Farm School Program At Endang Farm Ends Day Large Attendance
County Agent presided as readings and lectures dominated the program at Endang Farm School. Virginia Williams and faculty led singing and talks on school matters, garden product marketing, alkali land reclamation, and cooperative marketing. Ministers and lay leaders held a religious conference, drawing a large crowd. Officials forecast greater attendance at future sessions. Notables including Kendrick, Dr. Warren, and Parsons spoke or presented demonstrations related to rural teaching and agriculture.
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Veveru Westion
Moore
Virginia Williams
Fiehwalde
Katherine Mottoo
Gehoot
Herne
Hamilton
Parsons
Mark
Piedalne
Fiteror
Laver
Morton
Kuhos
Christian Church
Denver
J. T. Blodgett
Baptist
Wyoming
T In
Clase
Domestic Science Department
United States
Benatar Kendrick
Hom Taat
Lander
Fremont County
Sehoo
Dadioman
Walter Warren
Riverton
Fremont County Yann Bureau
Bebeo
John M. Kendrick
Questional High School
Elstapha
Notice to property owners at Wind Mine Refinery request return
Conchan issues notice through M F Mullen agent warning owners who supplied stoves ranges windows doors or at the Wind Mine Refinery to return items or face consequences. items have been watched and identified and owners are urged to respond promptly to avoid further action.
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M. F. Mullen
Townley 5 Charged With Embezzlement
A warrant was issued in Fargo for the arrest of A. C. Townley president of the Nonparitan League charged in the embezzlement of 3000 dollars from the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo. The warrant will be served when Townley is released next week from the Takeon Minnesota jail where he is serving ninety days for violating the espionage law.
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Associated Press
Fargo
North Dakota
A. C. Townley
Nonparitan League
Bank of
Pargo
Cash County District Court
Townley
Taekeon
Minnesota
Atete
Miners Strike Over Wage Cut in Tracy City Tennessee
Twelve hundred miners in Tracy City Tenn went on strike today in protest against the arbitration board decision cutting wages by 24 percent. The action shows mounting labor unrest as workers seek restored pay and better terms.
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Assomated Pree
Tracy City
Tenn, Jan
Arbitration Board
Slaughter Sale Ends Tomorrow at Cash Grocery
Tomorrow at 9 a m the biggest grocery slaughter sale ends with four clerks extra to handle orders. Early morning arrival advised to secure items before the sale shuts. No orders after 3 o clock Saturday. delivery delayed to Monday morning.
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Cash Grocery
Gunners After Record California Navy Strike
The California, flagship of the Pacific fleet, shifts from the New Mezien to dominate gunner y efficiency. Short range battle practice and divertor drills with the Pacific dreadnoughts proceed, torpedo defense to begin February 14. The ship accelerates a year’s training into six months amid coastal naval exercises and night battle drills.
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Los Angeles
Det
California
Quanery
Kult
Southern
Senator Kendrick Praised in Sheridan Visit
United States Senator Johnie Kendrick of Sheridan Wyoming met local residents and businessmen in Lanle last evening and today. Supporters describe him as a squareshooter and a fine man though some note he is a Democrat. Kendrick will speak at the Farm Bureau event in Big Semburn on Friday night.
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United States
Johnie Kendrick
Sheridan
Wyoming
Lanle
Kendrick
John Kendrick
Raneberd
Presbyterians Show Increase in Communicants and Gifts
Des Moines reports the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America shows 1,700,000 communicants in 1921, up over 1,000,000 last year, with over 47.0 million in contributions. The church has 2,010 ministers and 1,400,000 Sunday School members as the General Assembly gathers in Des Moines from May 18 for ten days.
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Own
Presbyterian Church of the
United States of America
Lowia Seymour Mudge
Philadelphia
Pen
Mudge
New Maines
Mudge Eall
Presbyterian Church
Des Mudge
Ungrammatical note prompts unclear public safety items
A garbled input fragment mentions public safety items and a morning event. The meaning is obscured with misordered names and words, preventing clear attribution to a person, place, or organization. Unable to determine a coherent news item or provide a factual summary.
Woman Detained in Kidnapping Plot Case
Ogden Utah January police hold Miss Pranges Machain of Chi and George Robbins grandson of Chicago man. Authorities say Chicago requests custody alleging kidnapping. Papers prepared and sent to Springfield for Governor Smalls signature.
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Ogden
Utah
Pranges Machain
Chie
George Robbins
George D Robbins
Chicago
Ella Lie
Phil
Basin liquor raid yields record arrests in Levell and Groppull
State enforcement officers and bounty officials conducted raids Tuesday night in Levell and Groppull. The Lovell raid, led by director Rafe Bunlo, resulted in multiple arrests including Charles Cline James Koley and others. Detainees were remanded to the county jail for trial next week. additional searches and arrests occurred concurrently in Groppull.
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Fi Lovell
Charles Cline
James Koley
Mincix McDonalt
Donald
Peter Mellorald
Alex Sanborn
Gropbull
Lewis
Illegal hunting crackdown warned by game wardens
Report describes deputies ordered to intensify patrols after numerous Chinese pheasants were killed. Officials say violators face serious trouble and many more may be pursued.
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Hove
Abwalm
Cardinals Gather for Papal Election in Rome
Cardinals assemble in Rome for the conclave to elect a new pope. The gathering follows discussions on rapprochement with Italian government and potential peace party alignment amid sensitive regional relations and Vatican diplomacy.
