Mondell Campaign Shift Prompts Wyoming Senate Bid
The Republican Congressman Mondell exits the House race to pursue the Wyoming Senate seat against incumbent Kendrick. Mondell previously believed broad support would carry him, but now leads must mobilize workers to win. Kendrick remains favored as campaigns move toward Lander and Star Valley events.
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Mondell
United States Senate
John B. Kendrick
Gome
John Bb. Kendrick Nix
Wyoming
Vierave
TF Republican Party
Thl
Congress
Republican Party
Kendrick
Star Valley
Lander
Senate
Dinwoody cutoff road contract awarded to Riverton and city pair
The Dinwoody cutoff or new Crowheart road contract has been let to Cain of Riverton and Mr. Peck of the city. Work to start immediately with a July 1 deadline next year. Nine miles of road including grading and culverts funded by federal money, with J F Turpin handling bridge work in Wheatland.
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Dinwoody Cut
New Crowheart
River Bottom
Cain
Riverton
Peck
Ondéy
State Highway Department
United States
Trowheart-Dubois Road
Cainada Pook
J. F. Turpin
Wheatland
Wyomley
Kill causes hunt record at Prye Lake near Lander
The first clear kill of the Quawan opened September 10 in the Murald Worthen and Donald Wolford case. Two Vorational High School bays hunted an antlered epee by the lake’s front this week and killed four fine bucks near Prye Lake in the vicinity of Porst il Mountain, just a mile from Lander. The buck drew 44, 200 pounds.
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Worthen
Donald
Wolford
Porsil Mountain
Lander
Greece vows to defend Thrace from Turkish reach
The Greek foreign office declares Greece will not permit Turkish forces to seize Thrace, calling the region part of Greek homeland. It warns Asia Minor losses must be held and appeals to Allied help to keep Turks from crossing the straits.
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Atilens
Greece
Thrace
Indy
Asia Minor
Europe
Foreign wool pours into Boston warehouses
Boston on September 22 reports a flood of foreign wool arriving to beat the new tariff. Warehouses are jammed with shipments. estimates place inbound wool at up to 70 million pounds, as ships hurry to American ports in the face of tariff provisions.
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Boston
Executive Meeting Held by Musical Research Club
An executive meeting of the Musical Research Club was held in the library yesterday afternoon. Important matters were noted and a delegate was chosen to attend the State Federation of Women’s Clubs in Torrington on October 3 4 9. Mrs John Hensin selected as delegate with Miss Marly as alternate.
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Musical Research Club
Sub Yooma
Musical Research
State
Federation of Womn
Torrington
John Hensin
Miselara Marley
Sunday School Rally Sparks Church Support Drive
Mire Crowell, superintendent of the Congregational Sunday School, plans a rally at the church next Sunday with a goal of 200 attendees. Mrs Crowell and her Mont chants have worked for a month to organize the event, aiming to mobilize members and supporters. signs reading 0 8 8 800 have stirred excitement.
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Mire
Crowell
Eiac
Unclear OCR: Transit Plan and Erratic Notes
Erratic and garbled text describes a hurried departure toward Chicago with a person named H Qo Warker. Mentions Rawlins, an Overland Limited train, a target arrival before midnight, and driving back to a location referred to as Tater. Sparse dates or clear facts hinder definitive summary.
Harding Signs Coal Profit Bill
The report states President Harding signed a coal profit bill amid tension over administration policy. The piece mentions a fact-finding inquiry and potential political impact, with references to Home addresses and private residences connected to the outcome.
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Assatiated Press
Washingdon
Hejt
Prwaldeat
Harding
Turks are becoming dangerous in Dardanelles advance
The Turkish Nationalist forces have captured Ezine on the Asian side of the Dardanelles and threaten Kum a and Kalesi, key positions at the straits entrance. Naval experts say the Turks could block British fleet access as operations shift. The towns were held by French and Italian troops until now, giving Turks control over the strait’s southern approaches.
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Constantinople
Che Straite
Ezine iv
Iby
Straite
Avgan
Doctor to Spend Month at Wyoming Ranch
Dr Woodruff of New York plans a four month stay at C C Moore and Robert Cox's ranch near Dubois. This marks his fourth year visiting Lander and the upper country, keeping ties with Wyoming entomology interests.
