Judge Brown Announces Candidacy for Re election
District Judge C Brown told the Evening Post he will seek re election to the Sixth Judicial District. He plans Republican primaries nomination and a later formal announcement. He will run on his record from this term and asks voters to decide its merit. The post notes Brown has many friends across the three counties and expects no opposition.
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C. Brown
Evening Post
Sixth Judicial District
Brown
Jene Trown
Steel Presidents Summoned in Merger Probe
The Federal Trade Commission ordered the presidents of more than a dozen dependent steel companies to provide full information on a proposed merger before any plan is consummated or transfers made. Names include Lackawanna and Bethlehem. Also noted are local court cases and a Youth banquet at the Vocational High School with a promenade to follow. Dr WT Jones announces Mrs Martha Lindley Hull will run model training classes at the Summer School, with Charlotte Steinbach and Lovisa Wagner as instructors.
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Vocational High School
WT. Jones
State Training School
Martha Lindley Hull
Vancouver
B. C
Mise Charlotte Steinbach
Lovisa Wagner
University of Wyoming
Notice of probate hearing for Edward Tweed will
Notice is hereby given that on June 6 1082 at 1 80 o clock p m in the Court Room of the Diatelet Court Fremont County Lander will occur the hearing of the petition of Barah Tweed for proving the will of Edward Tweed deceased and the appointment of said petitioner as executor. Dated this May 14 20 27.
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Diatelet Court
Fremont County
Lander
Barah Tweed
Edward Tweed
Ene Eutrin Phoroot
Spa
Chicago Police Chief Sued Over Arrests After Bombings
Flour damages of 50 000 each sue Chief of Police Pitamorik and other officers for false arrest and imprisonment following raids on the Chicago Building Trade Council headquarters last Wednesday. Arrests came after the slaying of two policemen in bombings and shootings Tuesday night.
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le Associated Press
Cuecago
Chicago
Bandits Robbed Newspaper Office in Los Angeles
Two youths robbed the Los Angeles Herald circulation department last night, escaping in a car with 535 dollars after surprising two cashiers. The crime occurred near the police station, as officers investigate the bold caper.
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Associated Pros
Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Herald
Grand Theatre Announces New 1922 Pictures
The Grand Theatre states it will show first run productions in 1922 from major studios including Paramount, Universal, Metro, and Goldwyn. It promises a lineup of upcoming big pictures as it enters its second year in business.
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Grand Theatre
Busines
Paramount
Pirot National
Goldwyn
Universal
Robertson-Cole
Metro
Zelanie
Bryn Mawr to Offer Summer Term for Women in Industry
Women who work with their hands for their trade will study at Bryn Mawr College this summer in a second term for women in industry. The program prior term drew wealthy daughters and now aims to teach factory, laundry, glove making, telephone operating and other trades. Last year enrollments reached about 40 with 100 applications for the June 16 to August 10 term. An express note mentions a local fruit and produce delivery this morning.
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Philadelphia
Atudente
Bryn Mawr Colege
Noble Hotel to Open Dinner Service Tomorrow
The Noble Hotel announces a grand opening dinner in its new dining room tomorrow night at one dollar per plate. Music will accompany the event and every table is expected to fill. reservations should be made immediately. The printed menu is shown below.
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Tha Noble Hotel
Sunday Dining Menu Offers Roast Beef and Chicken Dinners
Sunday May 14 1922 special table d hote dinner priced at 1.00 features Cream of Chicken Consomme Royal Hearts of Celery olives roast young chicken stuffed jelly roast prime ribs of beef au jus baked Virginia ham champaigne bane broiled veal chops maitred hotel pilot of mignon tartar sauce noble special sirloin steak whipped potatoes white house salad parker house rolls assorted beer pumpkin pie vanilla ice cream and coffee milk music
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Noble
White House
Parker House
Floods Swamp Bristol as Beaver Creek Deluges City
A May 13 Bristol report notes Beaver Creek floodwaters caused about 600000 in damage across central downtown Bristol. A cloudburst at Walden, Virginia, sent high waters spilling into many business streets, with debris left as waters receded.
