Centennial Celebration Marks Missionary Work in Hawaii
Honolulu prepares for a five day centennial celebration of missionary enterprise in Hawaii with days focused on Missionary, Union with the U S, Commercial and Educational milestones. Delegates led by Dr Edwin D Eaton and David P Jones will attend along with notable speakers from academia and finance. The Kawalahao church, built of coral blocks in 1840, anchors the festivities and recalls the islanders’ conversion from savagery toward civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
United States
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Eewin D. Eaton
Beloit College
David P. Jones
Minneapolis
Samuel Mills
Williams College
Massachusetts
Henry Obookiah
Obookiah
Mills
Sandwich Islands
Park Street Church
Boston
Thaddeus
Capcorn
Oahu
Liholiho
Henry A. van Dyke
Denmark
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Mining wage agreement details and inter-state meeting note
The document outlines pick and machine mining rates across Ohio Indiana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania with specific per ton figures and daily wage adjustments for day labor trapper and boy workers. It ends with a resolution noting an interstate joint meeting or perpetual pete hire in 1922 and a referenced time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Cambridge
Amsterdam-Berghofholz
Ohio
Indiana
Danville
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Perenriag Pete Hire
Prohibition Enforcement Chief Predicts Strong Gains Across States
Deputy Commissioner H. M. Gaylord of the prohibition enforcement bureau reports successful enforcement in Indiana Illinois Missouri Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio and New York after a Washington inspection trip. He predicts conditions will improve further within three months.
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H. M. Gaylord
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
New York
Coal Conference Ends With Signed Agreement Despite Demands
A two operator and two miner committee from each state plus Mine Workers officers met. Although officials failed to secure main demands, they welcomed the signed agreement as day men saw a wage rise from 4.00 to 1.35. John Lewis criticized the commission for not boosting day laborers' pay, calling it a serious blunder. He argued the 27 percent uplift for tonnage workers was disproportionate to the day workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Workers Organization
John Lewis
Coal Commission
Housing and labor tensions shape postwar economy
Officials describe a slow shift in public attitude toward housing and building as labor shortages and scarce materials persist. They note migration from farms to cities, tax policy dampening new ventures, and a cautious credit climate while praising signs of capital-labor harmony and hopeful crop prospects.
League President Replies to McGee
New York March 34. John A Heydler president of the National League reiterates in a letter to Magee's attorney that Magee had not filed charges against team owners nor named players suspected of gambling on games. The notice counters claims that Magee was not a Chicago club member in 1919 and that charges are being renewed.
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New York
John A. Heydler
National Baseball League
le Mageee
Magee
Question of U S Representation at Peace Conference
Paris dispatch notes the peace conference resuming April 10 or 11 in San Remo Italy and questions who will represent the United States. Hugh C Wallace the ambassador to France has attended Paris sessions and John W Davis the ambassador to Great Britain has attended London meetings.
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Paris
San Reno
Italy
United States
Hugh C. Wallace
France
John W. Davis
London
Dispute Over Ownership of a Mechanical Piano
In a suit by Hittchew against Mane wal and Smith, taken under advisement by Judge Mentzer, Hittchew claims the piano was sold to the defendants for 900. Smith and Mane wal deny any sale or intent to claim ownership, saying they only allowed him to leave the instrument at the Fagles' Home during arrangements to dispose of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hitcchew
Louis Manewal
Louis Smith
Isles
Hite En
Manewal
Smith
W. C. Mentzer
District Court
Hittchew
Hitchen
Fagles
Last Will Contested in Probate Case and Witness Testimony
Proceedings focus on signing and preparation of the will of Mrs. Conroy. Frederick and Florence Ley testified that Mrs. Conroy appeared mentally normal and competent to manage her affairs while Sewall claimed to be her sole heir and described arranging the typed will. Contested allegations include claims of improper influence and questions of mental competence at the time the will was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cheyenne
Landerite Survived by 68 Descendents
In Lander Wyoming last week pioneer John Rogers aged 88 and Adelbert Goodrich aged 54 died. Rogers had lived in Fremont county for about 50 years and left a widow four children 87 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Goodrich died from cancer.
Courage of Mrs Mann Aboard Foundered Vessel
Mrs William A Mann of Brooklyn wife of the Yungal captain showed remarkable courage amid peril off the Carolina coast. She endured long exposure in a breeches buoy lifting morale as the crew, despairing, pressed on. The Yungal crew were rescued by the United Fruit Company steamer Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Mann
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carolina
United Fruit Company
Simon
Tail spin Fatal to Air Skipper Foote
Captain J. M. Foote a Dallas born army test pilot and chief pilot for L. W. F. Engineering of Long Island City died when a monoplane he was piloting fell 4000 feet near Roosevelt field. The cause of the crash is not known.
