Get-Together Club merges with Commercial Club in Wyoming
The Get-Together Club meeting drew the largest turnout in six months with fifty attendees at Delevan Cafe. A committee was formed to study street piling, a merger with the Commercial Club was proposed, and a major surprise planned for the next meeting, with town officials optimistic about two months of progress.
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Lander Evening Post
Wyoming
Delevan
Commoreiu
A. C. Munson
Post
Munson
Landed in Northeastern States Hit by Severe Cold
Washington reports a sharp cold snap across the Northeastern United States. Northern New York and Maine recorded 22 degrees below zero while forecasts warned of continued frigid conditions. A Dallas-bound ranch companion returned after travel with local merchants to the city amid the unsettled weather.
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Washington
United States
New York
Maine
Mexico reports few revolts with limited disturbances
Mexico City February 17. Reports from postmasters across the republic to Secretary of the Treasury de la Huerta describe disturbances in a few states Michoacan and Jalisco. The unrest is described as aimed at an organized society rather than the central government.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Michoacan
Jalisco
Republic
de Sa Huerta
Republican Holland Resigns as Chairman of State Committee
Keunh L. Holland, chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, tendered his resignation at a special meeting. He cites acceptance of an assistant attorney general position in the United States as the reason. The committee planned to fill the vacancy that afternoon.
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Associated Prose
Denver
Keunh L. Holland
Republican State Central Committee
Holland
United States
Irish Prisoners Freed Reported Amid Belfast Riots
Irish prisoners said freed as Ulster Unionists kidnapped during border raids were reported by Michael Collins to Churchill. Belfast endured its quietest night since fighting began, yet disorders since last Sunday have claimed over 30 lives and a shot at a watchman was fired in Mills Polis district.
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Michael Collins
Churchill
Associated Press
Belfast
Ireland
Mills Polis
Gypsies Invading Germany Report Causes Concern
Berlin reports a wave of bands traveling in wagons from Oldenburg to Brunswick invading markets and displacing German vendors. Reichstag members seek government action to drive them out or curb activity. Descriptions note colorful wagons, wine and champagne stores, and young women targeted by thieves and trades. A rental ad appears garbled at end.
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Berlin
Worth
Hanover
Oldenburg
Brunswick
Reichetag
Gupay
Fis
Erie
Girl’s Body Found Near Kaighn Avenue Bridge In Camden
The frozen body of a young woman, bearing finger-imprint marks on her throat, was found twenty feet from the driveway from the Kaighn avenue bridge over Coopercreek to Forest Hill Park. Tracks of an automobile and footprints of two men were found in the crusted snow around the body.
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Ascerated Press
Camden
N J
Kaighn Avenue Bridge
Coopercreek
Forest Hill Park
Death of Veteran George A Black at 84
George A Black a Civil War veteran of Rhode Island Infantry died yesterday at Bishop Randall Hospital aged 84 He served through the war and later worked for local sheepmen and recently lived with Captain Algon He had many friends in the county.
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George A. Black
Bishop Randall Hospital
George Black
Rhode Island
Mr. Black
Captain Algon
Jews Caught Smuggling Arms in Haifa
An Israeli consignment of thousands of automatic pistols and 25 000 rounds of ammunition bound for Jewish groups was seized at Haifa after a broken beehive revealed the weapons. Jewish leaders denounced involvement and warned of ongoing contraband, while a Haifa cooperative head and a Jaffa lawyer were arrested.
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Sy Associated Press
Haspa
Palestine
Herbert Samuel
Palputine
Haifa
Jaffa
Sidewalks Overrun by Snow and Slippery Feet
Citizens complain of pedestrians walking in the street as sidewalks are clogged with four months of snow. An ordinance requires clearing walks, but the icy condition persists. A local notice urges residents to shovel and reclaim the sidewalk to protect neighbors and prevent injuries. WANTED TO RENT inquiry appears for six or seven rooms through Frank Cluck.
