Black Joe Paroled After Firefighter Killings
A violent fireman known as Black Joe killed a firefighter and wounded others after transfers between Salem and Lawrence. He was sentenced to death but parole arrived when Mrs. Henry Nevins of Methuen pleaded, securing his imprisonment on her farm instead.
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Black Joe
Satan
Joe
Salem, Mass
Lawrence
Henry
Nevins
Methuen
Mass
Morris
Foot scrapers lure curiosity near St Pauls church
Two small iron foot scrapers lie at the rear of St Pauls church on Broadway and Vesey street by the stone steps. The New York Post notes they reflect a pattern essential before Broadway was macadamized and recalls a bygone era when homes and businesses kept foot scrapers at both ends. It was etiquette to remove mud before entering.
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St. Paul's Church
Broadway
Vesey Street
New York Post
Manhattan
Thrice-A-Week World Offer Bundles Jacksons Hole Courier
An old ad promotes the Thrice-A-Week World tabloid and Jacksons Hole Courier combo offer. It touts global news, daily updates, and a three dollar rate with a special combined subscription price for both papers, highlighting historical U.S. changes and European news.
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United States
Ueek World
Journalisay
America
Beatles
Europe
Jackson's Hole
Ade Inserted In Thin Cajun Fire Column
A brief ad column notes a pricing change with a new rate of 100 par per line for ongoing inserts. It highlights cost stability and ongoing availability for future listings. The item emphasizes steady per line pricing for ad space.
Luxurious Lingerie Styles Emphasize Color and Fabric
The article highlights orchid colored crepe de chine silk and cotton undergarments, noting fabrics like georgette, voile, and batiste. It discusses color trends from pink to peach, blue, turquoise, and orchid, plus restrained lace and ribbons. Dainty fabrics rely on subtle decoration to emphasize texture.
Ulster Fighters Honored With Thiepval Memorial Unveiling
A Thiepval ridge unveiling marks the Ulster division memory with a Helen's Tower replica at Clandeboye. Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson opened the tower, General Weyland unveiled it, and the Archbishop of Armagh led the dedication. The surrounding ground is preserved as it was after the fighting.
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France
Thiepval
Helen's Tower
Clandeboye
Sir Henry Wilson
Wyoming State News Highlights Local Build and Tragedies
Reports detail a 18 700 contract for Basin high school addition, building work by Monaveth Engineering Co and Was ter Nema Hane Reep. A Cheyenne plant fire caused 100000 damage with 50000 insured. Dr L Beck ill with blood poisoning after instrument injury. Mrs Harry Ninde killed in a car crash near Laramie. A Shriners Frontier Days miniature is planned for Cheyenne to promote events. Governor Carey receives tenderfoot scout honor at Cheyenne ceremony. A drowning and search recover reveal a 1 year old boy’s body near Theonopolig. Kinwer Mays to serve six years for murder of two men at Schoening station.
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Thernelle
Mone
Monaveth Enginewrng Company
Basin
Benite
Busta High School
Ing
Litte
Laramie
Laramle
Nindes
Ninde
Munt and Packing Company
Cheyenne
Prevent
Pacific Coast
Robert DB. Carey
Clint
Casper
Philip Edwars
Theonopolig
Abde i. Seaoding
Mis
EL Woodring
Ieourines
Lee
Kinwer Mays
Crsper
Tawilneague
Landes
C. O. Brown
Mays
J. Morisaki
Hengio Villezon
Mextein
Schoening Station
Fremont County
New Books Offered From Publishers Not Yet Paid For
Ridpath's Eliotory of the World and Braddard's Lectures listed for sale at the office. Books are new, not paid for, and may be returned if interested.
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Hale Ridpath
Eliotory
Braddard
Trespassing on River Property Near Holtom Mary
Mary Holtom and Lucas report trespassing on their land along the river. No detailed description of the incident or suspects is provided in the readable text. Local authorities urged to investigate and enforce property boundaries.
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Holtom
Mary
Lucas
Berkshire Male Hog for Service Advertisement Notice
Advert reads registered Berkshire male hog for service. Encourages bringing sons and leaving ail bred. Authored by C. J. Palmer.
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Berkshire
C.J. Palmer
Fire destroys Dove home near Hartville Junction
Four family members died in a residence fire at L. A. Dove’s house one half mile from Hartville Junction, twenty three miles north of Wheatland. L. A. Dove, 65, was the foreman for the Burlington railroad and the sole survivor struggled with exposure. Two of the children were identified as Orval and Mabel, with Doe missing and presumed dead. The crash damaged the tracks and delayed traffic for hours.
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L. A. Dove
Hartville Junction
Wheatland
Burlingtita Raiiead
Orval Dove
Mabel Dave
Doe Dave
Final proof notice for homestead land in Wyoming
Department of the Interior Land Office announces that Raymond Frewade, Wyoming, filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a land claim in Section 36 Township 44 North Range 116 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing is set before Nathan A. Davis in Jackson, Wyoming, on April 15, 1922. Witnesses include Earl M. Kent and Anna M. Kent of Grovert, D. H. Miller and S. T. Holland of Kelly. Publication dates March 8, 1922 to April 18, 1923.
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NOTIC
Wade Raymond
Wyoming
Barlil
North Range
Sixth Principal
Kina
Nathan A. Davis
U. S
Jackson
Earl M. Kent
Anna M. Kent
Grovert
D. H. Miller
T. Holland
Kelly
J. T. Booth
Register
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