Strike of Winer on Pal Crushes Lewis but Proposes No Quick End
A historical letter argues John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers mislead miners. It predicts a strike on April 1 and another soon after, criticizing leadership and urging reform to regain public support and wage demands.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wyates Lewis
Lewis
Lidianapolis
Tom Lewis
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Roosevelt
United Ming Workers
American Killed in Mexico Near Monterrey
Washington reports Chas Burrow also known as Chas Miller, American manager of a ranch near Monterrey, Mexico, was shot to death by unidentified persons February 1. The American consulate at Monterey requested Mexican authorities to apprehend and punish the killers.
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Washington
Chas Burrow
Chas. Miller
Monterey
Mexico
American Minister to Cuba Boas Long Resigns
Washington reports Boas M. Long, the U S minister to Cuba since 2010, has tendered his resignation effective immediately in a surprise government move.
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Washington
Boas M. Long
Cuba
Great Doings At Luncheon Thursday Noon
The Evening Post urges at least 35 business men to attend a Get Together luncheon at Delevan Cafe tomorrow noon. Editor’s speech may run an hour and a half. If 35 attend including staff, Munson will donate $10. organizers fear a shortfall if attendance falls.
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The
Evening Post
Delevan
Byoping Post
Tom
A. O. Munson
Munson
Evacuation Plans Resume as Belfast Riots Continue
In Belfast and Dublin unrest and evacuations proceed amid renewed shooting. In Belfast two people were killed and several wounded as arrangements to withdraw British troops from Southern Ireland resume after a two day pause. Dublin prepares to embark four hundred troops.
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Belfast
Ireland
Dublin
Methodist Conference Leaders Return After Successful City Visit
The Group Conference of the Methodist Church led by Dr. Pingree H A Musser and P Hollenbach returned from Dono ver after well attended meetings in this city. Musser's lecture Jungle Men on The Political Situation in the Far East impressed Lander audiences with its insights and delivery. The community anticipates the next conference with enthusiasm.
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Methodist Church
Pingree
H. A. Musser
P. Hollenbach
Donover
Par East
Lander
WEW Plant Installed At American Laundry Company
The American Laundry Company installed a new dry cleaning plant this week to enhance its growing operation. Mr L Dugan will oversee both the dry cleaning plant and the laundry to ensure fair treatment for customers.
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American Laundry
Compiete Dry G
American Laundry Company
L. Dugan
Los Angeles Manhunt After $20,000 Black Hand Plot
Eight men tied to a fraud plot against a major Los Angeles business owner were arrested after a gun battle with federal agents, deputies, and private investigators. A ninth suspect was wounded and remains at large. The scheme involved fake bank notes and coded letters signed Black Hand Society. Police recovered the money and fear possible links to a prominent murder case.
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Poe
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Sid
Black Hand Society
Sertal
William Desmond Taylor
Theen
Colorado Cattle Sanctions Amid Tuberculosis Warning
Wyoming state veterinarian Dr. B F Javia warned dairy cows shipped from Colorado are found diseased with tuberculosis. Authorities imposed quarantine to prevent diseased stock. governor enforces restriction as state officials call Colorado dairy cattle another risk like 1918.
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Cheyenne
B. F. Javia
Colwado
Miforia
Colorado
Dr. Davie
Celarado
Martan
Ulster Unionists Freed Amid Commons Debate
The head of the Irish province's government obtained the release of fifteen Ulster Unionists who had been kidnapped. The disclosure was announced in the House of Commons by Winston Churchill, secretary for the colonies.
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Bio Asqoelnted Press
London
Michael Coffin
Irtai
Ulster
Left for Casper Mise Marguerite Newton Departs
Marguerite Newton of Providence B 1 teconie tax expert leaves for Uweper after several days in Lander examining TRMYLARS ATTENTION t The Knight Template dance Ane Newlin was announced for February Act. Field Rehowl and All Masons in good standing prepare to establish headquarters at Dromes Yhey will work oo headquar vhted te thi dante.
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Marguerite Newton
Proviedence
Teconie
Uweper
Lander
Dante
Allan
Torei
Netrman
Uty
Muscle Shoals Properties Attract Fresh Offer
Washington on February 15 reports another purchase and lease proposal for the government properties at Muscle Shoals. The Alabama Power Company, led by president Thomas Martin, completed arrangements for immediate filing with Secretary Works. This brings total proposals for the war required Alabama properties to four.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Alabama Power Company
Secretary Works
Thomas Martin
Power Company
Alabama
Government Foils Rifle Ammunition Smuggling Attempt
Federal agents halted an effort to smuggle 20000 pounds of rifle ammunition into Mexico via Columbus New Mexico. Several men were detained but no charges filed as officials could not disprove the cartridges were for ordinary trade hunting purposes.
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Associated Pres
EL Paso
Fel
Mexico
Columbm
New Mexico
Four men dead in Puebla shootings tied to political rift
Three men were killed and one wounded in a chain of connected shootings at Puebla. The violence stems from the ongoing power struggle between the state government and independent political factions.
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Asociated Press
Mexico City
Puebla
Ladies' Guild Dance at Armory for Washington's Birthday
The Episcopal Guild hosts a large dance at the Armory next Wednesday February 22 to celebrate Washington's Birthday with a candy booth fishing pond and various side activities. Tickets are 1.00 and musicians rehearse beyond church music for the event. Mr and Mrs Hl Ward host a wedding anniversary and Mr William M Wise and Miss Bea M Kerney wed with Rev C B Bing officiating and friends offering congratulations.
