Flappers described by GL in Berkeley speech
Associated Press report from Berkeley California on January 31 describes about 2000 University of California students labeled flappers by Mrs Mary Ida Bentley. She defines flappers as young women embracing change and personal exploration, often unanchored by family and traditional expectations.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Rolla
Mary Ida Bentley
San Francisco
Bentley
Stevenson
Murder trial begun at Basin for Lampit case
A. D. Lampit faces a murder charge linked to an explosion at a Grass Creek junkyard in the Basin district. The May 7 blast killed Harry Foight and W. Seaton and injured three others, with the trial set in the Big Horn County courthouse before Judge Percy W. Metz on a Hot Springs county venue change.
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Basin
Wyo
A. D. Lampit
Counsetion
Grass Creek
Nere
Harry Foight
W. ©. Seaton
Percy W. Metz
Hot Springs
Court House
Big Horn
Wallding
Four miners killed in Layman-Galloway coal mine blast
At Layman near Pineville Kentucky a mine explosion killed four miners and injured two others. A fifth is reported missing after the Layman Galloway mine disaster. Firefighters and officials are investigating the cause.
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Pinmville, Ky
Layman-Galloway
Layman
Here
Kenyon Nominated for Eighth Circuit Judge Seat
President Harding announced the nomination of United States Senator Kenyon of Iowa to be judge of the Eighth Circuit Court. The Senate confirmed the nomination in an open executive session, and Kenyon said he would accept. The move marks a rare honor for nominees.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
United States
Kenyon
Towa
Agricultural Bioe
Eighth Circuit
United States Court
Senate
Four Packing House Workers Held After Martial Law Violations
Nebraska City Jan 81 four of five alleged packing house workers arrested by state guardsmen on martial law violation charges following attacks on workers in the plants are held pending investigation. There were half a dozen fights last night but no serious injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Nebraska City
Bomb blast injures none in Italian tenement blast
A boiler explosion in a San Francisco tenement house used by eight Italian families wrecked a window and shattered a stairway. No injuries were reported and one apartment was demolished.
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Associated Preas
GAN Francisco
Oceuyle
Court Starts February 6th Under Judge Brown
Judge C. Brown will preside February 6 for a term of court. It is uncertain if a jury will be called. many expect jury cases may wait to the May term. Civil cases will be discussed. Brown is praised for fair handling of Thrasbig county courts since his elevation.
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C. Brown
Brown
Cattle Theft Ring Leader Sought for Wyoming Heifers
Cheyenne Wyoming sheriff seeks arrest of Charles D. McFetridge, leader of a cattle stealing ring. Ten Hereford heifers from Wyoming Hereford Corp. near Cheyenne identified by branding and horn marks. Cattle to be returned to Wyoming as Governor Chapin may issue requisition papers.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Jax
Wyoming Hereford Corporation
Sherif George J. Carroll
Longmont
Colo
Charles D. McFetridge
Rich Longmont Automobile
Mvestock
Carroll
McFetridge
Greeley
Hereford
Wyoming
Chapile
Mel Petridge
Woman Charged as Head of Arson Trust in Louisiana
New Orleans Jan 81 Mrs M E Crosby a well known Louisiana woman was charged with heading an arson trust warrants issued for her two daughters and their husbands after fire investigations. The fires destroyed several boarding houses operated by Mrs Crosby after they were equipped with cheap furniture.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
M. E. Crosby
Louisiana
Ismied
Ty Mra. Crosby
Fines Total Over Thousand Dollars in Lovell Liquor Case
District court judge Percy W. Motz sentenced twelve defendants guilty of liquor and gambling offenses, with fines totaling 3350 and jail terms up to 80 days. Notable sentences included Chevior Carling for 300 dollars and 30 days, Peter McDonald for 40 days and 350 dollars, and Minnie McDonald for 40 days and 200 dollars amid allegations of prior delinquencies. The judge ordered further investigation into Peter's statements.
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Basen
Percy W. Motz
Lovell
Cody
Frannie
Greybull
Chevior Carling
Peter McDonald
William McDonald
Minnie McDonald
Peter
Wyoming
Oregon
Provision Stricken from Refunding Bill by Wate
In Washington on January 41 the provision proposing to give the debt commission authority to adjust all United States claims against foreign governments was stricken out. In San Francisco on January 31 the Southern Pacific Railroad proposed a fifteen percent reduction in freight rates on oil well supplies, pending ICC approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
Albel
Debt Commission
Unite States
Wate
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Big One Fire Under Control After Citywide Efforts
Firefighters from Duluth and nearby teams battled a large blaze in Allowye Auburh, Great Nuri, until it was brought under control. The joint effort of surrounding units contained the inferno, with no injuries reported and authorities continuing to investigate the cause.
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Bupedion
Wir
Den
Nuri
Allowye
Buywrln
Duluth
Packing House Workers Vote To End Strike In Omaha
Large crowds of packing house workers gathered at employment offices in Omaha after a mass meeting adopted a resolution calling off the strike. Officials said many workers were turned away yet would be rehired as the constitutional warrant allowed.
