Babe Ruth Reinstated for Yankees Home Opener
Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel of the New York Yankees were reinstated by Baseball Commissioner Landis. Ruth is eligible to start the 1922 season drive in a game against the St. Louis Browns at the Polo Grounds. The reinstatement ends a suspension following tests of league rules.
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Associated Press
Oulgago
Babe Ruth
Bob Mevsel
New York Yankees
Baseball Commiuioner
Landis
St. Louis Browns
New York
Ruth
Meusel
Commissioners’ Office
Chill
Ownes
Sith
Mercol
K. M. Lamia
Polo Grounds
Kenneth Williams
Lochriver
West
George Horman
Williams
Yankees
Kenesaw M. Landis
Harlem
Hoth
Bob Meusel
Buffalo International League
Rath
Meuse
Huth
Asebal
Ruth Alo
Pabe
Colonel Muston
Hot Springs
Bule
Babo
Eloly
Wallington
Harding
Hoe
Gonalderine
Eallertet
Piracy Charge Filed Against 18 Year Old Mobley
Federal authorities accuse Samiford Mobley aged 18 of leading pirate raids near the Bahama Islands. The raids described as pirate style included robberies that netted about $15,000 and left victims with wounds. Mobley is jailed in Palm Beach Florida as the case unfolds.
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Associated Press
Palm Beach
Fin
Fears for Safety of 50 Ranchers Marooned by River Floods
Modesto California May 2. Fears for the safety of 50 ranchers marooned by rising Stanislaus River floodwaters south of Vantecs amid no word from a party attempting contact. Warm Sierra melts feed the flood as the river overruns banks and expands across thousands of acres. The river continues to rise rapidly.
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Modesto
Calif
Stanislaus River
Vantecs
Sierra Mountains
New Star Is Discovered At Harvant Observatory
A cable from Harvant Avtronomiea Observatory reports the discovery of a new comet by E. K. Jedderup at Cape Goodlope, Africa. The article fragment then shifts to baseball controversies involving Landis Ruth and the Yankees, detailing suspensions, contract talks, and Ruths long career achievements.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Masa
Harvant Avtronomiea Observatory
8. K. Jedderup
Cape Goodlope
Africa
Custor
General Chang orders retreat from Lanehow through trains
May 20 report states Chinese troops have evacuated Lanehow with nineteen troop trains moved outside the wall. General Chang is believed to have left the area as outflanking moves by General Wu or Manchuria troubles drive retreat. No fighting is reported.
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Tien 'Tsen
Lanehow
Wall
Chang
Manchuria
Students Gather for Final Assembly at High School
Yesterday morning at nine o clock students gathered for the final assembly at the High School. The program featured songs by the student body and reading of prize winning menus. The Senior Class presented Principal Mr McCall with a leather brief case in appreciation of his work this year.
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Powtal
McCall
Strikers Replace Loge Positions In Pacific Strike Action
May 20 report from Ban Francisco notes members of the Ship Owners of the Pacific Organization of Courtwise Operators strike. Mexicans will replace as far as possible, amid provocation claims. The Mexicans have been hired. The day also lists a community program with Mrs. W. L. James and Mrs. W. BE. Young and a musical program featuring Willa Jean Jones and Virginia Sproul. Officers of Washakie O Chapter at DeMolay assist Thermopolie chapter. Names listed for attendees and late missing items follow. A lost item between Fort Washakle and Mivertan describes a Goodyear tire.
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Rancisco
Kailoma
D Vensels
Pacific Organization of Courtwise
Mucien
Eeas
Alumni Banquet at Vocational High School Receives Warm Returns
The annual alumni banquet at the Vocational High School drew 75 attendees from classes 1907 to 1922. William Merriam presided, Eugene Godfrey spoke for the 1922 class, and Superintendent Foote addressed guests before musical entertainment and dancing closed the evening. Francis Savage was elected president with Martin Snyder, Than Logue, and others appointed to key posts.
