Local notices and town items from Worland area
Local items list visitors, births, medical procedures, legal notices and church events. Gilbert Herrick and O R Booker families noted. Torgerson undergoing appendicitis surgery. Easter services for Knights Templar. attorney Arnott travels for legal matters. union meeting affects Baptist Ladies Aid. long standing merchant lunch promoted. First Church of Christ Scientist activities and Sunday school, reading rooms hours.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Names and Telegram Reveal Commissioner Race Twist
Wm 8S Spry of Utah and James D Gallup of Buffalo were candidates for general land office commissioner. A telegram from the loser to the winner notes the Wyoming candidate thought he used a false surname, and that Gallup’s name proved more active.
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Spry
Utah
James D. Gallup
Buffalo
General Land Office
Jim
Wyoming
Death of 17 year old Alice Reed at Manderson
Alice Glenn Reed aged 17 died at her Manderson home last Saturday from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday at Manderson with Dr. Powell of Worland officiating and interment in Manderson cemetery. Born March 10 1904 at Lost Cabin Wyoming she lived in Tensleep Thermopolis Worland and Manderson. Her family extends thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy.
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Alice Glenn Reed
Manderson
Powell
Worland
Alice Reed
Alva Reed
Lost Cabin
Wyo
Big Horn Bagin
Tensleep
Thermopolis
Hle
Siater Allee
Filipino Plea to Congress for Philippine Independence
Resident Commissioner Isauro Gabaldon urged the U S Congress to grant independence to the Philippines. He cited examples of allied nations seeking self rule, praised American policy as altruistic, and pressed for fulfillment of the Jones Law pledge once a stable government exists.
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Washington
Armerica
Ireland
Poland
Gabatden
Congress
Neady
England
America
American Congress
United States
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Philippine hat gains popularity in the United States
A Filipino artisan crafts a traditional hat that has attracted growing interest among both men and women in the United States, serving as a symbol of pride for wearers.
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United States
Filipino Independence But No Guaranty
The Chicago Tribune notes the Filipino people seek full independence as a natural human aspiration and expresses no blame for their drive toward freedom.
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Chicago
Mediation Ends Packers Wage Dispute Settlement Reached
Washington reports a negotiated settlement averting a strike in the packing industry after three days of talks led by Secretary of Labor Davia. The agreement cuts wages by eight cents an hour for hourly workers and 12 percent for piece workers while extending the Alschuler arbitration framework for six months to September 15. Government pressure aided the accord with six major packers and representatives of workers and officials Davia Hoover and Walace participating.
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Washington
Davia
Davis
Hoover
Walace
Alschuler
Samuel Alschuler
The Restless Sex at Rex Theatre Next Tuesday
Marion Davies leads the photo play version of Robert Chambers’s society novel The Restless Sex at the Rex theatre with Ralph Kellard and Carlyle Blackwell in support. The Cosmopolitan production for Paramount features a lavish ballroom scene with over six hundred costumed participants and was directed by Robert Z Leonard.
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Rex Theatre
Robert W. Chambers
Marion Davies
Ralph Kellard
Carlyle Blackwell
Miss Davies
Paramount
Robert Z. Leonard
Modern farm gets updated plumbing and baths
Fred Frisby won the contract for plumbing at J. H. Montgomery farm south of town with E. A. Rowe directing the project. Modern hot water and baths will be installed, making the ranch one of the region’s most up to date farms. Jim Montgomery is wintering in California and notes locals deserve similar comforts.
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Fred Frisby
J. H. Montgomery
E. A. Rowe
Jim Montgomery
California
Engineer J. B. True Visited Project Site in Wyoming
J. B. True, engineer for the Grey Bull Valley irrigation reservoir project, was in Cheyenne this week. Former Wyoming state engineer, he is regarded as one of the best irrigation engineers of the era.
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J. B. True
Greybull Valley
Cheyenne
Mr. True
Wyoming
Harrisons Outlook on Philippine Independence
Francisco Burton Harrison, former governor general of the Philippine Islands, says he offered to resign in 1919 if the Secretary of War recommended a Filipino successor and expresses a vision of independence. He envisions a future where the Philippine flag rises as the U S flag lowers, signaling kept promises to Filipino islanders.
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Manila
Francis Burton Harrison
The
Philippine Islands
Wilson
Washington
Philippine Republic
United States
Philippines University Opens Journalistic Course
The School of Journalism in Manila at the University of the Philippines is established as the Orsi in the Far East. Admission limits to third and fourth year students with strong English. The program is open to men and women. An inaugural class of about 60 registered.
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School of Journalism
Philippines
Manila
Orsi
Far East
University of the Philippines
Manile
School of
Journaliem
Courme Lik
Journallatie Couree
Communists seize Hamburg buildings and shipyards amid unrest
Report from Verlin dated March 238 describes communist workers occupying Hamburg city administration halls and the Blohm and Voss shipyards, raising the red flag. Attacks target court houses, banks, and police, with bombings and derailed trains reported across central Germany.
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Verlin
Hamburg
Blohm and Vous
Rodewisch
Auerbach
Freiberg
Dresden
Mansfield
Leipsic
Death Here Saturday Honored Kendall at Basin Hospital
Walter Kendall died last Saturday at five o clock after a brain tumor. He was 36, came from Texas, worked at the Ford garage, then farmed in the north end of the county. Survived by a widow, five children, a sister Mrs H Martindale and a brother Knox Kendall both of Lovell. Wife and brother were present at his death. Remains moved to Lovell for funeral and interment Monday. The family, with many friends, extend heartfelt sympathy.
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Walter Kendall
Basin Hospital
Lovell
Texas
Ford
H. Martindale
Knox Kendall
Lowell
M. E. Church schedules Easter services and events
The M. E. Church announces Sunday school at 10 am led by supervisor W. B. Talbott and church services at 11 am with an Easter sermon and special music. The Eporth league meets at 6 20 pm, followed by an Easter program by the Sunday school at 7 30 pm. Minister Baldwin Bowling. Guy Shipman departed Monday for Worland to farm this year.
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W. B. Talbott
Eporth League
Bhdwin Bowling
Red Cross Calls for Used Clothing Donations
The Red Cross committee for clothing asks residents to notify Mrs. Zela Murphy at 64W about old garments to donate for relief work. Clothing should be clean and suitable for home or foreign relief, including underwear that can be repurposed for children. A store closet will keep items ready to prevent waste.
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Red Cross Committee For Clothing
Zela Murphy
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Gilbert Herrick of
Mr and
Mra. O. R. Booker
Mr. Torgerson
Frannie
Hisin Hospital
Fraterfitty Hall
Douglas Junch
Frank A. Wise
Basin State Bank
O. Hardy
John P. Arnott
Sheridan and Bualo
Methodist Church
Baptist Ladies Aid
Douglas
Isauro Gabaldon
Francis Burton
Harrison
Ricl
Liggetts
Nadler
Rexall
Babin
L.hubert McRorie
D. C
Big Horn County Bank Annex
Basin
Ideal Tailoring Co
D. T. Hand
M. E. Church
Guy Shipman
WM. Gibson
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