Farm School Ends With Record Attendance at Show
Fully 860 people attended the Farm School and Poultry show with lectures by Prof. Parsons, Fiterer, and Dadia man drawing crowded rooms. The educational meeting moved to the assembly room and featured a parent teachers session and a trustees and teachers gathering led by Mayor Maxwell.
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Rehwaltz
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Iddrean
Kendrick
W. B. Hardin
Frexfont County Vocational High School
Great Northern Railroad Wins Bond Authority Approval
Washington January 28 Authority granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission enables the Great Northern to issue 690000000 in five and one half percent thirty year gold bonds to refinance debt and fund facilities expansion.
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Mexico Denies War Rumors From High Official
Reports of a war between Mexico and another nation were described by a high Mexican official as too ridiculous to deny. Four official sources cautioned the rumors and emphasized no hostilities were underway.
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Washington Snowstorm Paralyzes Capital and Mid Atlantic
A historic snowstorm shuts down Washington and rotors coast to Virginia and North Carolina. Washington loses all passenger trains after midnight with three arrivals. two feet of snow paralyzes streets and a surge of accidents and missing persons reports follows. Weather bureau predicts more snow. Norfolk faces 61 mph gale and flooded business district.
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Eddie Anderson Delivers Decisive Win Over Midget Lipith
Eddie Anderson, the Wyoming bantam known as the tan tam, defeated Midget Lipith in twelve rounds at Brighton Beach Sporting Club. Anderson dominated with a swift, varied attack, opening Lipith’s eye in the ninth round and leaving the New York lad unable to mount a meaningful offense.
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Boston man sentenced for embezzling government funds
Joseph Lynam former Beau? and paymaster on the t... Chertar was found guilty by a federal grand jury of embezzling 921000 in government funds and sentenced to five years in Plymouth Jail.
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Banquet Honors Kendrick and Morton In Fremont County
A Kiwanis Club banquet at the Noble Hotel last night featured United States Senator Kendrick and Wyoming State Superintendent of Schools Katherine A Morton. Dr. T Jones chaired as guests enjoyed songs, solos, and tributes to Kendrick and remarks on Wyoming land and reclamation bills.
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Congrest
Wyoming
Warren
Jones
Katherine A. Murton
Valentino Rides Arabian Horse in New Paramount Film
The upcoming Paramount feature stars Rudolph Valentino with Agnes Ayres in The Shiek based on Edith M. Hull novel. A wealthy stockman loaned a white Arabian for Valentino to ride in the desert sequence after initial import doubts. The production is described as ideal with Marshall Preate artwork highlighting the star and horse.
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Agnes Ayres
George Melford
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Edith M. Hull
Grand Theatre
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Valention
Marshall Preate
Balesburg burning destroys village home
A fire swept through Hereford valley, burning multiple buildings including the firm of Abe Murefurd Arrochatlin. One death reported as emergency crews battle the flames in Dalesburg today.
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Priest Killed in South Chicago Burglary Incident
Reverend Florian Chodminwite, pastor of St. Florence's Roman Catholic Church in South Chicago, was shot and killed by a burglar believed to be after sacramental wine. The incident occurred in the parish house last night.
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Mexico moves to abolish national drink pulque
President Obregon plans abolition of pulque Mexico's maguey drink. A commission will study the issue after a report to the Chancery from Consul Ferris in Mexico City. The government seeks to end maguey production linked to pulque.
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Corn Cobs Could Be Worth Money In Industry
Experiments by University of Wisconsin professors show corn cobs soaked and inoculated with lactic bacteria yield significant acetic and lactic acids. If lab results scale, corn cobs could produce over 300 pounds of acetic and 80 pounds of lactic acid per unit.
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United States
Praise for Lander Girl at Michigan State University
Ann Arbor notes praise for Catherine Greynaughs and the Greenough household in a University Players Club production at the State University of Michigan Ann Arbor. The piece highlights the show as the club's latest comedy and commends Mrs Greenaugh for her dignified role and support of the young cast.
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Martial Law Declared in Nebraska City Over Packing Plant Strike
Governor Mel Kelvie orders four mile martial law area as five Nebraska National Guard companies under Lt Col Douglas march to Nebraska City after county authorities request protection amid disorder from the packing house strike. Adjutant General Paul and Governor confer before action.
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Conclave Delayed as Cardinals Arrive for Papal Succession
Paris dispatch says the conclave to elect a successor to Pope Benedict will be delayed 24 hours to allow all cardinals to reach Rome. The conclave was originally set for February 2.