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AY Aanoeibeed Press
Amy Y
Vocational High School
Mite Williams
William Merriam
Robert Bureh
Mimhere
Eugene Godfrey
Claeses
P. BR. Godfrey
LR. Foote
George Hodson
Mays
Pilot Hurt As Plane Crashes In Thick Fog Near Grass Valley
In Grass Valley California pilot Harry VY. Huckings of the air watch service was hurt when his craft crashed into Camp Rock fifty miles off course in dense fog. He was taken to Nevada City hospital by a jam-er who found him beside the wreck, and he remained unconscious overnight.
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Grass Valley
Cal
Harry VY. Huckings
Air Watch Service
Kivu Camp Rock
Huckingy
Nevada City
Jammer
Kieoughout
Meeta This Evening Past Masters Association Meeting
The Qonteal Wyoulag Past Masters Association holds an meeting in Lander with President W. C. Wilava of Casper presiding. The group includes past masters from Converse Natrona and Sweetwater counties and serves as a social craft body. About thirty members travel from Denver where a royal and select Masons meeting was held last night.
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Qonteal
Lander
W. C. Wilava
Casper
Converse
Natrona
Bweetwater
Caldva
Albout
Orion
Fish Arrive as 65000 Gather at Local Pool
The first consignment of 65,000 fish has arrived from the state flu commission and is lodged at the double eumont pool. They await transfer to the stroma as water levels drop after high floods. Officials expect better yields with added earnings if the fish thrive.
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Flu
Double Eumont
Coon
Law Pinyon & Segeos
Lanier
Injunction Sought Over Miner Strikes in Jefferson County
A Federal District Court suit filed by Associated Press seeks an injunction to halt coal miners strikes interfering with non union workers in Jefferson County operations. Judge John B. Suter took the case under advisement.
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Associated Pres
Columbus
Ohio
Uniion
Jefferson Counties
Federal District Court
John B. Suter
Knight in Battle With Bad Man in Tulsa High Drama Anecdote
In Tulsa Oklahoma on May 99 a high school student named Dnnne Os borne depicted a Danish prince in a play and resisted a robber. The assailant attacked with a long weapon but fled after the youth drew his sword and defended himself.
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Tulsa
Oklahom
Mamet
Lander Musicians Urged to Join Band Under Henderson
The Lander Get Together Club announces Mr. Henderson of St. Louis will direct a city band. All musicians are urged to attend at the Armory Tuesday evening May 83 at 7 40 p m with instruments and racks. Business leaders back the effort to unite past differences and build a proud band for Lander.
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Lander-Get-Together Club
Henderson
St. Louis
Lander
ATI
Judge Brown Seen as District Court Candidate
In a brief interview Judge O. Brown expressed interest in running for district judge. The article notes Wyoming’s Nonpartisan Judiciary Law and mentions Brown’s Fremont County popularity. Readers may welcome news of a formal announcement when it is made.
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O. Brown
Wyoming
Jude
Judge Brown
Fremont County
Republican Party
Congregational Meeting and Sunday Service Schedule
Reading reads that Sunday services start at 10 a m with no sermon tomorrow. On the 24th a revival is planned with morning and evening meetings. A church meeting is scheduled for Monday at 4 o clock. Members urged to attend and support the event for spiritual edification.
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Dan Marlowe
California orange crop at forty two percent damage
The 1921 California orange crop is estimated to produce about 19,060,000 boxes for shipment. Damage from the December wind and the January freeze reduced losses to around 0.25 million and over woven million boxes, totaling forty two percent of the production.
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Associated Press
Wasitington
California
Department of Agriculture
Theatre opens Monday for Riverton play at Isis Theatre
Riverton players bring "What Happened to James" to Lander May 22 at Tile Theatre after a strong Riverton reception. Cast includes Jones and Engle with Prof. Glallhill and others. a whistling act and dance numbers supplement the performance. Public notice also advertises a baby cart sale and a used car for sale.
