Miners Face April Strike as Wage Dispute Deepens
The miners president John L. Lewis fears operators will not meet for a new wage scale talks amid demands for a 20 to 20 percent cut. A strike is expected April 1 unless miners accept deep wage reductions. Labor Secretary Davis backs a meeting though no talks are arranged. Wyoming and Pennsylvania coal sectors face similar strain with open shop threats and internal union dissension. Farrington and Haggerty are noted as rivals to Lewis within the miners’ ranks.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Davis
Himselt
Delibcrate
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Lewie
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Howat
al of Lewis
Uvtarthame
Frank Farrington
Parrington
Organic
Patrick Oliday
Distelet No. 8
Thie Tne
Hut Lowry
Bank Robbery Attempt Foiled in Denver Vault Break
Police thwarted an early morning bank raid at the Metropolitan State Bank in downtown Denver after suspects drilled into the vault wall. Sixteen year old Harry Singer was arrested and allegedly confessed to acting alone. Singer said he drilled and detonated nitroglycerin, fled to a restaurant roof, rifled a cash register, and wore a waiter’s coat before police intake.
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DENVE
Metropolitan State Bank
Louis Papts
Dmunding
Clmt
Harry Singer
Aaid
Singer
Truck Driver Mishler Dies After Truck Overturns
Aspen Wyoming March 10 Noble Say Mishler 22 a Midwest Refining truck driver died after his loaded truck slid down a hill near Halt Creek and overturned. He left a wife Vera 20 and a one year old daughter. Mishler leaped from the truck as it lost control. the machine struck him. An investigation located the wreck half a mile from Salt Creek plant. He died on the operating table at Salt Creek hospital. He had worked for Midwest Refining as a truck driver for over a year.
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Aspen
Wyo
Noble Say Mishler
Midwest Refining Company
Creek
Vera
East A
Misbler
Salt Creek
Gan
Mishler
A. 8
Howeh
Galt Creek
Mishber
Hooch
Devonved
Midwest
Fragmentary Notice on Wyoma Breakfant Food Sale
A garbled excerpt references Wyoma Breakfant Food and a Landor sale last year. The readable portion suggests a discussion of costs or scale acceptance but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Landor
Abandon All Hope Strike Settlement Fails to Advance
Officials of the United Mine Workers report continued operator refusal to meet with miners in interstate wage talks. The policy committee may convene before April 1 to decide on future strike actions as the nationwide settlement effort appears endangered.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of Americar
Matinee Tomorrow at Grand Theatre
The Grand Theatre will stage its first roguine Saturday matinee tomorrow at 2 30 PM. The Picture features a star on Alice Brady. daytime price is 10 cents for children, half of the evening rate, inviting families to attend. The management promises an exact production of the evening show, comedy included.
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Grand Theatre
Alice Brady
Gione
The
Grand
Evening Post
Miss Catherine Hines Hosts Birthday Dinner Party
Miss Catherine Hines will host a birthday dinner tomorrow evening for twenty friends. Before the dinner the party will attend a matinee of Alice Brady in The Dawn of the East, then proceed to Cascade Street residence for a fairly good dinner.
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Alice Brady
Catherine Hines
Cascade Street
Casper Defeats Riverton In Easy High School Basketball Win
Casper easily beat Riverton high school in a basketball contest last night. The game reflected poorly on Caspers organization and suggested Cooper must slow a faster, more cohesive Riverton unit for the upcoming Laramie championship contests next week.
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Caaper Tribune
Casper
Riverton High School
Cooper
Laramie
Kaukauna Market Ad Promotes Meat Prices
Special Saturday only offers at Kureka Market feature good steer roasts and pot roasts priced at 12 1 2 to 16 cents with 20 cent breaks. Bolting beef advertised at 12 1 20. Local pricing context appears in an early 20th century ad listing.
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Kureka
Wurmeca
Small Morning Fire Causes Minor Floor Burn
A small fire was found in the Mascule Lidge room this morning around nine. A small hole burned in the floor and little damage occurred, likely starting from a cigarette discarded into a bucket. The loss was covered by insurance.
Military Apparel Show At Fish Droas Hate Heads City Visit
Merry Ovide of Ethete attends the city mission today as MBA W. A. Hoppe of Nud eon Wyoming invites the public to preview a new military styled display featuring summer hats and accessories.
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Iuritel
Mba W. A. Hoppe
Merry Ovide
Ethete
Oh & Dualeons
California Quake Tremors Rattle Homes Across Porterville
An early morning quake at 3 30 in Porterville awakened residents as doors swung and furniture moved. No major damage reported. Seismologists recorded a tremor of pronounced intensity at Georgetown University Observatory, with center about eighteen hundred miles south of Washington.
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Porterville
Call
Washington
Georgetown University Seismological Observatory
Francie A. Tonedorf
Marriage No Excuse for Eviction in Court Ruling
In New York Municipal Court Justice Morris ruled marriage is not a legal excuse to evict a tenant. He dismissed Jerome Hirsh's claim as he plans to wed, noting occupants James White and wife with four children retain rights until formal eviction.