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Bristol
Beaver Creck
Elo
Walden
Pirst Congregational Church Service Report May 14 1922
Pirst Congregational Church Lander Wyoming Evans minister. May 14 1922 morning worship includes processional doxology invocation lord s prayer responsive service hymn 8 gloria patri anthem trust in the sound offertory bernon the excellency of wisdom benediction by Rev B King.
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Beriptust Lemony. Jones
B. King
John Bengon
Bermon
Elaas Panswa
Evening Worship Theme Delineates Modern Church Teaching
A newspaper item notes an evening worship theme titled The Enely Church Teaching the Modern Church. It lists the graduating class 1022 including Eugyne Godfrey Harold Wendt Raymund Chapman Ralph McCaun Lawrence Gawain Victor Evans Don ald Marry Carl Foarten Lawrie Priddy Marry Horpovker Wrink Hayes Catherine Cuathgy Nettle Long Eves Heaton Ruby Uaeria Blanshe Hallenges Tom Culeman Russel Manson Glatyy Adame Nera Joan Butte Mitenherh Mus George Hudson Rey Brenton Bishand Tweed Pearl Mitchell Maurice Doane.
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Eugyne Godfrey
Harold Wendt
Raymund Chapman
Ralph McCaun
Lawrence Gawain
Victor Evans
Donald Marry
Carl Foarten
Lawrie Priddy
Marry Horpovker
Wrink Hayes
Catherine Cuathgy
Nettle Long
Eves Heaton
Ruby Uaeria
Blanshe Hallenges
Rey Brenton
Bishand ‘Tweed
Pearl Mitchell
Maurice Doane
YYPH's Store Arrives Morning Express
A garbled notice notes YYPH's Store arriving in the morning by express with apples oranges lettuce and green pop available. Contact phone 15 &.
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FYFES
Express
Chang Sets Up Independent Government In China
General Chang Tro-Lin, former Mukden governor, proclaims an independent government at Luonehow after severing ties with the president. He pledges to protect foreign lives and property, seeks friendly powers, and notes past Japanese aid. News from the Kaoiling mining area warns of growing danger as American railroad troops weigh withdrawal.
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Tien Tsin
China
Chang Tro-Lin
Mukden
Hiv
Luonehow
Fopidi
Hin
Chang
Japan
Kaipling
New Gale for Harvest Hands in Midwest States
National Farm Labor Exchange plans a meeting at Kansas City to set a standard wage for harvest workers moving between states with eight states represented. The Associated Press reports efforts to unify pay amid cross state labor.
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Associated Prews
KANSA
CIPY
Middle West
National Farm Labor Exchange
Provident
Exchane
Train held up by masked robbers near Agizolla
In Phoenix Arizona May 13 two masked bandits robbed a mixed train of the Arizona and Now tailroad fifteen miles from Clit Agizolla at eleven pm. They looted four pouches from the rear and fled after piling ties on the track. Passengers were not molested and the engineer was told not to move the train for twenty minutes. The train had baggage, passenger, combination and freight cars and carried only three passengers at the time.
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Prem
Phoenix
Arizona
Clit- Agizolla
Hiant
Future stance of railroad station agents debated at convention
Minneapolis May 13 The national convention of station agents weighs the U S Railroad Labor Board decisions and a possible reorganization merging with telegraphers and clerks. Delegates may approve a change to the American Association of Railway Agents and a new constitution, while considering a clause binding members to board rulings.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United States Railroad Labor Board
Luna
Tt Peasent
Prevent
Mother's Day Service Invites at Revering Congregational Church
A Mother's Day notice invites families to attend worship at Revering with the spirit of the day. The Methodist church welcomes all to Sunday services and a Sunday School at 10 o'clock followed by the High School Baccalaureate at the Congragative church.