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Omaha
Jan. Fl
Pecking Bimss
Troop 0 TMS Averts Riverton Basketball Brawl
Troop 1 beat Riverton by 15 to 20 after Riverton players crowded the floor in the second half. Referee Lundor Pfichfer blew the whistle, halted play, and a checker found seven Riverton men on the court. Riverton fans cheered as the home team attempted a comeback.
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Riverton
Lundor Riverton
Fremont County Raids Target Moonshine Trade
Wyoming officials report Fremont County raids have disrupted local moonshine operations with many arrests. Federals pursue illicit liquor as officers push to clean the area, though some residents seek new pastures as enforcement intensifies.
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Wyoming
Federalsid
Fremont County
Phare
Nui Peddigra
Reison
Lauder
Fremont Tonty
Federal
Wyoming Mourns Loss as Tragedy Strikes Town
A fragmentary report from Kemmerer Wyoming describes a deadly accident involving J. We Sammon and a derailing or collapse incident. The short service is planned with Wyoming residents attending. Burial and memorial details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Warpath shooting in South End barricade ends with surrender
A Negro gunman, Renzy Murray, barricaded in a South End home after ejecting Mrs. William Jackson. Police fought for over an hour, two patrolmen were seriously wounded, a baby burned, and a bed set on fire. Murray surrendered uninjured as officers broke down the door amid a crowd shouting lynch him.
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Cer
Renzy Murray
South End
Murray
William Jackson
Bone
Chicago to Philadelphia steamship link expands Great Lakes service
Five ocean going steamers will start regular calls from Chicago to Philadelphia without waiting for the Great Lakes St. Lawrence deep water route. Ships include the George W. Clyde and two others bought from the shipping board, with ports planned at Detroit Quebec Rowton New York and Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Panama Eqnal
St. Lawrence
Pusacaiger Wleamur Petoskey
Beattle
Philadelphia
J. C Hoaking
Musical Research Meeting Details Upcoming Bong Week Event
The Mochen Research group met yesterday afternoon at the library to discuss topics of importance. They announced Bong Week will be held next month and the program for it will be announced later. Members performed readings and music including Poets About Caruso, Diane BoltMiss Raith Koeh, and other pieces by Mire Sh. Jones and Mire 1, Metal Voda, and Moxey Unkdnin.
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Regnaf Wemlon
Abawt Caruso
Diane Bolo
Raith Koeh
Daper
Mwic
Sh. M. Jones
Mie
Knickerbocker roof collapse toll rises to ninety seven
Ninety seven people are listed dead after the Knickerbocker Theatre roof collapsed during a snowstorm on Saturday night. Burial begins as investigators, including DC authorities and a federal grand jury, prepare to interview witnesses. A coroner’s jury asks the War Department to send an army engineer to study the theater’s structure.
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Washington
Senate
Capper
Kansas
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Federal
Grand Jury
War Department
Army
Snow Falls Again In Lander Spreading Quiet Wonder
A fresh three inches of snow blankets Lander last night, unexpected yet welcomed by residents. The mild spell and idle ice man jokes mark a quiet, wintry scene with no events planned at the open air pavilion this evening.
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Lander
Fire Devastates Clayesville Store Rows After Overheated Stove
A fire in Clayesville Pennsylvania on January 31 started by an overheated stove in a store and spread quickly. It consumed about half a dozen buildings, causing an estimated loss near a quarter of 4 million dollars. The blaze was still burning.
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Clayesville Pa
Heiress Marion Stephens Announces Engagement in New York
Mrs Marion Ki Stephens daughter of the late Norman Ream of Chicago and heiress to a fortune around forty million Welfare is engaged to Alexander Hoviteh Vansiateky an employee at Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia. The couple plans to reside near the works college factory district after marriage. An antique ladies watch is offered for return through Mrs Clark McCormick or at Lander Tot with a carved inscription inside.
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Chicago
Marion Ki. Stephens
Norman Ream
New York
Alexander Hoviteh ‘Vansiateky
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Ada McCvory
Clark McCormick
Large U S earthquake shocks felt from coast to coast
Reports from Washington San Francisco Eugene and Eureka describe strong tremors shifting seismographs nationwide. Officials say the quake originated offshore along the Pacific from Panama to Ecuador with minimal damage and wide area detections.
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Aspostated
Washington
Georgetown
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Eugene
Oregon
Eureka
California
New York
Teologica
United States
Tt Ia
South America
Panama Canal
Ecuador
Cambridge
Mays
Pacific Ocean
Harvard University
Public hearings on Colorado River Commission resuming in Phoenix
Reports from Washington and California describe resumed hearings of the Colorado River Commission in Phoenix starting March 16. Hoover announced the meetings and state representatives head home as sessions end. The dispatch notes wartime bonus legislation and other 1920s items alongside fragmented coverage.
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Associated Press
Waslington
Colorado River Commission
Phoenix
Arizona
Hoover
Harvey Helbelt Reid Dies in Denver Hospital
Harvey Morbert Heid, son of Mr and Mrs A B Red, died after nine months in a Denver hospital. The funeral will be held tomorrow at one o clock from the Baptist Church, with interment at Oakwood Hope cemetery in Lander.
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Harvey Morbert Heid
A. B. Red
Denver
Lander
O'Cloek
Baptist
Mowat Hope Cemetery
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