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Newspaper

Lander Evening Post

Location

Lander, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

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Luncheon Recaps Community Drive on Mountain Roads

The Get Together Club met at the Nobie Hotel with Dr. F. F. Godfrey presiding. Speakers urged continued effort for the Rocky Mountain Highway from Rawlins to the forest reserve and endorsed a state highway designation. Forester Arthur Cook and U. S. Forestry official A. H. Carhart outlined road and trail development to showcase Wyoming’s mountains. Forbes Park of the Denver Post praised Carhart and urged action.

Nobie F. FE. Godfrey H. C. Barter Brooks Lake Moran Lander W. H. Stone Worland Rocky Mountain Rawlins Landor Forest Reserve Commission Cheyenne Rocky Mountain Highway Arthur Cook Forestry Service Forestry Department A. H. Carhart U. S. Forestry Department Forestry Bureau Denver Funga Tirei United Action Carhart Forbes Park Hill Denver Post Wyoming Colorado

Congregational Church Sunday School and Communion Plans

The Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m with no preaching service. Communion will be observed on the 6th at 11 a m with all invited. Minister A T Evans presides. A notice lists an auto license tag, two cows for sale, and a woman sought for general housework at 61 W.

Four Courts in Dublin Falls to Provisional Free State

In Dublin on July 30 the Four Courts, seat of the Irish Republican Army insurgents led by Rory O Connor, was completely occupied by Provisional Free State forces. Fighting continues as other insurgent-held buildings are attacked. casualties are tallied in the dozens, with officials estimating up to 50 killed and many wounded. The city is fortified with snipers and observation posts as Free State troops move to outlying areas.

Associated Press Dublin Four Courts Irish Republican Army Rory O'Connor Free State

Deminoff 15 Repor ted In Ills Landings

Tokyo report states Gregorio Deminoff, former Comack Anti Soviet leader, allowed to land in Nagasaki for medical care. Illness specifics not disclosed. Town hall meeting on Lander water supply with Mayor Maxwell and others. Forestry Service official A H Carhart discussed campers and fishers near the watershed and potential pollution and pledged cooperation.

Tokio Juny Gregorio Beminoff Comack Agasaki Citizens Water Committee Lander Maxwell C. Parks C. J. Jones Smith Godfrey August Dupont RE. HH. Pourt John Bruce A. H. Carhart Forestry Service

Miller supports off duty on boxing clash policy

Albany New Jersey report states Governor Miller will maintain a hands off policy on the proposed heavyweight bout between Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills. He said he had no objection to a black man fighting a white man. The piece mentions business notices and local ads about theater shows and jobs.

Albany N. J Miller Jack Dempasy Harry Wills Sald

Colorado coal fields on alert as National Guard mobilizes

Quiet reported in Weld Boulder Fremont Huerfano and Las Animas counties amid mining disturbances. Nine companies of national guardsmen and state rangers are ready for action at seven towns after Wednesday night attacks that burned two bridges and two mine tips. Authorities plan investigations into bridge burnings and threats to miners with several arrests anticipated. Troop movements include placements at Longmont Boulder Fort Collins Bright Greeley Canon City and Denver.

Asselated Preas Denver Colorado Weld Boulder Fremont Huerfans Las Animas National Guards Patrick J. Hamrock Woul Casera Huerfano Longmont Fort Collins Bright Greeley Canon City B Cavalry Erie

French Woman Lenglen Wins Wimbledon Title

Misa Suzanne Lenglen of France, world champion, defeated Kathleen McKane of England 6 1 7 5 at the International Dram Court Tournament in Wimbledon. Lenglen likely to meet Molla Mallory in the finals.

Associated Prow Wimbledon England Misa Suzanne Lenglen France Mise Kathleen McKane Misa Lenglen Molla Bjuragedt Mallory

Automobile Parking Rules and Local Notices

In Accordance With two automobile ordinants here John Trace water commissioner carry attention to the fact that there shall be 00 parking of automobiles within ten feet of a street information or within fifteen feet of a fire hydrant red parking signs have been pained on the wurbs of Main and other streets Dam is proud of the fact that every cow in his dairy tested out 100 per cent Mr Gheehav is increasing his milk route every day and it keeps him hustling to supply his customers with the best of milk Notice in accordance with Article 1356 Wyoming Compil Statutes 1920 call is hereby made for the redemption of Fremont County Certificates of Indebt edness for the year 1930 Numbers 21445 to 91319 inclusive and for the year 1921 Numbers 22304 to 22055 inclusive Interest stops July 1 1982 J Bure County Treasurer

John Trace Tow Dam Gheehav Wyoming Fremont County

The Owls Advertise Earn Wealth Through Work

An irregular ad from The Owls of South Bend Tadley promises wealth through work at the Ten Ain Coolidge Store with no salary and no insurance. It seeks men in every state and hints at unpaid or high-risk compensation.

THE OWLS South Bend Tad

Indians Are In Business Themselves In Menominee Reserve

On the Menominee Indian Reservation at Keshawa Wisconsin a government lumber operation has built a $250,000 plus mill and a 220000 acre timber tract with about 50 miles of railroad. Indians are encouraged to work for wages and also act as independent jobbers with government credit to start. Superintendent Gutels oversees operations and trains Indians in proper methods to boost production. Congress controls timber harvest rates and profit distributions with yearly payouts ranging from about $10 to $300 per head, and one camp even uses a plow log as a watering trough. The article notes significant training and the goal of teaching business to the tribe.

