department for Project No 127 involving grading, bridge and culvert work on 8.818 miles of the Crowheart to Fremont County route. Bids due 10 30 A M Tuesday Sept 19 1982. Plans and specs available with deposits and bidding blanks mailed on request. Proposals to be publically opened and the commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Wyoming State Highway Department
Capital Building
Cheyenne
Wyoming
F. A
Crowhvort West
Fremont
Bruto Highway Department
Office
The
Highway Engineers
Toveman
Casper
Plana
Jimount
Crommabeaten
Injunction Hearing in Chicago Over Railroad Strike
Federal Judge Wilkerson heard arguments on making permanent the temporary injunction against the rail strike. Attorney General Daugherty and aides presented evidence of a nationwide sabotage plot. Richberg for the unions denied any conspiracy and challenged the government's case as unproven.
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Associated
Chicago
Wilkerson
Daugherty
Blackburn and Easterling
Donald Richberg
B. M. Jewell
John Scott
American Federation of Labor
Elieuta
Atriker
Rlehberg
Acta
Secret Service
Judge Wikerwon
Richberg
Grand Chapter gathering draws Lanter members to Rawlins
A number of Lanter people traveled to Rawlins yesterday to attend the Grand Chapter. Notable attendees include William Dickinson Grand Master Mrs L Warnyber ger Antiston Matron Mrs Lenllo Read and Randolph Wilson among others.
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Rawlins
Willian Dickinson
Eastern Star
L. ©. Warnyberger
Antiston
Lenllo Read
Mire. Wilean
Plorance Mayhew
Randolph Wilson
Harry Shad
Aboshant
Troop May Arrive Tonight After Breakup Camp
The cavalry unit wagged at Dengley and likely moves to Ladder tonight aboard the Wenger train. Most troops may be demobilized soon though exact dates remain unclear. no further need for the current troop at present.
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Dengley
Trenpore
Striking railway shop crafts meet to end walkout
In Chicago leaders of the striking shop crafts federation hold a peace meeting to chart a new course for the strike. Two courses of action were to be considered and a decision announced after the general policy committee meeting, with details guarded.
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Chicago
Ept
Posey
Whopmen
Jowell
Federation of Shop Crafts
Impeachment Motion Targets Attorney General Dougherty
Washington September 11 The House briefly debated a motion to impeach Attorney General Dougherty led by Representative Keller of Minnesota an Independent Republican. The session paused as confusion interrupted the opening statement.
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Prnas
Washington
Augherty
Keller
Minnesota
Harry M. Dougherty
Burkett Warrants Issued After Riverton Altercation
An arrest warrant was issued for Jack Burkutt after an altercation at Jack's Cafe involving owner Jack Burkett and waitress Huth Burt. Burkett fled Riverton after the incident, last seen Saturday, driving a newly bought Ford. Officials report ongoing searches and possible leads in the case.
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Jack
Jack Burkett
Huth Burt
Burkitt
Ehnegy
Burkett
Enmyty
Riverton
Loader
Ford
Dinner party at Pine Bar Ranch attended by Langer group
A Langer party enjoyed a bountiful dinner at Pine Bar Ranch last evening. Names mentioned include Korey, Harlow, Lydia Ciderieh, Myr Vaughn, Mrs. Bama Thomas, Teo OBrien, and others.
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Langer
Pine Bar Ranch
Korey
Mision Clara
Chad
Harlow
Lydia Ciderieh
Myr Vaughn
Bama Thomas
Mosie
William Flutter
Dr. Welt
Rood
Bureh
Teo Obrien
Boston Bound Tale of Moore Ranch Expansion
A fragment describes Mr. Buttrick from Boston praising Charles Moore for developing a large ranch on the plains near Buffalo Creek country. It notes extensive improvements and confidence the Moore ranch will be among the largest in the region.
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Buttrick
Boston
Charles Moore
Buffalo Creek
Buttrickly
Moore Ranch
Kdad
Auerd From Cincinnati Visits Wind River Mission
Mids areheadlined by Auerd from Cincinnati visiting Wind River region. John Roberts from My is noted as hosting, with Miss Greiber formerly connected to St Michael's Mission. The party traveled from Lander to Cluclomnt for the night and departed this morning.
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Iteiler
Ochielmont
John Roberts
Wind River
Mise Greiber
Bt. Miehalu
Lander
Cluclomnt
Unclear Text From Local Page Row
Fragmentary reads mention a grocery phone and a date or code 77 OAR. No coherent events, names or places clear enough to summarize as a distinct item.
Federation council debates general strike after injunction ruling
Atlantic City council members weigh a broad labor response to the Daugherty injunction against the wire shopmen. Some denounce the injunction yet oppose a general strike, fearing a wider impact on organized labor. Timothy Hay on sale from Robertson at Popowly Mine No 4.
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Atlantic City
Federa Hon of
Daugherty
Federation
Thy
Junction
Timothy Hay
Popenin Con Company
Nation
Lanter
Fing Robertson
Popowly
Plane and Canary Stolen in Quiet Night Fire
A plane and a canary bird were removed from Mort Hanen's home without waking the household. Local authorities warned residents to be vigilant as frost reports noted a drop to 04 degrees in Mason County, Iowa.
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Mort Hanen
Miners and Operators Sign Formal Wage Agreement
A provisional wage agreement was formally signed today by representatives of the miners and operators in Branton. The pact resolves the long dispute over pay and hours that affected around 155,000 workers.
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Bcranton
Unclear OCR Travel Incident In Colorado Involving Injured Employee
An obscured report describes a work travel incident in Colorado where an employee was injured during a Denver bound trip. Details are fragmented with misspellings and unclear names, but the event centers on a transportation mishap and medical needs following the accident.
Will Not Throw Out Injunction Against Strike Leaders
A court refuses to lift an injunction aimed at leaders of the Fell water strike, asserting continued government precedence. The ruling names Wille Ue and a partner as key defendants and discusses implications for ongoing labor actions.
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Aavelatet
Heo Cmagg
Boyt
Madge Fries
Withereie Tuelay
Willfey & Colepoener
Lemeth
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Asociat
Bheotan
Henry Diehl
Bwentwater
Shooters
Atlantic
Ani
Inoues
Bs Associated Press
Sen
Warren
Med
W. A. Hoppe
Hudoon
WYO
Amy
Hide
Ty LB
Laird
Premont Public Library
Tontot
VOR
Gall 14 J
Brkett
Auerd
Cincinnati
Cruz Apules
Vey Avsociated Press
Dapargh
Catorada
Durange
Wodoy
Hardie
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