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Newspaper

Lander Evening Post

Location

Lander, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1922

Page

1

Revenue Man Confesses to Crimes in Chicago

Beatt Burnett an Internal Revenue inspector confessed to involvement in whiskey robberies totaling about half a million dollars in the last year. Police say he aided burglaries of homes of Chicago’s prominent citizens and explained his role in inventory checks and arrangements with a band of crooks to join the conspiracy.

Associated Press Chicago Detetives Hughes Beatt Burnett Department of Inter Burnett

Firefighters Suffer Losses in Pittaburg Blaze

In Pittaburg Pennsylvania February 1 nearly twenty firemen were overcome while containing a blaze at the National Bircuit company building. All were taken to hospitals and none are reported in serious condition.

Associated Press Pittaburg National Bircuit Company

Soviet executive rejects Lenine army cut proposal

Copenhagen dispatch reports the Central Executive Committee of the Soviet Government rejected Nikolai Lenine's plan to halve the Russian army. Lenine proposed the cut to align with U S wishes, but was opposed by Leon Trotzky.

Associated Presa Copenhagen Nikolai Lenine Moscow Lenine United States Leon Trotzky

Corn Eaters of America to Convene in February

Delegates from a midwestern region gather in LN Nebraska to inaugurate the Corn Eaters of America. The group aims to form a national association urging daily corn product consumption to boost corn prices. Nebraskan Crib chapter hosts a banquet where corn products dominate the menu and a corn king is crowned.

Associated Press Neb The Corn Eaters of America Ecra Misnio Chamber of Middle-West Nebraska Iowa Illinoie Ohio Wisconsin North South Dakota

Winners of prizes at the poultry show

The article lists prize winners from a local poultry show held last week across many breeds. Notable names include Charles Bowers with Anconas and Reid Allen with multiple White Leghorns, plus Mrs Scanlan, Bert Wheeler, S Danielson, F M Chapman, J R Brown, Joe Martin, Ethel Farthing, and W H Bilis among others.

Anconas Charles Bowers Seanlas Begman Soenlen Seantan B.C Scanlan Hen—Reid Allen Reid Allen Bert Wheeler S. Danielson Hyn Danielson Black Langxhans P. M. Chapman F. M. Chapman P. M Chapman J. RB. Brown Magush O. T. Jones C. G. Jones William Maddon Otin Thoman Srd Charles Bower Glen Cooper Brown Leghorns Joe Martin Ethel Farthing Tad Hen White Orpington William Marion Jon Martis Otte Thomas Joe Martie G. Jones H. O. Harber H. O. Barber Toulouse Grove Jet Mare Let Pelt Mowanl Banderson Hod Howard Beederson Plymouth Claire Ball

Treaty on Naval Armaments Draft for Washington Talks

The February 1 plenary in Washington outlined a three chapter treaty plan to limit naval armaments. Chapter one presents general terms in twenty articles, chapter two details specific naval provisions, and chapter three covers miscellaneous matters.

Washington

Secretary Das In Bad Shape In Battle Creek

Secretary of Labor Davis arrived in Battle Creek Michigan from Washington saying he suffers a physical breakdown. He is a patient in a local sanitarium and will remain under medical care for an unspecified period.

Das Battle Orber Mich Davis Washington

French Soldiers Killed in Silesia Disorders

Berlin Feb 1 two French soldiers killed and 25 wounded in disorders at Peterworf Silesia according to reports.

Berlin Peterworf Silesia

Poultry Show Scores and Winners

A fragmented listing of poultry entries and winners from a fair or show. Names of judges and exhibitors intermingle with breed types such as White Plymouth Rocks White Wyandottes Red Bourbon Turkeys and Black Minoreas. Several entries note Ist and 2nd placements for pullets cockerels and hens across multiple breeders including Hall Casteldine and Spriggs.

Wmn Marion Charle Kiesel Charles Kiesel White Plymouth Rocks H. C. Barber Glen Cooper Gien Cooper Hen—Mra Dave Cyphert White Wyandottes Int Pra Young W. V. Cnateldine Coakerel W. V. Casteldine W. V Cnsteldine Srd W. V. Cuateldinn Hon Qaateldine Fuller Barber Burch I. L. Burch Bronso Dean Spriggs D. Holt D. Molt H.W. Sehaster H. F. Schaefer Claire Malant Claire Hall Dames Dean Boriaggy Wabte Beigiau Ilarry Pip Tale

Bandits Take Five Gags Of Valuable Mail

Three masked bandits raided a Whiting Indiana mail room stealing five gag bags of mail from a clerk en route to the post office. One shot was fired during the theft and the bandits fled. local authorities investigating motive and routes.