Menomin Keshawa Wis Menominees Menomineca Neopit Ed A. Allen G. A. Gutehes New York Itis Washington

Local Judicial Candidate Announces Candidacy

A political announcement outlines a bid for district judge to succeed a retiring official and asks voters to support the candidate on election day. The text emphasizes commitment to upholding the will of the voters.

Tate

Government budget outlook grows dim for 1923 deficit

Washington notes the five year ending balance shows a deficit seen at 485 million dollars for fiscal 1923. Secretary Gilbert warns prospects remain poor as final treasury reports promise expenditures under 3.9 billion. He cites a debt reduction from the 1919 peak of about 3.6 billion as context for the current outlook.

Associated Press Washington Gilbert Treasury

Slowed Tourist Travel Forecast Driven by Holiday

The article notes very slow tourist traffic before the Fourth of July and warns of possible railroad strikes. It suggests a plan to land one bus daily to keep the operation profitable after year one, even if it requires workers to ride through the Park.

Cloudburst damages Montana rail lines and bridges

A cloudburst near Billings caused washouts on the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Union lines disrupting all trains. Swollen creeks damaged farms and washed out county bridges, prompting widespread property losses across the area.

Associated Prem Billings Mont Hillings Vielwity Herp

Dinner Honors Local Figures At Evening Event

Mra and Jack Wathon hosted a pleasant dinner last night in honor of Mins Julls Jirdaall. Guests included Eva and Beatrice Beaton Clie Savage Tea Langue Leora Puen Allen Welle and others from YYTE'S STORE and Fresh Pruite today with produce such as Towatoes Cantaoupe Grape Pruit Bananas Oranges Lomous New Potatoes.

Mra Jack Wathon Mins Julls Jirdaall Wereiswe Eva Beatrice Beaton Clie Savage Tea Langue Leora Puen Allen Welle Yyte's

Re-election Bid for Wyoming State Superintendent of Public Instruction

A garbled 19th century plea to voters outlines a candidate seeking re election as State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The letter claims a three and a half year tenure and asks Republican voters for support in the August 2 primary. It includes multiple OCR errors and mis-spellings.

Wyoming Park

Strike Orders Held Up For A Day

Detroit June 30 strike orders for four hundred thousand malleable workers and 98 percent of U S roads way employes were paused at the Brotherhood of Way Employes and Railway Laborers headquarters awaiting a conference with union leaders and rail executives called by the U S Railroad Labor Board in Chicago. Grand President BH FP Grable left for Chicago last night and warned that a breakdown could trigger an immediate strike reaction if talks fail today.

Associated Press Detroit Mich Way Brotherhood of Way Chicago United States Railroad Labor Board Grable Maintenance Brotherhood

Rebels Causing Much Trouble Near Veracruz

In Vera Cruz on June 30, report says Gorosave forces are active near Oxulama, forty miles south of Tampico. Federal troops under Generals Portas and Oz left their post as a general attack on the town is feared amid reports of attacks on the population.

Vera Cruz Gorosave Oxulama Tampico Antonio, Portas Martin= oz Lav Weaur Gorozave Trul

Fred Brown arraigned on murder attempt charge in Omaha

A charge of intent to commit murder is filed against Fred Brown known as the chain man. He allegedly held up H. B. Boyd at a Benson area hack with a revolver and chained him to a chair on May 27. The report also includes a court order in Fremont County Wyoming regarding sale of real estate of Ferguson Shiver.

Omaha Neb Pred Brown Shotwell Brown H. B. Boyd Benson Wyoming Fremont Sixth Judicial District Ferguson Shiver Perguacn Mitchell Decesaul Avid Court Anid Eaid Court Lauder Pramont Counsty East Lander Brewing Fest Maid Promonto Unity

Troops Ordered to Northern West Virginia Strike Zones

Two National Guard companies were sent from Charles City to Cabin Creek and Paint Creek districts to quell an incident march against open shop mines. Governor Morgan ordered mobilization after reports of bodies gathering on Paint Creek and marching toward Dry Branch of Cabin Creek. No fighting occurred.

Train Delayed By Flooding Near Fisher on Northwestern

Heavy rains and high water near Fisher 90 miles west of Douglas caused slight damage to railroad bridges on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Repairs were needed to weaken structures and the evening passenger train to Landeig was delayed two hours tonight.

Fisher Chicago and Northwestern Douglas Lanidee Ig

Labor Board to Hear Shopcrafts Leaders on Strike Threat

Chicago dispatch reports B M Jewell head of the shopcrafts union was asked to appear before the United States Railway Labor Board for an official inquiry into a threatened strike by four hundred thousand shopmen. Leaders had notified the board they would not delay the walkout and at two o'clock none of the shopcraft leaders or Jewell had appeared.

Chicago B. M. Jewell Shopcrafta UN Juny United States Railway Labor Board Shopcrafta Union United States Railroad Labor Board Wos Jewell Alx ‘Hopcrafts

Protest over scrapping arms center ships noted

Reports from Washington June 30 indicate protests and official observations following a navy scrapping bill. In North Dakota Porter F. McGumber trails Lynn J. Vrpier with preeminent vote tallies cited as unofficial results show the state leaning toward the party ticket.

Wasiuington Navy Wuns Trusty Associated Press Vargo N. D Porter Ff. McQumbir North Dakota Chuiroun Borate Finance Comm Uittes Muon Olay Weilsusley McGumber Lynn J. Vropier Mon Partisan League

Monarchists Rise in Silent Propaganda Wave

An OCR muddled report describes a growing monarchist campaign led by unnamed groups including a figure labeled Farmer Crown Urluen. The piece hints at public meetings and organized effort to influence politics, with references to a modern room and various unclear affiliations.

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