Denials of Outrage Heard by Senate Panel
Doctor H B Hoss testified he never heard of lynchings at Gondre Court while Robert Harrison claimed a Mexican was lynched nearby. Colour Charter Symants described a June 1919 execution at Gievres with secrecy, noting the gallows and burial in the cemetery as normal.
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Washington
H. B. Hoss
Danville
Ulinnis
Sixteenth Infantry
France
Senate
Gondre Court
Robert Harrison
Wilmington
North Carolin
Gievres
Symants
Cusropherman
Giio
Gieves
Gievros
Watson
Colonel Bymonts
Death near miss in Shoshoni home fire disaster
James W. Thompson and three family members barely escaped a blaze that destroyed their home one mile north of Shoshoni. Mrs Thompson suffered frozen feet, daughter Lillian 12 burned, Keith 4 exposed. Fire damaged two rooms and trapped the family as they fled barefoot into the snow. Total loss estimated at 46,000 with valuable taxidermy items.
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Fay
Terry McGovern
Martin
Here
Thompson
Lillian
Keith
Mr. Thompson
Bhoshoni
Tlon
Pre
Mont County
Appropriation Bill Reported By House Committee
An appropriation bill carrying about $554 million was favorably reported by the House Appropriations Committee. The document notes the high school message received today and congratulates the school’s steam ing team for splendid work.
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Vaceua N. Daa
Howse
Vocational I High School
Dail Hiraann Leads as Ireland Readies Anglo-Irish Treaty
Arthur Griffiths new Dail Hirvann presidency and cabinet take office while plans unfold to reconvene February 14 to formally ratify the Anglo Irish treaty. A commission may travel to London, Dublin Castle could be seized soon, and Britain may release political prisoners to ease tensions.
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Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Dail Hirvann
Tt Waa
Republicana
Dail
Ireland
Britain
London
Dublin Castle
Englash
Airships Locate Dope Runners
In Honolulu, airships were pressed into federal service to curb opium smuggling. A naval seaplane patrolled the harbor to thwart drop offs into sampans. Smuggling reduced as the price of dreams rose in the Chinese quarter, signaling tighter narco supplies.
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Honolulu
Dan
Opiuim Uto
Harry Murray
Eustoma
W J Gans Five Honored At Rocky Mountain Highway Meet
W J Gans is honored during a meeting of the Thedolygaten of the Rocky Mountain Highway held in Laramie. Delegates from Colorado and Wyoming discussed improving the route through their states and pledged cooperation with Wyoming officials. H A Rimonds reported broad interstate interest and plans to advance road work and traffic campaigns. P I Ayencer resigned as highway president and W J Magane was appointed temporary attorney.
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W. J. Hegane
Laramiy
Colorado
Wyoming
H. A. Rimonds
Port Catlins
Vito
Rocky
Golorado
Cheong Laueder
Favorille Fur Urlet Tralfin
Ayencer
W. J. Magane
Hagan
Wot to Maron mining meeting and degree work
A terse record notes a meeting at Martag Maron with participants GEO O Neale and W My. Work on the T100 project and related degree tasks were discussed. The fragment indicates an academic or organizational gathering focused on mining work and credential progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
O'Neal
Strike Insurance Firm Liquidates In Baltimore
A Baltimore company created to underwrite strike insurance collapsed after just over a year, prompting executives to plan a new firm with improved features. Proponents say strike insurance standard in Europe reduces losses and unites employers, while critics note rising strikes and low business mood.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Trough 4 Company
Europe
Ohio
Isbor
Sealed bids for County Physician position sought by Fremont County
Fremont County Wyoming invites sealed bids for the county physician. Bids due by Feb 7 1928 at noon to the Board of County Commissioners in Lander. Payable monthly for the year ending Dec 31 1942, bid in plain envelope marked County Physician. Commissioners reserve right to reject any bids.
