American Children Care for American Children
The American Guardian Association in Manila formed to protect American fathered children in the Philippines. Governor General Leonard Wood, Lt. Col. Gordon Johnston, and several bishops are among incorporators. The group aims to channel money sent from the United States to guardians, investigate cases of misused funds, and prevent abuses including trafficking of girls.
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Saterated
Manila
P.ts
American Guardian Assoriation
Leonard Wood
Gordon Johnston
M. J. O'Doherty
Episcopal Bisop
G. F. Mosher
Mothaliat
Episcopal
Charles Edward Locke
Johnston
A4 4 Trust Company
United States
Philippines
Hardwood group seeks Supreme Court modification ruling
The American Hardwood Manufacturers Association will ask the Supreme Court to modify its recent decision that held the operation of statistical bureaus as illegal. The request was officially announced from Louwville Kentucky on January 4th.
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Associated Prevs
Louwieville
American Hardwood Manufactur
Era Association
Supreme Court
Operation ‘of & Statistical Bureaus Asociation
Ilegal
Past Master's Night at Wyoming Lodge No. 2 Held
Wyoming Lodge No. 2 observes Past Master's Night with B P Cheney presiding. Cheney, master in 1872 and Wyoming grand master in 1884, is the lodge’s oldest member and will lead the event. Wyoming Lodge No. 2, the state’s oldest, traces its dispensation from Nebraska in 1609 and helped form the Grand Lodge in 1874. The annual night marks a ceremonial restaging of past presiding officers and lodge duties.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Lodge No
B. FP. Cheney
Ineal Lodge
Nebraska
Grand Lodge
Baptint Church Seeks Comfort After Loss of Dean Smith
AML of the regular services will be held from this church on Sunday. The community mourns the loss and the congregation is invited to worship at home as they cope with Dean Smith's passing. King, Parlor.
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Dean Smith
Liern
Bandits Raid Toledo Roadhouse. One Dead One Wounded
A roadhouse hold up ten miles south of Toledo results in one bandit killed and another fatally wounded and captured. The wounded man is Robert McCormick of Toledo, linked to a prior arrest in the case. The dead bandit is said to be from Denver, Colorado. Guests fled as four bandits escaped after a gunfight triggered by guest Paul Whiteman who fired his weapon.
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Associated Preas
Toledo
Ohio
W. H. Brown
Robert McCormick
Denver
Colorado
Panl Whiteman
Associated Press
Tokio
Karasaki
Lake Biwa
Japan Advertiser
Pamed
Wud Ie
Kamal
Hiyoohi Bhring
Bhiga
Tts
Emailer
Rarepaki
Still Want the Germans Tried
Paris reports the Interallied Commission on War Crimes adopted two resolutions urging surrender of Germans charged with war crimes to the Allies for trial. The move comes as the Allies seek legal accountability for offenses during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Ofeuses
Irish Treaty Ratified by South Ireland Parliament
The Anglo Irish treaty creating an Irish Free State was unanimously ratified by the South Ireland parliament with Valhorn and his supporters absent. A provisional government was constituted.
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Associated Prec
Dublin
South Ireland
Valhorn
Woodcraft Install Officers for 1922 in City Chapter
The Woodcraft Lodge held its annual installation Thursday evening in the Chapter room with a good turnout. Presided by Katherine Shueffer, the ceremony installed officers for 1922 including Guardian Annie Finley and Past Guardian Edna Sprague, with duties assigned to Amelia Rheehan, Malita Coolidge, Alice Hays, Julia Wenberg, Edith Corbett, Eliza Farthing, Daolin Kinney, Jessie Bute, Locy Logue, Hrumme Geiser, Helen Gheney, Laurae Beatt, Edith Nickerson, and Anna Rich. Refreshments followed and an informal social time.
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Katherine Shueffer
Guardian
Annie Finley
Edna Sprigue
Amelia Rheehan
Malita Coolidge
Alice Hays
Julia Wenberg
Edith Corbett
Eliza Farthing
Daolin Kinney
Jessie Bute
Locy Logue
Hrimme Geiser
Helen Gheney
Laurae Beatt
Edith Nickerson
Anna Rich
Japanese Press Calls for Peace Across Osaka Churches
The Osaka Christian churches urge Washington to reduce armaments and seek peaceful, lasting settlement of Asia's issues. They pray for world peace and goodwill as part of a broader pacifist stance. In Washington, General Maye meets with President Harding amid cabinet reshaping rumors, discussing actions on a national policy shift.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Jun
Kegikan
Osaka
Associated
Washington
Teachings of Christ to guide business leaders in Atlanta
Atlanta date January 14 The election of John J Eagan as president of the American Cast Iron Pipe Company is framed as a stand on Christ centered business principles. Eagan notes directors are church members and that Christian teachings should govern company policy including wages, employment, and a Golden Rule approach for relations with workers stockholders and the public. He cites a company pension plan a medical staff and a mutual benefit association as examples of living Christian values in business.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Jesus Christ
John J. Eagan
American Cast Iron Pipe Company
Presa
Christ Jésus
Christ
Chriat
Yale
Engan
Eagan
Fowest Pal
Amplesven
Ragan
Iaat
Fagan Iy
Pirst
Central Presbyterian Church
Waattington
Exeentive
National War Work Council
Calendar gift showcases Wyoming beauty in photo view
Charles Sproul delights friends with a 1922 calendar featuring a photographic view of Wyoming’s magnificent country. A matron proudly hangs the calendar in a honored place to share the lovely scenery with all who visit.
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Charles Sproul
Wyoming
Closed for repairs at the Wome Restaurant overnight
The Wome Restaurant will close for several days to paint, taper and reclean the building and reopen next week. Eugene Aurond, a local business owner, left the city for a brief trip this morning.
