Earnings Showing Steady Gain at Pinance Corporation of Wyoming
The Pinance Corporation of Wyoming reports weekly earnings around 4 505.00 with 1 800.00 in the first week, despite subscriptions not yet fully subscribed. Expenses total 151.56 with monthly earning power near 0 000. Two weeks ended December 17 show assets and liabilities totaling 183 209 88 including paid capital 121 200 00 and 97 900 00 in stock subscriptions.
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Pinance Corporation of Wyoming
Chile
Finware Corporation
Capital Stock
Business Slack for Physicians in Lean Times
London decay in medical practice hits Harley Street doctors as dues unpaid and debts mount. A physician cited dwindling practice with debts of six pounds, claiming he could not pay, his earnings nearly vanished.
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Associated Prent
London
Harley Street
Husband Loses Wife’s Earnings in Colorado Divorce
In Casper Wyoming a Boulder Colorado woman Mia Gerritoon was granted an absolute divorce from Andrew Gerritoon after desertion. She testified he left in October 1917, provided little support, and she has since earned about 48500. The court awarded custody of their four minor children to the wife. He sought a share of her assets but the proceedings showed his finances were poorer.
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Casper
Wyu
Dee
Mia
Lalu Gerritaon
Boulder
Colo
Andrew Gerritoon
O. Brown
Gerritaan
Fa Rontaurant
Moulier
France seeks adjusted naval ratio for defense at Washington talks
The French government submitted modified naval ratio proposals to the Washington conference naval sub-committee. Albert Barrant presented a plan to allocate a fleet proportionally to France for defensive use, emphasizing need for adequate defense. France signaled willingness to concede on capital ships but resisted cuts to submarines and auxiliaries.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
Albert Barrant
M. Sarraut
Von Hindenburg Objects To German Colors
Berlin reports that Marshal von Hindenburg criticizes the black red and gold flag as unfit for German unity. Historians date the colors to medieval times and to Prussia and later authorities. The 1840s and 1815 associations with progress are noted, with shifts in bans and adoption across German states.
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Berlin
Marshal von Hindenburg
Prussia
Ludwig of
Hagarin
Studenta
Birmar
Smallpox Deaths Rising in Torrbon City
Prominent reports from Torrbon Mexico on December 20 indicate health authorities record up to ten deaths daily from smallpox in the city as the outbreak intensifies.
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Torrbon
Mexico
British Admiralty Leader to Prelect Technical Features
A fragmentary notice from Washington reports Lord Lew as head of the British Admiralty set to preside over a Thursday event. The text mentions Balfour and a general phwene ofpulmarian ware fare, with references to Aproul's Studio and Christmas preparations.
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Washington
Lord Lew
Britith Admiralty
Balfuur
Briand Celebrates Settlement and Naval Pact Hopes
Premier Briand expresses satisfaction with Secretary Hughes’s naval ratio for capital ships and expects relief for France. He notes the six 10,000 ton ships allowed under Versailles and aims to push Washington Conference to factor this into the final assessment.
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Ndon
Brance
Hughes
Brian!4
Daily Mail
British spokesman warns on submarine tonnage talks
A British spokesman in Washington said progress toward naval arms limitation could be undone if no agreement is reached on submarine tonnage. The remark came as discussions continued and emphasized the risk of jeopardizing gains already made.
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Washington
Champion Corn Grower Tells Troubles From Springfield
In Sangamon County the 12th grand champion sweepstakes prize of America went to Illinois for a year’s corn. J. W. Workman, a farmer and seed selector, received the award in Chicago’s International Grain and Hay show. He credits years of careful selection and soil rotation with alfalfa and clover pasture. Workingman’s wife praised his perseverance, while he noted no ear is ever perfect yet he accepts the challenge as part of corn growing.
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Springfield
Sangamon County
Jollinois
Ameri
Maxwell
J. W. Worlawan
Chileago
Hank
Crauke
Mr. Workman
East Prine
Chicago
Parliament dissolves as Portugal heads to general elections
Lisbon reports parliament dissolved today amid military pressure and the prospect of general elections. The move follows a period of political turmoil as the government faces challenges to its authority. International observers monitor the situation closely for stability and democratic process continuity.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Jim
Unable to Agree on New Peace Treaty Sparked Dublin Debate
In Dublin on December 20 the Dáil session opened with Brien O'Higgins presiding. President De Valera stated the Dáil cannot ratify the treaty and will vote to disapprove while Sinn Fein’s Arthur Griffith would move to approve. De Valera warned the London agreement fails to reconcile Irish aims and won't bring lasting peace. Kate O Callaghan, first woman in the Dáil to speak, argued women will vote on principles not expediency.
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Dublin
Brien O'Higgins
John MacNeil
de Valera
Dail
Rense
Arthur Grif Ath
Sinn Fein
Great Britain and Ireland
London
Treland
Community of Nations
British Commonwealth
Islands
Kate O'Callaghan
Apene
P. Hoga
Arrested for Killing a Baby in Thermopolis
Margaret Cogdill and Samuel Vaughn were arrested at Greybull as a third suspect was sought in Denver. A baby’s body was found in the cellar of Hugh Dickie’s house on Big Horn street in Thermopolis. The coroner’s verdict cites death by violence. The woman is described as a widow with two children, and the man worked at Greybull prior to arrest.
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Thermopolas
Wyo
Margaret Cogdill
Samuel Vaughn
Greybull
Denver
Hugh Dickie
Big Horn Street
Duchy
Woman Locked Out As Family Spares Fire Dept
Mrs. Catherine Curley forgot the door key while shopping. Children were at school and locked the door. Her husband, a fireman, had a key and pried the door open just in time. No injuries reported. Noon rent was paid today.
