Educational Week Emphasizes Public Education Drive
American Educational Week is observed nationwide to promote public education. The movement, directed by the American Legion with National Educational Association, features speakers, recitations, exams, and talks on American history. Emphasis includes better school facilities, libraries, equipment, playgrounds, attendance, teacher pay, term length, and English language usage.
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Associated Press
New York
Friends of Education
American Legion
Bette
Farm Bureau Banquet Recap and Elections in Fremont County
The Farm Bureau held a banquet Saturday evening at the Congregational church with over a hundred attendees. Miss May Ellison received a parting gift for her county rural district service. officers elected include President Dr. Walter Waren Treasurer Mrs. Ted Farthing and Secretary Erle Balin. Frank M. Chapman substituted as toastmaster due to Dr. Waren’s absence. The program featured Welcome to the County Agricultural Agent F. M. Chapman Response L. T. Moyers vocal solo Mrs. Ethel Farthing and other items.
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Congregational Church
Fremont County
May Ellison
Walter Waren
Ted Farthing
Erle Balin
Warren
Frank M. Chapmain
F. M. Chapman
L. ‘T. Moyers
Ethel Farthing
John Gonin
Gainer
Mr. McCall
Bischoff
Farm Bureau
Chapman
Doughboys Mark Cards With Engraved Guards in Germany
In Coblentz Germany on December 5 soldiers of the American forces are engraving calling cards with their names and addresses. Many carry home addresses from the United States and plan to return soon. A hundred cards cost about half a dollar in current exchange. Fire Chief GEO O NEAL announces future alarm sirens will emit a continuous blast.
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Coblenez
Germany
Nalitier
America
Coblens Etudeneny
Yirb Department
Geo O'Neal
Supreme Court rules joint rates not extendable by ICC
The Supreme Court held that railroads joining with others to grant joint rates cannot be compelled by the Interstate Commerce Commission to extend to slippers on their respective lines any transit privilege granted by any common carrier involved in the point rates.
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Asociated Press
Washington, Cor
Interstate Commerce Commission
A& Party
Fire Nearly Destroys Von Beiker Barn Home
A morning fire at the Von Beiker residence on Amor Street destroyed barn bay stack and outbuildings. Lander's volunteer fire department acted quickly, saving the block. damage estimated around 4200 dollars. Homer Alger made a trip in a wagon today.
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von Beiker
Lander
Baroa
Bay Stack
Amoroft
Homer Alger
Uke Hiewyramp
Plea Wins Acquittal in U S Court for Water Carrying Case
Howard Hayes of Arapahoe Nebrask a testified that he carried water into the Shoshone Indian reservation to prove he did not bring liquor. He, with Clemente Bolobo, faced grand jury charges of introducing liquor. Bolobo was convicted earlier, Hayes freed then rearrested on violation of the federal production act. The same session covered United States v Jenkins and Miss Jackie Lemar, alleging conspiracy to violate Mann white slave act and fraudulent use of a road pass from the Utah capital.
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Howard Hayes
Arapahoe
U. S
Cheyenne
Dev
Hayes
Clemente Bolobou
Alee
Wye
Bolobos
Mayes
United States
Roy Harrixon Jenkins
Jackie Lemar
East Lake City
Thinrity
Ttah
Troopers Find No Trace of Mexican Rebels
Detachment of fifteen men from the 82nd Infantry left camp at midnight for border patrol along the Interactions border and returned without encounter. Rumors spoke of a rebel band from Lower California aiming to attack San Luis Honora, 20 miles south, but no report confirms any action or location.
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Yuma
Arix
82Nd U. 8. Infantry
Lower
Califordia
United States
San Lule
Honora
Wmid
The Tron Riders at West Virginia Leap Tonight
In a bustling tale of vigilant justice, a band of law abiding citizens takes action as a dramatic frontier chronicle unfolds. Willam Burselia, famed for The Tron Hider, is credited with guiding a motion picture era toward more thrilling yet responsible storytelling at the Grand Tonight.
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Lawlowness
California
Ae ‘Golven
Irish peace talks collapse as Dail Eireann delegates return
London dispatch reports that Irish peace negotiations have broken down and Dail Eireann delegates will return to Ireland. Government to publish correspondence. Lloyd George to issue a statement. Sinn Fein rejects allegiance to the King, complicating any truce continuation with Ulster in mind.
