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Newspaper

Lander Evening Post

Location

Lander, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1922

Page

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Warrants Cheyenne coal mine strike meeting

Wyoming Governor Carey calls for a conference between coal operators and miners in Cheyenne on Monday July 24 to seek an amicable settlement and possible opening of coal mines. Messages circulated to operators across northern and southern Wyoming pledging cooperation with President Harding and urging broad participation.

Cheyenne Carey Harding Wyoming Martin Cahill Sheridan George Young Rock Springs Wyo United States Bheso P. J. Quealy Kammerer John W. Hay Conl Quealy Flay

Wyoming Wool Growers Convention Sets August Meeting in Sheridan

The annual Wyoming Wool Growers Association convention will be held in Sheridan on August 2 and 3, likely drawing nearly every Wyoming wool grower. The August timing is a departure from prior January or February meetings, with attendees expected to travel via highway and Yellowstone Park routes. The program will focus on marketing Wyoming wool, a major industry, with the Wyoming wool cup of 1088 valued at about 7,000,000. WANTED 600 spring shearlings, feeding or call 447 B3 Pine Bar Maneh.

Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association Sheridan Wyoming Yellowstone Park

Commission On Water Power Makes Record Statewide

The Federal Power Commission reports record water power development with 821 applications totaling about twenty million horsepower, twice the present national capacity. It notes progress on more than half of license filings but cites personnel shortages delaying action on many major projects.

Associated Prows Washington Federal Power Commission Commission Leginia

American Bill With Dues Paid By Allied Powers

Paris, France July 21 The American government would receive its quota of German dues amounting to three million dollars annually as part payment of maintaining its army on the Rhine under the terms of the plan now being worked out with the reparations commission. To put the plan into effect the effort must yet gain approval of some of the Allied powers.

Paris France Rhine

Government asks about trucks in emergency mail move

Denver July 21 Colonel Bowlby chief of War Materials telegraphed the State Highway Department asking how many army trucks Colorado could furnish to carry government mails in an emergency. He wired that two hundred trucks were available.

Denver Colo Bowlby Department of Public Ronda State Highway Department Colorado Hoe

White A waits Hd arrest in anti picketing case

Emporia Kansas July 21 William Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette awaited the service of a warrant for his arrest for alleged violation of the Industrial Court anti picketing law. Friends of Governor HYdy Allen informed him of preparations by the attorney general. White declared he would not take down his sign in the window and said we do for the striking railway men 50 percent and we are for living wages and tole living conditions.

Emporia Kans William Allen White Te Emporia Ganette Hig Tnduarsial Court Hydy Allen White

Receivership Sought for Denver and Rio Grande Western Rallies

In federal court, Charles Bostany of New York said opposition to appointing a receivership for the Denver and Rio Grande Western trains was unlikely though some objections to the endowment might arise. The court granted the receivership and a second request for a reformership for the line was filed by Beaker Company of New York trustees for forty two million dollars in refunding bonds.

Themer Denver Sto Grande Beaker Company of New York

End of Day Scores Lead in Wyoming State Sportsmen Event

The Wyoming State Sportsmen's Association tournament at Lander fairground closes day two with high scores. H. M. Smith led ten events by breaking 108 of 200, Renfro close on 197, and Razee 195. Carter and Yenley tied 98 of 100 for the state fair trophy, Carter winning 19 of 20 in the shoot-off. Evers and Murphy tied 197 for the state championship. Evers won the shoot-off 58 to 57. Third day features Handicap Trophy and Buffalo Rod and Gun Club Trophy.

Yaterday Wyoming Fair Ground Lander H. M. Smith Renfro Aix Razee Burt Holzer Carter Yenley Wench Jack Evers Green River John Murphy Rock Springs Evers Buffalo Rod and Gan Club Kishen Firadfield Beers Rot Bowman Wa Renfra Booth Martyl Burbank Corbin Stewart Barat George Klee Bigwell H. M Mith Will Tab Murphy Wm Kunkle Yesley

Police Airplane Service Established in Venice Calif

Venice Calif July 21 aerial police unit formed with three aviator officers on eight hour shifts. Squad will aid accident victims locate and arrest auto bandits prevent smuggling rush life preservers to shipwreck victims fight forest fires and other emergency duties.

Venice Calif Hia Boen Yeeman

Campfire Causes Forest Fire at Du Noir Camp

A neglected campfire at the Du Noir Camp sparked a small forest fire that damaged the area before firefighters halted the blaze. The offender appeared before the local magistrate in DuNele yesterday and pleaded guilty to leaving the campfire unattended.

du Noir Plinielepion DuNele

Irish Free State Troops Victorious At Waterford

Dublin July 21 The town of Waterford on the southeast coast has been entered by National army forces who have taken fifty prisoners. The regulars retreated from the infantry barracks and post office now held by National troops. Cork July 21 The Republican insurgents report National army shelling Waterford from Mount Misery and say Waterford asylum infirm is now in Free State possession. A fierce yesterday with machine gunners moving into camp.

Dublin Waterford Treland National Army Saya Cork Ireland Mount Misery Free State

President Harding weighs rail strike factors in talks

Washington July 21 President Harding learned from Chairman Cummins and Senators Watson and Kellogg that the strike’s main issues are restoring seniority and pension rights and the push for a national adjustment board. The president noted the board as a new factor while labor leaders press for it as a condition for ending the stoppage. Hooper said the administration had not confirmed the board’s prominent involvement, but rail workers remain firm.

