Investigations Open Into Death Of Colonel Beck At Fort Sill
Oklahoma City April 5 Three inquiries were started into the death of Colonel Paul Ward Beck assistant commandant at Fort Sill. Civil county authorities will probe charges against Jean P Day the oil operator. A military board will examine the crime and a federal inquiry checks if liquor influenced the events.
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Oklahoma City
Paul Ward Beck
Fort Sill
Jean P. Day
Day
Beck
Federal Prohibitn
Democrats Win in Kansas City Mayor Cromwell Leads Race
Belated returns from yesterday's municipal elections show Democrats, led by Frank H. Cromwell for Mayor, sweeping into office with majorities from one thousand to twelve hundred.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Frank H. Cromwell
Better Homes Week Named By President Harding Message
President Harding endorses the Better Homes Week movement begun by the American Homes Bureau. The week in October will feature expositions and model rooms showing how even households with limited means can create harmonious, attractive homes with affordable furnishings and decor.
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Chicago
Harling
Amer ii. Homes Bureau
Harding
William B. Winford
Married Couple Bonded in Methane Mission Parish
George Dewey Hormesker and Mine Verna Stewart of Lander were married about a week ago by Rev. B. M. Jonon at the Methanet mission in the city. The ceremony drew local attention and a few friends praised the union.
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George Dewey Hormesker
Mine Verna Stewart
Lander Stolt
B. M. Jonon
Thie
Peeret Hind
Break in Cleveland's Big Strike as Electricians Return
In Cleveland on April 5 union electricians voted to resume work at 41.10 per hour, ending the Bulles Trades stoppage begun March 1. They will submit differences to conciliation within their union, and contractors predict other unions will follow suit.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bulles
Texas Flood Waters Rise Across State
Dallas Texas April 5 The rising flood waters blanket streams across Texas surpassing the general rain lull. Widespread inundation threatens property and crops with possible loss of life in several areas. Brazos River nears Hood Street as it climbs two and a half feet in one hour.
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Dallas
Texas
Atate
Brazos
Hood Stags
Judge Directs Jury in Nort western Railroad Case Verdict
Federal judge DP Blake Kennedy directed jurors to return a verdict for the Northwestern Railroad in a suit by Lanter Coal Peed and Auto Co over a destroyed coal mine track. Damages for the death of truck driver Weber were settled out of court. The Martel vs Midwest Oil Co case began today. Geologist F M Harrison arrived from Denver to conduct research in Lander.
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Blake Kennedy
Northwestern Railroad
Lanter Coal, Peed and Auto Company
Weber
Martel
Midwest Oil Company
F. M. Harrison
Lander
Denver
Duluth Cow Holds World Record in Butter Fat
John Du Luth Coronet has broken world records for butter fat in the last year with 953 pounds from 20 026 pounds of milk in 12 months. The cow, bred by Jean Du Lath Coronet and owned by John Williams and George P Grout, is shown with two offspring and will represent Northern Minnesota at the National Guernsey Breeders Show.
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Duluth
Minn
John DuLuth
Guernsey
Joan da Lath
John ©. Williams
George P.grout
Joom Duluth Farms
Barnum Guernsey Bironders’ Association
Barum
Sile
Minnesota
Jean du Lath
Barnum Guernsey
Hyedlere
May Rowe Moonlight
Jean Tu Louth Cornset
Jean du Luth
American Northwest
Gabtle
Assault Ends in Tragedy at Tremblay Farm
In Concordia Kansas on April 5 a Tremblay family tragedy leaves 18 year old Odoure Trembay slain by axe at home. His brothers ages 14 and 12 and 10 near death with crushed heads. father L Tremblay a township trustee injured. eight year old son also harmed. Theodore’s body found in the barn badly burned. little daughter escape. The assailants fled. father unconscious on porch.
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Concordia
Kan
Theodore Trembay
L. Tremblay
Shirley Township
Theodore
Antil
Sunday Baseball Wins in Nebraska City Elections
Sunday baseball was approved by a majority of Nebraska towns voting in city elections. Towns approving included Broken Bow Noligh Pilger and Tecumseh opposed.
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Ty Associated
Omaha
Nebraska
Brokenbow
Noligh
Pilger
Against
Tecumeli
Flapper Mayor Re-Elected in St Petersburg
The multi millionaire mayor Frank Fortune Pulver was re elected yesterday after declaring support for the single bathing outfit. The outcome suggests a tight political scene in St Petersburg as Pulver maintained his office despite controversy surrounding his stance.
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Flapper
Associated Pry
ST. Petersburg
Frank Fortune Pulver
Fisk Hat Styles Promised by Local Milliner
Ladies of Lander and vicinity are urged to keep step with latest fashion via Fisk Hats. Mel W A Hoppe, expert trimmer in Hudson offers pattern data and own designs with trimings to customize hats. Resident invites customers to visit Hudson garage area on Riverton Road for demonstrations.
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Lander
Vioinity
Fisk Hata
Mel
W. A. Hoppe
Hudson
Wyo
Hudson Garage
Riverton Roul
British view of American occupation policy outlined
London reports on April 5 that the Huntleh government accepts American views on the formation and role of the army of occupation. The stance was conveyed to Secretary of State Hughes in formal terms, indicating alignment with American positions while leaving some details unsettled.
