President Reports 1922 Budget Savings Ahead of 1921
President Harding transmitted Director Dawes's budget report showing five year expenditures reduced by over 1.6 million dollars compared with the prior five years. The current year’s actual outlay is expected to be about 3.92 billion, down from the September estimate, with substantial savings attributed to the Budget Bureau’s routine government controls and inter department transfers.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Dawes
Soe
Uber
Budget Bureau
Howse Appropriation Committee
Burns
Tennessee
House
Kester Dawes
Alo
Congram
United States
Columbia
Loveland Gunfire Sparks City Blackout Rescue
Loveland reports a gang of bandits firing into a power plant, plunging the city into darkness as two policemen confronted them. Mrs. C. M. Jones is to preside over 41 Junehoon this afternoon at her Capitol Hill home in honor of Mrs. Josephine McIntyre of Cumper.
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Loveland
Golo
Associated Presa
Mra. C
Jones
Capitol Hill
Hove
Mev
Josephine McIntyre
Cumper
Allies Agree on Baltic Russia Loan At Conference
Prime Minister Lloyd George and Italy's Foreign Minister urged Russian delegates to accept the Allied memorandum and the promise of an international loan. Reported loan amount is 300,000,000 gold francs with Russia seeking three billion rubles. Allies insist the funds be invested in reconstruction work.
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Asociated Press
Genoa
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Bchanzer
Italy
Russia
Rosxis
Big Improvement in Building and Fire Notice
Building operations in the United States rose 82 percent in 1921 from the prior year, with building material costs down 38 percent, dropping the average cost of a family dwelling from 4314 to 3925 dollars. A fire alarm near Delevar Cafe was quickly put out by Lander volunteers, showing the town’s capable department.
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Giro
Delevar Cafe
Lander Auto Co
Lander
National Hospital Day Observed For May 12
Hospitals nationwide celebrate the second annual National Hospital Day on May 12. The event aims to acquaint the public with hospital services and has drawn donations of money supplies and equipment. Bishop Randall Hospital invites all to visit, hoping business and religious groups participate and the day proves financially and socially successful.
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Naional
United States
Jmshop Randall Hospital
Bishop Randall Hospital
Bank statement note on national banks mood May date
The treasurer or currency recorder notes the condition of all National Banks at the close of business. The report covers May May style and states the official tone of the market as observed in Washington.
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Wabhinton
Prilay
Riot at Cook county jail leads to inmate whippings
Leaders of a Chicago Cook county jail riot were moved from cells and whipped by Warden Wesley Westbrook before guards quelled the disturbance. The riot began over limits on visitor access, on the fourth tier, with prisoners setting flaming blankets and creating dense smoke as guards fought the unrest from 9:30 a.m. to after midnight.
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Preas
Chicago
Cook County
Wesley Westbrook
Mississippi flood refugees overwhelm New Orleans area
About 70,000 people are homeless across Mississippi and Louisiana due to the flood. Roughly 40,000 are fed by Red Cross and other groups, while 30,000 remain in refugee camps or awaiting space. Camps are at capacity as more evacuees arrive hourly and funds are deemed inadequate.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisana
Red Cross
Wight
Wyoming Proclaims Mother's Day By Governor Carey
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims Mother's Day in Wyoming at the urging of the American Legion Auxiliary. The notice designates a statewide day of remembrance and gratitude to mothers, urging all residents to honor their mothers and the important role they play in families.
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Robert D. Carey
Btate
Wyoming
American Legion Auxiliary of
Water supply criticized amid public health clash
A local paper reports that Dr. Tonkins, state public health officer, found water conditions poor in Itako and nearby, while editors and town figures dispute the assessment. The piece urges immediate action before tourist season, criticizing Dr Tonking and questioning the officials’ plan and funding.
Post Office Burned in Nebraska Mystery Blaze
Omaha May 8 The post office at Belleven Nebraska ten miles south of Orenha was destroyed by fire after an explosion authorities believe caused by an auto blower whose body was burned. The explosion preceded the fire which also damaged a neighboring building. A night watchman said he saw two strange men driving a automobile through town before the blast.
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Omaha
Belleven
Nebraska
Orenha
Birne
Lauder Guard Holds Sunday Shoot at 10 AM
The Lauder Guard held a morning shoot yesterday at 10 o clock with a good crowd. Pleasant weather influenced the plan to keep Sunday sessions short to allow members time with their families.
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Lauder
Burglars Break into Home on Third Street
Catherine Coolidge, alone with her father away, frightened burglars prying at a window Saturday night on Third Street. She fled to town for help, and police notified. When returned, the intruders had fled, likely scared off by the young woman.
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PB. B. Coolidge
Third Street
Catherine
Schwoob Named A Receiver In Public Notice
A garbled dispatch reports Schwoob named a receiver in a public notice issued by President Mordbig. The statement promises a forthcoming allocation of funds and urges readers to place early orders with Bragor Tus ker Co as several entities including Manny Plante and Gladiolna are mentioned with expected arrivals tonight.
