Lander Team Criticized For Poor Play In Local Review
The article laments the Vocational High basketball season nearing end with the Lander team failing to deliver. It notes Evans as a remarkable player from Wyoming and discusses rival teams Worland Casper Cheyenne Laramie and Rock Springs. It questions team headwork and asks readers for insight into the weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hur Post
Victor Evans
Wyoming
Evans
Washington
Bvans
Atasper
Riverton
Laramie
Worland
Casper
Cheyenne
Rork Springs
Lander
Caper
Rock Springs
Actress Mabel Normand Reported Improving
In Los Angeles on February 25 Associated Press reports actress Mabel Normand’s condition improved as doctors noted her influenza and nervous breakdown are subsiding. A full recovery is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Angeles
Mall Normand
President urges Navy manpower stay steady for national defense
President Harding, addressing Republican members of the How Committee, says total enlisted Navy personnel should not fall below a stated minimum as he backs conversion of battleships into aircraft carriers and urges aviation expansion.
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Warmington
Harding
Howe
Navy
Alee Ard
British 10 Propose Land Disarmament At Genoa Talks
The British delegation signals a move toward land disarmament at Genoa, though the topic is not on the formal program. Lloyd George may push the issue indirectly or seek another British delegate to advance it.
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Associated Press
Pans
Lloyd George
Genoa
Cheyenne Sheriff Withholds Names in Bootlegger Murder Case
Sheriff George J. Carroll says two among nine Italian bootleggers arrested are connected to the death of Walter H. Christensen. He declines to reveal identities while pursuing at least one more suspect. Toro, A. Campbell, and Eleia Campbell released. Billie Avery and Wyet Bromley held as witnesses or suspects.
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Cheyenne
George J. Carroll
Walter Hf
Pud) Christensen
Tates
Toro
Mire
A. Campbell
Eleia
Ttaliana
Billie Avery
Wyet B. Bromley
Treaties Favorably Reported by Senate Committee
The four power Pacific treaty with supplements and naval limits was favorably reported by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. A committee reservation says the treaty does not form an alliance, as approved by a ten to three vote with Sunsters Bore ich of Idaho Johnson of California and Shields of Tennessee voting no. The report was ordered to the Senate.
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Associated Prem
Washl Uton
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harding
Sunsters Boreich
Idaho
Johnson
California
Shields
Tenncasie
Senate
Who Will Go to Laramie High Level Week Delegates
Through various tryouts several students are deemed heads of their departments for Superior Work and will be chosen as delegates to attend High Level Week in Laramie. Music Virginia Sproa Debating Eugene Guntsey Town Magown Public Speaking taroid Went shorthand Elizabeth Hines Typewriting Noble Locke Declamatory Beaton Short Story Markel Angelo etc.
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Laramie
Landru Pays Penalty For Hi Cines
Henri Descira Landru known as the Blue Beard of Gambais was executed in Versailles at 6 05 PM for murdering ten women and a youth. He refused last rites, faced the guillotine bravely, and his death ended a notorious spree marked by crowd silence and official witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Versailles
France
Henri Descira Landru
Lfe
Landru
Sandra
Aneb
Lando
Local Developments and Community Notes Highlight City Life
Mrs. Joe Church leaves Bishop Ransall hospital after an appendectomy ten days ago. The Brodie couple’s daughter was christened at home by Rev. A. T. Evans. A luncheon followed for guests including Mesdames Brown Butler Roberts Hanson and Alexander Johnston. Funeral services for John Montgomery of Hudson were held afternoon at Hunt under taking rooms with Rev. Evans officiating. A special feature film “The Old Oaken Bucket” opens with all star cast. ALC McGuire of Ft Washable and W. H. Muley from the U S Land Office were seen in the city. Mary Rokuh, rural demo leader, visits Fremont County districts with Demonstrator Mise Piedadne. South Pass reports heavy rainfall with deep snow. only three sallie from the Wet reached Atlantic and South Pass city. Dr. Walter Warren of Riverton attended local events and banquet. Light housekeeping rooms available on Up van Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brodie
A. T. Evans
Mesdamey Brown
Butler, Roberts
Miss Hanson
Alexander Johnston
Casper Slips Past Lander in Cage Game
Casper defeated Lander 23 to 10 in a high school basketball clash last night. Lander showed defensive effort but struggled with consistent scoring as Casper used steady generalship and fast play to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Lander
Geme
Jim
Ahoos
Victor Evans
Niverton
Pyrday
Pike
Riverton
Army Investigation Board opens inquiry into Roma disaster
A formal inquiry by the Army Investigation Board into the circumstances surrounding the Roma disaster began today at the headquarters of the Army supply base in Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Army Investigation Board
Bank Robbery Foiled as Patrolman Wounded in Illinois
Patrolman Michael Forgan of Argo Illinois was fatally wounded by a shot through the head while guarding the Bummitstate Bank. Several men arrived in an automobile and fled after Forgan fell. Authorities believe the attackers intended a robbery but were frightened off.
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Chicago
Michael Forgan
Argo
Ill
Bummitstate Bank
Porgan
Premiers Pause Genoa Conference To April 10
An accord between Premiers Poncalee of France and Lloyd George of Britain postponed the Genoa Conference to April 10 from the original March date. Details remained unsettled as the two leaders met to forge a path forward.
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Dologle
Frence
Poncalee
Frante
Lloyd George
Great Bitain
District Attorney Probes Klan Letter Death Threat
Denver district attorney Vanebte asked members of the local Ku Klux Klan to explain a letter claimed to be from the organization threatening the life of a black man, which prompted the man to flee to Ogden after receiving the message.
