Parisians witness Siki dethrone Carpentier in European bout
In Paris at the Buffalo Velodrome Battling Siki of Senegal dethroned Georges Carpentier in the European heavyweight title fight. Carpentier was knocked out in the sixth round amid a roaring crowd. A disputed moment saw a referee reversal after a trip disqualification, with Siki claiming the title amid the uproar.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Georges Carpenter
Torthy
Battling Siki
Cixion
Siki
Lander School Football Plan Faces Financing Debate
A Vocational High School student asked about merchants funding a school football scheme. Local business leaders doubt funds are timely while rifle sale proceeds may cover costs for a cadet outfit. The Laramie university contact cites $4958 for first class equipment for 15 players, with few games likely this season. The Evening Post pledges support if a team forms.
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Vocational High School
Laramie
Mam
Evening Post
Some Fast Ride to Chicago Ends in Tragedy
Johnny Hirsh returned with MH. C. Barber in Mrs Barber's car after a long overnight journey. The trip, described as dangerous and nearly fatal after dark, left Mr. Barber with limited options to board the Overland-Limited for Chicago. Hirsh warned the trip was not for the faint hearted.
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Johnny Hirsh
MH. C. Barber
Musical Instructor Arrives in Juneau for Vocational School Work
Ming Alice Curr of Juneau arrived in the city for winter duties as muse loal instructor. She joins Tandor teaching staff and will direct vocal training in all city schools and oversee orchestral work at the Vocational High School.
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Ming Alice Curr
Juneau
Mint Coor
Tandor
Muse
Vocatinnul High Aelmol
Employment Gains Reported in 30 of 42 Key Industries
The Department of Labor announced that employment conditions improved in thirty of forty two important U S industries in August versus July. The largest rise occurred in stamped ware fortifications and the printing of newspapers, with thirty three industries showing payroll increases and nine reporting declines.
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Associated Pros
Washington
Department of Labor
Decline in U S private plant protection output shown
WARETINGTON Sept 25 The protection of private plants in the United States dropped over 38 percent in 121 compared with 119 according to a census bureau report. The output value in the twenty establishments in 1919 was 30 181 370 versus 18 510 302 the previous year. In a church meeting Gideon Camp of Colorado promoted Bible work and collected 111 Gideon Bibles to place in hotel rooms.
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Associated Press
Waretington
Apie
United States
Aas
J. G. Orr
Gideon Camp
Colorado
Turks Reject Allied Peace Terms At Conference
Hamid Bey, Ankara representative in Constantinople, says Turkish Nationalists will not accept peace terms that demilitarize the Sea of Marmara or Thrace or restrict their army during talks. He urges Britain to suspend naval and military moves in the strait during the conference.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Hamid Bey
Angora
Sea of
Marmara
Thrace
Asia
Europe
Calid Hamid
Great Britain
Rebels Forge Back in Turpam Port Attack
Report from Vera Cruz says the Port of Turpam faced an attack last Friday. A small garrison repelled the attackers, who appear to operate under leader Pelnez Rosales.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Turpam
Fridas
Adviee
Pelnez Rosales
Dubois Visitors Attend Trial In Lander Case
Dubois residents travel to Lander today for the trial linked to the alleged motor vehicle arson. Defendants include Albert Stringer and others such as Janey Atkins Red Wy Stringer W W Riek and Jasper Pease with the proceedings beginning at 10 o clock this morning.
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Dubois Pone
In Lander
Ovent Riringe
Albert Stringer
Janey
P.M. Atkins
Red
Sap O
Wy Stringer
W. W. Riek
Jasper Pease
Frank van Senyk
Lawrence Williamson
Allen
A. Livingston
Eddie van Senyk
Ollock
Big steer shipment from Moneta station draws buyers
About ten carloads of steers shipped from Moneta station by GraPhiwa were landed with observers saying two lots showed the finest quality yet seen. The steers, averaging around 1100 pounds, came from the Sweetwater area and were expected to bring top prices in Omaha as soon as they arrive.
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Moneta
Girahim Herl
Sweetwater
Omaha
Visit to father in Sweetwater noted in travel fragment
Don Miller and Jami drove to Sweetwater yesterday to visit the father who was staying in a western town. The fragmentary text records a family visit during a rural trip.
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Don Miller
Jami
Lunch Outdoors Policy At Vocational High School
A school policy requires students to eat outdoors during lunch, with ages 3 to be kept outside for the midday meal and to remain outdoors until dismissal. Administrators discuss enforcing the rule and seek acceptable arrangements for donors and in-house options while considering distance traveled by students.
