Fremont County Vocational High School Holds Fourth Commencement
The fourth annual commencement of Fremont County Vocational High School was held in the school assembly hall. The program opened with a church invocation and a Kipling recessional sung by a mixed quartet. Superintendent Foote announced wheel scholarships to Ruby Harris and Harry Hornecker and described a new scholarship society. Casper guest J G McGlade delivered an education address titled The School and the Community. Diplomas were awarded by Hon. W. E. Hardin to 26 graduates, who join the Vocational High School Alumni.
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Anauil
Fremont County Vocational High School
Vocational High School
Kev Tt. M. Jonesy
Methodist Church
Kipling
Clara Barley
Farlow
William Dugan
Josph Gaiser
Hy & Meoun
George Hornsberger
Baldwin
Baas
Foote
State University
Lara Nile
Ruby Harris
Harry Hornecker
Harry Baldwin
J. G. McGlade
Casper
W. E. Hardin
Vocational High School Board
Another Revolt in Old Mexico Recurs in 19th Century News
Mexico City May 1 The Secretary of War Serrano travels toward Frontera in Tabasco stopped at Vera Cruz after learning 300 rebels led by Jose Segovia sacked Frontera. The War Department reports Begovias forces were surprised and defeated during celebrations. Secretary Serrano plans a war council of departments in the Talmian territory to coordinate actions against General Carine Frets.
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Mexico City
Serrano
Frontera
Tabanew
José Segivia
Zaragoss
Vera Crus
War Department
Begovias
Herrano
War Council
Tobacco and Chiapas
Hermoan
Carine Frets
Little Commencement Graduates Thirty One to High School
Yesterday afternoon a small ceremony saw thirty one grammar school students advance to high school. W B Hardin gave an apt address to the class of 1920 era and Dr A H Cooper awarded the diplomas. A new 1928 Por Vive passenger car was also mentioned in the surrounding notice.
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W. B. Hardin
A. H. Cooper
Martie
Colorado officers leave for funeral of Justice Morton Bailey
Denver May 10 Colorado authorities were elated today by the funeral process for Justice Morton Bailey of the supreme court who died Tuesday with officers attending the service and prayers offered for his family and the court.
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Denver
Colorado Anite
Morton
Bailey
Aupreme Court
Chilean Peruvian conference reassembles after recess
Washington May 19 after a two day recess the Chilean Peruvian conference was called together again this morning delegates are hopeful that definite results will soon be attained. Discussion remains confidential but Chileans insist the validity of the treaty of Ancon is not open to question and that they are there to consider the fulfillment of uniform provisions
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Associated Prasy
Washington
Riverton to stage What Happened to Jones next Monday
Riverton Post American Legion and Women's Auxiliary present What Happened to Jones an American comedy at Acme Theatre in Riverton last Friday. Due to strong demand Riverton will bring the company to Lander on Monday May 22 and repeat at the Tis Theatre filling Issy Theatre to capacity. The play is a leading American comedy with lively action and notable cast members including George Eggle Ebenezer Goodly and Dr M F Call with additional between act specialties.
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Jonas
Riverton Post American Legion and Women's Auxiliary
Acme
Riverton Post
Lander
Tis
Riverton
Mary
de- Molay Boys
Issy
Jones
America
Jonex
George Eggle
Hhenezer Goodly
Maronee Gladhill
Antony Goodly
Ballarat
M. F. Call
Thomas Holder
Bone
Tawa
William Highee
A. Gerrard
Mrs. Goody
Ebengeer
Ethlyn Wiiegarver
Alvin Gtarlight
Mer Goody
Siater
Helen Petersdort
Hela
Mew
May EB
Hays
Henry Puller
Laws
Aota
Ben C. Lawes
Charles B. Lane
New Lind Mid-Summer Damas Mats Market Notes
An entry from a historical newspaper fragment mentions New Lind Mid-Summer DAMas Mats and assorted items including white Leghorna and a harm buble brable. Gomme exquisite flowers are noted with a warupable bale and remodeling in WA. W. A. Hoppe is referenced along with Hudaov in Wyoming.