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Denver
Vet
Vanebte
Leva
Ku Klux Klan
Ufe
Warll Gieh
Negro, Wi
Gaal
Ogden
Wtal
Explosion damages. investigation notes suspected deliberate act
Chicago reports damage from a dynamite blast and an ensuing fire. Officials conclude the blast may have been part of a premeditated plan. A delivery line notes a coal shipment at 47.00 per ton ready for shipment while urging orders.
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Chicago
Yeb
Orfers le Sady
Lander Coal
Food End Auto Co
Thane
Explosion Rocks Chicago as 30 Tons of Dynamite Detonates
Chicago residents awoke to a massive blast when thirty tons of dynamite exploded in a southwest quarry. The blast shattered windows, rattled buildings, and caused widespread alarm with reports of bombings and debris across the city. Only one man was seriously injured, with many others cut by glass. The source notes uncertainties about the blast origin but mentions a powder magazine at the quarry. Local life continues with sermons and church activities announced for Sunday.
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Chicago
Song Service at Congregational Church Welcomes All
Sunday program invites everyone to join in singing with new song books provided for attendees. A. T. Evans, pastor, says the service offers a profitable evening to start the week with uplifting, wholesome words.
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A. T. Evans
Farm Bureau Banquet Draws Local Businessmen and Farmers
The banquet held last evening under the auspices of the Farm Bureau aimed to unite business men and farmers of the vicinity. Officials report a successful event and say the goal was accomplished. An article will appear in Monday's Post detailing the affair.
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Parm
Musical Research Clocked Monday Lead by Carl Barina
A shaky notice announces a Musical Research program for Monday led by Carl Barina with performers Palestrhia-Mas Eva G Lamber Jain and Etheabeth Martin. It mentions Port Washakie Landing Guild hosting a large dance with orchestra and refreshments and a government event at Beboal TONTIGMT.
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Carl Barina
Polu
Mra 1
Baldwin
Palestrhia—Mas
Eva G
Lamberjain
Etheabeth Martin
Wiith Hoeh
the Landing Guild of
Port Washakie Ia
Jae Orchestra
Icebound passenger train stranded near Neenah
Ice and wire collapse cut Neenah off for days. Passengers on a Soo Line train reached town after nine miles stalled, without food for hours as poles toppled and rail service halted by ice. Mayor warned about dangerous high tension lines.
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Associated Press
Neenah
Win
Fox River Valley
Soo
Soo' Line
Ooline
Get-Together Club Unites with Kiwanis and Gomuor for Lander Betterment
The Get-Together Club reports a Thursday noon meeting uniting Kiwanis and Gomuor groups for Lander improvement. Over 45 business men attended as plans form to oil streets and improve playgrounds next week. Local social notes mention Mrs. P. B. Coolidge hosting bridge and prize winners, plus classified ads of household goods for sale.
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Ehibe
Enthussaa
Commission men must be got out of wool trade
A long critique argues commission men are grafter and block direct wool sales from Cheoter Pennsylvania to manufacturers. It claims wool buyers advance small sums, then pressure sellers with false market claims to push low prices. The writer urges eliminating commission men to restore fair, direct sales and invite new buyers to the region.
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Mosteason
Cheoter
H. G. Bizzwil
Lander State Bank
Artrangementa Emanot Iw
Bridge Dinner at Hoedcliffe Led by Mrs Greenough
Mrs J D B Greenough presided over a bridge dinner at Hoedcliffe with twelve Land reavited ladies. The afternoon featured a spectacular bridge with Harry Baldwin achieving high score and Mun Munson low. Attendees included Mrs Baldwin Mrs Munwell Mrs Hagans Mrs Graham Mrs Dickinom Mrs Weeks Mrs Arnold Mr George Harneberger and others.
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J. DB. Greenough
Hoedcliffe
Spectal Bridge
Mera
Harry Baldwin
Munson Low
Masdames Baldwin
Munwell
Hagans
Graham
Dickinom
Weeks
Arnold
George Harne
Berger Ood
Wilma Graham
Bill Apwtiel oo Hananua at Dupont and O'Neal's
Readers are urged to visit Dupont and O'Neal's this week for orders and shopping. The note warns to act quickly to secure items and highlights ongoing promotional offers at the two stores.
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Bill Spolal Om
Hananes
Dupumd and
O'Neal's
Benenae
Dupont and
O'Neal
Bill Apwtiel
Bill Spoelet
Dupont
Hetter
The Ladies Guild of Fort Washalkiv Meeting Notes
fragmented text notes names and places including a ladies guild and government school references. unclear events or dates hinder precise summary, but items mention people Jace Oneheatta Apion Balu and Fort Washalkiv locality with VONTAUP and BACH PERAON as possible organizations.
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The
Ladies Guild of
Fort Washalkiv
Plvncg
Midione
Kid Apion Balu
Jace Oneheatta
Vontaup
Bach Peraon
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Bishop Ransall Hospital
John Montgomery
Hudson
Hunt
Price
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Alc. McGuire
W. H. Muley
U. S. Land Office
Mins Mary Rokuhr
Fremont County
Tor Mise Piedadne
South Fass
Atlantic
South Pass
City
Walter Warren
Lowing
Wnh
Dy Associated Press
I'reae
I'rem
C. B. King
Farm Bureau Banquet
Ben Adonis
Prooengerg Ige
Chamber of Commerce
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Morrison
Banking Committee
Pederstian
P. B. Coolidge
Bridge Luneheap
J. Crutchfeld
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Beaver
Donne
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