Oklahoma Aviator Shot at Oil Executive Home
Lieutenant Colonel Paul M. Deck, an aviator, was killed at the home of oil operator Jean HR Day in Oklahoma. Day, who allegedly admitted involvement, was held by a deputy sheriff as investigators probe the shooting that occurred after Deck found Mrs Day with the officer. Deck, a long‑time army aviator since 1899, was among the first four aviators in the United States Army.
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Oklahomatty
Paul M. Deck
Jean HR. Day
Day
K. W. Dick
Mra. Day
Bock
Tny Day
Beck
United States Army
Indictments Returned Against Prohibition Agents and Immigration Inspectors
Federal grand jury charges Prohibition Enforcement Agents in this district with accepting bribes for liquor withdrawal permits. A second grand jury indicts four immigration inspectors at Kilis Island for taking bribes to permit illegal entry of aliens.
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Associated Press
New York
Prohibition
Kilis Island
Lloyd George Wins Victory in Commons Vote
London April 4 The overwhelming Lloyd George victory in the House of Commons by a vote of 872 to 94 cleared the political atmosphere. He declared his cabinet would stand or fall by the resolution supporting the government’s policy. Genoa was touched in the discussion. Beott Farlow and Edith Koch wed recently in Riverton. The couple will live with groom’s parents before moving to Los Angeles in June.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Genoa
Beott Farlow
Henry Farlow
Edith Koch
Koch
Omaha
Neboonka
Chipp
Farlow
Indy
Lander
Barlow Kay
France
Los Angeles
Resignation of County Demonstrator Aegiong Position Clarified
Miss Laure Piedalue resigns from the County Demonstrator post effective in April. She remains in the city to support the transition for her successor, who has not yet been appointed.
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Laure Piedalue
Mia Piedaloe
Har
W E Hardin Wins Big Victory for Boysen Dam
Washington reports the Federal Power Commission issued a license to the Boysen Dam Corporation near Boysen in this county. Attorney W E Hardin led the defense against Burlington Railroad interests, defeating strong legal opposition and saving the project and hundreds of thousands of dollars for investors. The Post congratulates Hardin on the victory and expects further successes.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Boycon Dam Corporation
Bhoshoni
Mos
W. E. Hardin
Boysen
Burlington Railroad
Hardin
Lander
Post
Associated
North Australian White Settlement group forms to back immigration
The North Australian White Settlement association is formed amid debate on developing the Northern Territory by negro labor. The plan envisions large immigration to raise white population, with aims to coordinate interests, improve transport, identify viable industries, assist land settlement, and enable territory residency for families.
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Sydney
North Australian White Settlement Association
Northern Territory
Aii
Negro Labor
Commonwealth
Non Union Man Escapes Death in Colorado Springs Mine Incident
In Colorado Springs a non-union miner Carlo Chin narrowly survived a dynamite accident when a bomb detonated at his home yard, damaging property but sparing his family. A traveler, Mr. Martel, is said to have moved to the city from Windiver for a local event at United States Park.
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Colorado Springs
Colc
Carlo Chin
Chiure
Mr. Martel Los Tu
Windiver
United Stute
President May Statement on Government Dismissals
Secretary Christian said the recent dismissal of over thirty officials from the Engraving Bureau by President Harding carried no reflection on any employee’s character. He noted the president regretted the publicity and hinted a broader White House statement may follow.
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Associated Prec
Washington
Hagraving Bureau
Harding
Christian
John J. Doving
White Hone
Big Oil Tank Fire At Sapulpa Under Control
A dramatic blaze at the Sapulpa Refining Company in Oklahoma damaged three large oil tanks after a lightning strike. The strongest tank fire in local history burned for over eight hours, caused about 300000 dollars in damage, and threatened property valued at more than 500000 dollars before the flames subsided.