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London
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Lloyd George
Erivh
Dall Eireann
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Downing Street
Convention of Highway Builders This Week
Maha Dec 5 Funda mental economies of highway location federal aid legislation new developments in the construction of modern pavements and highways practical methods of enforcing regulations on state highways and the coobinations of reward work as carried on by state highway department are a few of the principal archivets to come before the Seventh annual meeting of the American Association of State Highway Officials inla to be held here December 5 6 T and 8 Highway officials from practically every state in the union and the District of Columbia are expected to be present at the meeting These officials will reprecat states that have a combined total of snore that ¢2 000 000 000 for expenditure in road and bridge consiruation according to annountt ment by its president W G Keller of Montgomery Alabama state highway commissioner Highway officials of national promi nent and state officials from dozen states are on the program for addressed The reports of the executive mstice committee on standards legislation cooperation with contractors and route and investigation will be nude on the closing day Now officers twine are to be elected The following officials representing the various states and the United States department of bridges and roads are on the program for addresses and Mippiaatowa A T Goldbeck chief of the division of tauta bureau of public roads U A Department of Agriculture A Kt Vel et state highway engineer J Kennett highway commissioner Connesticut O P Partway chairman of the West Virginia good roads com mision Clifford Older state highway engineer Williainy T J Was ner chief engineer highway eumante wion New Jersey and monk every other state in the union being repre i the meeting cannot be but productive of much good.
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Maha
State Highway Department
American Asociation of State Highway Office Inla
Union
District of Columbia
W. G. Keller
Montgomery
Alabama
Mstice
Twine
United States Department of Bridges and Roads
Mippiaatowa
A.T. Goldbeck
Tauta
Bureau of Public Roads
U. A. Department of Agriculture
A. Kt. Vleet
J. Kennett
Free Calendar With Cash Orders At PYYE S Store
Free with every cash order of 8.00 or more this week at PYYE S Store. Customers receive one of two 1982 calendars as a gift while inventory lasts.
Quadruple Alliance 1 RE Formed Considered by Four Powers
A draft quadruple entente to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance is under consideration by the United States Great Britain Japan and France. The move may tie naval tonnage to policy and could lead Japan to accept a 60 percent capital ship ratio rather than 70 percent.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Dee
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Supreme Court Limits Picketing Rights in Strike Case
The Supreme Court ruled organized labor has no absolute right to picket during a strike and that each case must be judged on its merits. The decision, in an appeal by American Steel Counter iug Company from a Granite City Illinois plant walkout, sets no broad rule but considers restraint and intimidation in context.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Supreme Court
American Steel Counteriug Company
Granite City
Illinois
President Hardings Plans Message to Congress
President Harding after preliminary talks with advisers cancels engagements and sits to draft his annual message to Congress. He is considering delivering it in person.
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Washington
Hardings
Deak
Congress
Congress Reopens for Long Session and Budget Plan
Congress reconvened in Washington for a seven month session. The first national budget will be sent to Congress by President Harding today.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Harding
Pypes Store This Week Offer and Notices
PYPE S STORE THIS WEEK offers free candy with every order over 85.00. notices about Woodcraft and pick up points at Golden Rule store with Mrs Winating. Dorothy Collin returned late from Conper where she spent the weekend.
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PYPE
Notior Woodcraft All Neighture
Woodcraft
Pickcor of
Tieu
Woodcraft Howe
Golden Rule
Dorothy Collin
Conper
Water Bond Debate Set to Run in Evening Post
Tomorrow the Evening Post begins a review of the water bond issue presenting factual details after a thorough study. It invites signed letters from both sides and will not print unsigned communications.