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Donatu
Ronann
Kiwanis Club Hosts Ladies Night Dinner Program
Tonight at 6 30 in the dining room the Kiwanis Club plans a Ladies Night dinner for wives friends and guests A short program will be followed by a speech by Forster of Omaha on a pertinent subject Fredrick Bootroyd recently of London now in Lander will play piano selections with a male quartet Also on the agenda are regular Kiwanian business matters
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Kiwanis Club
Forster
Omaha
Nebraska
Fredrick Bootroyd
London
England
Lander
Mondell Plans Wyoming Tour for Active Campaign
Congressman Mondell returns to Wyoming and begins a statewide tour. He will appear across the southwest and other regions, pledging daily campaigning through the period ahead.
Big Game Chase Rumors Tie Hunters to Snowstorm Drive
Report claims Jenn Corbin leads a group chasing a legendary big game named gludge. The text says many hunters seek the creature as a snowstorm approaches, threatening to close gates and alter access to upper mountain areas.
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Jenn Corbin
Hunter
Planting Trees and Shrubs in Your Yard
A fragmented notice suggests planting trees in your grave yard area during suitable winter weather. It advises digging two foot holes, removing clay, replacing with soil, and transplanting in spring with minimal water. It mentions growing roses and shrubs, and hints at testing various plants.
Vofossa Coal Company Secures Large Order From Northwestern
The Vofossa Coal Company reports a sizable order from the Chicago and Northwestern, expected to keep its staff busy for some time. Expansion plans include a second large mining operation soon, after recent shutdowns that affected merchant demand.
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Vofossa Coal Company
Onlor
Chicago and
Northwestern
Tom
Merchanta
Giants and Yankees Near World Series Clinch
New Yorks World Series hopefuls the Giants and Yankees stand at a razor edge in the pennant races. The Giants need only one win from two games versus the St Louis Cardinals to clinch the National League title and potentially their eighth since 1904. the Yankees require just one victory to secure the American League flag.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Giants
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Conference to Discuss Reparations and Debts to Germany
Brussels September 25 An international conference to consider reparations inter allied debts and a loan to Germany will likely be called in early December. The timing awaits result of Anglo American debt funding talks and to allow time to bring the United States into participation.
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Associated Preas
Brussels
Germany
Noa
Debt Funding Commission
United States
Governor Di Carey Heads Back From Big Game Hunt
Governor Robert Di Carey and his party have been in the big game country on a hunting expedition and are expected to return to Cheyenne by week’s end with a group of friends.
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Robert di Carey
Cheyenne
Democratic meeting draws crowd at Third Theatre
A pod sized crowd attended a Saturday night Democratic meeting at the Third Theatre. Re E Rowe challenged Charles Winter in section 10 for Congress and gave a strong address, while Edward P. Taylor Cheyenne mayor and Democratic Secretary of State candidate spoke and impressed attendees after a free motion picture show.
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RE. E. Rowe
Dudge Charles Winter
Congress
Edward P. Taylor
Cheyenne
Grand Army Camp Opens in Des Moines Gathering
Des Moines hosts the 56th Grand Army of the Republic Encampment as veterans and auxiliaries arrive by special trains. Officials begin routine business with the National Council Administration to follow an hour session of the Executive Committee.
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Des Moines
Towa
National
Ounet
Kidnapped Jacques Villard Dies by Own Hand in Illinois
In St Louis Missouri on September 25 Jacques Villard aged 40, once kidnapped in Oldeago in December, reportedly killed himself by cutting his throat after a nationwide search. Police confirmed no external involvement in the death.
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St. Louis
Jac-ques Villard
Oldeago
Deemaber
Musical Research notice outlines first regular meeting
The Evening Section of the Musical Research invites members to a Tuesday evening meeting at the library. Frederick Boothroyd will lead the chorus and explain the planned work and the initial class for a musical organization for the coming winter.
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Mibrary
Ammbes
Thin Son Ad
Frederick Boothroyd
First Lass
Burkett Flees to Canada After Assault Charge
The restaurant operator Burkett, who fled two weeks ago following a warrant for assault and battery on nomad Waltrom, has reportedly reached Canada via Billings. He left in a mortgaged car and has not faced arrest, while creditors claim over one thousand dollars in unpaid debts.
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Jak
Burkett
Waltrom
Mis
Canada
Ile
Billings
Ty Witid
Two Men Dead After Saloon Quarrel Shootout
In Trinidad Colorado on September 25 a shooting began in a saloon near Neudler. Charles Pratto a blacksmith was killed by an unidentified man who was then killed by a posse of state rangers and citizens pursuing him into the mountains. The cause remains unclear as Thomlas was surrounded and shot when he refused to surrender.