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Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Bapulpa Refining Company
Industrial Art School Sees Demand for Grads in Chicago
The Art Institute of Chicago reports unable to meet demand for graduates from its industrial courses. Graduates receive starting salaries from 1400 to 2100 dollars annually. Courses include weaving, toy making, jewelry, metalwork, pottery, printing, lithography, costume design, and interior decorating. Students learn loom parts, dye chemistry, and how to teach industrial subjects.
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Chicago
Sehool
Art Institute of Chicago
Journal
Middle West
Northwest
Acatem
Regular meeting aims for Friday evening
A regular meeting is announced for Friday evening with the hour and place to be announced later. The program is described as Canadian with United States due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Man knocked out by woman in Berkeley suburb incident
Police say Jobe Tayhur was arrested for milatront tag chibi after a man identified as Mak was beaten by a woman. Bentley testifies Manghtor, five, was led into an empty building and fled, ending with a dramatic clash in broad daylight.
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Chibi
Aire
M. T. Bentley
Manghtor
No Trouble Expected at Hudson Coal Mines Strike
Reported nationwide calm amid the coal strike with Hudson miners not opposing management, many owning homes and aiming for long-term stability. Fishermen’s strike remains tense in Sherman and Rock Springs as negotiations drag.
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Hudson
Poposia
Sherman
Rock Springs
Cash Grocery Moves to New Quarters on West Main
The Cash Grocery relocates to a purpose built store on West Main Street under W. B. Young. After years of growth from a box shop to larger premises, the new building promises neater layout and improved service with extra clerks. A cold storage plant may follow to handle growing business.
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Cash Grocery
West Main Street
Cash
W. B. Young
Mr. Young
Landes
Knighte of Pything
Young
Boy torn apart by grenade shocks Chicago incident
An explosion during a street game injures Johan, tearing off his right limb and leaving his face injured but him likely to survive. Police locate two other injured individuals at the scene as authorities investigate the blast.
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Chicago
Phaling
Jake
Independent Operators Offer Breakthrough in Anthracite Strike
New York April 4 The strike leaders say the general sexlo committee will meet tomorrow to discuss offers from several independent producers to grant the 19 wage decrease immediately if the strikers return to work Union officials hail the move as a breakthrough in operators ranks and possible separate contracts and mine reopenings.
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New York
General Sexlo Committee
Flont
Miners Deeking Jobs Reach Across Pennsylvania Fields
In Wilkes Barre on April 4 the fourth day of coal field suspensions left about 150 000 idle miners seeking work in other industries. Many plan to leave the district and some have already departed for former homes elsewhere. A large number of foreign workers withdrew bank savings saying they were leaving for the old country and do not expect to return.
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Wilkes Barre
Pennsylvinia
Clash At Chita Prompts Heavy Casualties In Battle
A reported clash between Japanese and Chita government forces after a demand to disarm. About 800 Chita soldiers attacked the Japanese lines. Eighty Chita troops were killed. Chita forces later counterattacked and fighting continued.
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Werio, Ade
Hspotchgs
Chita
Opportunities Great in Lander
The opening of the Southern Entrance to Yellowstone Park and a big rail line will start July 1. Auto tourists will visit Lander and spend money, boosting local businesses, while train travelers bring modest value but large potential for future growth. The Men’s Work House Gate at 229 and 09.00, Qewald and Tend.
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Yellowstone Park
Big Bow
Lander
Rhousom
Disorders flare in Western Pennsylvania coal strike
The first disorders in the Western Pennsylvania Strike district were reported today as high tension electric wires in mines were cut. State police were dispatched to disperse crowds trying to induce non union minors to quit.
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Asoviated Press
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Jury acquits Bessie Leesick in Memphis murder case
In Memphis on April 4 the jury acquitted Bessie Leesick of killing her lover Herbert Bingham. The judge commented that the man got what was coming to him, remarking on the verdict as they returned it.
