Rail and Mine Workers Plan Alliance Meeting
In Indianapolis on February 11 the United Mine Workers and railroad workers announce a Chicago meeting on February 21 to discuss an alliance. John J. Lowly says the aim is to join two million members to oppose the coming wage actions and build a united front in wage talks effective April 1. The miners convene next week and expect railroad groups to accept the invitation.
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Associated Pros
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Chicago
John J. Lowly
Lewes
Laois
Mexico considers nationwide prohibition push this year
In Mexico City rumors rise that Mexico may move toward a dry republic by year end. President Obregon supports curbing alcohol and proposes tighter controls on saloons and tequila production. Planters warn a maguey decree could devastate agriculture and native drinks. Wets organize opposition as officials face criticism amid the dry wave.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Obregon
Maguey
Oregon
Tiwaaalad
Israel
Church Services Promote Great Industry Event
Pastor C. B. King invites the community to attend services at Bunny Church on Sunday. The message urges a pledge to support a preschool of 10 children, emphasizing the greatest industry in the world and asking attendees to bring a friend.
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Bunny
Sanday Evraley
Eimnewus
C. B. King
Lander Basketball Bounces Back If Local Support Rises
Local notes show basketball games at the armory struggle financially as crowds dwindle. Troops urge residents of Lander to patronize the Riverton game and support good basketball, with admission set at 23 cents to help avoid losses.
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Hiverton
Lande
Ing
Riverton i
School and State Land Sales Notice
Notice that numerous School and State Land sales will be advertised in this paper. The sale in the county is set for March 18 1922 at 10 00 A M at the front door of the Court House. Interested parties should examine the instructions and be prepared to bid.
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AML Thone
Lampitt Trial Nears an End in Wyoming Case
Albert Lampitt stands trial in Basin Wyoming for the May Gray Creek bunkhouse explosion deaths of Harry Poight and Wesley Sexton. Closing arguments were to be heard today as the jury nears a verdict. The state began presenting retain evidence Thursday while the defense wrapped its case amid rulings barring automobile engine and explosive experiments.
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Asociated Press
Basin
Wyo
Albert Lampitt
Harry Poight
Wesley Sexton
Gray Creek
Irish Prisoners To Be Released
London February 11 report that under British policy prisoners jailed in England for political motives are to be released prior to the trial truce. The notice mentions a 7 30 evening event and calls for hymn singing and a gathering at Burning Kebool. An obituary notes the death of a local dining operator in the Cour dalone district.
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Associated Press
London
Etope
England
Ems
Riven
Treaties Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington February eleven The Washington conference pacts go to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chaired by Senator Lodge for immediate ratification. The panel reviewed four power Pacific treaty and the American delegation report while adjourning to resume Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Lodge
Enate
Lange
Walt
Ulster Premier Announces Troop Influx to Belfast
James Craig said four colonial battalions would be sent from London to Belfast to secure the release of Unionist prisoners. Intermittent shooting occurred in the city with no casualties reported.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Ireland
James Craig
London
Lincoln's Birthday Observance at Methodist Church
Lincoln's Birthday will be observed at the Methodist Church with morning and evening services. The pastor will preach in the morning and present a lecture sermon in the evening on The Custer Battlefield and What I Saw There. Mia Benson will sing From the Land of the Sky-Hine Water.
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Methodist Church
Mia Benson
California Weather Turmoil Lashes Coast and Mountains
A storm in California brings two days of heavy rain in the lowlands and snow in the mountains. Rough waters on the Suteramesto river cause one death, while rail and wire communications suffer delays and outages.
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Gan Pranciboo
Onl
California
Suteramesto
Big day for Fremont County Methodists in church gathering
A Tuesday gathering in Fremont County hosts several notable outside speakers at the Methodist Church. P B Holenbeck Aron Sverctary Hl M Pingree Munday Behoul Bocretary Ww T Dawn Diviver Buperintendent with Dr Grable of Colorado State Teachers College and Dr Mumer. Morning and afternoon sessions and a closing service are open to the public.
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Pias
Methodist Church
Off Pointe
Fremont County
P. B. Holenbeck
Aron Sverctary
M, Pingree
Munday Behoul Bocretary
Dawn
Divirer Buperintendent
Wither de, Grable
Colorado State Teachers College
Dr. Mumer
Bervicce
Loum
BM. Jones
Stillman Case Delayed Again in Poughkeepsie Court
Stillman divorce trial postponed for a week as counsel for Jane A. Stillman, banker, argues motions. Supreme Court Justice Momohaurer vows to require speeches from now on to curb public fatigue with the dragging proceedings.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Stillman
Janes A. Stillman
Supreme Court
Momohaurer
Attur Hoya
Woman Bandit Secures $10,000 in Furs in Downtown Robbery
A young committed bandit directed a robbery at Nathan Brodheim's store with two men, worth ten thousand dollars in furs. They forced Brodheim into a closet with a pistol while accomplices helped the pair.
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Prem
Chmavo
Weiman
Nathan Brodheims
Miemon
DeMolay Dance Lights up Noble Hotel with Festive Start
The DeMolay Log held a first opportunity dance at the Noble Hotel last night. Friends initiates and members enjoyed three hours of music and merriment with colored decorations, paper hats, and patriotic hymns. Committee chair Frank Hays with John Magawn and Rose Manson organized a successful evening.
