Partial list of Fremont County fair winners
The document lists winners and prize money from the Fremont County fair, including M F Coleman for Percheron entries and quilts, Mrs Alice Wroe embroidery and linens, Hereford and Poland China livestock prizes, and numerous vegetable and fruit displays. Names like Elizabeth Carter, Gavin Duncan, August Nichols, Cyrus Bhonguteie, Marion Chapman appear with various ribbons and cash amounts.
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Mery Coleman
Hilbon
Alice Wroe
I L Burea
Hereford
Heeford
Elizabeth Carter
Navy
Wolf River
Gavin Duncan
August Nichols
Poland
China
N. W. Greening
Phins
Wolf
Cyrus Bhonguteie Gioreg
Marion Chapman
Pete
A. A. Byloe Peck Bliss
Peek
Ohio
Explosion Under Gar In Rail Yards
An explosion heard for miles shook San Bernardino California as dynamite under a Santa Fe stock car detonated beneath its wheel. Authorities estimate about 60 sticks were used. No real damage or injuries were reported.
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Associated Prom
San Bernardino
Cal
Train wreck blamed on track destruction near New York
A passenger train wreck on the International Railway near Binaoit New York on August 17 injured 21 passengers. The Interstate Commerce Commission Bureau of Safety reports the cause as track destruction by high explosive, likely dynamite.
Troop A Wing Tent Trophy Winners at Douglas Encampment
Corporal Murray leads Troop A to win the shelter-tent pitching trophy at the Douglas encampment. The squad ran a hundred yards dismounted, pitched tents in fifteen minutes and 63 keronds. Other events included mounted pistol and saber. Sage Creek retromNM company reports a heavy dry gas flow at 650 feet, planning to bradenhead and continue drilling. Possible two more Wall Creek faws may yield oil in commercial quantities.
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Murray
Douglas
Sage Creek Retronum Company
Buffalo Basin
Wall Creek
Untitled Agricultural Auction List Fragment
A damaged OCR list shows assorted farm produce and poultry items with prices. Entries include potatoes carrots beans peppers cabbage jelly and various fowl such as Wyandotte pullets cockerels and pullets, with scattered prices and descriptors.
Primaries Renominate Old Senators in Politically Tense Year
In eight states three incumbent Republican senators fared well in Tuesday primaries. Townsend of Michigan led by a sizable margin, Lodge of Massachusetts topped by over 120 000 with two thirds of returns in, and Poindexter of Washington held a strong lead over his rival. Colorado races saw William B. Sweet ahead in the Democratic gubernatorial contest, while Griffith of Denver led Cooley for the Republican nomination. Groesbeck of Michigan led the Republican governor’s race by about two to one. Vermont’s Proctor defeated E A Yoot for the governorship. In South Carolina, Cole Blease was defeated by Thomas G. McLeod for the Democratic nomination. Arizona candidates Ward and Hunt claimed victory in their party’s gubernatorial race. Massachusetts also reflected a decisive Republican result with Cox enjoying a sizable victory. William A. Gaston led the Democratic governor race in Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Townsend
Michigan
Lodge
Maanschusetts
Poindexter
Washingon
Willian B. Sweet
Denver
Fred Sabin
Colorado
Benjamin Griffith
Cooley
Timberlake
Groesbeck
Stedfied Proctor
E. A. Yoot
Vermont
Cole Blease
Thomas G. McLeod
South Carolina
Charles DB. Ward
GW. P. Hunt
Arizona
Masnichusetts
Cox
William A. Gaston
Boston
Irregular Army Attacks Prison and Ambushes Run Rampant
AP dispatches report a nighttime clash near Mount Joy prison as irregular forces and guards battled for over an hour with several wounded on both sides and civilians caught in the crossfire. In Lublin a separate ambush by national troops in Cruzon Street led to arrests, injuries, and a fatal shooting.
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Associated Press
London
National Army Guard
Mount Joy
Denver Trip Details Weave Through Oil Field Supply Run
A Lone Star area voyage reports pilot Ianway leaving for Denver with A. A. Oleson in a White truck. They will return with two new trucks to deliver to the Orange oil fields near Eaalle, aiming to complete the supply run from Denver.
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M. UV
Ianway
Woo
Uae
Veen
A. A. Oleson
Denver
Baneay
Oleson
Orage Oil Fields
Nvar
Eaalle
Tariff bill criticized as worst example of government waste
Washington Sept 14 Republican conferees push the tariff bill amid dry goods provisions. Congressman Fish of New York denounces the measure in the House as the “worst example” of government waste the Congress has seen, highlighting sharp partisan tension over the legislation.
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Washington
Pish
New York
Murphy Sentence Affirmed in Rail Robbery Case
Tim Murphy, dubbed the picturesque labor lender, had a six year sentence for the 186,000 Dearborn Station rail robbery in April 1921 affirmed by the Circuit Court of Appeals. He plans to appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
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Aspciated Press
Chicago
Big Tin Murphy
Dearborn
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Destroyer Carries Food For Smyrna Refugees
The U S destroyer Bésall departed Constantinople with a deck load of relief supplies from the New East Relief for starving refugees en route to Smyrna but becomes stranded at the port.
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Associated
Constantinople
Bésall
Smyrna
Newr East
Mrs Harding Shows Signs of Rapid Improvement
Washington high bulletin reports General appearances indicate Mrs. Harding’s condition is rapidly improving and a White House bulletin confirms the latest health status as of this morning.
