Fire wastes Casper area tourists report and deaths
A Casper blaze caused two deaths and heavy damage as thousands spent by visitors at the Casper tourist camp. Albert Clarkson suffered severe burns when gasoline soaked clothing ignited while he tried to warm himself. he was taken to Casper Private hospital. The Motor Club reports more than $51,000 spent by tourists in 1922 with 3,385 cars in Casper, noting many came from across the United States and as far as Alaska and Canada.
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Motor Club
Casper
Albert Clarkson
Himelf
Clarkson
F. L. Ranch
Robert Grieve
Grieve
Union
Vermont
Delaware
Yepregenta Cara
Tellowxtons Park
Alaska
Korea
New Zeal 'S
sUewetene Stetemenland
Canada
Rantemhar
Casper Motor ‘Club
Departmental club to receive share from big show profits
The Casapey Woman's Departmental Club will get up to 1000 pounds from net profits of the Tribuns Pure Food Health and Household show at the Arkeon last night. Officials expect a strong balance once expenses are finalized, as crowd attendance remained high and merchants provided ample free food and entertainment throughout the event.
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Casapey Woman's Departmental Club
Tribuns
Arkeon
Booth
Ine Indy
Merry Makers
Tribune
Refinery Workers Targeted in Wyoming Children's Home Appeal
Fund solicitation for Notrom county quota continues at Casper refinery with Christmas seals and health bonds. Women’s canvass shifts to Don I. So hall for plant silent sale while men may voluntarily purchase through Mr. Lobdell. Campaign ends Saturday with hoped returns.
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Notrom County
Wyoming Children’s
Omea Society
Caoper ‘Oreard
Thoraday
Don I
Hall
Industrial Telationa Department
Lobdell
Casper
Valentino Defeated in Court Action in New York
Rodolph Valentino, motion picture actor, is enjoined from appearing with any other company during the life of his contract with Famous Players-Lasky after the appellate division of the supreme court decided the case.
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New York
Dec
Rodolph Valentino
Famous Players Lasky Company
Ie Supreme
Valentino
Plane missing hunt planned in El Paso Texas
Fragmentary dispatch reports a hunt planned for a missing aircraft in El Paso Texas. Observers at Port Bliss with nine pilots await radio orders to locate the plane and determine its fate.
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el, Paso
Texas
Port Bliss
Pendivene
Maéraiall
Webber
Miele
Hyot
Alghih Corpe
Gage Antonin
Saarer Lent
the Offivers Eard
Moprenlecty
President Outlines Work for Congress in Message
President Harding addresses Congress outlining priorities including prohibition enforcement reform rail transport and farm credits. He proposes merging lines to improve efficiency expanding farm loans and two amendments on child labor and securities taxation while urging registration of aliens and a stronger foreign policy stance.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Iinew
Wau
Joan Vureau
Yinack
Porte of
Embarka
Yeoru
Mfe
Roul
Marding
Stevemries
Morris Denies Any Deal For Packing Plant
Morris and Armour merger talks take an unexpected turn as Nelson Morris and Edward Morris deny any offer or price for Morris and Company to exit the packing business. They state the idea is news to them and no terms have been discussed with Armour in the ongoing consolidation.
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Morris
Chicago
Tec
Morris and Company
Armour and Company
Nelson Morris
Eolwerd
Ald
Bonus Issued to Beet Growers
The Grent Western Hogar company announced a distribution of $4,000 to beet growers across Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Montana under the tenure of 1822. The bonus targets 6 honne to we thousand auger bow growers in the region.
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Donver
Coto
Grent Western Hogar Company
Colorado
Wyoming
Tie
Casper to Welcome Dr. Harvey New Associate
Dr Herbert L Harvey, long established in Glen Rock, moves to Casper to join Dr Marehall C Keith. He will work at Keiths office and Kalhns Private Hospital on South Durbin West, seeking a wider field and new hospital opportunities.
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Herbert L. Harvey
Glenrock
Casper
Marehall C. Keith
South Durbin
Marvey
Yaevey
Chigago
College of Piyeicians
Toul Mo
Big Future in Sight for Oil
A speech by A Veateh discusses global energy prospects and America’s role. He warns against shouldering the world’s burdens alone and calls attention to the timing and divergence of foreign development as key factors in shaping future oil policy.
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Lou
United States
Veateh
Lorm
Lin Wal
Astoria Fire Devastates Downtown After Fast Spreading Blaze
A fire in Astoria Oregon broke out after 2 a.m. spreading across sixteen blocks and causing estimated damage of 10 to 15 million dollars. Buildings destroyed include Bes Hive Department Store Hoefflers Confectionery J C Penny Weinhart Hotel Astoria Budget Astoria Theater and I Co O F Hall. Ten blocks of the main business district were consumed as Astoria, with a 1920 population of 14 020, faced major lumber industry losses.
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Associated Press
Attr Re Teak
Fire Wipes Out District From River Front To Exchange
Fire swept a large downtown district from the river front five blocks south to Exchange Street and between Fourteenth and Tenth. About 12 buildings per block housed most city businesses. Norma Staples, auto dealer and Bank of Commerce president, was reported dead. Bron nin Van Duxen, a businessman, missing. W. E. Fellman, furniture dealer, later found safe.
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Portland
Ore
Associated Press
Astoria
Columbia River
Fortland
Authoriies
Exchange Street
Fourteenth and
Tenth Street
Exchange Streat
Norma Btaples
Bank of Commerce
Bronnin van Duxen
W. E. Fellman
den Warner
Buildings Dynamited to Check Flames in Astoria Fire
A major fire in Astoria Oregon killed two men and left ten area businessmen dead or injured. Firefighters dynamited nearby structures to halt spreading flames after an explosion in the Bee Hive apartments. By dawn, two deaths were confirmed Norris Staples and W M Pullman, with extensive property damage and multiple financial institutions affected.
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Abtoria
Ore
Portland Fire Department
Bee Hive
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railroad Company
Autorta
Norris Staples
Bank of Commero
WMW
Pullmaan
Che Ely Lyall
Astorin Tha! Department
Astoria
Portland
Astoria Yoyvings Bank
Astoria National Bank
Columbia Trust and Flavings Oak
Bank of Commerce
Standard Oil to ship 2,000,000 barrels in 1923 export
The Standard Oil Company of Ty Diinn renews a 1923 contract to deliver 2,000,000 barrels of gasoline from Casper refinery to Baton Rouge for export. Despite a year of delays due to specification changes, the firm expects to fulfill the entire output, boosting local plant activity to capacity in the coming year. Mary Viola Browder wed G. Lenmers in a quiet Piper Christian church ceremony officiated by Rev. I RR. Duldebrand. she previously came from ment to wed Mr. Lemmens and will reside with him in Texas.
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Standard Ol Company
Tydiinn
Baton Rouge
Casper
Ainnually
Misa Mary Viola Browder
Bandits menace yank workers during tense day at consulate
Unclear report describes threats by bandits toward workers and guards near a consulate area. Mention of Japanese employees and crowded train with people from Weonéon of Ganges. No injuries reported.
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Wey
Walter Works
Weonéon
Ganges
Sapanese Cromer
Bilia
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