Whiting Indiana Pennsylvania Jdopot

Sacred College Prepares Meet Amid Political Veto Claims

In Asibinteit Pied 27 gm, the sacred college readies for a conclave to elect a pope. The French and Boenish governments once claimed veto rights, but authorities deny backing the move as Archbishop of Piva faces opposition.

Bead Papa Wigialt Umatharovernment Piva

Fire damages service garage and cars in early morning blaze

A fire at the Service Garage opposite Mitotle Missionary Church started by an overheated stove and spread to the building and stored cars. Firemen contained the flames within about thirty minutes, causing considerable property damage but with no injuries reported to the owners Hartman or others.

Hartman Othtingy

Gaudy Uniforms Blamed for Bank Messenger Holdups

Police blame gaudy uniforms for a surge of bank messenger holdups in St. Louis. Five holdups occurred in eight months as robbers target cash and securities. Detectives and officials urge simple attire to avoid attracting criminals while messengers ride in standard clothing.

ST. Louis Gandy Sayla Gonstete Phe Memwnger

Japan Loses Great Statesman

Reports from London state the elder statesman Yosdimmeiayame of the Roma lmbayr in Java died today at age 84. The Associated Press notes the passing of a leader regarded as a major figure in his nation’s political history.

London Teld Marshall Prine Yosdimmeiayame

Conference Details of Naval Limitation Treaty

Washington conference noon briefing outlines the naval limitation treaty text. Hughes presents provisions limiting capital ships submarines and aircraft carriers with specific tonnage calibers and ratios. Discusses Shantung settlement and consultative minutes between China and Japan.

Associated Press Washington Hughes China Japan Selma Riigs Gay Fou Asociated Press Wabrington Shantung Pla Amaries

Tax Return Service Offered by Casper Firm

A Casper firm promotes income tax return preparation services through Londeno bur e of Lander. The notice mentions a spokesperson and emphasizes professional handling of taxpayers’ documents and filings.

Radicals Will Increase Says Farm Bureau Leader

J. B. Howard president of the American Farm Bureau Federation told Farm Week at Ohio State University that price and farm policy changes will rise in the event of delayed agricultural and economic adjustment.

iMy Columbus Ohio J. B. Howard American Farm Bureau Federation Ohio State University

Murder Trial Attracts Attention In Basin

Abbert Lampitt stands trial for the murders of Harry Feight and Worky Seaton after an infernal machine exploded at a Grass Creek oil field bunkhouse last April. Judge P W Meta ruled a male jury is not a barrier to Lampitt’s peers though women had not served since juries were first used in Wyoming 80 years ago. The Basin town filled with witnesses and spectators as Att Gen Wall and State’s Atty John King attended. The defense sought to quash the panel and delay, claiming no fore witnesses. motion denied. Jury selection continues with Lampitt in good health and no change of venue granted.

Lampitt Wyoming Tsi Wall Cheyenne Mayasal W. L. Bimpoon Cody John King Carl Arnot Tom Monally Grass Creek Albert Lampitt Judge Mote Lamyltt Noe

Evening Post commends Lander Fire Department for swift save

The Evening Post praises the Lander Fire Department for halting a blaze at the Service Garage early this morning. If not for their rapid action the fire would have run out of control and likely destroyed the building and contents. Moris Logue is credited for guiding the apparatus to the scene.

Evening Post Lander Fire Department Morris Logue Logue

Railway Men Union Calls General Strike Proclamation

Berlin reports the Executive Committee of the Railway Men's Union has decreed a general railway marine strike, with a proclamation to take effect at midnight tonight. The move follows ongoing labor tensions and seeks coordinated action across railway and marine sectors.

Berlin Railway Men's Union

Reward Offered for Information On Party Damaging Trees

A reward is offered for information leading to the identification of the person who damaged a tree line along the ditch in front of the Courthouse at Lulldiey. The notice names Charlee Gelaer and promises a cash prize of 760.00 ABWARD to the informer.

Charlee Gelaer

Miners Willing to Pool Interests with Railroads

John L Lewie international president of the United Mine Workers announced the union is willing to pool its interests with railroad organizations in resisting proposed wage attacks. Invitations have been sent to officers of sixteen major railroad unions to join a meeting with miners in Indianapolis on February 1.

Iy Associated Preas Indianapolis United Mine Workers of America John L. Lewie

Death of Industrial Authority Shocks City

Evan Marsh Libby editor and international authority on industrial matters died after plunging from a 25th story window. Reports also cover Arbuckle manslaughter trial testimony ends in San Francisco, a nationwide packing-house strike vote, a large rat infestation in St. Louis, and changes to Grand Circuit trotting rules abandoning the three heat plan in Cleveland.

Associated Press Evan Marsh Libby Cleveland Ohio Lake Erie Misas

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