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Rome
Henedliet
Bt. Peters
Hw College
Wobruwry
Wwe the Peace Party
Ateneo Pea
Yao
National Agricultural Conference Recommends Federal Land Commission
The National Agricultural Conference adopted recommendations for appointing a federal commission to shape land policy covering reclamation and irrigation. It also opposed opening more land for farming until economic conditions normalize. Union labor won a later victory, defeating the committee report endorsing wage-relief measures and the Great Lakes-Lawrence waterway project was struck from the record.
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Assiated Press
Washington
National Agricultural Conference
W. A. Stackholm
Illinois
National Employment and Vehicle Association
Ould
Meeting on rights recognition with Senator Kendrick
Reservation Water Users Association and United States Senator Kendrick met at the Federal building to discuss federal recognition of direct water rights on the reservation. The aim is to secure priority rights over state claims for irrigation and for projects supplying water across the 300,000 acre Fremont irrigation area, amid Montana state disputes.
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Reservation Water Users’ Association
United States
Kendrick
Sidion Janda
Montana
Fremont
Notice of Proposed Location of Road in Fremont County
The Board of County Commissioners of Fremont County Wyoming proposes locating a road from dvd street in Lander to the Sinks on the Big Poy Ayle River. The road will be foot wide with 30 feet on each side of the center line. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in writing with the County Clerk before February 7, 1088. The notice is dated January 6, 1 ad, 1 M, PAMLOW, County Clerk.
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Board of County Commissioners
Fremont County
State of
Wyoming
Lander
Fu. M
Trim Lander
Poy Ayle Hiver
Remian Theriof
Bald County
Boon
Pamlow
Government panel urged tribunal to regulate coal industry
A Senate report by Labor Committee Chairman Kenyon recommends a government tribunal to regulate the coal industry under a statutory code enforced by public opinion. It finds both operators and miners responsible for deadly West Virginia and Kentucky clashes and says mutual concessions are needed to end the conflict.
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Asociated Press
Washington
Senate
Kenyon
Labor Committee
West Virginia
Kentucky
Bandits Drain Hattiesburg Motel of 180000 Bonds
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on January 27 the Girault Motel Co. was robbed of 180000 in bonds and paper notes. Police say two men held up the night clerk and secured the loot.
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Asociated Press
Hattiesburg Miss
Girault Motel Co
Hattiesburg
Notoa
President Harding seeks winter work from multiple departments
The president asked the War Navy Agriculture Treasury Interior and Commerce departments to provide jobs for the unemployed. He suggested repair and construction work could proceed now during the remaining severe winter, noting strong response from industry to the appeal and promising a winter effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
War
Navy
Agriculture
Treasury
Commerce
Harding
Prohibition Raids Net Liquor. 19 Held in Wyoming Towns
Federal and state agents conducted raids in Warland and three Big Horn basin towns Lovell Stranale and Grephuli seizing a large liquor stock and arresting 19 men on prohibition violations amid reports of widespread enforcement.
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Warland
Wyoming
Dan
Big Horn Basin
Lovell
Stranale
Grephuli
Blast kills man in Greybull mining事故
A dynamite blast during rock blasting near Grey Bull kills A. Avbury instantly and injures Bor Horricks who is blinded and badly hurt. Avbury's head and arm were blown off while Horricks suffers critical injuries including damaged eyes.
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Greybull
Wye
Avbury
Bor Horricks
Asbury
Florrieke
Taat Rer Porta
Hootchmen to Meet at Delevan Cafe to Elect Officers
All Hootchmen of this glolmity meet at the Delevan Cafe tonight to elect officers and conduct the regular business meeting.
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Ipuester
Delevan
Bank Robbery Ends in Shootout Near Pittsburg
Five men robbed the First National Bank of Crafton near Pittsburgh after killing Harold Mesa the assistant cashier. They locked five clerks and a woman customer in the vault and escaped with about 30000 in cash and securities. A police chase led to a building siege and exchanges of gunfire before the bandits fled. Authorities recovered a loot package but withheld details.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
First National Bank of
Crafton
Harold Mesa
Paris conference slips to Monday as Harvey and Poincare shift
Late Paris dispatch reports the conference between American Ambassador George Harvey and Premier Poincare delayed to Monday with Myron T. Herrick to join. reports also note tense talks at the arms conference over the Shantung issue and railroad traffic heads as decisive factors. Nellie Bly dies in New York at age 74 after a famed world voyage. Fatty Arbuckle trial defense progresses in San Francisco. Packinghouse workers vote to continue the strike across thirteen centers. James Stilman wins a divorce case in New York appellate court concerning Mrs Agno Stillman.
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Associated Press
Paris
George Harvey
Great Britain
Poincare
Myron T. Herrick
France
Frees
New York
James A. Stilman
Agno U. Stillman
Supreme Court
Juutlen Morhemauser
For Sale: Property and Machinery in Malis Street Area
Auction notice lists property on Malis Street near the Vocational High School with limestone quarry equipment, buildings, hay, a work team, a 40 horsepower boiler, wagon, and more. Bids are sought via P. McKenna, Laster, Wye, for Hudson and surrounding lots including a dwelling and six other parcels.
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Aed Mudaen
Wope
Hay
Lenge
Hudson
P. McKenna
Laster
Wye
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