Lions Club hears state meet report and concert plan
Report on the state Lions convention at Torrington highlights hospitality and social events. Casper Business and Professional Women's Club seeks support for a June 18 concert by Axel Skovgaard and Danish Vollmer, with proceeds to benefit school playground funds and high school auditorium event.
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Torrington
Casper
Taple
Orden
Chappell
Casper Club
Lusk
Lions
Inez Babb
Alsa
Selma Young
Lola Miller
Skovgaard
Lions Club
Lis
Twain Cabin In California Saved
The recovered cabin that once sheltered Samuel Clemens on Jackass Hill will be presented to Tuolumne County by mine operator W J Loring with a dedication on June 10. Governor Stephens will give the principal address and a barbecue for two thousand guests will be a featured part of the ceremony.
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Sonora
Cal
Tune
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Jackass Hill
Tuolumne County
W. J. Loring
Stephens
For Rent and Sale Notices in Lincoln Area
Household and vehicle ads list furnished front room for two at 509 8th Street with contact 1686W, and a 1920 Ford touring car in good condition offered via Carl Albin's grocery east of the brewery contact 1803. Also listed are a touring car for trade or cash, a piano near 6628 Lincoln, and a corner lot 60 by 140 feet in a restricted district with sewer and water, all noting timing around June and after 4 PM dead lines.
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Carl
Albin’s
Ford
Lincoln
Royal Wedding Security Shuts Belgrade Streets
Heavy precautions guarded King Alexander and Princess Marie of Romania as their wedding procession moved from palace to cathedral. Double lines of soldiers and gendarmes faced in and out with loaded rifles and fixed bayonets, bans on windows and cameras. Spectators limited and armed guards posted on balconies. The royal wedding fuels rush of marriage licenses across Jugoslavian towns.
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Belgrade
Alexander
Marie
Romania
Oi ‘Jugo Slavia
Five Hurt In Paper Plant Fire In Pittsburgh
A general alarm brought city departments to the Young Paper company plant on Thirty-fourth street. Five men including K P Young were hospitalized after explosions in the theater section. The fire spread quickly to the Pittsburgh Malleable Iron building. Four of the injured were reported as badly burned and in serious condition.
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Pittsburgh
Young Paper Company
Thirty-fourth Street
K. P. Young
Pittsburgh Malleable Iron Company
Mrs Spreckels Gets French Palace Space for San Francisco Exhibit
Paris June 8 The French government turned part of the Legion of Honor palace to Mrs Adolph Spreckels of San Francisco for an art objects exhibition from Europe toward a San Francisco replica. The show may run six weeks starting July 1923 and features gifts from the French ministry of fine arts and private donors.
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Paris
Associated Press
Adolph B. Spreckles
San Francisco
Palace of the Legion of Honor
Europe
Ministry of Fine Arts
France
Marshal Joffre
Marne
Duchess of Vendome
San Francisco Museum
Paria
Romania
San Francisco Palace
Maryland Man Heads Engineers at A E Convention
A N Johnson dean of Maryland College of Engineering was installed as president of the American Association of Engineers at the eighth annual convention in Salt Lake City. George F E Taylor of West Virginia became first vice president and Allen M Knowles of New York was named second vice president. Speakers included Rev Vergil Rover of Indianapolis and Hubert Grant, president of the Mormon Church in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
A. N. Johnson
College of Engineering
University of Maryland
American Association of Engineers
George FE. Taylor
West Virginia
Allen M. Knowles
New York
Vic
Vergil 1. Rover
D. D
Indianapolis
Hubert Grant
Mormon Church of St
Groper Glia Art Injured In Auto Accident
W H Lloyd rushed to Santa Anna California after a telegram from Mrs. Lloyd reports two daughters Margaret and Helen injured when a truck struck their car yesterday. Helen's injuries are minor. Margaret has a broken shoulder and hip with possible internal injuries and may need surgery. Mrs. Lloyd was uninjured and had traveled to California a week ago to drive back to Casper with the girls.
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W. H. Lloyd
Santa Anna
Cal
German loan idea dropped by bankers committee
A committee of bankers has abandoned plans for an international loan to Germany. They meet today to agree on the form of their report, which will be submitted to the reparations commission.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Reparations Commission
Noted Japanese Woman Is Dead
The death of Madam Miiyoke Kohashi, a veteran leader in Japanese women’s movements, is reported. She championed women’s issues through years abroad and upon return led efforts to improve conditions for Japanese women.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Madam Miiyoke Kohashi
Empire
Madame Kohashi
Record Crops Forecast In Agriculture Department Report
WashingtonJune 8 Larger crops than last year were forecast today by the department of agriculture Winter wheat showed improvement to the extent of 22,000,000 bushels since May 1 with a forecast of 607,000,000 bushels or the fourth largest ever grown The spring wheat area is 1,000,000 acres less than last year but production is forecast at 247,000,000 bushels or 92,000,000 bushels more than the 1921 crop.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Boys Scout Rescue At Mills Plunge Save Two Girls
Barry Mahoney and George Cook, Boy Scouts, dived into Mills plunge last Monday at the caretaker’s request and pulled two non swimming girls from deep water. They will seek honor medals from national headquarters via the executive committee.
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Plaace
Mills
Barry Mahoney
George Cook
National
Intersta te Commerce Commission approves reduced rail tariffs
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized railroads to file tariffs reflecting a 10 percent freight rate cut effective July 1. Tariffs may be filed on three days notice instead of ten, with certain publication requirements waived.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Ford Lincoln Jubilee Exposition at Denver Ford Plant
Plans for a four day Ford Lincoln Jubilee at the Denver assembly plant June 14 to 17. tours of the plant, vaudeville shows, car displays on multiple floors, and a prize drawing for a Ford car. Free admission for all visitors with registration and a hotel may be needed for out of town guests.
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Denver
Colo
Tribune
Ford
Lincoln
Colorado
New Medical Powers Given to Aspirin
The text promotes a reformulated aspirin product named TINGLINS LAXO ASPTRIM that adds a digestant and a gentle laxative to ordinary aspirin. It claims faster relief from headaches colds and neuralgia with reduced stomach discomfort and improved blood flow within ten minutes of ingestion.
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World of
Rail unions forecast strong strike vote over wage cuts
In Chicago on June 8 union leaders predicted a heavy strike approval among railroad workers as ballots prepare to be cast by June 40. A suspension of work could begin July 15 if the referendum passes and wage reductions of 110 million dollars are implemented for shop and maintenance employees.
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Chicago
Coast Governor Is Assailed By Defense League
The General Defense committee says Governor W L D Stephens of California misquoted in supporting wartime labor law. It accuses prosecution of organized labor under the California criminal syndicalism statute of violating the constitution and notes about 30 men being held in San Quentin merely for membership.
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Chicago
General Defense Committee Today
W. LD. Stephens
California
San Quentin Penitentiary
Frontier Days Letter Warns of National Peril
Cheyenne Wyoming hosts Frontier Days in 1922 as a social peril warning letter signed by Harry Feinberg secretary urges the nation to awaken to the danger.
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Cheyenne
Harry Feinberg
Legion event details and travel plans for Wyoming conference
A notice describes July events involving the American Legion. It notes a formal opening on July 26 and attendance by national officers, with travel to the Wyoming State convention and subsequent movement toward the Pacific coast.
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Ford MeoNider
Coma Mah
American Legion
Aqu Nidey
Wyoming
Pacific Coast
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