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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
1
Citizens review a proposed water system expansion, weighing bonds up to 145000 for extended mains and the impact on rates, health, and city beauty. Proponents argue the project secures ample, clean water and long-term value, while opponents fear higher costs and drought-related risks.
A University of Histonia report unveils a photowheetele cell and proto phone device to convert light into electrical signals for sound in motion pictures. Researchers describe a sensitive selenium variant and a moving picture film with openings to synchronize audio, noting faster, lag free response and potential for speech reproduction. The article cites Professor Jacol Kane and mentions public demonstrations at Arlington Cemetery and a presidential figure, with technical notes on light, current, and photowave developments.
AP reports the packing house walkout spread beyond Chicago's outskirts with disturbances and injuries. Authorities mobilize to manage unrest as union leaders claim full effectiveness while plant production remains lightly affected. Four hundred National Guardsmen patrol South Saint Paul packing district amid continued picket line resistance.
Reports state more than one hundred people were killed in the blast at the Nobel Dynamite works in Samlonis. Thirteen bodies recovered and fires spread to nearby neighborhoods as ruins and smoke filled the area. The number of injured remains unclear amid the devastation.
Associated Prins reports in Los Angeles that William Tet juticloas and Officer Harry Souter died in a pistol fight with an automobile bandit. One civilian was wounded or wounded in the clash.
Dr Adolph Lorei Austrian surgeon complains of opposition to his professional activities in the county and plans to discontinue free clinics and return to Vienna.
President Harding addressed a large delegation from the National Board of Farm organizations, urging a global approach to agricultural issues. He warned that solutions must avoid warlike rhetoric and promote cooperative action without resorting to force.
A garbled report cites Peank Heckel, president of the Didwie Ob company, discussing rising gasoline and oil costs and future increases. He mentions mid continent fields and drilling challenges as wells are developed and oil production plans proceed.
Four power talks among the United States Great Britain Japan and France propose shared consultation on Pacific island interests not an alliance. Japan urged to renounce Anglo Japanese alliance as part of the deal. The pact would cover Pacific islands only and require mutual consultation before war. Separate treaty to settle Yap cable and other Japan Yap issues is in progress.
Belfast dispatch reports Sir James Uraig, Ulster premier, declining to state whether the Trivd settlement is expedient, citing ambivalence in the document. Meanwhile, Carey receives top motion picture honor for a western tale by Carey. The Fox stars Harry Carey, with Carl Lacomb presenting the Vel feature at Grand Theatre Thursday night.
In a fall Monday event, Hervires attend services at Tea and are noted about a early Wednesday gathering. Details are unclear due to text corruption, but attendance and service timing are mentioned with emphasis on community religious activity.
The nine powers committee on Pacific and far eastern questions adopted unanimously resolutions to assure China's territorial integrity and authorize the official use of wireless stations in China. The panel also discussed China’s requests to remove foreign troops and abandon leased territory, deferring final action to tomorrow.
The government of President Carlos Herrera was toppled at midnight after clashes that killed three and wounded several. The president surrendered powers to a provisional government, cabinet members were imprisoned, and about a dozen people died in the revolution. American officials were said to be prisoners in their residences.
King George issues a proclamation releasing about 3,400 interned individuals in Ireland. Associated Press reports include Washington’s war neutrality notes and Red Cross remarks by President Harding, plus other scattered items from Belepast to Albany.
Treasury Secretary Mellon calls for reform of tax laws to cut top surtaxes to 20 or 25 percent, shift burden to specific articles or a low broad tax, and fund foreign loans. He warns reductions must be revenue neutral and not harm production, urging economy and careful administration while preserving corporate profits and stockholder taxation.
A garbled report references Washington and Utah details, noting relative stability and improved outlook in preconference minutes. It mentions waning inflation pressure, lower interest rates, and references to specific entities and individuals in a muted, ambiguous manner.
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