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Mineqla
N. Y
J. M. Foote
Dallas
Tex
L. W. F. Engineering Company
Long Island City
Roosevelt Field
Aged Man Near Death in Wyoming Blizzard
Frank Leuny, 65, wandered in a blizzard near Cambria Wyoming believing he was being held at a ranch. He was found next morning with severe frostbite on arms, feet, and face after losing his way in the storm and scratching his hands on barbs. Moderate temperatures saved him from freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Wyo
Frank Leuig
Leuny
Eighty Year Old Axe Wielder to Be Tried
William Z. Snarling, 80, was jailed in Lander Wyoming from Dubois on charges of attempting to kill his daughter Mrs Frank Foster with an axe. He has a history of paroxysms of rage and a prior sanity board hearing. Another sanity hearing is likely.
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Lander
Wyo
William Z. Snarling
Dubois
Frank Foster
Spruline
Board of Sanity
Spring-Hollisters Tea and Cleanser Advert
An old advertisement fragment mentions Spring-Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Sands-Hays Drug Co offering Snringe Cleanser fiz ik. The line hints at a spring sale or product lineup from a local drug company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea
Snringe Cleanser
Fiz-Ik
Sands-Hays Drug Co
Eagles Hall Observes Holy Thursday No Dance Tonight
Holy Thursday observed by Eagles Hall with no public dance to respect church plans. On Saturday night Mc Keon and Archer announce a special Easter Saturday ball for Cheyenne dancers, with further details to follow.
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Eagles Hall
McKeon & Archer
Octogenarian Pioneer Dies in Converse County
Douglas Wyo March 34 Andrew Cooper aged nearly seventy five and a Converse county pioneer died at his daughter Mrs James Wilcox home after illness. He settled in the town in 1864 and moved to this state in 1884. He is survived by three daughters forty four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouglas
Wyo
Andrew Cooper
Converse County
James Wilcox
Cooper
Donnellan Wins Return of Car and Damages
Judge W G Mentzer of Laramaie county district court ruled in favor of John Donnellan in a suit against Sheriff H J Smalley. The automobile seized under attachment was returned to Donnellan and he received $100 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Mentzer
Laramie County
Funeral for Nicholas O'Brien Held in Nebraska
Mrs. T. Joe Wisher traveled to Omaha to attend the funeral of her brother Nicholas J. O'Brien a railroad official well known in Cheyenne. O'Brien died suddenly in Texas several days ago.
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Nicholas O’brien
Nebraska
T. Joe Wisher
Omaha
Nicholas J. O'Brien
Cheyenne
Mr. O'Brien
Texas
Funeral services for Pioneer Ranchman William Aie Rell
Funeral services will be held Friday at 11 o clock at St Marys Cathedral for William Aie Rell pioneer ranchman who died Tuesday morning. Rev Father Hartman will conduct the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aierell
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Hartman
Jewelry theft at Torrington recovery and arrests
Torrington Wyoming March 34 A burglary last Sunday night yielded twenty thousand dollars of jewelry recovered at a ranch owned by William Sherman’s father Three men J Cody William S Sherman and John W Lewis are under arrest on suspicion of involvement in the theft The total value of the stolen goods was thirty five thousand dollars and authorities say nearly all have been recovered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington
Wyo
J. Cody
John W. Lewis
Sherman
First American Soldier Body Exhumed for Return Home
The first body of an American soldier who died in France was exhumed from Pontanezen camp cemetery Brest for return trip home. The event occurred March 31 as reports confirm the exhumation at the French site.
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Brest
Associated Press
France
Pontanezen Camp
Miss Mellquham Becomes Curtis Publication Agent
Miss Mary Mellquham takes over the Curtis Publishing subscription agency from Winnifred Garlock who recently left town. Curtis titles include The Ladies Home Journal The Saturday Evening Post and The Country Gentleman.
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Mary Mellquham
Eighteenth Street
Curtis Publishing Company
Winnifred Garlock
Curtis
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Winners of Prizes at Eagle Hall Dance
Winners of two prizes at Eagles Hall Tuesday night were Thomas J. McGougher and Beulah Wooding. McGougher received five dollars in cash while Wooding took home three kewpie dolls.
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Eagle Hall
Eagles Hall
Thomas J. McGougher
Beulah Wooding
Mr. McGougher
Miss Wooding
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