New Open Shop Rules For Railroad Shop Workers Adopted
The U S Labor Board issued new rules replacing the National Agreement to govern railroad shop employees. The revisions aim for stability, flexibility, and higher output with open shop principles and expanded minority representation. Economies are expected to reach tens of millions yearly, while unions retain essential rights under the Transportation Act.
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Associated Press
Curead
United States Hallrowl Labor Board
Nik
Athough
Souis
Hon
Labor Board
Ino
Transportation Ret
Ture
Thermopolis Chamber Seeks State Conference on Non Partisan Threat
The Thermopolis Chamber of Commerce calls a state conference of Wyoming industrial boards and newspaper representatives to devise a plan against the menace of partisan influence. A meeting is set for December 9 in Thermopolis and invites all industrial groups and welfare clubs to send representatives.
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Thermopolis
Ouster’s Laat Stand Featured In Tonight’s Show At Grand Theatre
Aggressive prompt for repeated screening circulates among patrons as organizers warn of a gross picture being shown again at the Grand Theatre. Officials urge discretion amid concerns over content.
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Agale
Grand ‘Theatre
Bootlegger Geis Salty Fine of 400 Dollars
Illicit liquor case heard in Sixth district court with Al Joliein of Licsite before Judge Brown. Defendant found guilty. a $400 fine imposed after a jury trial. Commonwealth attorney Milbury, River Bank, and property owners involved in related preparatory actions.
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Geis
al Joliein
Licsite
Brown
Johnson
Milbury Priveouting
On River State
Bandits Clean Up At Mine In California
A group attacked the Argonaut mine in California on December 11, taking an estimated sixty to seventy thousand dollars in golf equipment. The bandits fled in a motor vehicle to the north, avoiding capture.
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Jackeon
California
Cary Tiday
Agg
Educational Week Planned for Lander Public Schools
December 4 to 10 marks Educational Week in Lander public schools with activities from elementary through high school. The program invites cooperation among instructors students and the public and will summarize past work and future plans. Wyoming Day on December 10 will be included in the events. Superintendent L B Foute will announce further arrangements for the week.
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Lander
Jmrade
Wyoming
L. B. Foute
Lander School
France’s New Scheme for Germany Reported
An improvised Franco British proposal outlines a German moratorium on reparations with a civilian Rhine land autonomous region to be exploited for reparations, presented as an alternative to Allied plans. The report cites official leaks and suggests France may push this scheme with Britain’s support.
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Vanin
Germany
Temptation at Deputy Badge Office Sparks Report
A garbled afternoon report claims Deputy Gherif y’s badge may have been made near an office of the Evening Pom. An unnamed officer is noted to have turned over items to Short? Hureh and a balance was offered for the winter supply.
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Balan
Ontiye Appaiuniine
Athielt
Finn Supily
Maaumdhinn
Are Water Bonds An Investment
The Evening Post supports water bonds but warns voters to weigh tax impacts. It notes that rising taxes would fund interest and principal, questions taxpayers ability to bear higher levies, and asks if water system extension is urgent versus delayed safety and health concerns. The paper plans further discussion.
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Evening Post
Lander
Addi
Ity
Snow cat boat aims for first snow run in Montana
The Evening Post reports Mr. Zandera has completed a snow cat prototype, nearly ready for test and paint. The craft sits in Beatt garage on Main Street, resembles an airplane with two seats and a front propeller, awaiting snow to prove its potential for service between Lander and Bon ts Pass.
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Evening Post
Zandera
Quoti Ag
Ukiv
Man Atrest
Lander
Bonts Pass
Mrs Chitthm Entertains Folly What Yearw
Mrs Chitthm entertained guests including EB Bindeau and Mrs Cameron at a local event on the shore. The fragmentary note records a social gathering with stated attendees and a seaside setting.
Head on Train Collision Kills Several near Celilo
All aboard perished in a head on collision of eastbound and westbound limited trains of the Oregon and Washington Railroad near Celilo Oregon. Twenty two passengers are reported injured. Among the dead is A I McBride a marine mail guard two trainmen and three passengers.