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Providencee
BR. I
Dee
Catherine Curley
Analaria
Batish Troops Stay In Ireland Despite Withdrawal Talks
Report states the removal of British troops from Ireland scheduled for today has been delayed and will not occur before the treaty is ratified, with troops remaining in place at Queenstown.
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Reland
British Demand Submarine Abolition At Washington Meet
The British delegation formally requests a plenary session tomorrow or Thursday at the Washington conference to present Great Britain's case for abolishing submarines. The revived naval committee discussion on France’s ten ship construction proposal casts doubt on early progress toward a five power naval limitation agreement.
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Washington
Great Britain
Naval Committee
Car Fire Threatens Fremont Garage Fire Abated
Bob King of Wyoming Grocery backed his Ford into Fremont Garage around 1130 pm. An hour later the car ignited, spreading to the roof. Firefighters and staff moved the vehicle outside and extinguished the roof blaze. Car destroyed, roof damage about 150 dollars. no other cars damaged. Officials suspect crossed wires caused the blaze.
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Fremont
Bob King
Wyoming Grotery Company
Small Miles City congregation claims Montana record
Miles City Montana reports the smallest church congregation in the state with two men and four women. Pastor Rev Ellonth, newly arrived from Casper Wyoming, says the group grew from a revival meeting.
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Miles City
Mont
Montana
Ellonth
Casper
Wye
Miners Attack President Lewis in W U A Resolutions
The United Mine Workers local in Kansas condemns John L. Lewis for suspending the Howat led outlaw strikers. They urge him to withdraw the provisional government and reinstate the Howat organization. The resolutions pledge support and funds to the striking miners of Kansas.
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Kanena
Lewis
Card of thanks from Lane community for Salvation Army aid
A local card of thanks expresses gratitude to citizens of Lane sor, the American Legion and the Kiwanis Club. It thanks volunteers who aided the drive for the Salvation Army and the Halvetian Army appreciates the help. It ends with sincere regards from the BALVATION ARMY.
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Lanesor
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Aalvation Army
Halvetian Amy
Lanter
Balvation Army
Diaee Lh Mack
Mexico Extends Payment Deadline for Oil Taxes
December 2 report states Mexico grants a delay until January 20 for payment of production export taxes by American oil companies. About 22 million pesos were due December 25. Negotiations in New York between bankers and oil men are to settle the matter, with the finance minister traveling to New York to represent the government if arrangements are made.
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Gonirmacit Hae
Mexico
New York
Clean Up Your Premises and Be Healthy in Lander
Editorial urges residents to keep streets, alleys, yards and premises clean to protect Lander Wyoming’s reputation as the cleanest town in the Rockies. It warns against back yard litter and high water marks, stressing personal responsibility and municipal care year round.
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Lander
Wyoming Rocky Mountains
Lauder
Wyoming
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Claim in Wyoming
Notice from the U S Land Office at Lander Wyoming dated November 16 1921 announces that Elsie Sehoottlin Nieman widow of Fred Gohoottlin of Lander Wyoming filed intention to prove up a three year homestead on Lots 1 2 HY NW SEK in Section 30 Township 34 North Range 93 West 6th P M before the Register and Receiver in Lander on December 1 1921 witnesses named Herbert Bawden John C Aver Jauna Hurley FP D Preeburgh all of Lander Wyoming. Irving W Whight
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U. Land Office
Lander
Wyoming
Elsie Sehoottlin Nieman
Fred Gohoottlin
Bection
Township
Range
Meridan
Elsim
United States
Deamber
Herbert Bawden
John C. Aver
Jauna Hurley
D. Preeburgh
Advertising fragment of sales offer and items
A fragmentary classified style notice lists items for sale or order including a baroring or pew beater, carpet sweeper, two oil stoves, hoe and rake, with a mention of J. Brawley and a prompt to order pictures for delivery.
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J. Brawley
Commission men lose their case in Chicago ruling
The livestock traders failed to block the new livestock trading act. Federal Judge Laning Evans and Pitzhenry dismissed their injunction against Agriculture Secretary Wallace and District Attorney Kline. The decision requires the traders to file commission schedules and operate under Department of Agriculture rules or face fines.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Stockyanis
Landin
Evans
Pitzhenry
of Agriculture
Wallace
Kline
Rethe Law
United States
Department of Apiculture
Net
French Accept Hughes Naval Proposal For 175000 Tons
The French delegation has accepted Secretary Hughes proposal of 175000 tons in capital ships for France with reservations on other naval program points, a British spokesman announced this afternoon.
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Washington
Hughes
France
McCormick Warns On Beet Factory Long-Run Strain
Associated Press reports McCormick warned that if pressed to act now 60 percent of the 43 sugar beet factories in the country would have to shut down to meet obligations.
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McCormick
Clayton man nominated for land office register
Washington dispatch reports Henry H. Erret of Clayton New Mexico was nominated today to be register of the land office at Clayton.
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Washington
Henry H. Erret
Clayton
New Mexico
Briand Lloyd George conference may invite Russia and Germany
Unofficial reports state the Briand Lloyd George talks could invite Russia and Germany to a five power conference early in January. Washington sources note mixed signals as officials discuss future Pacific treaty scope and security commitments.
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Associated Press
London
Russia
Germany
Sugar Duty Proposal From Cuban Raw Sugar
Washington December 20. A two cent per pound duty on Cuban raw sugar was favored by the Senate Finance Committee as urged by the United States Manufacturers Association. G W McGlonmick of Michigan testified that the rate would keep Cuban sugar from undercutting refined American sugar.
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Washington
Senate Finance
United States Manufacturering Association
G. W. McGlonmick
Mich
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