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Trinidad
Colo
Neudler
Charles Pratto
Hin
Thomlas
Injunction Put Into Force Against Strike Leaders
The drastic temporary injunction asked by Attorney General Harry Daugherty was put in force today by Judge James H. Wilkerson. The order remained largely unchanged, with minor wording changes submitted the previous Saturday to clarify certain sections.
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Associated Preas
Hicago
Harry Daugherty
Hoperatte
James H. Wilkerson
Jdge Wilkerson
Eirkland Ships STX Cars to River City Market
Bert Kirkland departed with six Wind River cars claimed as finest duers and shipped to reach Ouand for Tuesday market.
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Eirkland
STX
Bert Kirkland
Ouand
Interesting Addresses Ignite Evening Talks Across City
The text describes two addresses yesterday, with Mr Poster a traveling washerman speaking in the morning, and JR Ore Dover, an Aldean order officer, delivering a sharp evening address. A later mention notes a ruined subscription booth and a resulting vandalism that damaged books including 120 Bibles being contributed to a local initiative.
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Poster
Ah Hiranken
Ore
Be Douver
Aldean Order
Chatonganben
Nobels
Party Saturday Evening Marks Margaret Schoottlin Birthday
Margaret Schoottlin of North Bey ond Street hosted a party for fourteen of her girl friends from 7:30 PM to 11 PM marking her 11th birthday in this city.
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Margaret Schoottlin
North Beyond Street
Margaret
Incomplete Radio Test Describes Wet Battery Trial
Fragmentary report shows Thomas testing a radio device with a new battery in wet conditions. A concert in Lake City is noted with scant details and no clear outcome.
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Thomas
Ale Lake City
Unclear memorandum announces private drama making and locals
Fragmentary notice lists names and locations such as Plumunne Apartheits Hoar deput and Melons Vor Melans. It mentions Mrv Laportd and the old Disie theatre opposite a location. Content is cryptic and lacks a clear event or date.
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Hamon
Alve
Johnsen
Mrv. Laportd
Disie
Ladies Guild to Meet at Episcopal Church
The Lasties Guill of Hn Episcopal Guild will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Idoyd Jinme on South Second Street.
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Hn Episcopal Guild
Rally Success at Congregational School Rally
The rally led by Mrs. Ma Belle Crowell, Superintendent, boosted attendance to near 2000 as classes were well organized and the period of several years saw strong participation.
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Bohol
Mabelle Crowell
Quiet Marriage Recorded in County Clerk Office
John Nentscher of Casper and Mary Ryoho of Rock Aprlage wed quietly after visiting the widow of the County Clerk Saturday morning. The ceremony took place in Judge Nicker's office with a quick, private vows. The bride was born in Austria and grew up in Germany.
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John Nentscher
Casper
Mary Ryoho
Rock
Mornigg
Everag
West Cone
Juntige Nickereon
Austria
Landor event post offers temp work and housing tips
Fragmented notice mentions farming tasks and domestic help near Landor. It references a land area, a wife seeking work, and a couple seeking a place for a winter stay. The text is garbled with unclear names but implies a local job and housing lead.
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Ian
Litocmutle
Delegation To Boulder For Wyoming Ceremony Schedule
Delegates travel to Boulder, Colorado on September 10 to join the ceremony. The organizing committee will confer their charter and a chant will mark the event at the hotel by 5:45. Community interest grows with preparations underway.
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Pho Lasuder Kanis
Tavitlag
Toubler Ip
Lambs Bring Large Price as Seller Returns
J B Greenmigh arrived with several bundles of sheep and sent word he is not well enough to handle the market. Local buyers await bids as lambs fetch high prices this week.
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J.B. Greenmigh
Rooms-Fubmont Hotel Ad Offers Tow Reonid
A fragmented classified note advertises rooms at a carpeted hotel with a desirable portion available until May. The message directs contacting the clerk at the Peomont Motel for details.
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Allenetioe Miss
Peomont Motel
Forest fires threaten Fort Townsend area damages and response
Fires in forests near Fort Townsend Washington destroy property and logging equipment valued around 900000 dollars. Local militia and Port Townsend forces battle the flames to protect water infrastructure and remaining holdings.
Late Telegraph Report Details Labor Board Hearing
A late Associated Press dispatch reports on the Whited State Railroad Labor Board hearing as union representatives press for wage restoration. The Eastern and Southwestern lines back the board's May 1 1980 decision while signal workers seek compliance. In another item an Italian coal miner Trombetlo faces murder charges after a high profile incident near a western camp, with authorities stating the events led to a fatal shooting and subsequent investigation.
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Cimcago
Wareline
Wien
Ntatey Railroad
Brotherhoods of
Tilrond Signi
Ymiur
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