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Episcopal Guild
Armory
Washington
Flapper to Get New Husbands at Poultry Institute
At the State Institute of Applied Agriculture a three year egg laying and poultry contest nears a second stage. Twenty brides from the White Leghorn, Rhode Island Red, and Plymouth Rock flocks will receive mating assignments and ten egg settings each while incubator handling handles hatching.
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State Institute of Applied Agriculture
Asin
Fiippore
White Leghorns
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
B. A. Ahrens
F. J. Loveland
New York
Loveland
Skating Party at Congregational Sunday School
The Congregational Sunday School hosted a skating party on a Saturday evening at the Farlow respond. Wennies roasted over a large bonfire were served to skaters of all ages. The event is among activities planned by the new superintendent Mrs. Mabelle Crowell. All are invited to attend next Sunday at 10 4. m.
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Paat
Congregational
Farlow
Mabelle Crowell
Wyoming Looks Good Despite Hard Times
W. W. Parrow reports from the state capital that conditions in Wyoming have improved across the state. He says cattle prospects, wool and other staples point to lasting recovery and widespread prosperity with restored values and strong markets on the horizon.
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W. W. Parrow
Wyoming
Arrivals of New Crepe and Bike Deals at Mey Street
Local shoppers hear of new Canten Crepe and Bik Dremen arrivals at Mey Street. Allen's store promotes bargains and invites customers to visit and see the fresh offerings today.
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Juat
Mey Stasda Allen's
Hitchcock Seeks All Documents On Four Power Treaty
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska introduced a resolution asking the president for information and all documents related to the four powers Pacific treaty negotiations at the arms conference. The measure was referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to await Senator Lodge's return tomorrow.
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Washington
Hickcock
Nebraska
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Bodies Frozen Inside Auto in Brush Creek Tragedy
Two men and a woman were found frozen in a folded automobile in Brush Creek, south Kansas City. The car tipped from a trestle into the creek, with the ice forming inside the vehicle. A separate report notes Idaho Oregon Montana lumber firms formed a regional association to fix prices, while the Federal Trade Commission said it would investigate. In Illinois, three armed men robbed the Tilings State Bank of Alton of $2000 today.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Brush Creek
Washington
Idaho
Westen
Montana
Oregon
Weatero Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Federal Trade Commission
Til
Tilingols State Bank
Alton
Lampitt to begin life term for Graas Creek murder
Albert Lampitt was moved from Basin jail to Thermopolis and will be taken to Rawlins next Friday to begin serving a life sentence for the first degree murder of Harry Poight and Worthy Seaton in the Graas Creek field. The verdict followed a district court trial. Entertained guests at a Valentine dinner party on Fourth Street in Cody last evening.
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Charles Sheehan
Fourth Street
John Dillon
J. F. Longenocker
Bari Burns
Jasa
William Dugan
Chicago Council Endorses Rielution Condemnation
Cheyenne city commission splits on a resolution condemning Chicago aldermen over a reform controversy tied to the 14th amendment. Mayor Vogler and Commissioner Owins vote yes, while one member opposes and another abstains, citing meddling.
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Uneyenne
Agaianat Itom
Chayanne
Chicago
Cheyenne
Hlenge Board of Aldermen
Rmelution
Vogler
Owins
Mgakort
President Holds Up Committee Over Soldier Bonus Funding
President Harding opposes new taxes and a bond issue to fund the soldier bonus. Congressman Mundell suggests trimming pending defense bills and using short term Treasury notes to cover the gap. A letter to Senator McCamber reportedly outlines the President’s stance, delaying joint committee conferences on the bonus.
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Washington
Harding
Mondvl
Wyoming
White House
Certs
Mundell
McCamber
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Senate
House Ways and Means Committee
Toten Lovur
Double tragedy shocks Los Angeles as Boden kills wife and mother-in-law then dies
George A Boden an attorney shoots and kills his wife Mary Boden 37 and her mother Max Julia Taylor 66 at the wife’s home before taking his own life The Associated Press reports the killings stem from a failed reconciliation and threat of divorce In Washington the Agriculture Department reports a 41 5 percent drop in livestock value on January 1 from two years earlier In Denver former Senator John F Shaforth a leading Colorado Democrat suffers a fatal heart attack and brain hemorrhage at 67
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Associated Presa
Los Angeles
George A. Boden
Mary Boden
Max Julia Taylor
Ify Woo
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Denver
John F. Shafforth
Colorado
Revenue man Costello to assist tax filers in Lander
Mr Costello of the Federal Income Tax Department will spend four days in Lander to help residents understand income tax law. Mr Case will visit January 17 to 20, at the Noble Hotel or the Federal Building. The adviser is described as a gentleman and aims to provide helpful guidance to save taxpayers money on their income tax reports.
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Costello
Federal Income Tax Department
Cheyenne
Lander
Thos
Case
Noble Hotel
Contello
Unclear Classified Notice on Main Street Property Features
Damaged text describes a Main Street area near a Vocational High School and Hope Cemetery with a lime quarry and machinery for manufacturing Vow. Mentions a building with a nan bay, a large and four late lei power boiler in good position, bar nese, Wagon, and contact A. P. McKEENNA.
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Taneer
Hindeon
Hope Cemetery
Nan Bay
A. P. McKeenna
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