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Washington
Atuward Hf
Mordbig
Manny Plante
Dadian
Gladiolna
Asfora
Aluakan
Bragor Tusker Co
Beovor Lumeter Co
British veteran seeks embassy escort over alleged conspiracy
Alexander E. Robertson, a British war veteran from Newark New Jersey, asks the British Embassy to send an agent to Washington to protect him from private detectives he says are trying to railroad him out of the country amid his pursuit of Miss Mary Culberson, linked to Senator Culberson. He seeks embassy help to arrest two men charged with impersonating federal officers after earlier kidnapping charges. The pair reportedly met as University of Texas students and reconnected in Washington at Miss Culberson’s private chamber.
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Presa
Newark
N. J
Alexander E. Robert~ Wun
Texas
Robertson
Mixx Culberson
University of Texas
Washington
Misa Cullersen Ins
Cehnel
Sidy Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
Edward A. Christesison
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Christenson
My Associated Prews
New York
Joyo
Culberson
Hurus Detective Agency
Associated Prean
Tdoson Arizona
Siay
Paul Hadley
Estaver
Okla
Homa
Mia
Anna C. Johnson
Menvor
Threat to blow up American Legation in Sofia
An anarchist paper delivered to U S Minister Charles S Wilson warned that a second attack would not fail as a bomb wrapped in a note claimed vengeance for two Communists convicted of murder in Massachusetts. The May threat followed US protests over their release.
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Associated Pres
Sofia
Bulgaria
Legation
United States
Lrlaga
Massachusetts
Charles 8. Wilson
Tornado hits Ponca City area causing injuries and damage
A tornado swept through Corres 14 miles southwest of Ponca City this morning. The Christian Church was demolished and multiple buildings damaged while several people were reported injured amid a heavy downpour.
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Associated Prem
Ponca City
Oldwhona
John Tobbs
Corres
Here
Christian Church
Local notes and notices from Lanier area routine
Mrs W J Hines and daughters Elizabeth and Mildred return from Casper. I L Burch of Daly Company is in town on business with merchants. Edward Tweed Sr died in Santa Rosa and his body arrives in Lanier. funeral at Trinity Church Arch Bacon Dray presiding. Dr Thomas G Maghwetet to Denver on business. Orders for plants and bulbs from Beavor Lume ter Co. Fred Noble seriously ill at E E Coon’s home. State Highway Dept official returns to Shoshoni. Dinwirl liv project may bring Mr Manion back to Lanier. Patriotic League meeting at Mrs L C Harnsberger’s. luncheon for Senior Girls of Vocational High School. Whist scores noted. Misses McKenzie and Butts mentioned. Mrs Eugene Amoretti leaves for Leaver to handle business. Miss Molly O'Brien back from Thermopolis. G H Paul and Mrs Paul visit Lander. Judge Brown and B Caulehan in town. Milwaukee visitor B Rudeaul seeks local business interests. For sale two milk cows and one mare. three-room furnished apartment for rent on Male Street. Arthur Cook on business trip to Riverton. Forest Dept interval. Doc Strutt returns to Riverton. Brant confined to hospital. Judge Co Brown arrives from Deugley. court to start with matiralleation matter. Rand a visitor for North Itlond company.
Wilson Goes After Reed In Letter
A May letter from a former president to a Missouri governor attacks United States Senator Jamon A Row and urges defeating Row to redeem the Democratic Party. The note also mentions the Democratic nomination race between Reed and Breckenridge Long.
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Associated Views
ST. Louis
May W
United States
Jamon A Row
Missouri
Woodrow With
Lon Stephens
Wilson Wind Jetter
Red
Breckenridge Long
Doomed to bury with heart disease on the New York route
Aboard a train bound for New York City Joh N Watteryni reportedly died of heart disease. his body prepared for burial in Dayton Ohio, with the valet present when the death occurred, as reports from Atlantic City and Associated Press details emerge about the event.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Joh N. Watteryni
Odiry
National Cast Register & Only
Lis
Dayton
Ohio
Patterson
City
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Ted Tweed
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Ene
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Mises Frances Chez
Ethel Gunchosky
Blanchy Ballangee
Pearl Mitchwil
Ruby Tmorris
Gladys Adams
Eva Benton
Patrice Beaton
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Catherine Coolidge
Eugene Amoretti
Leaver
Molly O'Brien
Thermopolis
G. H. Paul
Paul
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BR. B. Caulehan
Wheatland
Ening
B. Rudeaul
Milwaukee
Oliver Laloes
Arthur Cook
Riverton
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Doc Strut
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Randall Thompital
Randa
Itlond Company
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Wilson
Reed
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War Finance Corporation
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Neff
Pullfield
Kirvin
Associated Prowf
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