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Evening Post
Educational Council forms education cost inquiry panel
Washington reports the American Council on Education announced a commission to study the cost of education in the United States. Fifty and seven thousand dollars were allocated from multiple foundations to finance the inquiry, with a roster including Capen Elliott Cubberley Pinegan Haig Morantre Morrison and Weet and chaired by Dr Streyer. The aims include studying current public education programs in typical states and communities and the relation of education expenses to other governmental costs.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
American Council On Education
Commonwealth Fund
Car~engig Corporation
General Education Board
Milbank Memorial
Samuel P. Capen
American Council of Education
D. C
Edward €. Elliott
University of Montana
Elwood P. Cubberley
Stanford University
Thomas E. Pinegan
Rochester
New York
Btreyer
Educational Finance Inquiry
American Council
Wcation
Student dies from gunshot wounds in hunting accident
Robert M Handy Jr, 20, a Houkler student in Boulder Colorado, died after a gun exploded while hunting rabbits. The gunfire struck his upper right leg, causing fatal shock and blood loss before medical aid could arrive.
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Associated Prom
Boulder
Colo
Dee, G
Robert M. Handy, Jr
Houkler
Magedy
Handy
Woman League Meeting At Marmaborger Home
The Woman rathene League plans a meeting at Mrs Le C Marmaborger’s home on Tuesday December with a start time of 6 pm. Attendees and program details are not fully readable in the notice.
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Rathene League
Mra. le. C. Marmaborger
Turar
Jury Disagrees Arbuckle Case Heavily
The Arbuckle jury, unable to reach a verdict, was discharged at noon with a ten to two split for acquittal. No new trial would be scheduled until after the holidays. The foreman cited intimidation claims by juror Mrs Hubbard, who said she received threats to pressure a vote to convict.
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Associated Presa
San Francisco
Arbuckle
Associated Press
Ban Francisco
Lee
Mra
Helen M. Hubbard
Hubbard
Milton Ann
Gus Oliva
Bisbant
Immediate replacement drive in middle west strike zones
Late telegraph reports from Chicago say union packing house workers are ordered to be replaced across fifteen middle west cities affected by the strike. A Philadelphia Reading Railroad wreck near Woodmont and Paper Mill, one mile from Philadelphia, killed nine with many injured. Conflicting figures claimed up to 15 dead as flames consumed wreckage.
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Asociated Press
Chicago
Vine
Middle West
Arelphia
Philadelphia and Reading
Woodmont
Paper Millantation
Philadelphia
Ali death reported in Birmingham as Underwood mother dies
Frederige Virginia Underwood, mother of United States Senator Underwool of Alabama, dies at her son Prod Vo Underwool's home in Birmingham. Also noted Ruth's share in world series profits forfeited and suspension until May 20 by Commissioner Landis for participation in betting activity. Washington conference subcommittee rejects wheelie installation plan in tentative proposal.
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Birmingham
Ali
Frederige
Virginia Underwood
United States
Underwool
Alabama
Tes Son
Vo Underwool
Heart Trowlle
Awmdelated Hoo Oulcago
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Jagr Landis
New York
Weaton Hamatonming
Landis Salt
Apel
Lynching Leaves Man and Vehicle Damaged in Georgia County
Grim night violence in Watkinaville Hoy Grove area as a mob breaks into homes in Gnawalli Geonee county. A Black man named Aarun Binion is shot and killed. An unidentified white man is wounded and a rug from a car is looted. Police seek George Jorkeen for information and a reward is offered.
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Associated
Watkineville
Hoy Grove
Geonee County
Big Walkout Shocks Chicago Packing Centers
The United Packinghouse workers union leads a near total walkout at Chicago area plants and centers across the Midwest amid wage-cut protests. Company officials report limited impact as redistributions and temporary replacements are arranged. The strike involves about forty to forty five thousand workers with projected broad disruption in the industry.
Crop Estimates From Washington Update Global Grain Outlook
The United States Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates reports winter grain harvests nearly complete worldwide with drought hindering Europe and Britain but overall favorable conditions. Wheat prospects improve in the United States and Europe, with good germination and export activity amid varying regional moisture. Cotton and sugar cane outlooks are mixed, Egypt and India showing strong to moderate yields and global sugar outlook steady despite droughts.
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Washington
Hemisphere
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
United States
North Africa
Berlin
Ladit
United Sites
Oder
Plike
Te Ulin
Far Yorker
Etalon
Lidia
Eatimatoy
United
Pieter le
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Lake
Irigh
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Bond
Educational Commission Kaned
Associated Pres
Wasi Sutos
Killa Root
Amwely Wan
George Jorkeen
Revoir
Associated Prene
cHroace
Seu Morels
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