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President Harding Refuses Bolivian Representation Request
Washington January 28 The Bolivian government request for representation at the upcoming treaty conference in Washington between Chile and Peru was declined with regret by President Harding. The State Department released the president’s reply stating Bolivian participation is a matter for the two governments to decide, and he cannot act on the initiative proposed by La Bolivian government.
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Musical Research Program Presented by Musical Revenue
At the regular meeting of the musical revenue group the program will include piano solo by Edith Koeb stage Mrs B M Jones conducts with Miss Clara Farley as musical director. Vocal solo by Mia John Benson piano solo by Mrs Metall Yound Mrs Harry Baldwin also listed.
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Youn
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Congregational Church Singing Event Next Sunday Evening
A church notice invites families to join at 7130 for a singing gathering. The message encourages attendance, urges bringing friends, and highlights singing as inspiration. The Mosman school is mentioned as partly organized with new teachers to support a growing program.
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A. T. Evans
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Wind River Refinery Helpers Targeted in Watchful Probe
A stray memo notes parties who assisted with doves wine and other materials at the Wind River Refinery may be identified to avoid trouble. The document mentions MF Mullen as an agent and warns of ongoing identification efforts.
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Brooklyn blaze kills man in Borough Park building
A fire in a Borough Park Brooklyn building kills an unidentified man. The blaze caused extensive damage and disrupted local streets. The cause is under investigation by firefighters and police.
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Boroigh Park
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Bank Robbery Suspects Identified in Crafton Killing
Pittsburg men Walter Joyce and Oren Graeme were identified by bank employees as two of the bandits in the First National Bank of Crafton robbery where Harold Moms, assistant cashier, was killed. Graeme was pointed out by Frank King, the man who shot Moms.
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Quiet Fights Erupt in Nebraska City Strike Scene
In Nebraska City on January 28 the clash between alleged strike breakers and strikers led to a call for a state troop to quell the scene. Sheriff Fischer says two plant detectives led over twenty breakers to a movie showing. armed with clubs and rocks, they were met by strikers and sympathizers in a mass of about three hundred. Since then, no further trouble has been reported.
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Trustees Named For Christian Science Publishing Co
Boston judge announces Williams B McKenzier Fred Lamson and James B Patton of Boston named trustees of the Christian Science Publishing Company. Fremont County Wyoming plans a road 60 feet wide from Lander to the Sinks on the Big Popo Agie River with a February 7 deadline for objections or claims.
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Big Popo Agiv
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Weiting
Aid County
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Oberk
Appreciation and memorial note from church members
In a devotional reflection the writer recalls Christ’s praise for the woman’s act of kindness and urges ongoing appreciation for helpful friends. A closing invitation invites readers to attend Methodist church services next Sunday.
Attempt to derail Southern Pacific train shocks Los Angeles
In Glendale police say a derailment attempt on the Los Angeles and San Francisco Short Line express car aimed to steal up to 150000 dollars aboard. A railroad switchman Walter BE Lambertine was seriously wounded during the incident.
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Southern Welsh Railroad
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Snow Storm Delays Colorado River Commission Hearings
Snow storms in Washington delay Colorado River Commission hearings set for today at the Commerce building. Members and others could not reach the venue, disrupting proceedings and forcing postponement of testimonies. Senate sessions and committee hearings were affected as well.
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Three Auto Bandits Rob North Hudson Bank Messenger
Three armed men halted a bank messenger from the North Hudson Bank in West Hoboken New Jersey on January 24 and escaped with $20,000 after exchanging gunfire that wounded Detective Charles Harm guarding the courier.
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St Louis man convicted in Illinois postal robbery
Thomas Hayes of St Louis was found guilty by a federal court of the 46,000 Wood River Illinois postal robbery suffered last August. The verdict came on the 66th ballot after a long trial. The packinghouse strike in St Louis was also called off, announced today by Otto Kuhn, the business agent.
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Thomas Hayes
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Wood River
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Hayes
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Otto Kuhn
Unum
Chicago witness resumes rebuttal in Arbuckle trial
Mrs. Katherine Fox of Chicago, the last witness of yesterday, resumes for the prosecution in rebuttal today. She tests the defense claim that Virginia died from a long standing bladder complaint.
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Sunday Sermons Readings at First Church
The church posts its Sunday schedule with a sermon on the Book of John for morning service and a special Bible reading in the evening. Pastor C B King invites men to attend and feel at home at the Cleveland church. A separate note mentions a New York Central freight waste campaign in Cleveland shippers at Waterlouce.
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