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London
Huntleh
Hughes
Government May Operate Muscle Shoals Dam Project
The Senate Agricultural Committee unanimously approved resuming work on Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals Alabama under army engineers. They recommended an amendment to the army supply bill for a 7.5 million dollar appropriation to finance the project this year.
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Washington
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Army Enginers
Senate Agricultural Committee
Army
Children’s Week Observed April 30 May 7 Across North America
Associated Press reports Chillen's Week to promote child religious education, celebrated in 50 states and provinces. Plans include parent outreach, Sunday school exhibits, house to house visits, pageants, children’s songs and stories, and an institute for teachers and parents amid church and synagogue support.
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Chicago
Chillen
North America
Maud Sunkin
ehiFlyon's Divivion
International Sunday School Association
Ministry of
Baldwin
Banquet Attendance Noted At Riverton Event
The Minilara Marley, Carrie Drown, and Mr and Mrs W IT Dickk inson attended a matrony banquet in Riverton hosted by the Eastern Bill Chapter in honor of Mrs Viola Mephinny. An after-visit was reported, with further plans for a visit to Lander and a church banquet.
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Minilara Marley
Carrie
Mes. W
Dickkinson
Riverton
Orer
Homer
Viola
Mephinny
Lander
Lawyer Goes After Widow of Kinkead's
In New York on an April day a defense lawyer accuses Cincinnati power brokers of trying to discredit his client. Edward J. Reilly challenges Olivia M. P. Stone's widow to prove the allegations about her slain husband and his alleged underworld ties.
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New York
Oliviae M. P. Stone
Ellis Uy Kinkenl
Edward J. Reilly
Defence Counsel
Cincinnati
Tnt Kinkead
Reilly
Kinkead
Ancient mound near Muscle Shoals marks forgotten tribe
In Florence Alabama a fifty foot mound near Wilson Dam on the Tennessee river remains a monumental relic. Ethnologists note it was built by prehistoric builders or aboriginal peoples and later used as a mausoleum for warriors, with surrounding trees and shrubs shielding it from sight.
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Florence
Ala
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Rurely
Gillo
Tennessee River
Muneld
Belived
Sutton Team Wins Big Match in National Interscholastic Basketball
Chicago April 5 report says Sutton Team led by Jettow Tight Button of Nebraska defeated Canton Mina 27 to 2d to become the open champions of the national interscholastic basketball tournament.
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Sutton
Chicago
Nebraska
Canton
Mina
Unemployment Declines Across Nation in April
Reported by the Associated Press the unemployment rate shows a drop across the country with improved job conditions. Government data indicate renewed hiring and higher labor participation as industries expand.
Miners Rise in Colorado as Work Counts Increase
Denver April 5 reports say Colorado Fuel and Iron mines show more men at work, while union officials claim outsiders are being brought in. Company notes more workers at San Animas County mines than Friday before the suspension.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Bombs Attack Homes of Non Union Miners in Beckley
In Beckley on April 5 bombs exploded in front of the houses of Binney Chickenfeller and James Spade In. State troops with bloodhounds arrested John Fodor and Ruly Fenizer who denied knowledge of the crime. Both miners continued working for the coal company after many men quit.
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Beckley
Binney Chickenfeller
James Spade
Atnight
John Fodor
Ruly Fenizer
Chickenfeller
Spade
Coal Company
Public Schools to The Gateway Public Schools to The Gateway
An Associated Press report from Washington notes a $20,000 prize awarded by the Character Education Institution for a democracy solution. The winning plan from a Iowa State University chaired committee urges integrating character training into regular studies via student participation and group will in school discipline.
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Associated Press
Washington
Character Education Institution
Towa
D. Brunbuck
Iowa State University
HW. E. Diackmar
Ottumwa
BP. Colagiate
Otter
Stool
Pont Ap
Pittsburg Operators Plan Meeting Over Labor Strike
An associate of the content competitive first called a meeting of Pittsburg operators for this afternoon or tomorrow morning to consider a request from Chairman Nolan of the Hose Labor Committee for a meeting of operators and minors in Washington on April 10 as the first step to settle the national strike, announced by the Pittsburgh delegation.
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Associated Irene
Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburg
Competitive First
Nolan
Hose Labor Committee
Cal Operatory and
Minora
Washington
Provident
Maoclatiin
Belgian treason convict Armand Jeannes dies in prison
LATE TELEGRAPH Armand Jeannes was condemned to death last night in Belgium for treason and espionage during the war. He boasted of aiding Edith Cavell, the British nurse execution. Wheat and corn prices moved in Chicago trading. In Washington Kent Harding pressed Congress to decide Muscle Shoals disposition, opposing delegation to the executive.
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Associated Pron
Mons
Belgium
Armand Jeannes Wen
Edith Cavyll
Prean Wasitingyon
Kent Harding
Miter & Conference On
Storm Hits Hymans Wrecks Tenements and Depot
A late yesterday storm struck Hymans six miles above here destroying thirteen tenement houses and wrecking the Texas and Pacific freight depot. Eight others were damaged in the same incident, authorities said today.
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Ansociatet
Natuhitooghes
Louisiana
Hymans
Texas and Prcifie
Iearnel
Associated Prom
Arbuckle Testimony At His Own Murder Trial
Arbuckle testifies on his own behalf denying involvement in Virginia Rappe death. He says he knew her five years and was present at the hotel where the fatal incident occurred. He describes entertaining guests and a disturbance over a bed setup and related liquor before witnesses.
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