21 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1922
Page
1
The Evening Post reports a proposed large scale oil merger in the Lander area with projected development and substantial investment. Officials say details are being finalized and a full announcement may come within ten to thirty days.
A dispute over a saddle blanket led to a Sunday shooting at the Buffalo Creek ranch near Bar num Natrona County. Taylor allegedly fired three shots wounding Daly, who was in critical condition. deputy sheriff Deviin headed to arrest Taylor with Dr Victor R. Dackon.
In Columbus Georgia on March 22 a twister swept across Leg County Alabama killing two Black women and destroying property. Rain and hail accompanied the storm and many cattle were killed along with other livestock.
A note urges attendance at the Get-Together luncheon next Thursday at the Dolevan Cafe. A large crowd is anticipated to hear possible news about things to come, with a call for a sage crow to be present for the good news or the misfortune.
A large crowd gathered at the station last evening to greet the Lander contestants returning from the Laramie high school week events. Winners received cheers while many others felt content with a balanced showing, and students today recount the trip with pride.
Mrs Viole Mochling Grand Matron of Fend Chapter Wyoming will visit Olivet Chapter on April fifth. The event is expected to be one of the chapter’s largest meetings, featuring Judge T Blake Kennedy of the U S Court and numerous federal jurors who are members. Other official visits will occur in Riverton and Shoshoni.
Berlin March 1 Doctor Otto Ludwig Weidfelt appointed German Ambassador to the United States to fill the post vacant since February 1917. Weidfelt, about fifty, is a leading German industrialist and economist and was head of the Krupp works directorate.
Dallas dispatch reports an investigation into a masked whipping incident with bounty officials involved. A 17 year old girl described as hiding, while a man known as PM is linked to the case and a reward of five hundred dollars is offered for the arrest.
Fargo North Dakota March 21 delegates chosen at county conventions will meet March 28 to vote on A O Townley proposed balance of power plan. The split factions include Townley followers and the executive committee allied group led by A A Sivierbach with control of the Courier News. The convention will determine a full statewide ticket and the distribution of the paper’s stock along with membership rules and caucus openness.
Washington reports coal operators facing an April 1 strike refuse rational talks with miners or their union. George H. Cushing of the America Wholesale Coal Association blames indictments for price fixing charges as a factor in the operators' unwillingness to confer.
In Eldorado Arkansas on March 21 three children Edith Bessie and Trossia Bagsget died in a home blaze started by a broken gun pipe. Their mother and two brothers suffered severe burns while two other children escaped the fire.
Reports from Presa toaga Mat claim floods cover towns in Lutigak and Clinots with heavy damage in Wisconsin and Michigan from new storms. Wheat prospects threatened in Southern Indiana as large numbers of livestock are swept away.
In Cleveland on March 21 a campaign led by the local meat council aims to educate the public on meat prices and how the trade benefits from stable costs. Council members including T M Nash emphasize the effort helps both meat retailers and shoppers.
Wyoming Stockman Loan company reports all loan applications due by July 1 as War Finance Corporation winds down. The agency notes 21 million dollars in Wyoming support, credits its value to livestock financing, and outlines renewals and ongoing work as funds liquidate ahead of withdrawal.
Secretary of State Hughes sent a letter to the Senate denying any secret agreement with Britain on cooperation. The letter calls the charges absolutely false and urges no further aspersions on American delegates. The exchange sparked a heated Senate debate and a push to return the matter to committee.
Washington in March 1991 sees millions of dollars in income taxes to be refunded following an IRS interpretation of a Supreme Court decision. The ruling held that income accumulated by a trustee for unborn or unascertained persons was not taxable.
The Southwestern Political Benevolent Association holds its third annual convention at the University of Oklahoma March 23 to 25 bringing together six states. Sections include economics international relations public law and political science with addresses by prominent Southwest figures. J W Shartell of Oklahoma City will speak on investment values and rate making.
Opponents of four power pact face strong criticism in a Secretary Hoover address. Majoriy Stickney and other leaders spoke at Congregational and Capelet churches in Wyoming and Utah outlining YWCA work, moral guidance, and social outreach amid questions about subversion fears.
In Augusta on March 21 the Republicans hold the Third Maine Congressional district though with a reduced margin. John B. Nelson, Republican, defeats Democrat Mier L. McLean by 6 204 votes as returns from fifty six small precincts come in.
Washington reports the soldiers' bonus bill will be taken up by the House Thursday under a suspension of rules. The action follows a conference between Speaker Gillett and Rules Committee Chairman Campbell outlining the plan.
London March 21 Sir Robert Horne Exchequer Chancellor said in the House of Commons he does not propose to make any conditions to the American government as to payment of our due obligations.
Paris report says a Chinese student fired four shots at Chen Lu the Chinese Minister to France on March 21 none of the bullets struck the minister. An accompanying Chinese engineer Tao Gow was wounded in the shoulder and treated.
John Duval Dodge, Detroit millionaire, goes on trial in Kalamazoo for driving while intoxicated after a midnight joyride on March 1. Three young women were invited into the car. one leaped out, injuring her hand. Earl was convicted of drunkenness. Dodge faces illegal transportation of liquor charges based on officers finding liquor in the machine.
In Fort Morgan Colorado, March 21, Helen Mura 22 a North Star rural school teacher was shot dead in front of pupils by Naggarina Stabio 26 a rejected suitor. Stabio then killed himself, in a fatal domestic attack.
Prime Minister Lloyd George will return to the House of Commons on April 4 and immediately seek a debate on government policy toward the Genoa economic conference. Austen Chamberlain said the government will move to test the House's confidence on the policy. Lost one auto chain, contact Dr J Le Linn.
In Miami on March 21, C M Clayton vice president of the Miami National Bank was arrested on a warrant charging violation of federal prohibition laws. The case marks a rare enforcement action against a high city financial official.
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