22 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
1
Report from New York surveys the Metropolitan Opera's post Caruso era. Officials say no gap can be filled soon yet death sharpens focus on larger opera itself. Audiences admire renewed social glare and star rotations with new sopranos and veteran tenors sharing the stage.
Washington reports say Japan will oppose any discussion of the 1915 treaty demands if raised by China in the Far East meeting. The naval limit talks shift from first line ships to auxiliary craft as experts begin reviewing the request to increase submarines and ordnance.
A Staten Island Railroad locomotive fireman jumped from a moving train to rescue William Alexander, a schoolboy struck by the engine and swept into a creek. The boy died in hospital later.
The Evening Section of the Musical Research will perform at Volutional High School tomorrow afternoon at 3 30. Willeseh amoyaber urged to attend on time and be on hand promptly.
Sidney Franklin presents Courage a weekly National attraction with Naomi Childers in the lead and Bam de Grasso as the male lead. The story follows a decorated English engineer wrongfully imprisoned who, behind bars, guides a loyal wife and a government effort to win the war. The film features Lonel Remore and an able cast with domestic settings and romantic outcomes.
Henry Watterson former owner of the Louisville Courier Journal died in Jaursonville Ohio Dec 22 at 6 10 am due to heart failure with lung congestion. He aged 79 years had lived in retirement since 1919 after a career shaping Democratic politics and national editorials.
Dublin reports a tense morning as the Dáil adjourned with the treaty vote uncertain Deputy O Kelly says anti treaty stance endangers the republic and warns of continued conflict in Ireland whether the treaty is ratified or rejected in the end.
Federal Prohibition Enforcement Agent Bas aett H. Wiles Chief of Detectives E L Young Patrolman J L Mc Neil W E Mayberry a former Texas Ranger were charged with murder in a case linked to the killing near the Ku Klux Klan hall of December 15 taxi driver Peeler Clayton A distult to murder charges were filed against Chicken Childres and Barney Blunt who were with Clayton in an automobile Young McNeil and Mayberry were arrested and released on one thousand dollar bonds Wiles was not in Austin today Nituchke says the action will clear twenty Austin citizens who will be given a hearing tomorrow
The Interstate Commerce Commission blocked Henry Ford's plan to cut coal freight rates by twenty percent along the Detroit Ironton and Toledo line, forcing continuation of the higher rates.
Yuletide gifts from Marshal Foch arrive in Boston as thanks for hospitality during his American tour. Six officers of the American Legion in the city receive engraved gold lined cigarette cases bearing the signature PF Foch.
A burglary at the Mount Wolf bank in Pennsylvania early today netted about one hundred thousand dollars in securities from the vaults. Forty-five box locks were broken with a hammer during the break in.
Tonight only the Grand presents a romantic drama titled This Great Picture of Man Woman and Marriage featuring Dorothy Phil Hiya. The ad promises an epic view of love and life with grand spectacle and a giveaway of a free dipper.
Police and firemen regained the ruins at daylight after a natural gas explosion at the Brownton Women’s furnishing store damaged the building and injured 37 people, with two women dead. Reports said two more women were missing from their homes overnight. six others were in serious condition, five women and one man.
Attorney John Dillon arrived from Douglas on legal business while Albert Edward Tweed is reported sick. The Northwestern train ran three and a half hours late. Several residents travel for holidays including George W. Goodman to Du Bois and William G. Jobagon from Sweetwater to buy cattle. The Wind River project continues with dam cement work, and free aluminum dippers advertised. The Fremont Petroleum rig winds down for winter as manager Arthur Gehr returns to Chicago. Miss Clara Earley heads to Minneapolis for Christmas, and Mrs. I W Wright and children plan a visit to Alliance for the holidays. Local schooling updates note Mina Karlson away. Milford Guild hosts a Christmas bake sale at Fremont Hotel. Houses and lodging offerings appear, including an eight-room house near courthouse for $22 with bath, and a room for two with or without board.
Ambassador Harvey will attend a January fourth meeting where a commission to plan rehabilitation of Central Europe and Russia may be formed. His report will influence future U S policy and he will serve as an observer. The Cannes council may invite Great Britain France Italy and the United States to appoint a commission with Germany represented.
Reports from Paris and Washington detail invitations and approvals on international naval talks. Ambassadors and delegates prepare for the Cannes session opening January 4, with other cities noting police and price probe actions amid year-end tumult.
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