Senators Debate Borah Call on European Economic Conference
Senate debate centers on Senator Borah's amendment calling for an international economic conference. Senator Lodge argues for a tightly defined agenda excluding reparations and immigration, while urging careful presidential handling of negotiations. The issue splits administration and bipartisan lines as the state department remains mum.
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Preside Harding
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State Department
Europe
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Wisconsin
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Mississippi
America
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Reed
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Missouri
Basin High Opens Conference Cage Season Tonight
The Basin high school basketball team hosts a conference opener at the high school gym tonight. Fans are urged to attend as the season begins.
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Greybull
Rede
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Anyather
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Hanlon
Wheeler
Beall
Devereaux
Spears
Hughes
Basin High
the Basin High School
Officials Grab Four Violators
Federal prohibition officers in the Greybull area arrested Jim Geott and four other suspects sought on federal liquor charges. Albert Welch P C Kittle den and Heinie Hindman were booked after surrendering to Sheriff Wickwire and the local justice. Bonds were set at $500 for each, and warrants remain for Veral more.
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Carl Jackson
Mr. C. Wachtel
Department
Wickwire
Greybull
Jim Geott
Albert Welch
P. C. Kittleden
Heinie Hindman
Veral
George Harding
U. S
DB. H. Ellis
Distinctive thanks from Metho dist ladies aid
The first division of the Methodist ladies aid extends thanks to Mr Barth of the Rex theatre for theater use and to P P Anderson for advertising. Gratitude goes to all who helped with ticket sales and arrangements. About 50 dollars was raised for the church committee.
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Methodist Ladies Aid
Supper Planned for Retiring County Officials
Holdover county officers will host a supper at the courthouse tonight to honor retiring officials with extensive preparations to ensure an enjoyable event.
Manderson Wins Two In Basin Burlington Showdown
Last Friday Manderson high school earned a second victory over Burlington boys with a 19 to 11 score during Basin city action. The Basin high school faced Burlington town team in separate play, while Manderson faced Burlington school boys.
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Manderson High School
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Manderson
Burlington Boys
Sanders Arrested for Threats Then Wife Recants
Last Friday Sanders was arrested by the sheriff in Greybull on threats against his wife. He remained jailed for days until the wife refused to prosecute and the pair reportedly left for Casper. Rh Ti Silver was a northbound passenger yesterday.
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Sheriffs Office
Greybull
Casper
Ti Silver
Christmas Holiday Visits Across Wyoming Towns
A long list of residents and visitors recounts Christmas gatherings and travels. Mr. and Mrs. Norland spend Christmas with relatives in Worland while others travel to Denver Casper Billings Arlington Spokane Crawford and Omaha to spend the holidays.
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Mrs. H. EB. Norland
Worland
Hazel Harris
Crawford, Neb
Mrs
Earl Colley of
Casper
W. T. Colley
H. C. Brome
Clint Brome
Omaha
Maggie J. Arnott
Trula May
J. C. Grissinger
Hunter
Big Horn Mere, Co
Bridger, Mont
Jacob Hauser
Otto
Martin Gilpatrick
Riverton
W. E. Webb
Hyattville
J. W. Gould
Christmas Socials and Dinners Across Hyatville and Greybull
Christmas gatherings filled homes across the area as families hosted guests from Greybull to Hyattville. Attendees included the Armstrongs, Frasp Hepburn, J. R. Bonwell, the Goulds, Webb families, and others sharing meals at homes and the Markham and Bohemian club library dances. The Bohemian club hosted a late midnight luncheon with Mesdames Belton and Colley, and the Samedi bridge club met with Mrs. Clint Brome as guest.
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Mesdames
R. G. Belton
W. T. Colley
H. C. Brome
Samedi
Chamber of Commerce elects Wise as president
The chamber of commerce directors met Tuesday and elected Harry L. Wise president and F. L. McNown recording secretary. They planned continued work for the coming months with no paid officers, tasks divided among members, and Wise and P. P. Anderson volunteering to handle collections for the first month to cut maintenance costs.