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Fremont County
Wyoming
Lander
Healeh
Board of County Commissioners
Fremont Couny
Chlerka
Board of County Commussionurs
la Regular
Jon
Luandre
Ta Te Pean
Dolines
Payalle
Fremont
Jamhg M. Omanam
Ouas
Nalaon Goard
County Commissioners
Lander Boys Shine at State Breeding Show Victory
Lander citizens praise three Vocational High School agricultural students, Maurice Doane, Don Marey, and Marty, for top results at the State Breeding Show in Laramie. Doane was named best overall, Marty finished fourth among eighteen, and the trio will travel to Denver Friday with Dagismus to attend the stock show and pursue further honors.
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Lander
Maurice Doane
Don Marey
Marty
Laramie
J. D. Hamilton
Behoo
Doane
Marty Ted
Denver
Dagismus
Raymond Loms
Raymond Chapman
Young Fries
Many Women to Attend Good Roads Congress in Chicago
Chicago hosts the twelfth Good Roads Congress starting January 17, featuring eight sessions on paving designs traffic issues finance and administration. Women contractors will attend led by Mrs Axel Holm of South Racine Wis and Eva Cremey of Everett Mass with Dr Lou Alt Melton the nation’s only female bridge engineer and Misa H M Berry of Chapel Hill N C helping secure major bond issues for road projects.
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Chicago
Axel Holm
South Racine
Wir
Patturaon State Park
Superior
Wis
Reas
Eva Cremey
Everett
Mas
Lou Alt Melton
Melton
Colorado University
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Misa H. M. Berry
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Taxes Coming In Pretty Good for Fremont County
Fremont County treasurer K. J. Biren says tax books are not yet closed for 1021 but payments received by county banks indicate collection efforts will show at least sixteen percent of the levy paid. The county seeks relief from delinquent evasion and urges special legislation to aid collection.
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K. J Biren
Fremont County
Premont
Meat prices spur call for stockgrowers rally
Arriving in Colo Springs Senator John B Kendrick president of the National Livestock Association warned that falling meat prices depress consumption. C M O Tonner from Bella Ranch NM said retail meat prices are high while livestock men push products to market at low figures. He urged the convention to fight prices and educate the public to eat more meat.
Notice of Proposed Location of Road in Fremont County
The Board of County Commissioners of Fremont County Wyoming plans to locate a road starting at Ard Street in Lander and running west to the existing county road toward the Ginks on the Big Popo Agie River. The road will be 80 feet wide with 30 feet of right of way on each side. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the County Clerk before noon February 7, 1922. Dated January 9, 1922. H. M. PARLOW.
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Board of County Commissioners
Fremont County
State of
Wyoming
Lander
Big Popo Agio
Ita
Fort Om
Said County
A. D
H. M. Parlow
San Francisco Wins 1922 War Aviation Convention
San Francisco today won the 1922 convention of the American War Aviation by the executive committee in Tampa. The convention will be held during the week of August 6.
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Associated Prem
Tampa
Fla
San Francisc
Womion
Farm household yields total income for year 1021
In Cloverport Kentucky Mia Curt Pate reports farm earnings totaling 1210.50 for 1021 from dairy and poultry. Major income came from turkeys 202.80 chickens 107.90 eggs 82.70 butter 19.50 cream 172. She also taught school six months earning 9450.
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Cloverport
Jan
Mia
Curt Pate
Here
American Building Exposition to Open in Cleveland
Cleveland officials announce the American Building Exposition will operate at the municipal auditorium starting February 2. The show will showcase construction, glazing, and lighting with 75,000 square feet of space and 108 industry branches represented. Five complete homes valued up to 15,000 will be built inside the venue.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hetter
Ralph P. Stoddford
Buduatry
Stodderd
Waiting for Word Holds Up Meeting In Tokyo
Washington reported no decision on the final draft of the Pacific fortifications provisions of the naval armament limits treaty as talks continued. Japan and China renewed discussions on the Chungking disputes while deadlock over the Tsingtao and Tsinan Fu railroad was left for later. The key issue remained whether the Japanese island chain three hundred miles south of the main archipelago falls within the prohibited fortifications area.
