Notorious Brink Returns to Wyoming Penitentiary
A long-murred tale recalls Herbert Brink, once freed by clemency for a triple murder during the Tonsleep raid, who fled with his sister to British Columbia. After years on the run and renewed pressure, Brink is recaptured and back in Rawlins Wyoming, facing an uncertain future as he sits in the penitentiary.
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Herbert Brink
Wyoming
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Debeque
Colorado
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Senate approves Far East and China treaties without reservations
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee ordered the general Far Eastern and China treaties favorably, without reservations. The committee's action was unanimous. Hornsberger arrived in Chicago Sunday evening with her daughter, where she has been visiting and handling business for two weeks.
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Chicago
Sands mystery hunt renewed as police pursue Landa
Los Angeles authorities expand the Sands inquiry and concentrate on Edward Landa, former butler secretary to director William Desmond Taylor, after failing to advance other leads. No new public descriptions will be released nationwide.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Edward Landa
William Desmond Taylor
Sands
Riots Erupt in Johannesburg Mining Strikes
In Johannesburg South Africa February 27 police charged striking miners with clubs triggering the first clash of a mining strike. Casualties were reported on both sides as the confrontation escalated amid tensions at the scene.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Welth Clubs
Styles of Fifty Years Ago Return in University Fashion Study
Chicago students study Gailey’s Lady’s Book revealing mid-19th century dress details. The piece notes gowns, bonnets, gloves, bodices, and undergarments as depicted, with a sale of Anne’s Boelery items at the Fremont Hotel on March 4.
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Chicago
Franky
University of Chicago
University Library
Gailey
Milady
Godey
Ares “Que
Woman's suffrage constitutional Supreme Court ruling
Washington February 27 The Supreme Court declared women s suffrage on the nineteenth amendment constitutional. It dismissed for want of jurisdiction the suit by Charles Pakehild of New York challenging the amendment. The report also notes a basketball game where Choper defeated Hivarton 17 to 25 and Riverton players dominated the second half, with high scoring and strong play throughout. Mixed local notices include sales ads and a hospital baby donation reference.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Pakehild
New York
Choper
Hivarton
Soviets face famine as Genoa mission seeks concessions
Moscow dispatch says Soviet delegation to Genoa will push for concessions to fund a vast reconstruction amid famine across Russia. Leaders fear food shortages will worsen from March, threaten the Red Army, and push the nation toward anarchy unless a large loan or outside aid is secured.
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Genoa Ia
Red Army
Soiet
Michigan 15 Icebound With Heavy Damage
Michigan's apple belt, ice bound since midweek, saw towns establish communications after breaking through the frozen crust. Thousands of trees felled and wire lines wrecked as ice ranged from two to six inches. Wild fowls seek shelter as wings freeze and ice weighs down tails.
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Traverse City
Michigan
College man Knew Pius XI in Iowa City in 1906
A friend of Achille Ratti describes the future Pope Pius XI as humble, loyal, and human. Dr. I L Ullman recalls meeting Ratti in 1906 at the Ambrosian Library, where he studied manuscripts and showed deep respect for librarian Antonio Ceriani.
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Iowa
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Pius XI
I. L. Ullman
Iprofomor
University of Iowa
Profesor Ullman
Achille Ratti
Ambrosian Library
Muuie
Antonio Ceriani
Ceriani
Cerlani
Ratti
Bonus bill situation agitates Washington as talks stall
Rep Mondell and Chairman Pardney discussed the soldiers bonus with President Harding at the White House. They reported the special committee rejected the presidents sales tax plan. Hanford MacNiter, national commander of the American Legion, urged no further delay and said he would present views to the president.
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Mondell
Wyoming
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Harding
White House
Hanford Macnnder
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John Thames Taylor
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Railroad seeks 6.5 million loan for Stocky Mountain tunnel
Beane applications filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission include a request by the receivers of the Heaver and Balt Lake Railroad for a government loan of 6.5 million dollars. The plan is to use the funds to construct a six mile tunnel through the Stocky Mountain divide at James Peak about 50 miles west of Denver.
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Washington
Tthe Interstate Commerce Commission
Heaver
Local Basketball Team Sparks Varied Public Opinion
Readers split over the Lawlor basketball team and a contentious article titled Basketball Team & Failure. Some praise the team while others criticize the piece, with debate about interstates, next year’s squad, and the season’s handling.
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Lawlor
Interstate Gan
Eggs Fall In Chicago Wholesale Prices For Lent
Cheaper eggs marked Lent easing with a one cent per dozen drop daily for ten days. First quality wholesale eggs in Chicago now 24 cents a dozen, down from 34 cents a year ago and ten days prior. Mild weather and large receipts blamed for the decline, contrasting with rising prices of other farm goods.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mild North Dakota winters replace the old blizzards
Fargo reports milder winters with less wind snow and rain compared with the 1880s through 1890s. Weather officials cite data from Moorhead showing higher average temperatures and lower precipitation in recent decades. Experts say year to year changes are slow and largely driven by chance. Also noted are medical and local staff updates on hospital operation and duties.
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Fargo
North Dakota
Ign
Cltmate
Sweau
BE. Spencer
Moorhhead, Minn
Ted States Weather Bureau
Spencer
Notice of Final Settlement in Wilber Perrin Estate
State of Wyoming Fremont County District Court Sixth Judicial District notices creditors and interested parties that administrator has filed final account and petition for distribution in the Wilber Perrin estate at Lander. Objections must be filed by March 11 1922. otherwise the court will proceed to final settlement.
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Fremont
W. Ty
Sixth Judicial District
Wilber
T. Perrin
Edatatatratrix
Lander
Perein Oldorf
Obeying the Lord Family Starved in Illinois Den
Robert Schlessher of Pontiac and his wife with three children were found starving in a bare house in Bloomington Illinois. Schlessher said a voice of the Lord ordered abandonment of comforts and food. The two parents were jailed and sent to hospital care while the six year old Marlo remained in precarious condition and the other child was hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Bloomington
Ill
Robert A Schlessher
Pontiac
Robert
Bilis
Marie
Marlo
Seblessher
Sebeasher
Ray Bester
Indictments Return in Morse War Shipbuilding Case
Federal grand jury charges Charles W. Morse and seven associates with conspiracy to defraud the government and to commit offenses against it. The indictments allege inflated asset statements to obtain loans from the Shipping Board and misuse of Emergency Fleet Corporation materials for personal gain.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Local Auction Advertises Cars and Hogs for Cash
Chicago notice from the Associated Press dated February 27 lists sale of a Dodge touring car a coupe yard car and six hogs for cash. Also mentions May whivaty 1.47 and corn prices in S-4 for gale.
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Chicago
Gale
Notice to Dog Owners in Lander Town Proceeds Payment
Notice to dog owners in the Town of Lander states taxes due by March and warns no further notices will be issued. Payment can be made at the Town Hall as recorded by Town Marshal Ped 4 Vi Me BD.
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T, J, Parrell
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