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Fly Elby
Exerete
New Senator Appointed From Iowa by AP
Des Moines Feb 17 Charles A Rawson chairman of the Republican State Central Committee was appointed United States Senator from Iowa to succeed Senator Kenyon who resigned to accept a federal judgeship Rawson is from Des Moines and was named by the party to fill the vacancy until the next election
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Associated Press
Des Motes
Charles A. Rawson
Republican State Central
United States
Iowa
Kenyon
Rawson
Dew Moines
Three UNC Students Die in Auto Train Crash Near Durham
Three University of North Carolina students were killed and three others injured when their car collided with a Southern Railway passenger train at a crossing on the outskirts of Durham. The Feb 17 report details the fatal crash and resulting injuries.
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Durham
N. C
University of North Carolina
Aed
Southern Ieilway
Crossing
Hills Man Whom He Accused Shooting in Divorce Case
Kentucky February 17 John F Todd a farmer shot and killed A H Wilson wealthy land owner in an attorney s office during depositions in a divorce proceeding Wilson named co respondent in a counter claim for divorce Todd who had accused Wilson of romantic involvement with Mrs Todd remained silent about the events today Wilson was killed in the deposition room an attorney witnessed the incident and police took statements
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John F. Todd
A. H. Wilson
Todd
Mra. Todd
Caae
Wilson
Mexican Official Released on Bond in Robles Murder Case
Mexico City February 17. General Tacinto B Trevino former Secretary of Commerce and Industry was released on a 910000 bond after being charged months ago with the murder of General Jon Al Jessio Robles.
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Mexico City
Cioneral
Injured by Automobile Incident In Wenger Family
Friends of Mrs. H. B. Brandenburg of Wenger and formerly of Lander report she was injured in an auto collision involving a car driven by her father Attorney Tourtellutte. The crash seriously injured her father and mother and bruised Mrs. Brandenburg. The Brandenburgs lived in Lander four years before moving to Denver five years ago.
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H. B. Brandenbury
Wenger
Lander
Tourtellutte
Brandenburg
Lords Leaving Big Estates Show Change in Nobility
A British noble lord, facing high taxes, plans to sell Ponteton House and its estate in Linlithgowshire after 1709 ownership. The Marquis will relocate, with seventy staff displaced. Shooting rights remain, but the property may be broken up, and a meeting is called for those interested in the plan and in potential benefits for youth.
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London
Thopeton
Linlightonshire
Versailes Gardens
Beotland
Linlightgow
Sevanty
Edinburgh
Jack Sprat
England
Scotland
Wig
Morqula
Tupoton
Heotland
Greande
Mindy
Furth
Murderer Goes to Gallows in Montana Martyr Tale
In Missoula Montana on February 17 a condemned killer walked to the gallows with firm steps and proclaimed his innocence to the last. The man faced execution calmly as officials prepared the sentence and the crowd watched in silence.
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Mont
DeMolay Meeting for New Members and Officers Installs
DeMolay announces a Sunday 9:30 PM meeting at Masonia Temple for instituting new members and installing new officers. All members urged to attend. Leroy Crofty, Master Counselor.
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de- Molay
Masonia Temple
Leroy Crofty
LAMms Kool my Lamba Sunday Morning Sermon
A church notice invites feeding and care for lambs with a Sunday service schedule. Pastor C D King directs a 10 o clock Sunday school and sermons at 6 0 and 7 50 p m with emphasis on practical outreach to animals in need.
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D. King
Minister Gets a Life Term in Murder Case
Mount Ida Arkansas February reports that Minister Hughes, age 64, was found guilty of murder in the death of Mrs. Avnn McKennon last May. He received a life imprisonment sentence and plans to appeal. Prosecutors allege he employed Raymond Cole to assist in the crime and offered money after the killing.
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Associated Press
Mount Ida
Avhannas
Rowlise
Elnewal Dapuealte
Onley
Ing
Hila
Maxlentod
Knight Templars Meeting Notice in Vibed to Adelieuwe
The Knights Templars announce a gathering on Pelevary 17th at the Vocational High School. Members in good standing are urged to attend in Vibed for a formal session and related announcements.