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James
Riverton
Logan
Riverton Post
Lander
Tile Theatre
Isis Theatre
Jones
America
Rivierton Talon
Lym Book House
Ddeorgn Engle
Kienweer Goodly
Profewaor
Arenog Glalhill
Antony Gully
Ballarut
Gall
Thomas Holder
Ben
Davis William Mighoe
Sapitarium
J. A. Gerrard
Gowly
Ebenewer
G. H. Long
Ciny
Ebenezer
Byron Cheney
Majurie
Abenezer
Mie Ghetehen Richards
Minerva
Shenusor
Mina Kehly
Alvina
Turtight
Goolly
Helen Meteradort
Holma
Swwllah
Mre
Roy Bo Maye Heary Puller
Fuenwr
Anak
New Tele Theatre
Marble Champion Contest Draws Philadelphia Youth
In Philadelphia on May 20, Red Stoddard, famed local marble shooter, faces a field of area youngsters at City Hall Plaza for the Boy's Week finale. The Newark NJ team threatens, but Stoddard aims to defend his title with a handsome cup as prize. Margeria Ruth from Newark steps up to defend her city.
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Associated Proms
Philadelphia
City Hall
Stoddard
Newark
N. J
City Hall Plaza
Margeria Ruth
Vigorous Sunday events target Bal Wath observance in Iowa
In Des Moines on May 20 Associated Press reports a wide range of Sunday activities including golf movies bass hall and air fights at Reven Day Adventinta as part of the Bal Wath observance committee's report at the Presbyterian assembly. Panama Supreme Court orders arrest of Prancien Aries Paredes owner of Diario Nacional for libel against Presisept Porras citing his assembly deputy immunity removal. Paredes from a prominent Panamanian family faces prosecution.
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Aveociated Press
Des Moines
Towa
Math General Assembly
Presbyterian Eliutes
United States
Associated Press
Panama
Supreme Court
Prancien Aries
Boston American barred from baseball by Sandia
Report notes Bill Percy of Boston American was barred by Sandia from baseball, with Rath and Mosel also involved in the action.
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Prown
Chioagh
Bill Percy
Boston Americane
Sandia
Rewk
Rath and
Mosel
Bigamy charge renewed against Rudolph Valentino in California case
A felony complaint filed by the district attorney reasserts a bigamy charge against Rudolph Valentino. It stems from his Saturnay marriage to Wilfred Hudhil while already wed to Jean Acker. Detectives had investigated the marriage before the new information was presented. Denver appoints Tageafoho Campbell to fill the late Justice Mary Bailey's unexpired term.
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Associated
LOS Angles
Rudolph Valentine
Acreen
Distriet
Saturnay
Wilfred Hudhil
Musicola
Messen
Wally
Jean Acker
Lid Starriage
Denver
Tageafoho
Campbell
Shoup
Mary Fou Bailey
Large passenger liner sinks after collision at sea
A passenger liner reportedly capsized after collision, leaving 1600 aboard as onlookers report chaotic scenes. Unclear details follow as officials confirm investigations and a possible Atlantic crossing is halted.
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Texas
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Owens
BR. C. Choate
Arkansas
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Deen
Washakie O
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Dowell Duros
Joe Martin
Marold Ballongee
Sunk Crotts
Patrick Combey
Tuseel Munson
John McGowan
Harry Horesekor
T. W. Martin
Fort Wanhakle
Mivertan
Goodyear Tire
Kim Alu L
Ward
Charles Markley
Miver
Banque
Ity Asociated Press
Meeta
ROE
Bad Man
Brown
Congregational Ciurom
Alt, Evans, Moston
Riverton Legion
New Isis Theatre
Hig
Buck Ridge
Main Street
Atlantic
Ohlia
Dipam
Omama
Hamiet Musson
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Janis Bn Montene
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