Washington Harding Cummins Watson Indiana Kellogg Minnesota Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Ad~justmant Hooper Provident National Adjustment Board Senatore

Opening of a New Sormio Route to Yellowstone Park

A new steam route from Lander Wyoming to Yellowstone Park began July 1. The tour passes through the Shoshone Indian Reservation and Wind River valley to Brooks Lake, famed for large trout. Passengers enjoy views of the Teton Range and Jackson Hole while traveling the Yellowstone region's wildlife corridor. A booklet on the service is available from Chicago and Northwestern Railway agents.

Yellowstone Park Lander Wyo Ghoshone Inuin Reservation Wind River Brooks Lake Teton Mountains Rocky Mountain Jackson Hole and Lake Tvien Mountain House Yellowstong National Agenté Chicago and Northwestern Railway

Fenicle v. Carpenters Union case draws court scrutiny

A lengthy court session centered on Fenicle’s bid to bar the Carpenters and Joiners Local 1965 of Lander from interfering with his building contracts. Fenicle seeks 15,000 damages, with witnesses testifying about union discipline, non‑union work bans, and alleged pressure on suppliers and workers.

Fenicle Carpenters and Joiners Union Lander Royal Carpenters Union M. C. Burk Carpenters Union J. J. Spriggs Harry Harnsberger Ki~ley Phil Die South Battier J. Voorhees Harnsberger Lander Electric Light and Power Company Peniele Riley Dube Becaus Peamont Lumber Company D. A. Packard Carpenters Wat Jomers Union Pouble Packard Themelves Yonlele TO. Reykwith Fremont Lauter Company Willam McMahon Buslama Mpon Mleoni Pwniele Anton Beit Weble

President Harding Eyes Next Move in Rail Strike

Washington July 21 President Harding, advised to act, contemplates the nest move in the railroad strike and summons Railroad Labor Board Chairman Hooper for a full discussion. Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor urges the government to urge direct negotiations between coal miners and railroad workers and their employers. He says the government has threatened troops and public rights but offered little to facilitate a conference between employers and workers in the industry and the railroad shop strike.

Sam Gompers Hos Atritke

Fokker Plans US Plant To Manufacture Aircraft

Anthony Fokker told Secretary Weeks at the War Department that a U S plant to manufacture airplanes for army navy and commercial use is under consideration. The Dutch designer discussed options during a July conference in Washington.

Washington Anthony G. Fokker War Weeks War Department United States Army Navy

Service Medal Awarded Today to Major Andrew Rowan

The War Department announced Major Andrew Rowan of Minnesota received the Distinguished Service Cross for carrying a message to Gariel a Cuban revolutionary army leader in May 1908 during the Spanish American War. The notice also advertises selling watermelons at reduced prices while supplies last.

Washington War Department Dlay Andrew &, Rowan Kan Mraneiseo Garela Cuban Revolutionary Army Spain Ines Bown

Trial recounts alleged discrimination in labor case

The proceedings describe Be ckwith s recalling orders and shipments to a Denver mill, with witnesses testifying to straw man arguments and workers relation to the case. Plaintiffs claim unjust discrimination while defendants argue actions upheld wage and labor standards, culminating in a nine o clock verdict for the defense.

Governors of Pa Mobilize National Guard on Strike Duty

Pennsylvania cavalrymen and machine gunners move camps in Cumberland Indiana Somerset and Westmoreland counties to prevent disorder as mines reopen. State police reinforced. veterans in active duty. first National Guard coat strike duty since 1902.

Warrisburg Pennsylvania Cumbela Indiana Somerset West Moreland United States National Guard

Allen A. Ryan Files for Bankruptcy

Allen A. Ryan, a prominent Wall Street broker linked with Blute motor stock, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in New York this afternoon. The move marks a major development in a high profile financial matter involving a key market figure.

New York Allen A. Ryan Wall Street Blute Motor Stock

Tracy Sheriff Deputy Shot Fatally In Railcar Attack

Associated Press reports in Tracy California a special deputy sheriff Frank Brennan on duty in a Southern Pacific Railroad car was fatally wounded by an unidentified assailant. The shooting leaves Brennan dead as investigators seek the attacker.

Tracy California Frank Brennan Southern Pacific

Cabinet in Omission on Coal Distribution Plan

Washington July 21 The cabinet discussed distributing coal during the office emergency via a special commission as the administration plan to ensure fuel for railroad operations. Hoover acting for the president leads the plan and a formal announcement is expected soon. No federal troop deployment was deemed necessary at present.

Washington Uederstood Theeretiiy Hoover Ranromt

Republican Nomination Notice for Fremont County Election

To the Republican Voters of Fremont County Taball took the nomination on the Republican ticket at the primary election to be held August 28 1922 for the office of member of the Muyee of Representatives in the State Legislature The Support of the Republican Voters of Fremont County will be proclaimed Very truly yours J J Jewitt Riverton Wyo

Fremont County Taball Muyee of Representatives Aps

Important Meeting For Gun Day School Work Saturday Evening

Chicago figures Mie Youlee Biyulow invites all interested to a Gun day School work session at Congregational church Saturday evening at o'clock. Le a member of the why of the Mreddyterland Training School explains past experiences in religious lane validation and requests broader participation for safety and progress.

Mie Youlee Biyulow Chicago Congregational Church Aindackeon le Fhe Mreddyterland Trainiog School Raliglane Moder Sanday

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