Lander Kiwanis Club Luncheon Details Water Plan and Clean Up
The Lander Kiwanis Club held a noon meeting at K P Hall with a well attended luncheon by Methodist Church ladies. Topics included water supply for Lander, assigned to a committee led by E H Font Mayor Maxwell and Dr P F Godfrey for a report, plus Clean-Up week and city cooperation. Sub committees were formed for four city sections with a prize for the cleanest area. The Slogan committee arranged to print the motto Where Rails End and Trails Begin on business letterheads.
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Lander
Wit
Dirsineas
Charles Sproul
Richard le Rossignol
H. Stone
August Dupont
Welter Muir
Rock Springs
Me. Smith
Gasper
W. G. Harrison
Cheypenne
Barbers Cut Prices in Lan der May 2 1922
Local barbers approve price cuts at the Noble Hotel Shop offering 85 cents for a shave and 50 cents for a haircut starting May 2 1922. Signatures include J Trimmer A Lewis and J E B Yocum. Associated Press report notes separate British House of Commons discussion on land reform and the creation of a Ministry of Lands with tenant rights provisions.
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Lander
J. Trimmer
A. Lewis
Noble Hotel
J. EB. Yocum
Associated Press
London
Crown
Ministry of Lands
House of Common
Girl's Reserve installs 13 new officers at Congregational Church
The Girl's Reserve held a candle lighting service and installation of 13 new officers led by Elizabeth Hinds as president and Eva Beaton as retiring vice president. Alice Earley presented the membership roll. Farrel Carter announced the new president elect.
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Girl's Reserve
Congregational Church
Clara Earley
Elizabeth Hinds
Alice Earley
Eva Beaton
New View
Teaponse
Farrel Carter
Elizabeth Martin
Ruth McIntyre
Parvel Carter
A. T. Eyana
School Election Yields Board and Levy Results
Yesterday's municipal vote chose Vocational High School Board candidates W. E. Hardin 123, Charles Mackey 184, Foater Scott 139. School District No. 1 elected H. G. Tizgell 133 and A. H. Cooper 192 for two years, E. W. Frankenfeld 65 for third seat, plus P. FE. Godfrey 152 for one year. Voters also approved regular levy of 10500 and special levy of 4500 with majorities 189 to 2.
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Folows
Vocational High School Board
W. E. Hardin
Charles Mackey
Foater Scott
H. G. Tizgell
A. H. Cooper
E. W. Frankenfeld
P. FE. Godfrey
Minister Abducted and Thrown Into Ditch in Lawton
In Lawton Oklahoma on a Saturday night pastor Thomas Levin was abducted by three men and dumped in a ditch near Lawton. He was tied and half unconscious when found. A civil court inquiry will determine if criminal charges will follow. In London a cabinet resignation was reported to permit partial ministry reorganization.
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Lawton
Okla
May
Lawton Presbyterian Church
Thomas Levin
President to be asked to approve new soldier bases plan
The Bonate Vinante Committee of Republicans will ask President Haining to approve a soldier bases plan differing from the Hershe measure, citing minor labor detail concerns.
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Washington
Haining
Woman Faces Probe After Mysterious Deaths and Insurance
Cleveland report says Coroner will exhume a man’s body to test for poison as part of a probe ordered by County Prosecutor Edward Stanton. A woman held on unrelated charges is suspected in a string of deaths tied to eleven thousand dollars in life insurance amid her six marriages. Three husbands died mysteriously and two children from her first marriage died from believed accidental poisoning.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Edward Stanton
Hammond
Earl Warren
Elizabeth C. Warren
Fremont County
Wyoming
A. W. Friday
Martha L. Friday
Pueblo County
Colorado
Riverton
Fremont
Court House
Lander
Sald Mle
A. W
Marthal
Muiday
Mortagees
Clean Up Week Drives Tenne Wagone Truck Donations
Town announces Clean Up Week as donations of tenne wagone and trucke are requested. Persons willing to contribute should contact the Town Clerk or Vrank Mrwwer to arrange pickup or delivery.
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Tenne
Sunday School Services Draw Large Attendance at Armory
A Sunday School rally in the Armory united Congregationalist Methodist Episcopal and Baptist groups with 435 representatives. Students sang hymns read scriptures and recited passages while a pantomime of Rock of Ages by Mrs Arnold's class impressed the crowd.
