Independent oil groups unite against Teapot field contract
National and regional oil producer associations from Ohio South Dakota Wyoming and other regions join with the Rocky Mountain group to protest a private Teapot field development contract. A May 3 meeting in Tulsa aims to oppose naval reserve openings and noncompetitive bidding.
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Casper
National Association of Independent Oil Productory
Tiles
Ohio
South Dakota OF Jobber Association
Rocky Mountain Oil and Cos
Axeveration
Wyoming
Mammoth Ol Company
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the Navy
Gray
Tate
Rocky Mountain Association
Mr. Brooks
H. Te. Freeman
South Dakota Independent Oil Jobbers’ Assolation
Bronx
Palla
South Dakota
Yeaterday
War's Ankle A Big Success At Grand Theatre
A De Molay play Marys Ankle drew a packed house with lively, humorous 1819 style entertainment. Wanda Pouten Clementine Merrivale led a strong cast with Leroy Crofts Leon Foot Frank Hays delivering clever performances and George Hudson, Brownie Baldwin, and Mary Merrivale adding notable turns. The event capped an evening of broad audience delight and strong acting. In London April 20 Henry Jacobi, 19, pantry boy, confessed to the murder of Lady White wife of Sir Kaward White, former London County Council chairman, on March 14.
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Jong
Wanda Pouten
Clementine Merrivale
Authess
Leroy Crofts
Leon Foot
Frank Hays
Alice Earley
Mary
Fipaneler
George Hudson
G. P. Hampton
Brownie Baldwin
Mra
Hurry
Merrivale
Lamler Andinoen
London
Henry Jacobi
Lady White
Bir Kaward White
London County Council
Douth
Miners in Utah Face Guard Deployment After Mine Violence
National guard troops will be sent to Carbon county following clashes at Scofield and Beefield. Acting Governor Crockett was warned before trains. first blood was drawn as a mine guard and strikers exchanged fire. Three wounded, one possibly fatally, Sheriff Keller says the situation is beyond control.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
National Guard
Carbon County
Beefield
Judge Likely to Call Casper Grand Jury Probe
Casper Wyoming April 28 Judge O Brown head of the sixth district signals a possible grand jury investigation upon return from Lander May 20 The Republican committee report urges a probe against alleged graft involving subordinate figures with no official ties Judge Brown says grand juries should be for extreme emergencies but may grant the request if conditions warrant
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Casper
Wyo
O. Brown
Sixth Judicial District
Lander
Tam
Judge Brown
Get-Together Club Luncheon Discusses Clean-Up Week
The Get-Together Club met at the Delevan Cafe with K C Baa chairing in Arphitinid Campbell's absence. A Clean-Up Week committee was formed to aid the Hiwania Chile effort. James Cimen spoke on vocational work in Wyoming, and L R Foote announced the Union Friday rally on April 0 at the Armory. For rent anfive room house is offered with hot and cold water. contact A.
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Delevan Qafe
K. C. Baa
Arphitinid Campbell
Frank Brawer
John Cook
Walter Scott
Hiwania Chile
Eoanty
Tames Cimen
Wyoming
Superinterient
L. R. Foote
Union Briday Bobnol
Landor Plans Community Clean-up Week Backed by Clubs
The Get Together Club and Landor Town Council lead a coalition urging residents to join Clean-up Week next week. Civic groups including Kiwanis Club, Commercial Club, Doo Stough Post of the American Legion, Women’s Patriotic League and others back the effort. Citizens are asked to remove rubbish from alleys and private property to improve the town’s appearance and health. Local officials emphasize 100 percent participation.
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Landor
Lander
Éiwan
Connell
Kiwanis Club
Commercial Club
Doo Stough Post
The
American Légion
Women's Patriotic League
Papers secured in LA Klan probe reveal police and DA names
Los Angeles officials say three district attorney staffers appear in seized Klan records. Authorities plan a grand jury to probe Klan activities and examine documents and regalia seized at the local Klan headquarters. The probe targets possible police enrollment and other officials' involvement.
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Los Angeles
Cal
District Attorny
Ku Blue King
Grand Goblin
Los Angeles Police Department
Klnnwmen
Superior Court
Klan
Withdrawal Demanded as Haitian Crisis Headlines
Representatives urging restoration of Haitian government and immediate withdrawal of American forces presented to Secretary Hughes. The group cited alleged violations of war treaties and international law by Haitian authorities. Reports include a Kansas incident and a Pasadena streetcar operator facing charges in unrelated local cases.
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Assoctatee Preas
Washington
Hughes
Sawyer
Foreign Policy Asso~ciation
New York
National Popular Government League of Washington
Girl Found Dead in Parsonage Near Home
Miss Gertrude Hanna a 22 year old former teacher and mine owner's daughter was found dead in a Presbyterian church parsonage two blocks from her home. Doctors said death occurred two weeks earlier and she was believed to be approaching maternity. The state’s attorney said there was no clear murder indication and action waits on post mortem results to rule out self poisoning.
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Associated Press
Hoopeston
Gertrude Hanna
Bus Line Makes Headway for Yellowstone Tour Trade
The Lander Yellowstone line, led by M A Melvin, reports North Western Railroad backing ad efforts for Southern Hanes promotions. Despite slow ad mail this year, locals expect strong Yellowstone Park trips boosting Lander tourism. Brook’s hotel project advances with completion hoped by July 1 and a White Bussea tour vehicle arriving weeks before.