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Associated Pro
Portland
Oregon
Oregon and Washington Railroad Company
Celilo
A. I. McBride
Marine Mail
Federal Reserve Board to Send Representative to Foreign Banker Meeting
The Federal Reserve Board decided to send a representative to the upcoming conference of foreign bankers organized by the reparations extension to discuss exchange stabilization. Officials have not yet confirmed attendance or the meeting's date and price, and will coordinate with treasury departments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Americam
Lander Band Members Call For New Uniforms
The Lander band in western Wyoming performed on Armistice Day but uniforms were shabby and some members had no uniforms. Organizers should collect donations to buy new outfits for the group.
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Mae
Lander
New
Jiniforme
Allies claim authority to administer German assets under peace treaty
Paris dispatch reports that Allied officials claim full authority under the Versailles treaty to seize German assets and manage customs, taxes, and exports. The piece also notes domestic social notices about a host of holiday events and charity sales with local attendees and vendors.
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Paris
Verwailien
Poliware
Germany
Bluebeard condemned for string of grisly French crimes
In Versailles Henri Desire Lansiru known as the bluebeard of Gambis was sentenced to the gallows after a trial that recounted two murders linked to promised solace and robbery as the motive. Jurors who signed the sentence heard the judge condemn the acts as among France’s most heinous. The victims were killed, dismembered, and disposed of by flames in a stove used as a key exhibit.
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Associated Press
Versailles
Henri Desire Lansiru
Gambis
Gilbert
Aiden
Kabbery
Jaindri
Miier
Nilers
Bride Prom England Ends Long Romantic Courtship
Jimmie Pyte of the iConsumers' Store sails toward Chicago to meet Miss Catherine Todd, planning marriage upon landing near Lander. After thirteen years apart, the couple aims to wed and settle back home in the West.
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Jimmie Pyte
iConsumers
Chicago
Catherine Todd
Bouthampton
Kuglinl
Local court handles heavy penalties for liquor and gun law violations
A Natrona district court recently imposed strict penalties for violations of liquor licensing and gun regulations. Prosecution emphasized deterrence with heavy fines and extended terms, while defense questioned the proportionality of the sentences.
Gov Small Oats Charge Alleged Blackmail Plot
Springfield report says Governor Small charges a blackmail plot aimed at discrediting him Lieutenant Governor Sterling and Vernon Cureus. He cites a letter from TH Jenking Director of Public Welfare and names William Evans as a jury member linked to the alleged scheme.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Small
Sterling
Vernon Cureus
TH. Jenking
All Hope For A Settlement In Ireland
London dispatch reports collapse of Sinn Fein demand for all Ireland parliament and Ulster resistance to joint Irish rule. British government seeks new negotiation path but expects settlement chances to wane as bloodshed fears rise.
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London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Ivland
Ulster
Riverton Writer Criticized for Public Protests and Local Arrests
The Riverton writer accuses Lander and Premont authorities of targeting alleged disorderly houses in Riverton. The Riverton editor defends coverage and urges focus on improving city conditions amid arrests and public concerns.
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Riverton
Lander Peoply
Premont
Hiverton
Itv
Tannnibiors
Menning
Howrey
Moyen
Destroyer Ordered to Intercept Parle for Morse Return
The Department of Justice asked the Navy to deploy a destroyer to intercept the liner Parle and bring back Charles W Morse of New York. Morse, under investigation for unaltered contracts, is said to have left the country as the destroyer sails from a French port after the Parle departed New York for sea.
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Appoiated Press
Washington
Department of Just
Haw
Navy Department
Parle
Charlea W Morse
New York
Fort New York
Pridiy
Three Donkhobor men denied US entry at railway station
Reports detail three Donkhobor Russian converts refused entry at a U S station amid a protested war dance. The Associated Press notes the men faced orderly conduct concerns during the incident.
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Vancouver
Newton
Cui
Ait Racitte
United States
Demonstrations In Vienna Ignite Fires Amid Parapet Violence
Reports from Vienna describe a large demonstration near the parliament building with red flags raised to protest. Crowds caused glass to shatter, tanks moved through streets, and aggressive displays damaged buildings and hotels as police and troops faced the unrest.
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