Wyoming News Snippet Highlights Townley Visit and Local Affairs
A. C. Townley and family arrived in Cheyenne while the Non Partisan league leader stated his trip to restore his wife's health. Wyoming division freight and passenger traffic for Union Pacific is back to normal with many trains passing. Harvard’s B F Albertsworth Ph D named dean of the University of Wyoming Law School. The DAR Wyoming issued a WWI activities booklet to be filed in Washington. A Casper nurse notes many young girls saved by clinic treatment since May 17, with most under 18 affected by social diseases. The Ohio Oil oil rig in Casper destroyed by fire with no cause found. Local druggist convention aims to organize for retailer laws. a Wyoming livestock agency discussed in Farm Scene. Bill the elk of Yellowstone adopted as mascot by New York BPE lodge. Bill accepts a luncheon after munching an annlication blank. Wyoming Law School to open September 8 with evening sessions. Autos theft case in Cheyenne grows more complex. several suspects free, others jailed. Lander to dedicate Yellowstone Park southern entrance August 21 at Two-Two-Te Pass with notable attendees including Stephen Mather, John Kendrick, Cary, ex-governors, and Emerson Hough. Cheyenne rail wreck claims cited.
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A. C. Townley
Laramie
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Union Pacific
Yellowstone
Bill
New York
B. P
McGrath
New York City
Halled
Cagper
Wyoming Law School
Law School
Lander
Yellowstone National Park
Two-Two-Tee Pass
Stephen T. Mather
John B. Kendrick
Cary
Reading
Emerson Hough
Saturday Evening Post
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Nat Lawton case and Western politics headline mix
Wyoming district reports pace of divorces rising in Cheyenne with many filings for non support and desertion. Cheyenne and Casper updates note murder charges bound over, and refinery rehire surge. National items include tariff bloc formation, budget plans, Boxer indemnity, and police killings in Tennessee.
Oil wells damaged in Caucasus fields. villagers flee
Eighteen oil wells were destroyed during the week in the Caucasus oil fields near Baku. Residents of neighboring villages fled to other parts of the district. In Japan, W. H. Price, an American professor of political economy at the Imperial University, was killed after a fall while mountain exploration. Continued on Page Ten.
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Karuizawa
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Imperial University
The Story of Our States Florida facts and recall
Florida is described as Americas Great? easter Sunday originues. St Augustine is cited as the oldest city. The narrative covers Spanish and English control, the cession to England in 1763, later return to Spain, pirate and Seminole unrest, Monroe purchase for 3 5 million, creation of a territory, statehood in 1845, Everglades nickname, Peninsula State status, and area 58 960 square miles.
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St. John's River
Spain
Menendez
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Hugenot
United States
Carolinas
Florida
England
Havana
Monroe
Everglide
Peninsula
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McClure Newapapar Syndicate
Washington Politico Roundup From Early Harding Era
A chaotic Washington summary notes A W Douglas praising retail buying, a lieutenants shortage in the US Army, a ring of bootleggers posing as patent medicine makers, Eugene Meyer Jr touting rail funding jobs, and Harding backing rail relief funds. It mentions Sweethill veterans service reforms, Truman Newberry’s disputed senate title, Armistice Day chairmanship talk, Ta Mollette’s critique of rail funding, Hoover and Harding plans for Soviet relief, and a Ways and Means committee move to cut corporate exemptions while hiking the tax base.
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Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Harding
United State
Sweethill
Truman Newberry
Michigan
Lee
United States
Ta Mollette
Wisconsin
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Colma
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Red Cross
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