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Chamber of Commerce
Harry L. Wise
F. L. McNown
H. L. Wise
P. P. Anderson
Club
Masonic Temple Lodge 20 Installs Officers For Year
Masonic Temple Lodge No. 20 A F and A M held their installation night naming H C Avery as W M Fred Frisby as W M and others including C A Mann W C May Rev Edwin Howling T Keefer J Le Keachie L M Blair R R Perris J S and P P Anderson as officers for the ensuing year.
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Temple Lodge No
A. F
A. M
H. C. Avery
W. M
Fred Frisby
C. A. Mann
J. W
W. C. May
H. BE
Wise
Treas
Rev
Edwin Howling
T. BE. Keefer
J. le Keachie
J. D
Deserved Promotion at Continental Supply Co
Y. M. Smith appointed local manager for Continental Supply Co beginning January 1, succeeding Karl Adams who resigned.
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Y. M. Smith
Continental Supply Co
Karl Adams
John Adams Announces New Headquarters in Supply Sector
John, long employed in the company and well known in the oil community, advances in the field. His many friends in the region welcome the move while Mr Adams plans his future business and uses the location as his base for now.
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Adams
Community Christmas Dinner at Dobey Creek School
Under the South Bench Woman's club a community Christmas dinner was served at the Dobey Creek school house at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. Eighty of the beach people attended along with Mrs. Mary Avery and J. A. Berry and wife of Basin. A full calendar of foods was provided and all reported an excellent time.
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South Bench Woman's Club
Dobey Creek
Mary Avery
J. A. Berry
Basin
Father Hurt in Accident Contractor Injured in Minneapolis Fall
Miss Inez Madison learned Sunday that her father, a contractor in Minneapolis, sustained severe injuries in a fall. She left Monday to be at his bedside.
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Inez Madison
Mineapolis
Miss Madison
County officials retire after decade of service
County attorney Frank A. Little sheriff Wickwire and commissioner John Weintz terminate terms this week. Also retiring are county treasurer Mrs. Rhodes after four years of service.
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Frank A. Little
Sherif Wickwire
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Rhodes
Remodeling of sheriff's quarters for McMillan family
J. W. Osborn and O. Hardy hold the contract to remodel quarters in the rear of the courthouse recently vacated by the Gould family. The space will be prepared for the sheriff elect J. L. McMillan and his family.
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J. W. Osborn
O. Hardy
R. A. Gould
Court House
J. L. McMillan
Increased Receipts at Local Post Office in 1922
Post office receipts rose by over $1,000 in 1922 compared to 1921 indicating a rapid return to prosperity. The spike marks a strong year for this office and reflects improving economic conditions.
War with the Turks Looms in Near East Talks
London reports a likely confrontation as the near east conference approaches a final reckoning. Britain refuses to cede Mosul while other delegations show less flexibility on capitulations, straits control, and minority rights, signaling a climactic, uncertain outcome next week.
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Reuter
Lausanne
Lord Curzon
Great Britain
Mosul
Turkey
Rita Nur Bey
Mondell May Get Big Job in Interior Cabinet
Rumors in Cheyenne report Secretary Albert B. Fall will resign soon to attend to private business. President Harding reportedly will appoint Congressman Mondell to the cabinet post. Mondell is familiar with Interior affairs and western needs, and friends would welcome the appointment if confirmed.
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Interior
Albert B. Fall
Harding
Congressman Mondell
Mondell
Interior Department
West
Methodist Aid Celebrates 80th Birthday of Member
The Methodist ladies met yesterday at Mrs. L. A. Brown's home for a luncheon honoring Mrs. A. McMahon on her upcoming 80th birthday. A cake with 80 candles served as centerpiece and a $10 gift was presented to the honored guest. Hostesses were Mesdames J. R. Bonwell, Lou Blakesley and Edwin Bowling.
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L. A. Brown
A. McMahon
Church Folks Entertain Church Folks Entertain
Presbyterian church hosted a Sunday evening event with gifts for children. Catholic church held a Saturday afternoon children’s entertainment with well filled stockings. M E Church featured a cantata and gifts for kids Sunday evening. Gratitude extended to B P Wigton for services.
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Presbyterian Church
B. P. Wigton
M. E
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