Slaughter Milled With Escape Plan At Arkansas Penitentiary
Reported by the Associated Press, the Arkansas escape involved Tom Slaughter and six others at the Saline County facility. Officers say Slaughter briefly gained control, disarmed guards, and fled in a bullet ridden automobile before being pursued. Howard, who surrendered, claimed a wounded guard and noted pursuit by authorities to trace the pistol source.
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Iby
Luton
Wack
Ark
Dee
Tom Slaughter
Wundit
Frowlon
Southwestern
Saline County
Howard
Obediy Shedin
Obediy Shedin Abdia Shedim
Renton
Slaughter
Postmaster Tests Women in Target Practice at Detroit Office
Detroit postmaster William J. Nahel orders 50 women clerks to fire practice to deter robberies. In early sessions the female squad showed equal or greater aptitude than men, with three officers firing or missing shots as first tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
William J. Nahel
Educational Week Draws 150 Visitors at Lander Mublie School
The Educational Week program in Lander Mublie School attracted 150 visitors showing strong parent teacher interest. Eastern Star notes a special meeting for installing officers next Monday at 7 20 pm with local group names linked to hardware and china ads appear amid event notices.
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Lander Mublie School
Eastern Star
Packing Strike Reported as Ended and Ongoing
Federal and private officials work to settle a packing plant strike that caused nine weeks of disorder. Chicago workers reportedly stranded while unions seek a sympathetic walkout. packers deny mass relocation claims.
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Cuhuagg
Federal
Mitite
Chisago Packers
Chicago
Stillman divorce case faced bribery accusations in court
In New York on December 10, defense counsel for Mrs Anne Stillman accused agents of James A Stillman of attempting to corrupt probable witnesses in the divorce suit. They said the commission would take testimony in Montreal with 33 witnesses ready to support the allegations before Supreme Court Justice Morsclauens.
Nobel Peace Prize Divided Between Branting and Lange
A 1921 Nobel Peace Prize announcement states the award is shared between Kalmer Branting of Sweden and Christian Lange of Norway. The report notes the prize honors efforts toward peace and includes the official confirmation from Oslo and Stockholm authorities.
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Albistiana
Norway
Kalmer Branting
Sweden
Christuin Lange
Woman Turns To Selling Papers On Cleveland Streets
Mrs Mintle Josephine Relph abandons department store work to sell papers on a downtown corner. She says street sales offer independence and higher earnings, comparing selling to merchandise on a shop floor and noting the newsboys’ independence inspired her. The widow of a former banker, she explains the switch as a pursuit of steadier income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Obie
Dee
Mintle
Josephine Relph
Pas Dvatrians
Roly
England
America
Ralph
Noon Period Change at Vocational High School
The noon period at the Vocational High School is shortened from 12 to 1 15 due to 200 students attending. About 150 go home for lunch, leaving 10 students with nothing to do as outdoor play is restricted by cold weather. A two week trial begins next Monday noon awaiting parental approval.
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Changyel
Eetwol
Im Walt
Ches &T
Patholic Church Mass Schedule Update
There will be one mass tomorrow morning at the Patholic Church. Evening services start at 7 pm.
Piano Tuning Service in Lander
Tam in Lander offers piano tuning with guaranteed work. Those needing service should phone or leave an order. Wade Cramee.
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Lander
Wade Cramee
Akron records show shortest campaign expense account
Dec 1 Akron Ohio report shows John Wwuehter filing as justice of the peace candidate in Norton township. The county board of elections notes the expense ledger reads Spent nothing Got nothing and calls it the shortest expense account on record.
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Akron
Ohio
John Wwuehter
Justice At the Peace
Norton Township
Board of Elections Officials
Water bond debate for Lander voters at church
Voters in Lander are invited to a Sunday evening presentation on the water bond question at the Methodist church. Each side will have twenty minutes to present arguments with strong speakers from each party. The pastor B M Jones invites all citizens to attend and also the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
B. M. Jones
Notice to Creditors and Estate Update
Notice to creditors announces an estate opened November 1 1921 under executor M Mack. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six months to avoid loss of benefits. claims barred if not presented within one year. Dated November 14 1921. A. Mack, Executor. Also listed is an advertisement for free ash orders and a dog theft notice, plus a goat for sale.
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Mack
Irish Peage Past To Be Ratified Soon
Dispatches from December report newspapers generally confirming a split in the Irish Parliament over the peace treaty. The debate centers on whether the majority will be large or small and whether ratification will occur soon.
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Associated Pres
Dall Biteann Initias Notiely
Sixty Three Club Entertained by Mrs Farthing
Mrs Edward Farthing hosted the 63 club at her home on Thursday December 8 with fourteen present except Mrs Lockard who is in poor health. Guests included George Miller Mrs Heoggans Mrs Pella Ds and Mrs George Hotnesker. Mr Farthing provided phonograph music and the ladies enjoyed a birthday tribute.
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Edward Farthing
Lockard
Farthing
Fred Adames
Sidney Hhockley, Jr
Bes
George Miller
Heoggans
Parthing
Sidney Bhooklex
Wyoming Day Program Celebrates Wyoming Day
A Wyoming day program at the Junior High School highlighted talks by Mrs. W H Dick inson W H Stons and W B Harden praising Wyoming pioneers. Readings by Miss Virginia Williams and Harold Wendt plus songs by Mrs EB A Robeson and the High School Glee Club celebrated Esther Morris and women’s suffrage. A note announced Albion G Burnett and Mabel Wadworth’s December 1921 marriage in Detroit and Minn, with home plans after January 1 1922. Kenneth Stewart moved to Riverton as head mechanic for the Riverton Motor Company.