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Noble Hotel
Jaxys
Bonn
Frank Hays
John Magown
Rose Manson
Wool Prices Pressures Holders to Demand 40 Cents
A Lauder State Bank telegram reports Utah and Nevada wools sold for 30 cents today while the American Woolen Mills bid 36 18 cents for fine wools. All bids were rejected as growers hold for 40 cents with no discount. The notice urges growers to hold for full values amid a world wool shortage.
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Lauder State Bank
Carbon County
Utah
Nevada
American Woolen Milla
Duricho
Phatke
Wealthy rancher sued for divorce in Cheyenne
Mrs Suann Hughes Nimmo files for divorce from James Nimmo a noted merchant. She alleges hatred a period of poverty and repeated assaults. She accuses him of consorting with immoral women and claims his conduct made life intolerable. She estimates his worth at 76000 dollars.
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Cheyenne
Suann Hughes Nismo
James Nimmo
Randorn
Hosband
Executives Seek Meeting With Harding Over Hoover Charge
The American Committee for Russian Famine Relief asked President Harding for a meeting to meet and refute charges leveled by Secretary Hoover. In a telegram they protested that more than two hundred relief groups in the country are branded as Prunkly Communistic.
Spencer Appointed Special Assistant District Attorney
Spencer was appointed by Attorney General Marty M. Daugherty as special assistant district attorney for the district of Wyoming. He took the oath before Clerk J. Chinnie and said he will keep his private practice in Cheyenne, dedicating only part time to the new duties.
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Wyoming State Tribune
YO Spencer
Marty M. Daugherty
District of Wyoming
J. Chin
Cheyene
Vital Deame
Ralph Ince
Grand Theatre
Frederick Osborn
Osborne
Canewrua
Cordelia
Tack Wilson
Blacktmail Lwr
Osborn
Wilsons
Lorraine
Jack Wilson
Mrs. Osborn
Mia
Wilvon
Climsa
Eversen
Marty T. Morey
Katheryn Williane
Wie
Grace Valentine
Roland Bottomley
Matt Moore
Paire Binney
Training School invites Kiwanis to event
Dr. C. T. Jones superintendent of the Wyoming Training School invites Kiwanis members to attend a women’s reception and dance at the Noble Motel, Monday evening February 19 at 7 pm. The program and dancing follow the reception.
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CT. Jones
Wyoming Training School
Kiwaniang
Wat
Apm
Noble
Indopa of cugilty and national oud march to Pawtucket valley
Report from Providence dated February notes an armed parade into the Pawtucket valley. The event accompanies Purvivor Maturbunoas in a festive activity, sparked by a reduction of nine miles of plants byCorodeetlan of Wague, causing unrest and tensions in the area.
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Providence
W. T
Indopa
Cugilty
National Oud
Pawtuekut
Corodeetlan
Wague
House approves Farm cooperatives marketing bill
The House passed the Farmers Cooperative Marketing Bill by 276 to 4, sending it to the Senate for approval. The measure would allow marketing associations among farmers for cooperative trading. It reflects a long debate over supporting farmer collaboration and market access.
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Assoon
Washington
House
Poncident
Congress
Beached oil tanker refloated after harbor incident
A coil tanker ran aground at the harbor entrance and flooded boiler and water rooms but was refloated and resumed fueling. No injuries were reported.
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Boston
Bob
Hw Horbor
Uel
Mystery in Taylor Murder Still Unfolding
Los Angeles February report says District Attorney Woolwine will continue the investigation into the William Desmond Taylor murder but declined to reveal lines of inquiry or new suspects. Actress Mabel Normand was questioned for three hours without adding new information.
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Associated Prean
Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
Thomas Woolwing
Woolwine
Mabel Normand
Actrom
Banda
Lampitt Found Guilty in Granv Creek Oil Field Killing
In Big Horn district court Bert Lampitt a sheep herder was found guilty of murder in connection with the Granv Creek bunkhouse explosion last May that killed two men. The sentence date has not been set.
Cement price cuts urged for Mississippi Valley roads
Springfield Illinois February 11 Colonel C B Miller head of public works says fight states seek more cement price reductions for hard road building. He notes content companies offered cuts but considers them insufficient and urges further action.
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Springfield
Jil
Mississippi Valley
C. Rb, Miller
State Department of Public Works and Buildings
Resignation of Vice President at Russian Relief Committee
Denver report says a vice president of the American Committee for Russian Feminine Relief resigned after a secretary Hoover note alleged misuse of funds for Communist propaganda. Governor cited the memo as the reason for departure.
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Denver
Fiovesnur ‘Bhoup
American Committee For
Hoover
United States and Japan settle Yap island dispute treaty
The long standing Yap dispute ends with a formal treaty signed by Count Hughes for the United States and Baron Blidahara for Japan sealing the Pacific island accord.
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Washington
United Bidies
Japan
Yap
Counteson
Hughes
United State
Daron Blidahara
Tex Mick Wnt Held on Bail in Fraud Charge
Associated Press report from New York says sports promoter Tex Mick Wnt was held under ten thousand dollars bail after a grand jur y indictment charging alleged fraudulent activity involving a fifteen year old, with the case heard by a city magistrate and linked to the Children's Society.
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New York
Tex Mick
Wnt
Ty Fyund
Nun
Charg
Andauld
Unscrupulous Acts Alleged in Wartime Disturbance
Warrants issued for the arrest of men accused of drunken disorder and assisting the Hate troops on duty as fallout from unrest in Willan 1, Myton County. The county judge presides over charges of knowing violations and failure to report the same to authorities.
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Jodur
Aad
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