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Wome
Eugene Auwrond
Thie
Dubole
Meat Strike Called Off Report Says Ends Labor Action
New York January 14 Pendleton Dudley eastern director of the Institute of Meat Packers announces the termination of the strike against six local meat packing concerns allied with major Western packers. He says he retained a communication calling off the strike from John Kennedy president of the Amarbeam Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of New York.
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New York
Big Western
Pendleton Dudley
The
Institute of Meat Packers
Join Kennedy
Amar Beam
Valea
Water rights letter from Basin to Capt Nickerson prompts tax pause
A long 1981 letter from Lou Blakesley, superintendent of Basin water division, to Capt H G Nickerson argues against increasing town water rights or extending mains. It asserts all normal Big PoPo Agie river flow is claimed, with surplus usable only by others, and urges authentication of water claims and cheaper water options like artesian sources. The document ends with a note on the cargo ship Cook reaching port after a gale.
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Nickerson
Lou Blakesley
Basin
Wyo
H. G. Nickerson
Lander
Wyoming
4Th
Baston
Board of Control
Popo Agio
Planne
Popo Agie
Carey
Riverton
H. G. Mokehagn
Hays quits cabinet to head motion picture group
Washington reports Postmaster General Will Hays to retire from the Harding administration after talks with the president. Hays will lead the National Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors, with negotiations ongoing and a salary reportedly above $150,000. Franklin D. Roosevelt era context omitted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Will H. Hays
White House
Hays
Harding
Hay
National Association of Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors
National Association of Motion Picture Producors and Distributors
Halp
Calpoline Service
Lawyer for two convicted vagrants abducted in Oklahoma
In Shreveport Louisiana on the 14th a lawyer for two men convicted on vagrancy charges reported their client J. W. Woo being kidnapped from a hotel by two masked men. They were placed aboard a westbound train at Orwenwood for transport toward Texas, according to official reports.
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Hereveport
Dan
Arnok Murks
J. W. Woe
Mimeurl
Rangers
Texas
Orwenwood
Harding backs national victory memorial in Washington
President Harding endorsed the erection of a national victory memorial building in Washington honoring World War I Americans. He urged governors in a letter to support creating a great educational institution in line with George Washington’s ideals.
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Washington
Harding
George Washington
Out of the Storm in Stirring Life Story at Grand Theatre
A Gertrude Atherton tale titled Out of the Storm centers on romance across America and England. Margaret Hill, portrayed by Barbara Carlton, rises from a disreputable resort singer to operatic fame after Lovering is jailed for embezzlement. She marries a young English nobleman, faces duty to her former mentor, and must choose between happiness and obligation as the drama unfolds. Grand Theatre opens tomorrow night with 30 and 50 cent prices.
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Gertrude Atherton
America
England
Margaret Hill
Barhards Cusrleton
Albert Levering
Sydney Ainsworth
Lovering
Margaret
Levering
Grand Theatre
Bridge Luncheon and Bridge Winners Named
Mrs Lestie Read closed a social series with a seven sided luncheon for thirty two guests served by Gordon Read. Evening bridge produced wins for Mia John Dillon and J F Replogle with prizes. consolation gifts went to Mrs Val Magheosud and Guy Robertson.
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Lestie Read
Gordon Read
Hosteas
Mia
John Dillon
J. F. Replogle
Val Magheosud
Guy Robertson
Landers Win Gripping High School Basketball Contest
Lander defeats Douglas 28 to 16 in a hard fought game praised for teamwork and skill. Suphmores and Benlers upset seniors 11 to 15 as a lively crowd enjoyed postgame music and dance. London dispatch notes the alleged assassination of Mustafa Kemal Pasha reported by Exchange Telegraph.
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Landr
Douglas
Hoth
Lander
Faas
Suphmores
Benlers
Men's clothing to reflect ballroom atmosphere in 1992 styles
New York reports from the National Association of Retail Clothiers and the International Association of Clothing Designers reveal spring and summer 1992 trends. Consumers drove fashion with a lean toward outdoor life, featuring light gray and tan colors, herringbone and tweed fabrics, and straighter trousers with fuller bottoms.
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Ascerated Press
New York
National Association of Retail Clothiers
International Association of Clothing Designers
Inventor Christopher Spence Dies at 88 in Hartford
obituary notes Christopher Minor Spence, 88, famed inventor of the repeating rifle and the first automatic wrench machine, dies in Hartford. Also reports on Japan offering to transfer Shantung authority to China, a Florence bank robbery, a Los Angeles murder case deliberations, and a Lloyd George Poincare interview outlining France’s stance toward Germany.
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Hartford
Conn
Christopher Minor Spence
Associated Preas
Los Angeles
Arthur ©. Burch
Byanaten
J. Belton Kennedy
France
Germany
Lloyd George
Poincare
Vivania Turns Offer Down in Poincare Cabinet
Former Premier Vivien declines a post as Minister of Justice and Vice President of the new Poincare cabinet in Pari. Poincare plans talks with Lloyd George. Also notes the death of Benjamin Bhibe, Philadelphia American Baseball League president, in Philadelphia.
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Ancsiated Press
Pari
Vivien
Justicor
Poincare
Lloyd George
Amosiated Press
Philadelphia
Benjamin Bhibe
Philadelphia American Baseball League Ab
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AONE
Woodcraft
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Wil Haye
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Asostiet Pres
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Cook
Port
Hays HS
Yestleday
London
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Hav
Japan
Arma
China
Ereed
Kiao Chow
Shantung Province
Shantung
Omaha
Commercial State Bank
Florence, & Suburb
Rudolph Johnson
Vivania
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