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Washington
Notice to Contractors for Wyoming Project 127 Bidding
Sealed proposals due 10 20 A M Tuesday September 19 1922 for V A Project No 127 grading bridge and culvert work on 8.818 miles of state highway from Crowheart west in Fremont County. Separate bids on bridge and culverts or grading. Plans and specs available for a fee. deposits and bid bonds required. Proposals opened publicly. right to reject any bid reserved. WYoming State Highway Commission.
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Wyoming State Highway Department
Capitol Building
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Crowheart West
Fremont County
State Highhway Department
Stute Highway Superinstendent
O. H. Rowman
Casper
Plone
Apocial
Earl
Four Women Whip Another in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas Sept 1 Mrs I C Tatum living near here was decoyed from her home late at night and beaten with a cat a nine tails by four women all masked forming a committee of four ladies of the invisible eye The whipping left her in serious condition and was alleged to be punishment for the alleged ruin of her daughter Naomi Tatum aged 14 The message was addressed to newspapers by the group
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Fort Worth
Texas
I. C. Tatum
Jane Floyd
Naomi Tatum
Soldiers Bonus Bill Near House Action
A conference report on the soldiers bonus bill was presented to the House by Chairman Formnoy. Leaders plan to call it up tomorrow with hopes for final action at that time.
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Asaeia
Washington
Rept
House
Formnoy
Secretary Hughes Begins Return From Be azil Centenary
Secretary of State Charles K. Hughes heads home after ceremonies marking Brazil’s centenary. The UAS Maryland bearing the party expects to reach New York in about 12 days. In New Orleans, 65 radicals from Atlanta Seattle and Leavenworth federal penitentiaries were loaded onto the steamship Momun for Elliv Inland bound for deportation.
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Janeiro
Charles K. Hughes
United States
Beazil
U. A
Maryland
New York
NEW Obleang
Federal Penitentaries
Atlanta
Seattle
Leavenworth
Momun
Elliv Inland
Henry Ford Criticizes Regs In Public Address
Henry Ford denounces the Interstate Commerce Commission in a public statement, claiming coal regulation is a tactic to mislead for public good. In Lander, Frederick Boothroyd, noted pianist, plans to make the city home for a year to pursue health and music study. He, a pupil of Bravenhagen, is praised for modern technique and masterful control as a potential studio founder in Lander. Powell wins the Wyoming state stock judging contest with 145 points. Lanier trails as judges note close scores. The Lander Dags stock judging team returns with last year’s cup and $480 in prizes from the fair.
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Detroit
Alich
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frederick Hoothroya
London
England
Lander
America
Boothroyd
Bravenhagen
Liszt
Bugliod
Ireland
Scotland
Cavada
Michigan
Manthrayd
Pranek
Debussy
Ravel
Doothroyd
J. J. Hamilton
Wyoming
Douglas
Powell
Lanier
Wehoels
Clayton
Strike settlement outlined for shop crafts across rail lines
The policy committee technically accepts a partial settlement of the railway shopmen strike with railroads to meet conditions. Labor Secretary Davis announces a broad settlement affecting 35 to 40 percent of U S railroads, including Seaboard Air Line Southern Baltimore and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul. The agreement covers 52 railroads and spans 65k to 85k miles of track with key lines like Rock Island expected to sign.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Washington
Davis
Chicago of the General Policy Committee
Labor Department
Seaboard Air Line
Southern, Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rock Island
BH. M. Stewell
Dani Wilfood Presdont
Baltiore
Olio Haltoovu
Wilkerson Ruling Delays Case in Interstate Traffic Conspiracy
The Associated Press reports Judge James W. Wilkerson upholds the government's right to compel discovery while delaying proceedings in a nationwide conspiracy case. The government seeks to speed the trial by flattening affidavits, as a temporary restraining order remains in effect until September 24.
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Associated Irons
Aml
James W. Wilkerson
Len Conearth
Vaurt
Tavk
Weenstan
Forva
Fire destroys Hominy plant causing million-dollar loss
A large blaze at the American Hominy Company plant in Hominy wiped out most of the facility. Damage is estimated at one million dollars as investigators search for the fire’s cause. Local authorities report extensive smoke and flames, with emergency crews on the scene throughout the day.
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Terkh Hauth
Ind
Boot
American Hominy Company
Turks Occupy Brust in Balkan Turmoil
Turkish nationalists seized Brust last night signaling an end for Greek resistance in Bela Minor. Firefighting efforts contained most of the blaze, with only a small portion of the town’s fortifications damaged.
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Brust
Geook
Bela Minor
Red Cross Funds Aid Suffering Refugees and War Relief
Government funds assist victims of conflict with aid to refugees and reconstruction. A Washington dispatch notes appropriation for disaster relief and humanitarian support amid Greece and Europe’s crises, detailing federal allocations and oversight.
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Bair
Rair Association
Winhen
M F Coleman
Mabel Coleman
T Peyton
Sage Witcnc
West
M. A. Coffin
Hivbow
A. &. Brown
Hugo Bonataio
Viola Weoaw
Eare
Mabel G Balmer
Wibbon
Garin
Undian
Varvan Littleshield
McGowen
Gladys Earley
T D Holt Buggur Bowie
Carmacio Ritelo
Grant Oyybers
Bute
James Spriggs
Herbert Janse
Lublin
Cruzon Street
Tim Murphy
U. 5. Destroyer
Associate Press
Ily
Malet
Buperintendont
Odd Fellows Wall
Landes
Uuudey West
Hughes
Henry Ford
DAV
Wilkerson
Hominy
Brusa
Wyaneligy
Fremont
IW District Court
Milan
Premont
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