House Passes Ship Subsidy Bill With Liquor Reference Struck
The House approved the administration ship subsidy bill by 208 to 184 with two present. Edmonds amendment removing liquor sale references on American ships was eliminated. A recommit vote failed 216 to 172 as the chamber moved toward final passage. Senate action to follow next week.
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Washington, Moy
House
Ately
Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Congress
Merchant Marine Fund
Wyoming Day Proclaimed by Governor Carey 1922
Governor Robert D. Carey designates Sunday December tenth as Wyoming Day to honor pioneer history and the 1869 suffrage act. The proclamation, signed in Cheyenne, urges observance of commemorative exercises. The notice closes with the secretary of state and deputy signatures. Paul Stock departed for Farmington New Mexico following reports of a new oil and gas strike yesterday.
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Wyoming Territory
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
State of
Wyom
Paul Stock
Farmington, N. Mex
Accidents Burn Mrs. Silver in Home Gas Stove Incident
Mrs. R. L. Silver suffered severe burns to her body and hands when her clothing caught fire near a gas stove. Neighbors Mrs. P. W. Metz and Henry Dutton smothered the flames, and doctors say her injuries are painful but not serious, with recovery expected in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Silver
Denver music store manager earns success for Nadler venture
Lester Bruining, currently managing the Nadler music store in Denver, is reported to be making a success of the venture. This should be good news to his many friends in the area.
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Lester Bruining
Denver
C. A. Nadler
Lester
Greybull Tops Basin In 19 6 Football Battle
A large Greybul l crowd watched Greybull defeat Basin 19 to 6 in a hard fought gridiron clash. Standouts included Garland Wilkerson and Brown for Greybull while Basin drivers Beall Bur roughs and Jones produced highlight plays. Officials were competent and fair as Basin concedes defeat and looks to build a strong basketball squad.
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Bazin High ‘School
Greybull
Garland
Wilkerson
Brown
Brown Fs
Capt
Wilkeson
Basin
Jones
Beall
Burroughs
Basin Fellows
Basin Road Show Delights Local Audiences
The Mayme Arington company played to capacity crowds last Saturday and Sunday and delivered a program above average for road companies. Their band and orchestra, singing, and specialties were praised. Basin residents welcome this troupe again and commend the Rex for quality shows.
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Mayme Arington Company
Basin
Local Riders Plan Premier Rodeo at Fairgrounds
Local riders stage a big rodeo at the fairgrounds next Sunday promising the strongest event in the area with many horses and riders. Management seeks a large crowd and may host another show next year before the fair to develop top riders and provide amusement.
Stop the Right Revelry of School Children Exposed
A public appeal urges Basin parents to curb minors drinking and out late nights amid bootleg liquor. The piece condemns the 18th amendment violations and seeks community action, urging parents to report sources and cooperate with authorities to prosecute offenders and protect schools and moral life.
Social Events Bring Many Guests To Local Homes
A long list of dinner and bridge gatherings highlights a week of social events. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brome hosted with the H. C. Brome family. Mayor West and G. R. Brill joined the Brill family. Prof. and Mrs. McNown dined with the Blairs. numerous families attended dinners at the Haworth, Hanlon, Blair, Patterson, Zane, and Armeling households.
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G. R. Brill
R. B. West
Prof
F. L. McNown
Mrs. L. M. Blair
Jim Baker
T. C. Boyd
Mrs. BE
E. Patterson
Mrs. L. A. Zane
L. M. Blair
C. L. Brome
H. J. Hall
Miss Madison
H. C. Brome
H. Armeling
Bridge
Mesdamesj
8. Atherly
Neil Anderson
T. Armstrong
W. H. Robinson
J. Bircumshaw
T. K. Bishop
F. A. Little
F. J. Stipek
M. B. Walker
Caroline
J. J. Fleming
E. Harris
P. W. Metz
J. Cc. Stewart
J. E B. Traller
W. E. Larrick
Jacobs
Josephine Harris
F. A. Hepburn
Greybull
Frank A. Wise
Worland
Winifred Patten
Madison
Mason
J. A. Coons
Eltion
L. Brome
Married Monday in Worland union
Louis Lopez of Worland and Miss Josephine Zamora were married on Monday by Rev. Father Endres. The couple will reside in Worland where the groom is employed. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zamora, north of town.
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Louis Lopez
Worland
Josephine Zamora
Father Endres
Joe Zamora
Rex Returns in January for New Weekend Engagement
The Rex audience praised last Saturday and Sunday nights and booked January performances. The company expects a similar warm welcome and patronage on the return visit.
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Mayme Arington Company
Rex
Stock dividends and oil industry facts defend Standard Oil policy
The piece argues 1923 US car growth and gasoline needs are rising with 12.5 million registrations and 5.67 billion gallons of required fuel. It defends Standard Oil of New Jersey's lamp publication stance on stock dividends, noting ten year earnings, tax payments, dividends, and reinvestment into capital, concluding higher dividends from keeping funds in business. It situates arguments against stock bonus criticisms and explains long term capital needs.
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Standard Oil Companies
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Three Get Coveted Appointments For West Point Navy
Letters from Congressman Mondell reveal Marion Alabama youths receive nominations for Naval Academy and West Point exams. Arthur Zaring receives Primar y nomination. exams set February 7 and April 18 with April preferred. Mondell encourages best effort and notes official Navy notice forthcoming.
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Navy Department
F. W. Mondell
West Point Nominations Featured for Basin Resident
A Basin Wyoming resident, Loren Davis Pegg, is nominated as Principal for the West Point examination set for the first Tuesday in March, with the possibility of admission to the Academy next July if successful. Richard Gerald Extra nominates himself as Second Alternate, with the same March exam date and potential July admission ifEarlier qualifiers fail.
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Loren Davis Pegg
Basin
Wyoming
Loren
West Point
Academy
Richard Gerald Extra
Richard
Hay Wagon Fall Injures Resident on Crystal Creek
H. M. Bethurem of Crystal Creek near Himes suffered a broken hip when he fell from a hay wagon at 8 80 in the morning. He was not found until late afternoon but is reported as doing as well as could be expected and full recovery is assured.
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H. M. Bethurem
Crystal Creek
Himes
Mr. Bethren
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T. C. Haworth
T. W. Olney
Shell
Mrs. O. Hardy
Dave Wilson
Crosby
Dave
Henry Lewis
J. H. Hanlon
Mrs. Hanlon
Henry
L. B. McDaniels
Ernest Borden
Henry Armeling
T. K. Armstrong
Mrs. Thos
M. Hyde
R. R. Ferris
H. M. Sheive
Mandergon
Chas. BE. Lewis
Powell
Lewis
Mra. Hanlon
Arthur Burns
Frank J. Barth
F. M. Hime
J. L. Keadle
James
Caroline Brown
Vivian
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United States
Baisn Boys
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Annapolis
Arthur Zaring
Marion Military and Naval Roadway
Marion
Alabama
Arthur
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