Stepfather forced boy to flee during Wyoming blizzard
Bennie Tubba, 10, escaped a violent home in Irving Wyoming during a harsh winter storm. After freezing feet and collapse, he was saved by bystanders and treated at Douglas hospital where both feet were amputated. He later went to Cheyenne state home pending further care in Lander. Authorities and humane officer William Harris oversaw his welfare.
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Casper Tribune
Wyoming
Bennie Tubba
Irving
Wyom
Bennie
Douglas
William Harris
Humane Officer
Cheyenne
Cusper
Lander
Attorney Survives Six-Story Fall in Shreveport Office
G. M. Wallace, a Shreveport attorney, fell six stories from his office and landed on a heavy wire netting over a skylight. He rose unassisted and asked for directions to a doctor, being only lightly injured according to the doctor.
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Ananelated Press
Shreveport
G. M. Wallace
Get-Together Club Holds Weekend Luncheon
The Get-Together Club met for its weekly luncheon with John Dillon as chairman. Little business was conducted as most of the time was taken up choosing a new story to replace Mr Baas who has resigned and is leaving. Harry Harnsberger was elected to fill the position.
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John Dillon
Baas
Harry Harnsberger
Elewiit
Candidacy Declared for Sheriff by Republican Candidate
The candidate announces a run for sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to upcoming primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucket
Hay Buyer Wanted in Wyoming Trade Ad
Harry B Logue seeks to buy 200 tons of alfalfa hay. Respond by letter, wire, or phone to V Vo Booggans in Lander Wyoming.
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Lander
Ammott Announces Candidacy for Premont County Treasurer
L V Ammott declares his candidacy for the position of County Treasurer of Premont County subject to Republican voters at the forthcoming primary.
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Premont County
Wyoming Missionary Bishop Arrives in Lander for Convocation
Bishop Nathaniel Thomas of Wyoming arrived in Lander by motor from Riverton and Ethete then departed by train for Laramie. In Ethote he and Rev. Mr. Bacom arranged a convocation of church rectors and laymen to be held at St. Michaels July 4 to 6 with about 200 representatives. Special entertainments for the Arapahoe and Shoshone Indians will feature games sports and feasting.
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Nathaniel
Thomas
Wyoming
Lander
Riverton
Ethete
Larimie
Ethote
Bacom
St. Michaels
Arapahoe
British to Pay Interest on US Debt This Fall
The government has arranged to pay twenty five million pounds in interest on the British debt owed to the United States this fall. It has not decided whether to send a special mission to Washington to discuss the debt. In other news, the May cotton crop was 69.6 percent normal, up from 66 percent last year, and tensions rise over a possible revolutionary outbreak near Nuevo Laredo with US troops placed on the international bridge as a precaution.
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Prem. Y
London
James
United States
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Associated Prom
Laredo
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
International Bridge
Whit Purchases Mrs. Shockley Building on Main Street
J. W. Whit has bought the Mrs. Shockley building on Main street and will reside there. He is to be congratulated on securing this valuable property.
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J. W. Whit
Mrs. Shockley
Main Street
Mr. Whit
Time Changes Tune 25 Railroad Schedule Rumor
Rumors from Northwestern employees suggest a June 25 schedule change. The train would leave here at 9:80 in the morning and arrive in the city at 7:80 in the evening.
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North~western
Mrs Simpson Shows Improvement in San Diego
Word from Mrs Pearl Keister Crandall in San Diego reports Mrs Simpson, once very ill, is much improved. This news brings relief to many Lander friends of Mrs Simpson and highlights a hopeful turn in her condition.
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Pearl Keister Crandall
San Diego
Simpson
Lander
Simperon
Oiling the Streets in Lander Trial Oil Plan
Reported effort to oil Main Street and a block beyond in Lander as an experimental road treatment. Two carloads of oil secured from Producers and Refiners for this venture with a reduced price. A later line notes Eva Trosper plans departure for an annual vacation and a large crowd expected at a big dance.
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Somell Fa
Lander
Etreet
Mudaon
New Rules for Airship Regulation Spark National Legislation Talk
Washington June 2 The commercial aviator who disrupted Lincoln Memorial ceremonies last Tuesday has triggered official reflection toward comprehensive air policing. Secretary Weeks proposes a road rules style framework to curb sight seeing flights over public gatherings, prompting bipartisan sympathy for new measures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Harding
Addrens
Weeks
War Department
Congress
Floods hit Yukon towns as warm May soaks Alaska
Flood conditions spread in the Yukon region with warm May weather. Ice melt drives rising water on the Yukon and Rock Levee areas. In Oklahoma, two men are captured after a bank robbery near Muldrow, one shot, one wounded, suspect at large.
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Dawson
Alaska
Yukon River
Hazleton
Klondike
Rock Levee
Associated Prom
Sallisaw
Okla
Muldrow
Wiret National Bank
Mullrow
Oklahoma
Chicago Street Car Fares Cut to Seven Cents
The Associated Press reports in Chicago that street car fares drop from eight to seven cents following a federal court ruling yesterday. Wage cuts for carmen will follow, with the exact amount to be set later.
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Chicago
Man Shoots At Love Interest Then Wounds Self
In Chicago on June 2 James Cowpeay aged 50 sought to win Mrs. Charlotte Abel aged 23 through months of effort. He shot and seriously wounded her, and when pursued by bystanders he slashed his own throat before collapsing. Authorities will determine his fate as the scene unfolded.