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W. A. Hoppe
Hudaov
Economic Conference 9 Closes After Six Weeks Work
The economic conference, gathering 34 nations, adjourned in Genoa at 1:15 pm after six weeks of deliberations. The labors will resume at The Hague on June 15 with a report endorsing economic reorganization for Europe and a peace pact aim. Premier Faria of Italy closed sessions, praising the work, as officials pledged Netherlands support for a successful Hague meeting and the talks stressed friendship and help for Russia. Miss Angela Seal and Miss Jad Seal, longtime local telephone office employees, head to Denver for new posts, with Miss Angela replacing the departing head and Miss Ina Pinter of Lander filling the other vacancy.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Economist
the Hague
Economic Commission
Europe
Lioyd George
Faria
Italy
Adlemnly
Netherlands
Hague
Russia
Agela
Jad Seal
Denver
Ogelatwe
Angela
Ina Pinter
Lander
Clean Up the Cemetery Urges Town Effort Before Memorial Day
A local plea urges the Get Together Club Kiwanis and other groups to stop talking and start cleaning the cemetery ahead of Memorial Day. The writer suggests town ownership via stockholders to foster pride and maintenance, urging action now for the May 20 viewing.
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Get
Thin City
Cty
Kiwanis
Get-Togethers Hold Luncheon in Reg Ailer Domain
A local luncheon gathering described as a "Got-Together" met yesterday with notable attendees including Mr. McCrackee and Bishop Moni of the Methwilet church expected to speak. Attorney D. B. Coulidge served as chairman, with reception and social mingling described in modest terms.
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O. K. Walkige
Mr. McCrackee
Moni
Aboud
Attornay
Coulidge
Soulug
Government ships wrecked in violent eastern gale
A fierce eastern gale drives two government vessels ashore near New York as the army steamer General John W Wilkins and a government ship suffer severe pounding. Rescue crews save crews from both ships amid widespread wreckage and hazardous seas. The Aquitania also battles heavy seas on the coast while coast guards monitor the danger.
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New York
John W. Wilkins
Pound
Ted
Europe
Coast Guards
Tara
Organized ring of bootleggers exposed in New York
Prohibition agents uncovered an organized ring in New York involving bootleggers distillers warehouse workers and more than 300 retail dealers aimed at withdrawing unlimited whiskey on forged permits Seventy five druggists were summoned to explain their roles at headquarters with the probe extending to assignable portions of the operation
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New York
More People Joining Church Movement Report Describes Growth
Des Moines Iowa May 19 Without a program like the New Era Movement launched in 1998 the Presbyterian Church US north would have struggled to continue its missionary and educational work. The report presented to the general assembly highlights doubled missionary and sermon activity and an expanding church footprint across congregations. It notes increases in family altars stewardship plans religious education and youth volunteerism along with a ten million dollar congregational goal and substantial growth in presbytery evangelism.
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Des Moines
Towa
New Era Movement
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
North
Committee On the Mouvement
Jen Evangellan
Local Leader Plans Move After Unclear Mission
Left for his home, Professor McGiade, principal of the Clanpoe Migh Behdl, former Superintendent, departed this morning for Ganper after delivering his remarks to educators and patrons of a local evening event. Contact J. Man, Chartes Atinigh, for more details.
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Profeasit McGiade
Clanpoe Migh Behdel
Eeboole
Ganper
Businessmen Blamed by Judge in May Disorder Case
Chicago May 19 The indictment of John Miller, alleged death car driver in the May 8 shootings that killed two policemen, will be pursued by State Attorney Robert E Crowe. Police continue questioning suspects and seek two men named by Miller in his confession. Justice Klickhally Scanion, chief of the original court, urged business leaders to accept jury duty to help curb crime.
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Chigagh
John Miller
Robert E. Crowe
Cne
Miller
Klickhally Scanion
Criginal Court
Shriners to Travel by 40 Special Trains to San Francisco
Chicago to San Francisco movement of 7000 Mystic Shriners for the annual conclave on June 7 8 and 9. The pilgrims will be carried in 40 special trains making it the largest organized travel ever arranged at one time.