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Knight Templars
House passes Interior Appropriations without record vote
The House sent to the Senate the annual Interior Department appropriation of about 205 million dollars without a roll call. A motion to recommit to strike offices of surveyor general in five western states failed 218 to 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Interior Department
Bonus bill to be reported to Republican caucus soon
The Associated Press reports that House Ways and Means Chair Fordney says the soldier bonus bill will be sent to the Republican caucus within ten days and a Republican House will pass it. The debate sparked uproar as Democrat Gardner protested inviting an American Legion adviser to a closed session. Mondell, the Republican leader, and Fordney defended the exclusion of opposing members.
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Associated Prom
Washington
Chaiman Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Howe
House
Gardner
Texas
American Legion
Averet
Mondell
Pordney
Demobilization Proclamation Ends Camp Bliss Patrol
In El Paso General Hoy issued a proclamation demobilizing troops mobilized since Wednesday evening at Camp Bliss. In Washington on February 17 martial law was declared in Salvador after a revolt by 54 cadets of the National Military Academy on February 15, state department advice confirms.
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EL Paso
Texas
Hoy
Camp Bliss
Washington
Republic of Salvador
National Military Academy
State Department
Irish Prov State bill clears second reading in Commons
London February 17 The Irish Provisional State bill passed its second reading in the House of Commons after Captain Charles Craig offered an amendment opposing the boundary commission provisions of the Anglo Irish treaty. Washington February 17 An international conference to allocate the former German cables in the Atlantic will be convened in Washington that week with representatives from France England Italy Japan and the United States to determine the disposition of the cable lines under the Versailles treaty.
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London
House of Commons
Charles Craig
Uy Associated Press
Washington
Pub
Atlantic
France
England
Maly
Japan
United States
Lealle Tharrington Linked to Large-Scale Fraud Scheme
A telegram from the sheriff reports Lealle Tharrington, described as a prominent speculator, accused of defrauding thousands of people in a major fraud scheme across multiple regions, with tens of millions in alleged losses. Palm Beach, Florida, cited in the message.
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Washington
Lealle Tharrington
Frank
Palm Beach
Abcrift
Appointed Brews: County Hopes to Save Harvey Church
County officials discuss their bid to keep Harvey Church alive until a military hearing, hoping to spare him the gallows after the rusher of Bernard Daugherty. Church, weakened after a hunger strike, remains bedbound and unable to move.
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Chivago
Fev
Krep
Harvey Church
Bernard Daugherty
Church
Graey
Hint Wetertey
Girl Seeks Marriage to Zurich Riding Teacher
Reports say Mathilde McCormack plans to marry Max Oser, 48, a Zurich riding teacher. Mrs Faith Rockefeller McCormack refused comment while a secretary noted the daughter would need her father Harold McCormack’s consent.
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Burcauo
Faith Rockefeller McCormack
Mathilde
Max Oser
Zurich
Switzerland
Robbers terrorize widow in Denver hotel room
Musical men barged into the room of wealthy widow Mrs. J. M. Pierce, at a Prince’s hotel in Denver last night. They bound and gagged her and held a revolver to her head, absconding with ten thousand dollars in valuables.
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Associated Press
Denver
J. M. Pierce
Princevs
Farm Bureau Opposes Sales Tax for Soldier Bonus
The Amerian Farm Bureau Federation announced that its report shows organized agriculture opposes any form of sales or consumption tax to finance the soldier bonus.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Amerian Farm Bureau Federation
Profiteering Crackdown Prompts Public Reporting Request
Vienna report urges citizens to report price gouging and stock withholding. Merchants may be charged by mail to dodge appearance and red tape. Other brief items note robberies in Colorado Springs and a war real estate act passed in Washington, low clarity on Birmingham event.
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Vienna
Wanted A Potion As Waitress Or Chambermaid
Classified notice seeking employment in a hotel or restaurant as a waitress or chamber maid. Respond with Barbara Dodie Ona per Wye.
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of & Chamber Maid
Will Wereph Hawee
Barbara Dodie
Onaper
Wye
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