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Lander-Yellowstons
M.A. Melvon
Chicago
Northwestern Railroad
Lander
Yellowstone Park
St Brook’s
Eugene Amoretti
Miners killed in non union strike riot at Kisicl Coal mine
Three non union miners were killed and one injured when a bomb exploded in a bush house at Kisicl Coal company in Apollo Pennsylvania. The dead were three men aged with fourteen children left fatherless. Local Clean-Up Week and Arbor Day events urged civic participation and business closures May 1 to May 6 with community beautification plans.
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Associated Prem
Appolo
Apel
Patterson Ming
Kisicl Coal Company
Leavie
Fatherlov
Gorset Trends Spark Debate At Chicago Corset Club
Chicago corset scene debates corset use with 55 percent of women wearing corsets and rising numbers giving them up. Wages committee outlines a life saving program while fashion leaders note shifts in female shaping norms despite persistent industry ties. A second item reports boxer Fredrick Wedge returning from hospital to Harvard after a rough spell.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mme Alla Ripley
Fashionist League of America
Gil
President narrowly escapes wreck at Grant celebration
At Pleaban Ohio on April 27 two were injured aboard the Island Queen when the forward deck failed causing a partial plunge. President Harding did not ride that ship switching to Cayuga for the flotilla. A warning prevented a disaster.
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T Pleaban
Ohio
Queen
Proedout Harding
Queen Joat
Hoat Cayuoga
Spelling Contest Set for Riverton Tomorrow Evening
Fremont county hosts a spelling contest with contenders from Mouvta Dubois Lanier Hudson and Riverton vying to advance to the Douglas Fair. The winner will represent the county at the next fall moot in the Brato Fair. extra notes include social announcements and local ads.
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Tweed
Riverton
Mouvta
Dubois
Lanier
Hudson
Fremont County
Douglas
Mare Jgaret Hehottioth
Lander
Railroads blamed for low mood and farm distress
Secretary Wallace warned before the New York Academy of Political Science that current freight rates threaten agricultural recovery. He said a rapid drop to prewar levels or higher crop prices are needed to avoid profound readjustments in production and farm labor.
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Associated Press
New York
Wallace
Agricultural Department
New York Academy of Political Science
Floods Worsen Amid Mississippi Levee Breaches
New Orleans reports rising flood threats as two major breaks in the Mississippi levee flood Louisiana lands. Arkansas City and Plaquemine face growing danger with tens of thousands of acres submerged and hundreds of families evacuating in Plaquemine Parish. Red Cross aids.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas City
Arkan Cne
Pigquemine
Poydhas
Plaquewine Parish
North Ferriday
Concordia Parish
Bankers Expected Home From Casper Meeting
H G Barber Frank Arnold and H G Bizzell of Lander State Bank attended a bankers meeting in Casper and are expected home today via the Burlington and Bonneville line.
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H. GO. Barber
Frank Arnold
Lander State Bank
Casper
Burlington and
Bonneville
France and Russia settle unified stance on reply to Russia
A Paris source reports Premier Barthou and Premier Poincare spoke by long distance phone, harmonizing France's position on the reply to Russia. The note cites official confirmation of a unified French viewpoint reached during night discussions. The text also includes an unrelated legal notice from Wyoming about a condemnation petition by Cottonwood Development Company affecting right of way near Green River Supply Canal.
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Prensa
Genoa
Italy
Barthou
Poincaire
Pareis
France
Russia
Carolina Rich
Hannah Millian
Mary Wright
Elisabeth Miller
Agnes Clemantsen Burke
District Court
Virmont County
Wyoming
Iluluth
Green River
Eifteen
Merincipal Meritinn
Cottonwood Development Company
Haggard & O/Mahwawy
How Klan Implicated in Outrages in Western States
Los Angeles reports that W. & Coburn, named Grand Goblin of the Ku Klux Klan in the Fresno district, has documents seized from his office linking the LA Klan headquarters to outrages in Inglewood Bakersfield and Taft California. Seizures trace membership data reports correspondence and private detective files across six western states. Judge Charles Craft denounced the Klan during a GA RB birthday gift ceremony praising lawful authority.
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Asmocsaved Prowse
Los Angeles
W. & Coburn
Felfie
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Inglewood
Bakersfield
Taft
Korn County
California
Co ‘Burn
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
The
Gospel
Kina
Charles Craft
Superior Court
Gg. A. RB
Gonzal Grant
Paul Tenchaul, Former French President, Dies in Paris
Paris dispatch reports the death of Paul Tenchaul, ex president of France, in the afternoon. In Mississippi area news, twelve thousand people in Taxaquena county reportedly cut off by high water from breaks in levees along the Mississippi River. The inundated zone stretches about 85 miles by 50 miles.
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Associated Press
Paris
Mypril
Paul Tenchaul
France
Vicksburg
Mies
Que
La Follette Attacks Teapot Dome Land Deals
Senator LaFollette charged in Washington that naval reserve lands were being doled to favored private interests. He cited Interior Department actions linked to Teapot Dome Wyoming and criticized deals benefiting oil interests worth hundreds of millions of dollars, calling for full accountability with available facts and documents.
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Lafollette
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Lucy Millhollin
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Ana Aire
Wpanie
Arnold
Aver
Janehorn
Third
Gregory Sawyer
Ty Mere
Frank Brower
Taquire
Orwail & Rail
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J. R. Watkins Co
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Fremont
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