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Associated Press
Memphis, Tonn
Bessie Leesick
Herbert Bingham
Jinge
Fisk Hats Spark Local Hat Styles In Lander
Ladies of Lander and vicinity urged to keep step with latest Fisk Hat styles. Mrs. W. A. Hoppe, experienced trimmer in Hudson Wyoming, promotes pattern hats and custom millinery to update or remodel hats with dainty materials and trimmings.
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Lander
FISK
W. A. Hoppe
Hudson, Wyo
Hudson Garage
Wiverton Road
Local visit by Riverton jurors and community notes
Federal jurors J Hy Arnold and William Mooney toured Vocational High School in Lander and praised the Think grade. Eloio Steterson taught in Lander public schools with Wilma Graham substituting. Guild members urged to bring donations for the Cathedral Home at the meeting at Mrs Coolidge's. Emmett Knots of Cody observed business affairs in Lander.
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J. Hy, Arnold
William Mooney
Riverton
Vocational High School
Misa Eloio Steterson
Lander
Wilma Graham
Guild
Girl Beaten by Father Over Wages in Denver
Denver police report 16 year old Roxon, a groy girl, was beaten by her father Leo Rosen over her 12 dollar weekly wages. Rosen was jailed on disturbing the peace after allegedly demanding the full 12 dollars and striking the girl when she gave only 50 cents.
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Associated Press
Denver
Kfather Roxon
Leo Rosen
Tothor
Late Telegraph Reports Obituaries and Legal Fine
Thomas Robinson Cutler a veteran Utah banker and sugar industry pioneer died in Los Angeles at 78. In Newark a former pastor Cornelius Densel was fined 500 dollars after pleading guilty to Mann Act violation for leaving his family in 1920 with a congregant from Buffalo.
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East Lake City
Thomas Robinson Cutler
Utah
Los Angeles
Newark
N. J
Cornelius Densel
New Nederlanta Reformed Church
Buffalo
Trina Kanneburg
Robbers Board Streetcar Steal 47200 From Youth
Four men boarded a street car in St. Louis on April 4 and robbed Harold Kaemmerer age 17 of 9 menan ger of a bank and escaped with money and negotiable papers totaling 47200. About thirty passengers were aboard the car.
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Louis
Harold Kaemmerer
Menaenger
Miners' strike declared 100 percent effective by UMW leader
In Washington on April 4 President Lewis of the United Mine Workers announced the nationwide miners strike in all union districts was one hundred percent effective. In Hoboken New Jersey on the same day firemen saved the transport Mongolia from destruction as Tom Waldron an oiler braved flames and smoke to breach a steel bulkhead with a wet towel wrapped around his head.
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Wasilington
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Hoboken
N. J
Mongolia
Tom Waldron
Waldron
Nomination to Postmaster General Postponed in Washington
Paul Henderson of Mijonans was nominated by President Marling to be second Assistant Postmaster General. A New York item reports Stephens Wenberg charged with impersonation and failing to pay for oped items sentenced to 23 years in Atlanta penitentiary. The piece also mentions a fanciful sequence involving Afghan royalty and President Harding.
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Washington
Paul Henderson
Mijonans
Tunlay
Marling
New York
Stephens Wenberg
Hin Qpetame
Atlanta
Princene Fu~tina
Afghanistan
Ant
Adulph Lorenz
Harding
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Llooyd George
W. E Hardin
Ity Associated Press
OSU
Industrial Art School
Suceess
Eiwanian
Mak
Audson
Asociated Press
Mt Welds
Glen Cook Mace
Sal
Emmett Knots
Cody
Hie Lome
BH. A. Hutchineon
Fort Washokle
Linder
Onfer
Worue
J. W. Stugbell
Bhowboul
Bual News
Sem Jennod
Crowheart
Bishop Mandal Hospital
Mareld Cote Te A the Elty
Holley
B. Hartman
Ly Associated Press
Associated Prose
Associated Prees
Jack's Bakery
Piret Natt Bank
Boyd Palmer
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