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Wyoming
Federated Clubs
Lander
W. H. Dickinson
W. H. Stons
W. B. Hardin
Virginia Williams
Harold Wendt
Robeson
Harry Baldwin
High School
Premont County
South Pass
Fremont County
Esther Morris
United States
Detroit
Minnesota
Albion G. Burnett
Fort Washakie
Mabel Wadaworth
Four-Power Pacific Pact Replaces Anglo-Japanese Alliance
The United States France Britain and Japan accept a ten year four power agreement to preserve insular rights in the Pacific and reduce armaments. The pact allows withdrawal after ten years with notice and awaits Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Pacific
United States
France
Ronne Vivianua
Lodge
J. Balfour
Japan
Tokavgawa
Schanzer
Bae
China
United State
Great Britain
Prince
Senator Lodge
Senate
Bemater Lodge
Yap
Pacific Ocean
London Press Hails Washington Conference Accord
The London press praised the Washington Conference progress, especially the four-power agreement as a substitute for the Anglo Japanese alliance, in reports from London dated December 10.
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Associated Press
London
Washington
Dillon Urges Regional Commercial Club Unity for Rockies
The Hon. John Dillon spoke to the Central Combat committee urging a strong organization of all Rocky Mountain commercial clubs. He called for constructive policies to advance the Rocky Mountain states and condemned efforts to tear down progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
Thermopolis
Central Combat Committee
Rocky Mountain Region
Rocky Mountain States
Bridge Luncheon at Noble Hotel Hosts and Scores
A bridge luncheon at the Noble hotel hosted by Miss Clare Earley Mrs Charles Sproul and Mrs Melvin Collom drew fifty guests. A four course meal featured pink carnations and favours as twelve tables competed with high scores won by Mrs I W Wright and Mrs W H Dickinson while Mrs Charles Sheehan took consolation.
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Bridge
Noble Hotel
Clare Earley
Charles Sproul
MeLvnn Collom
I. W. Wright
W. H. Dickinson
Charles Sheehan
Secretary Reports Progress at Wyoming Stockman Loan Co
RB Watson of Cheyenne, secretary of the Wyoming Stockman Loan Company, reports very satisfactory progress in stock loans. The allotment of 3 million dollars for Wyoming under present arrangements has been over applied for, and organizers plan to raise capital from 300 thousand to 1 million, increasing the Wyoming allotment of federal funds to 610 million.
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Wyoming Stockman Loan Company
RB. Watson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hughes Opens Fourth Plenary on China at Arms Conference
Secretary Hughes opened the fourth plenary session with remarks that progress by the committee of the whole on the distant question has been satisfactory. He noted China was the first subject, with declarations by powers affirming sovereignty independence and administrative integrity and pledging fair dealing among themselves.
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Washington
Hughes
China
Root
Former Arizona treasurer Harry Rosa charged in bank conspiracy
Late Telegraph reports Harry Rosa, former Arizona treasurer, arrested on an indictment with P K Lewin, former president of Central Bank of Wickensburg, amid the Wickensburg bank closure last March. Washington accord sets debt landing into bonds maturing after June 15, 1947 with 5 percent interest paid semiannually.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Harry
Rosa
Arizona
P. K. Lewin
Central Bank of
Wickensburg
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Kentucky's first woman legislator wins in Boyd County
Mrs. Mary Elliott Flanery defeats a Republican majority by about 250 votes in Boyd County Kentucky, claiming the post despite initial reluctance. A Eastern Kentucky native, she champions improved highways better schools free textbooks and a teachers normal school for her region. She is the wife of attorney William Marvey Flanery and mother of four.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Mary Elliott Planery
John Lisle Elliott
Cattlesburg
Elliott
Carter Counties
Hhe
William Marvey Plapery
Local church schedule lists services and prayers
A Sunday church timetable shows a Sunday school at 10 p m morning prayer and German service at 11 p m evening service at 7 80 p m with worship times noted.
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Rheetrie Iraua, Curling Trans
Lander Woroitare and Hardware Co
Crawley
Qhureh Bat
Biber
Stllmans
Asociated Press
Mnobel
Hie Assoviated Press
Mexico City
Tec
Mabel
Enponata
Foreign Office
Igh
Resociated Press
Byron L. Mack
FYFS
Los
Lauder
Wyte
Kenneth Stewart
Riverton
Weehani
The
Riverton Motor Company
Bay
Kessrre
Lander Purniture and Hardware Co
BP. Louis
St. Laura
Pany
Managua
Nicasagua
Dillon
St ‘Thermopolis
Poposia
Doris Jean Robertson
Noalee
Santa Claus
Paul Fisher
Nardine Mitchell
Billy Bennett
Maxine Elliott
Hetty Bizzell
Eleanor Burns
Billie Robertson
Georgie Young
Gweneth Vaughn
Jimmy Merchant
Charles Hf. Rancey
Delevan Cafe
Ofelogk
Ohavee Erbstein
Mra
Madelyane Obea
Evening Post
Hughes Oay
WILLE
Associated Prose
Serview
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