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Associated Press
New York
Morris
Municippal Court
Jerome Hirsh
James White
Fourteen Hurt as Rio Grande Train Derails Near Salida
Fourteen people were injured, none seriously, when two Denver and Rio Grande Western train coaches derailed on a 20 foot embankment near Poncho Springs six miles from Salida Colorado. Officials attributed the wreck to a broken rail and said the injured were taken to Salida area hospitals.
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Sy Associated Presa
Denver
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Salida
Alamosa
Colorado
Poncho Springs
Earl of Derby offered India secretary post in parliament talks
Reports from parliamentary lobbies say the Earl of Derby, former secretary of war, was offered the India secretary role to replace Edwin S. Montague who resigned yesterday. A Madison dispatch notes a bank robbery with twelve thousand dollars seized. unrelated garbled text follows.
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Gby
London
Earl of Derby
Enthusiast Meeting Held in Lander Community
The Get-Together luncheon in Del Evan Cafe chaired by H. G. Birgell drew forty five local business leaders. Dr. Smith reported road progress ahead of summer driving, plans to reorganize the Lander band were set, and fish stocking efforts were discussed with state allocations forthcoming. Talks on tourist trade and city park improvements were noted for council action.
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Delevan
H. G. Birgell
Dr. Smith
Harry Darosberger
James Yorum
Franklin Dumin
Lander
B. Coolidge
Fish Committee
State Office
Fink
H. Q. Barber
Big Dance Monday Night With Hallowell Orchestra
The American Legion schedules a big Monday night event featuring the Hallowell Concert Orchestra of Chicago. A concert precedes a dance at 0:39, with high expenses covered by the Legion. organizers urge a large turnout to support the effort to bring the noted group to Lander.
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American Legion
Hallowell Concert Company of
Chicago, Jr
Lander
Wyoming
Lundee
J. A. Wentzell
Cheyenne Tribune
Cheyenne
Hallowell Musical Company
Kienge
Manhattan Beach
Marehveratore
Masanluko
D. B.A
Blind Ploughman
Clarke Bong
T. A. Wenteelt
Cavatinae—Raft
Salo
J, Payne
Bendix
ur—Bonnetti
B. Heccalar Morinot
Robert Ernst
Miomy Doar
J. A. Wentwil
Anvil
Verdi
The
Hallowell
Chicago
Legion
Taxpayers urged to mail income returns to Cheyenne
Wyoming residents reminded to send income tax returns to the Internal Revenue Collector in Cheyenne by the 15th to avoid trouble. M B Reynolds leads the office staff who are praised for helpful, courteous service and public information efforts. A Reporter notes LC Harnsberger's trip to Ilverton reports good road conditions for travel in the era.
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Internal Revenue Collector
Cheyenne
Taternal Revenue Collector
M. 8. Reynolds
State of
Wyoming
LC. Harnsberger
Ilverton
Lenten Tea Planned by Episcopal Ladies Guild
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church will host a Lenten Tea Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. Q. Wernsberger on Main Street. A wide variety of foods and plants will be offered, with Wyoming stew and bread set to be served.
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Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
Baturdey
Mm. L. Q. Wernsberger
Malastet
Ftolelock
Florida man wanted in Salt Lake City extradition action
J. D. Myers, a Florida real estate dealer, held in Salt Lake City on an alleged 1914 robbery of $54,000 in securities from the Continental National Bank. He was re-arrested after a five thousand dollar bond release when a telegram from the governor ordered his rearrest under extradition.
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Associated Press
J. D. Myers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Milton D. Joseph
Continental National Bank
Myers
Wah
Wireless radio control urged by government committees
Three government radio conference committees released their recommendations on allocating twenty wavelengths among wireless telephone classes and on government oversight of all commercial wireless transmitting stations. Rhode Island textile workers end seven week strike after intense talks. William H. Derrick of the Amalgamated Textile Workers cautioned the fight will continue if needed in the Pawtuxet valley where over 18 000 operatives are affected.
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Associated Prean
Washington
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
William H. Derrick
Amalgamated Textile Workers
Pawtuxet Valley
Earthquake Recorded at St. Bewin College
A minor earthquake lasting eight minutes was recorded on the seismograph at St. Be win College in Denver at 5 28 this morning.
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Associated Fresc
Denver
St. Bewin College
Jowell Seeks Dismissal of Wage Hearing Case
B M Jowell president of six shop crafts unions tells United States Railroad Labor Board he will present evidence Monday arguing that wage reductions across railroads fail to meet the transportation set in preliminary negotiations. In Angeles, Madalynée Glenchain testifies in her murder trial amid cross examination over her statements about J Belton Kennedy.
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Associated Press
Cardhac
B. M. Jowell
Uuins
United States Railroad Labor Board
Angeles
Mia
Madalynée Glenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Miners Predict Nationwide Strike On April First
In Columbus Ohio President Lee Hall of the Ohio Miners Union says a joint convention will harness a wide slate of miners in one of the country’s most vigorous actions. In Wyoming the district 428 official reports miners vote for a nationwide strike set to begin April 1, with details withheld.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lee Hall
Walon
Ouryenne
Wyo
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Genoa
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Madison
Randall Biate
Mire
Kennedy
Marels
Freee
Ductipe Kennedy
Lanter
Held
O. B
Coolidge
Manet
Enthusiasti
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Salt Lake
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