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Apociated
Chicago
Charlotte Abel
James Cowpeay
Mitur
Luncheon Held by Mrs. T. W. Wright in Sweetwater Street
Mrs. T W Wright presided at a spring luncheon yesterday in her Sweetwater Street home. The decor featured flowers and the three course meal was served to the invited guests, with guests including Mrs. Li it and Mrs. T. Wy Mare among those noted.
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T. W. Wright
Lune
Sweetwater Street
Li It
T. Wy
Regular program at Pavilion starts next week
The Open Aie Dawning Pavilion resumes its popular dances with a regular program beginning next week. The Ladies of the Methodist Church invite all dancers to a Saturday event at the Benson Coolidge building at 1 20 p m with a forthcoming advertisement.
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Lander
Methodlet Church
Cornud
Benson Coolidge
Wool firms sue Silberman over 1920 wool contract
Keystone and McCarthy Sheep Cos sue Silberman & Sons of Chicago in Casper Wyoming charging breach of a May 11 1920 wool sale contract for 60000 pounds at 59 cents per pound. Plaintiffs seek damages plus interest and report the clip sold later for 39 cents a pound with drafts blocked by bank orders.
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Casper
Wyoming
Uil
Keystone
McCarthy
Silberman & Sons
Chicago
Distriet Court
Silberman Company
G. R. Hagens
Hagens Aml Murane
Kaystone
McCarthy Company
Kilherman
Magens
Wiys
David Silberman
Wyoming District Court Holds Sessions in May
District court proceedings report a not guilty verdict for Nate P. Wilson on operating a still and a retrial request in the Wyoming case against Daira Warren for alleged traffic violations. A nomination race is noted for Charles Summer with a primary on August 22.
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State Board of Control
Wyoming Trust Company
Joly Hy Ntoffer
Nate P. Wilson
Wyoming
Landed Riverton Bus Line Starts June Six
New service from Lander to Riverton begins June 6 with two daily trips. Fares listed include Lander to Riverton 250, Lander to Huda 94.00, Thidhorn to Arapshow 61.00, Arapahoe to Mivertun 1.00, with Noble Hotel and Teton Hotel in Lawdurawl and Mivertun areas.
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Landed Riverton
Loge
Warty. Lander
Riverton
Lander
Huda
Thidhorn
Arapshow
Arapahoe
Mivertun
Noble Hotel
Lawdurawl
Teton Hotel
Vubeman
Roosevelt as naval diploma presenter at Annapolis
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. acting Secretary of the Navy presented diplomas to more than 400 naval academy graduates of the class of 1922. He noted the large size of the class and the start of their life service in the permanent naval establishment.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Theodore Roovvelt
Navy
Denby
Naval Establishment
United States
Serious Accident Befalls Mrs Park Hays Near Ranch
Mrs Park Hays suffers a severe wagon accident ten miles west of town while riding in a chair at the back of the wagon. A rough grade causes her to fall, breaking a collar bone and three ribs that puncture her lungs. She is taken to a zone hospital and cannot be moved due to pneumonia risk.
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Park C
Hays
Ice Card Pickup and Phone Orders Lowercase Notice
Plea to have ice cards ready by 9 a.m. and phone orders by noon. Leave the ice box ready to receive ice or the driver will be compelled to leave ice on the flow. Aimed at improving service for customers.
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Plewae
Bankers Meet Mexican Debt Seek Settlement
In New York on June 2 bankers led by Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan met Mexican Secretary of the Treasury Adolf de la Huerta to push a settlement of the seven hundred million dollar Mexican debt unpaid since 1914. The talks are billed as banking in nature but may hint at views on export oil taxes. A separate item notes a test car trial for Lander to Yellowstone Park service.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan Company
Adolf de la Huerta
Body found bound by wire in Missouri River
Sioux City reports the body of Eric Liden, father-in-law of city attorney H. G. Smith, found in the Missouri River with a wire tied to the head. He left a rooming house Monday for a fishing trip. A small sum was found on him, suggesting the motive was not robbery. Also note: Methodist Church ladies plan a bake sale Saturday at the Benson-Coolidge building at 1:30 4.
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Asociates
Sioux City
Missouri River
Eric Liden
H. G. Smith
Liden
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Benson-Coolidge
Martial law planned in Chili province amid reopening talks
The foreign office announced martial law will be proclaimed in Chili province as a precaution to protect delegates arriving for the reopening of the old republican parliament. Other dispatches report British forces moving between Ireland and Belfast, unrest in Belfast, a ship search near Londonderry, a deadly plane crash in El Paso, and uncertain balloon entries from Milwaukee.
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Peking
Foreign Office
Chili
Agreement Aims to Block Coal Price Surge During Strike
Operators producing 80 percent of the coal mined reached an agreement to keep pot price at 3.50 dollars a ton for the strike duration. Secretary Hoover may convene a conference with wholesale and retail dealers to discuss public benefits.
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Wasling
Va Une
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Big Dance and Summer News In Lander Locales
Local items report Atlantic trips for Mrs Joln Milman and Mrs Jane Carpenter, Shriner's Ball attendance in Riverton, and Mrs Earley meeting Gladys in Casper. A large crowd plans a Saturday Pavilion dance with the best orchestra, while Julian Lever of the Northwestern returns from Casper. The county clerk notes few May marriage licenses, and Bake Sale by the Ladies Circle is set for Saturday at the Fremont Hotel.
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Tig Danen
Lander
Congregational Church
Fremont Hotel
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Northwestern Railroad
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