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Methodist Church
Dunes
Pantor
SERVIONS AT TRINITY CELEBRATION AND PRAYERS
Fragmentary note reports a Trinity church service schedule with a morning prayer at 1 am and a communion service, plus a Gorman item at 1 am. Details are unclear and several words unreadable.
Man Killed By Neighbor On Main Street
Jean Deap 63 shoots and kills John Halter 25 on Main Street in full view of crowds at 4 30 pm. Halter dies at once. Deap held by police. Divorce proceedings pending between Deap and his wife in superior court.
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Tucson
Arizona
Jean Deap
John Halter
Main Street
Halter
Deap
Beap
Kentucky Derby Running Today in Louisville Crowd Over 50,000
More than 50 000 spectators gather in Louisville for the 48th Kentucky Derby run this afternoon. The weather is cloudy and warm promising a fast track. Eleven thoroughbreds start with Morovich the Benjamin Black colt favored to win.
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Louisville
Morovich
Benjamin Black Colt
Mortgagee Sale Notice in Fremont County Wyoming
Earl Warren and Lizzie C Warren of Premont County Wyoming mortgagee to A W Friday and Martha L Priday of Pueblo County Colorado for 1000 with interest. The mortgage on the west half of the northwest quarter section 21 township 1 south range 3 east winds River Meridian Premont County Wyoming recorded Sept 16 1920. Default, taxes paid 1921, no suit filed. Notice of foreclosure by sale at 11 am at the Court House front door in Lander Fremont County Wyoming on a June day. Mortgagees A W Priday and Martha L Priday. Apr 28 May 9 19 3 30 June 1
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Earl Warren
Lizzie C. Warren
Premont County
Wyoming
A. W. Friday
Martha L. Priday
Pueblo County
Colo
Hange
Wind River Meridian
Court House
Lander
Fremont County
Martha
Priday
Flow ers Tonight at the Prom
The article reports uncertain flow or schedule details for an event at the Prom tonight and tomorrow morning. If the team arrives on time, the flow will proceed tonight. delays may push it to the Prom tomorrow morning.
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Lidive
Pre‘mont
Gun Club to Hold Open Shoot Tomorrow
Gun Club members will hold a shoot on their grounds tomorrow morning at the usual range. The event is open to club members and invited visitors, with targets set for various gauge firearms and safety rules emphasized throughout.
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Olleeke Tamerrow
Wreck of Lehigh Valley Express Near North Leroy
Eastbound Black Diamond Express derailed after colliding with a car at a grade crossing near North Leroy. Three cars overturned, one person killed and about 25 injured. Train crew and physicians dispatched from Batavia, with reports of automobile driver deceased.
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Batavia
Lehigh Valley
North
Leroy
Prion
Dorturs
Plane crash near Lisbon to Brazilian coast injures two pilots
May 1 report says Captaine Coutinho and Baca ira, two Portisero airmen, fell in the ocean Thursday during a long distance flight from Lisbon to the Brazilian coast. They were rescued over 100 miles from St Paul’s Rocks by a sailing vessel. The British steamer salvaging the plane says it is severely damaged but repairable.
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Pernaambdoa
Knights of Pythias Move to Exclude Klan Members
May 14 report from San Vicente LoCo states William Laden, system chancellor of the Knights of Pythian of New York, will seek suspension of any member found to belong to the Ku Klux Klan. He vows a firm stance at the national convention to uphold order and unity within the Knights.
Bankers Oppose the Bonus Bill
The Associated Press reports bankers, gathered at the American Bankers Association annual meeting, opposed a proposed bonus bill. They warn it strains federal reserve policy and could affect military pensions and retainment, demanding federal restraint and careful financial handling.
Late Telegraph Report From Pueblo Arrest Sparks Job Dispute
A garbled telegraph note from Pueblo describes a cold evening incident where a man entered a shop demanding work and threatened workers before leaving, triggering an arrest and raising questions about employment disputes tied to the polnk of a worker.
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