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Washington
Tokio
Wyoming oil leaders discuss 1922 Hudson field plans
R E Wertz Wyoming superintendent of the Producers and Refiners Company visited Lander to confer with D E Bradstreet on Hudson field development for 1922. Despite crude oil price cuts optimism remains high as Interior Dept rules push drilling and work. Salt Creek orders exceed two hundred new tool strings. Wertz's rapid rise places his company among Wyoming’s top oil interests alongside Standard, Midwest and Binelair.
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R. E. Wertz
Wyoming
Producers and Refiners Company
D. E. Bradstreet
Hudson Field
Interior Department
Salt Creek
Wertz Aineo
Lander
Standard
Midwest
Binelair
Resolutions of Lander Kiwanis Club Honoring Charles Birdwall
The Lander Kiwanis Club adopts a formal resolution mourning the death of Charles Birdwall, expressing empathy as members, friends, and colleagues. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the family and recorded in club records, dated January.
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Binco
Charles E. Bhrasan
Kiwanis Olu
Charles B. Birdwall
Kiwanis Club OF
Lander
H. A. Campbell
John O. Bruce
W. Francis Smith
T. Jones
Briand to Paris to face critics over pact proposal
Paris dispatch details Briand preparing to return to Paris to answer opposition questions and seek Chamber of Deputies backing amid Allied Supreme Council talks. George Harv ey, recovering American ambassador to Britain, attends council session after car crash. Britain moots Anglo French pact tying France’s security to British forces if French soil is attacked.
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Associated Presa
Cannes
George Harvey
Great Britain
Allied Supreme Council
France
Abe
Briand
Pals
Chamber of Deputies
Resolution on Newberry seat filed in Senate
A Senate resolution declared Truman H. Newberry not entitled to a seat in the Senate due to expenditures by relatives and friends totaling 200000, with no reference to alleged campaign committee misconduct. Senator Owen and Senator Underwood argued the Republican leaders aim to influence the chamber and comply with the law.
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Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Benate
Newberry
Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Underwood
Alabama
Ieadtera
Republican Party
Texas men found shot near deserted cabin in Colorado
Durango Colorado authorities report the bodies of Clay Carpenter and Frank Aikens from Matador Texas found at an Arroyo near a deserted cabin close to Elvado. Both were shot dead. A missing Matador native Price Clementas is suspected. The trio reportedly left Elvado two weeks earlier on a hunting trip carrying about two thousand dollars.
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Durango
Colo
Clay Carpenter
Frank Aikens
Matador
Texas
Arroyo
Elvado
Colorado
Price
Clementas
Carpenter
Aiken
Japanese Delegates Agree on Troop Withdrawal Like Kiang Chow
Washington January 11 Japanese delegates at the arms conference tentatively agreed to withdraw troops from the former German Kiang Chow Jenschold but not from the Tsaing Tao Taingn Fu railroad unless China furnishes proper policing.
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Washington
Kiang Chow Jenschold
Tsaing Tao Taingn Fu
China
Shipping board talks on grain exports amid wartime coal haul
In Washington a wartime conference between Secretary Megver and Shipping Board head Chariman Lasker discussed measures to move grain using government vessels as coal supplies strain transport capacity. Prositout Mariding reported association note.
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Washington
Jan
Husaia
Shipping Board
Megver
Charimas Lasker
The
Prositout Mariding
Des Moines Governor Warns Against Rail Freight Rates
In Des Moines Iowa on January 11 the governor spoke to members of the Bureau Federation, criticizing railroad freight practices as harming Iowa’s agriculture and other industries. A luncheon at the Delevan Cafe tomorrow is announced for attendees.
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Des Moines
Towa
Ormur
Iuwa Fara Bureau Federation
Delevan Cafe
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DNL
W. J Gans
Associates Press
San Francisco
Auseelated Press
Lander Kiwanis Club
Koomm
Ratve Twasonohio
Fyfe
Paris
Asociated Press
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