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Coucago
May Wi
Chicago
San Francisco
Women Shut Out in Egypt From Throne Proclamation
Cairo May 19 Women are excluded from the throne by a royal rescript establishing male primogeniture. Prince Farouk, son of King Farouk, would inherit if no male heirs. The Mohamed Ali family remains eligible, excluding former Khedive Abbas Hilmi though his descendants are not barred. The King will nominate three persons to protect the throne, but only sons may approve or change.
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Cairo
Egypt
Muse
Farouk
Purwan
Mohamed Ali
Abbas Hilmi
Lander Armory Seeks Musicians For City Benefit Concert
The Lander club invites all musicians to a meeting at the Armory on Tuesday evening May 24 at 7 30 to organize a city benefit concert. They seek helpers to plan and perform and pledge loyal support to public service efforts.
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Lander-Get-Tygeller Club
Hendamon
Bt. Lonir
Winky
Myr
Hendenon
Lanior
Tueaday
Tidd P. My
Ghele
Patrons to be Arrested in New Prohibition Raids
Chicago May 19 patrons of saloons and cabarets face arrest if found with liquor in upcoming prohibition raids. Charles F. B. Clyne district attorney says a United States Marshal will accompany each raiding group.
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Answcieted
Chicago
Charles FB. Clyne
United States
Presbyterians of South Meet in Charleston Report
Records show fifty six years of giving to Southern Presbyterian Home Missions rose to 448,451 for the year, the largest in the committee’s history. Oklahoma led in church building aid, with many congregations awaiting construction plans, while the committee aided thirty eight ordained Negro ministers and funded seminary, college, hospital and orphanage efforts in several states.
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Charleston
W. V
Southern Presbyterian Home Mia
Executive Committee of Home Missions
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Oklahoma
Anks
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Durat
Mines Start Komnik Mines Start Komnik
A fragmentary report states the Hellingham Washington goal may reopen a shop basin on May 10 after a closure on April 1. John C. Eden, chief of the mines, says the men are ready for a breakaway from the union.
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Sbattio. Wash
Hellingham-Washington
Mies
Olen
Minor
John C. Eden
Cleaning and Pressing Prices Listed by Mens Hubley
A cluttered advertisement shows Mens Hubley offering various cleaning services with prices. Items include two piece suits at 1.00, three piece suits at 1.75, trousers at 50 to 68 cents, and other garments quoted in dollars or cents. The text also references Denver May 19 and judicial remarks about juvenile court proceedings, with scattered names and incomplete phrases throughout.
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Hubley
Andy Pronmil
Postoffice Clerks Arrested in Bond Theft Case
Seven New York postoffice workers were arrested on charges of conspiracy to steal bonds valued at about 1.5 million dollars destined for the Treasury. The arrests followed a confession to inspectors by Mark Von Eschen, arrested in the Bronx with $50,700 in stolen bonds. He was sentenced to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta. The bonds vanished while moving from the Federal Reserve Bank to the Treasury.
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Wav
Praga
New York
Postoffice
United States
Post Offici
Mark von Eschen
Bronx
Federnl
Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Washington
Oregon Coach Runs Over Baby in Garage Incident
Oregon Agricultural College football coach R B Rutherford backed from a garage and ran over an 18 month old child. The child is reported to be recovering. The report is from the Associated Press with temporary confirmation of the incident.
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Associated Presa
Lis
Oregon
R. B. Rutherford
Oregon Agricultural College
Local News Item From An Obscure Report
A deputy on a midnight call to the residence of Hobe Durlal leads to a mention of a motion picture actor Wharlow Capricd claiming a San Francisco origin for a rest pitch. The piece notes voting under a threat related to peddlers of surveillance at Ban Vranvigoo and mentions planned arrangements to involve Caprion l from pane experts.
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Prem
Lee Soares
Charle
Hobe Durlal
Uetter
Capricd
Cole
San Francisco
Ban Vranvigoo
Caprion
Arrests Reported in North Dakota County Jury Indictment
Hy Avanatared Frese May Lonko and other defendants were arrested as a grand jury indicted several individuals in Winnant County. The case involves alleged offenses tied to political misuse and embezzlement within county government. The warrants name multiple indicted parties and outline charges expected to proceed in court.
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