Get-Togethers Open Meeting With Kiwanians Invite
A large crowd gathered at the Noble Hotel grill room for a Get-Pogettior Club luncheon. Ty. T. Jones extended an invitation to join with the Kiwanians for a combined meeting on the first Monday of each month after October. The group voted to accept, and a road contract for the Rocky Mountain Highway grading was awarded to Main and Veeck of Riverton with completion slated for July 1 next year, weather permitting. Local leaders plan actions through Lander and Riverton to push forest survey talks on routing Two-Goal Too Vass and securing proper channels for progress. Guests included Judge V. Titball of Laramie, and New York visitors Hebert Cow and W. Woodruff.
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Noble Hotel
Aml
T. Jones
Main
Veeck
Hiverton
Etretch
Rocky Mountain Highway
Lander
State Highway Commission
Tuly
Tander
Riverton
Hue
Judge V
Laramie
Leder
Jimmy Mermalonn
Hebert Cow
Aid
Woodruff
New York
Northwestern Men Back to Work in Lander Strike End
About 200 Northwestern road workers in Lander return to their jobs under the Willard Jewell settlement terms. The agreement requires reemployment in same class as of June 30 and within 30 days at current pay, with violence and intimidation clauses protecting the company and workers.
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Lander
Shepcrafte Union
Casper
Chicago and Northwestern
Williard-Jewell
Dirigible on Way to Coast From El Paso
In heavy fog the U S army dirigible O-2 left El Paso this morning. Commander Strauss said it might not stop at Nogales and would likely proceed directly to Yuma, Arizona.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Rept
United States Army
Lander State Bank Report of Condition 1922 Wyoming
Report of the condition for Lander State Bank of Lander Wyoming as of September 1 1922 shows total assets 502974.51 and deposits 446399.40. Cashier Hy G Biezell attests under oath before Notary M A Melson on September 20 1922 with notary public and current officers listed.
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Lander
Wyoming
State of
Fremont
Hy G. Biezell
MW. G. Biezell
WANTED Rally Day Attendance at Annual Congregation Rally
Wanted announcement invites members to Sunday School on Monday at ten. Mabelle Crowell Superintendent urges attendance to swell the crowd and ensure a profitable time. Parrierly and cordially invited to participate and help with efforts.
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Ten Po
Are
Mabelle Crowell
New Tariff Rates Take Effect Amid Duty Shakeup
Washington dispatch reports the 1922 tariff act provisions go into effect today with broad powers to the president and collectors enforcing new duties on in bond and transit goods. Separate obituary notes the funeral of Mrs Winchester of Lander, with many locals attending and church and Masonic rites observed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Broand
Detroit 15 Booming Again In Industrial Relief
Detroit reports relief in business and labor circles as Hord Motor Company resumes after illness and two other plants reopen. About seventy thousand Ford employees are ordered to resume work, signaling renewed industrial activity in the Detroit area.
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Detroit
Mid
Hord Motor Company
Kord
Minister Leaves Next Week for New Douglas Charge
Mrs BR Jones and her husband Rov Jones plan to depart at the start of next week for a new position in Douglas. Rov Jones has resigned the local charge but will preach at the Methodist church on the coming Sabbath, occupying the pulpit for Sunday services.
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BR. M. Jones
Douglas
Rov. Jones
Heth
Price Cuts Hit Overland Cars With Willys Knight
Beaton and Bropheison of the Overland Garags report no notice of a price cut yet. The Willys Knight touring will sell retail in Lander for 675 dollars. Closed cars have also taken a big drop in price.
Gunday School Party Invites Congregation Members Tonight
The tevelars and officers of the Congregations Rinday Betuol host a party tonight at 7:30 in the eltatel bueanianty for Sunday School members and they are urged to attend to enjoy the gad Cine planned for them.
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Rinday Betuol
Rome Missionary Meeting Promises Winter Fund Drive
A meeting of the Rome Missionary Society at the home of Mire Augnet Nilson discussed preparations for a winter fund drive to support missionary work and education efforts. The session also reviewed the previous day’s agenda focusing on missionary activities and local organization.
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Mire
Augnet Nilson
Jackson Pays Final Tribute to 46 Argonauts Victims
Jackson Cal, September 22. The town closes businesses and schools to honor the 46 Argonaut victims whose bodies will be laid to rest. Mining experts probe the fate of William Fessel, last seen after an incident at the mine tombs as investigators search for his body.