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Armory
Arenold
Congregational Sunday School
Track Meet Results Show Lander Domination Across Events
Rews from the track meet list Lander athletes sweeping results in events like javelin, shot put, pole vault, high jump, broad jump, and sprints. Raymond Chapman leads as high point scorer with 17 points. Alex Marty and Frank Maya notable in field and sprint events. Riverton competitors also place in several finals. The meet notes mention poor track conditions yet praise the athletes for their performances.
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Raymond Chapman
Lander
Wendall Munson
Thim
BR. Munson
8 Wicks
Riverton
Stanley Wicks
Rovond
Lanier
M. Garrity
Piest
Seeond
Rose
Munion
Hy Chapman
Jack McGarity
Lawrence Hanaeum
Lawrence Hanecum
Bocowl
J. McGarity
Russell Munson
Tander
Seeenkin
Prank Maya
Secon
Leo Coleman
Richard Tweed
Reiley
Prank Hoys
Lawrence Hansoum
Laneder
Tims
Minubew
Aeoonile
Watalpolnta
Marty
Wes
Girl Held and Three Charged in Murder Case
Miss Vallet Black Duncan, 19, a divorcee, was arrested in Atlanta area, charged with murdering her two and a half year old nephew Hollis Boyd. The child was found dead in her apartment after a night when three gas jets were left on. Police say she attempted suicide after the quarrel with a man named B C Dulsay, a wealthy Atlanta businessman.
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Associated Press
Ontokeo
Radio transmission of pictures grows likely says Porter
L O Porter president of the Motion Picture Engineers predicts radio transmission of films is not only possible but probable. He says today pictures are transmitted by radio and extending to a series of pictures is the next step.
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Boston
L. O. Porter
The
Motion Picture Engineers
Porter
Relief fund approved for flood area soccer arena
The House committee reported favorably a bill providing one million dollars for relief of the soccer venue flooded along the Mississippi River arena.
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Washington
Mississippi River
House
Mississippi governor suit dismissed for lack of jurisdiction
The $100,000 damages suit by Francis Dirkhead, a stenographer, against Mississippi Governor Susell for seduction was dismissed in federal court for lack of jurisdiction. Other notes report Henry Dougherty's $25,000 fee related to a 1919 case, immigration bill progress, and criticisms of the Senate Finance Committee over a new tariff bill.
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Jackson, Miss
Francis Dirkhead
Susell
Mississippi
Washington
Harry Dougherty
O. W. Morne
New York
Moree
Atlanta
Senate Today
Caraway
Arkunaat
Fire alarm at Wilwarde house barn damaged
A noontime alarm reported a blaze at the rear of the B. D. Wilwarde residence on Garfield Street. Firemen battled a small fire in the barn and several outbuildings. the flames were extinguished with minor damage and no injuries reported.
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B.D. Wilwarde
Garfield Atred
Borah Talks Imperialism in Halti Santo Domingo Debate
By Associated Press New York May 3 Genator Borah of Tinbo urged a policy of imperialism in relations with Haiti and Santo Domingo at a Halti Santo Domingo Independence Society gathering. He said we destroyed their governments and killed their people, replacing them with a military regime.
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New York
United States
Halti
Santo Domingo
Genator Boral
Tinbo
Merchants Plan Friday Closure on Clean-Up Day
Stores including Oswald & Read M. N. Caldwin Co Dupont & O Nea l Cash Grocery Ta T Byte Akina & Co announce May 1 as Clean-Up Day closure. Also offered Fresh Lettuce Apples Oranges Grapes. For sale items listed with unclear trade offer and port condition, address Fh 0 Tia G24.
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Oswald & Read, M. N. Caldwin Co
Dupont & O'Neal
Cash Grocery
Ta T. Byte
Akina & Co
Gol Ronnlog Oder
Iit
Unclear Local Names Report Farm Service Visit and Travel
Local residents include W. G. Kloiber of Gody arriving at a distant area, seeking duties as forest manager for a national forest. Mrs. William Brown of Tharmopolis travels to Lander for several days on business.
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W. G. Kloiber
Gody
U. Fi
Washable National Forest
Whilam Brown
Tharmopolis
Businger
Lander
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