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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
1
Arnolt Thomas, 31, held without bail in Angeles on a charge of severely beating his eight year old half brother Jack. Police report a rawhide strap and a flexed buy in the stomach, with the minor’s recovery questioned.
Berlin reports that eleven Barbarian police officers express belief the group was implicated in the murder of former Finance Minister Erzberger and the recent death of Foreign Minister Rathenau.
Chicago and Northwestern advertises the Teton Mountain route to Yellowstone Park via Lanier Wye Gateway opening mid July. The service promises daily high powered motor buses from Lander Wyoming through Wind River Indian country toward the Jackson Hole region and the Rockies.
The Rio Grande flood leaves Mercedes cut off by about two feet of water isolating the town from all land routes. Crests linger between Weblaco and Mercedes as workers scramble to protect one hundred twenty thousand acres of cotton and corn in the area. No loss of life is reported, but the region faces extensive crop damage and disruption to the local business section.
Dr. C. T. Jones, local Kiwanis representative, reports strong turnout at the international convention in Toronto. He notes every Wyoming club was represented, with Mins Wyoming present in cowgirl costume throughout the event.
A tourist train on a new timetable arrives in Lander at 7:19 p.m. and Casper at 2:20 p.m., with changes including a future diner car from Omaha to Casper. The morning departure remains 9:16 a.m. from Lander while the evening run skips Moneta for dinner. Crews will differ due to traversed routes. Improvements planned to handle anticipated crowds to Lander and Yellowstone Park.
A Daily Telegraph Galewitia correspondent reports Brig General O G Bruce leader of the prevent expedition has decided to quit efforts to summit Everest. Harsh weather and risk of tragedy force the abandonment after weather and safety concerns outweigh stubborn pursuit. Chicken dinner advertised at Time House arrives Sunday June 30 with orders due Friday. Call 74 ve.
Saginaw Michigan June 26 Joseph W Fordney chairman of the Ways and Means Committee and author of the Fordney Tariff bill says in telegram to the Saginaw News Courier that he will not run again. He will retire at the end of his present term after 24 years in Congress.
Representatives from eight Allied powers attend the Inter Allied Veterans Federation convention in New Orleans October 13 12 and 18 to discuss world peace and veteran representation at international congresses. Five delegates per country accompany talks on exchange rates and comparative veterans’ laws before ceremonies in Paris Le Havre Washington and Arlington.
At the Kiwanis International convention in Toronto George TH Hoss Toronto commissioner of Pinascenas is named president Lowise HR Menry of Fasadena Calif becomes first vice president William Biggs of Vancouver B C is second vice president and George O Wolf of Deever Col heads as an international trainee The body approves admitting members of existing Kiwanis clubs and forming clubs by individual persons The 1084 convention will be held in Atlanta Ga
Chicago police seek two women described as a blonde and brunette as the ringleaders of a gang known for wild robberies. Six members are jailed on charges of robberies totaling about $100,000 in value.
Reports from Washington indicate German officials protested over reparations commissions salaries and expenses. Details show monthly costs for interallied control, reparations, restitution, and occupation troops, with figures in marks and francs. Names of participating nations and staff totals are listed.
A fragment mentions a judicial ticket for the Office of District Judge and a note about voting, with the name Brown appearing among the text. The readable portion suggests an election context and a call to act in the vote.
Mrs Small wife of Illinois Governor Small died this morning after being stricken with apoplexy during weekend celebrations of the governor's acquittal in a nine week conspiracy trial at Waukegan. She was with the governor and their three children at the time.
New York June 28 Articles for a title clash between world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and negro champion Harry Wille were signed today or tomorrow. Dempsey arrived declaring willingness to fight anybody anywhere and promoter Tex Rickard said negotiations with Wille were nearing a definite wage agreement.
A citywide church service at the armory opened the state hygiene and welfare drive. Dr. Hansen, ex of Nebranka, urged a youth protection program to prevent crime and assist daily life through Christian action. A men and women committee formed to plan future activities with Dr. Hansen.
Sale offer for a 7 acre farm parcel with water rights and buildings, fenced, near Main Street. Includes chicken produce truck farm space four weeks from depot, seven blocks from Main, with neon signage requirement. Contact 326 J or T. O. Box 548.
F G Owen 36 a Medford Oregon lumber dealer leaped from a window of the Michigan Boulevard hotel in Chicago early today. He and his uncle had been guests there for two days and planned to return home. Police could not determine if the death was accidental or suicide.
Wayne Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League insisted labor demands for beer and light wines are unfounded. He cited Prohibition milestones, crime declines, and economic gains to argue enforcement, criticizing lawmakers who oppose the national ban and urging support from citizens.
A group led by Jamey Murray and Alex Stronarh fished three hours at Whitto Ner racoh in North Park yesterday catching 74 rainbow trout. W. Whittaker of 17 FP 4 accompanied them along with Mr and Mrs. Niphing.
Notice is given of the stockholders meeting of Dear Valley Live Stock Company to be held at the office of the company at Hullting Lander Wyoming on May 10, 1948 at 4:30 p.m. The purpose is to elect directors and transact other business as may come before the meeting. Beckwith, President.
Detroit June 26 The strike vote of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railwaymen and Allied workers is underway at the organization’s headquarters. About 950 000 of 500 000 votes have been received with results expected by July and a possible walkout if the union votes yes. If approved, Great President Ee 1 Crabb has authority to issue immediate instructions to halt works. The vote covers mechanics section men track men bridge builders painters carpenters tinder pit men and common laborers.
Prince Albert honors Charley of Monaco in a death announced this afternoon. The municipality memorializes the longtime resident and civic figure with officials noting his service and impact on local governance. Further details pending.
Secretary of Labor Davis summoned John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers to Washington for preliminary conferences aimed at presenting the Bituminous coal dispute to President Harding. The meetings mark the administration's effort to resolve the blockade and labor tensions through federal involvement.
Chon Ching Ming, a South China leader, outlines terms for negotiating a revision of China including a U S model federation, a Shanghai congress on troop mobilization, and ending military guardianship. The plan centers on a national congress to discuss these conditions.
A Coroner's jury in London investigates the death of Morahal Whiten amid a murder charge against James Connally and another man named O'Brien following a noon incident.
The fragment references a Sir Knights meeting on Tuesday night in June. It mentions involvement with a Bod group and a plan to recruit members, urging work to earn wealth and avoid insurance. The text is garbled with illegible names and unclear details.
Fragmentary text mentions a Ruud person, a healing plant, and a Geol location with unclear details. References to Auli hue and Pome 0M appear, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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