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Jackson
Cal
Howsen
Pessel
Three Arrested in Mail Robbery Case
Three persons, one a HORA, were arrested in Denver amid the probe into a registered mail theft estimated at fifty to one hundred thousand dollars. The heist occurred May 21 at Trinidad Union Station baggage and express rooms as a Santa Fe train arrived, with bonds allegedly involved and later attempts to sell them.
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Associated Pree
Denver
Trinidad
Molo
Union Station
Santa Fe
Poel
Aerial accident left flyer plummeting toward river
An aeronaut fell head downward from a balloon while midnight ascent over the Hudson River. Three men in a rowboat fought rough water for an hour to rescue him. In a separate note, Carter J. and Florence Hook of Du Bois were reported to be married last Wednesday by Rev. John Roberts of Wind River after obtaining a license from a county clerk.
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Associated Press
Doels Perry
John Smith
Hundson
Tlewis
Coupe
Carter J. d Duekon
Ani Florence
Hook
Duhois Ware i
John Roberts
Wind River
Birthday party at Arnold home honors Hannah Ted Wirthday
Mrs eran or Arnall hosted a birthday party at the Arnold home on Third street from 4:40 to 7 00 p m honoring Misa Hannah Ted Wirthday. Guests enjoyed an evening of amusement and were served a bountiful dinner.
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Eran
Arnall
Arnold
Third Street
Ted
General Reception at Baptist Church Evening Event
A general reception will be held at the Baptist Church at 4 o'clock for the new high wheel students and teachers. Entertainment is planned and expected to be enjoyable. AUBONA September 28. A powder event and a train round have arrived in Chicago. Severe winds damaged buildings and equipment, with workers hurt.
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Aubona
Til
Chicago
Burlington
Quivey
Landmark names fade in faded public notice
A garbled text fragment preserves hints of a historical public communication. It mentions names and places in a torn OCR line, signaling a local notice or attribution to individuals such as George Hilwwinlfeger and a Western/Lander reference, with incomplete context and unclear action or deadline.
Woman Gains Full Rights Under Bill
Washington report notes the bill to equalize married and widowed women’s rights across citizenship and naturalization was approved. It covers civil rights for women and clarifies that alien women must qualify for naturalization independent of their husbands.
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Frose
Washington
Cobte Iil
Pree
Erica Wom van Wit
United States
Thele Liane
Appointment of Federal Fuel Administrator
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad vice president was appointed federal fuel minister under wartime mobilization. The move aims to control fuel supplies and distribution, reflecting heightened government oversight of critical resources during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrat KE. Boeus
Chigo, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
More Than Sixteen Hundred Entered in National Athletic Meet
More than sixteen hundred athletes and 46 events are entered for the American Legion National Athletic meet to be held during the Legion's national convention in New Orleans from October 16. Congress would gain power to regulate child labor in states under a constitutional amendment proposed today by Representative Graham of Texas. The funeral of Romee Searles, a midwife who died in Kansas City, was held in Los Angeles today.
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Asociates
Washington
Congres
Representation Garham, Hepublicmn
Ti Liias
LOS Angels
Romee Searles
Leiven
Tee Meath
Kawais City
Aandiy
Unclear OCR Summary of New York Report
An OCR damaged text from a New York report lists scattered and garbled names and phrases. The fragment mentions dates, places, and possible individuals but lacks clear events or outcomes to confirm. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a coherent news item or main action.
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H. QO. Warker
Obiergo
Hawlins
Rawlings
Overland Limited
Rawlins
John Mesh
Twin
Do Dresamablag
Myre Jth O. Johnson
Mummer Apartments
Wear Depot
Forge
Northwestern
Goast
Landerstate Bank
M. A. Melson
Notary Publie
Vrank V. Arnold
W, Prancis Smi
Thos
Immine
Mre. v
Winchhester
Hudson
Winchester
Astern Star and Rebeccas
Masonic Orter
R. M. Jones
Methodist Church
Rome
Momatone
Hanes
George Hilwwinlfeger
Mally West
Associated Heese
Apetakirs
Wlohe
Hho
Warhington
Ofth
Mardin
Mbia
Pier Matebe
Pital
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