Park Road R A Uheweiger Plans Yellowstone Road Work
Yellowstone Park road contractor R A Uehweiger says crews will resume work from mid June to finish surfacing between the tie camp and Moran. Bebweiger reports Moran to Two Gwo Tee section in good shape aside from mud holes and bad gratings to be corrected.
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R. A. Uehweiger
Yellowstone Park
Tie Camp
Moran
Lander
Schweer
Governunment
Riverton Construction Company
Bebwieger
Two Gwo Tee
China Becoming Gimilized in Gentle Global Shifts
In Des Moines the Presbyterian Church report outlines China’s upheaval and the growing openness to modern religion, noting students’ inquiry, religious reform, and a global call for church cooperation amid postwar changes. A separate item notes a six to eight room furnished rental in Hodron.
Rebels Hung in Mexico Mark War Developments
Secretary of War Serrano arrived in Vall Harmosa Tabasco to press action against rebel General Cur ios Greene. Two former federal majors captured near Tampico were executed. Rebels were dispersed after heavy losses and another force defeated at Aquilmo.
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Ng Sexommied Prem
Mexico City
Serrano
Vall Harmosa
Tabasco
Curios Greene
Federal
Manual Arenms
Tampico
Aquilmo
War Office
New Islands Reported in South Pacific Harbor Discovery
Honolulu reports the discovery of hitherto unknown South Pacific islands by a powerboat cruiser. The islands are said to host a fine harbor suitable for a coaling station and annexation to the United States is mentioned.
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Honolulu
South Pacific
United States
Windstorm ravages Southwest causing deaths and heavy damage
A severe wind and hail storm last night left at least one person dead and several injured across the Southwest. In Shawnee Oklahoma Mrs. Marvin Kilman and her young son perished as a theater entrance collapsed. two women were killed in Okeene. Basements flooded, windows shattered, trees uprooted, and transit service temporarily paralyzed in Kansas City Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Marvin Kilman
Hut Arma
Okeens
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Boothwest
Local residents travel and changes noted across town
Mr and Mrs John Gouin traveled to Riverton for business and leisure. John Burch went to Boysen for dam appraisal. F E Golfrey left for Mira Mycile Larson’s matters. Russell Munson headed to Derby Dome Oilfield for summer work. Mina Blur Bayer returned from Dubola after forest service business. Mr and Mrs McLvin Coslom to occupy the Jamoa Graham home for summer. Myr a Vaughn J Meomi Harold Cole and Robert Burch toured Fort Washukio for pleasure. Warren Skelton visits from Thermopolis on business. Schwoot nominated for Hayward land office receivership. senate action pending. Bishop Meade lecture tickets on sale at local stores. Mrs J Graham and daughters plan at Sweetwater ranch for summer. Mrs Walt Meyer leaves Laser for Brewedwater home. Guy Toborteon and party leave for their home. A newborn son to Mr and Mrs William McKignap. Greg Banger in town from Derby Dome Field. Mrs Hector Moltonale’s son born last weekend at hospital.
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Warren Skelton
Thermopolis
Schwoot
Hayward
H. Schwoodnntead
Harman H. Schwood
Senate
Freight Rates May Be Cut After Dinner
Seven railroad executives from a group of nineteen met after the White House dinner with President Harding, after which they conferred two hours with Interstate Commerce Commission members to discuss the rate situation and possible voluntary reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Harding
Twlng
Interstate Commerce Commission
Exports Fall Sharp for Ten Months Through April
The Department of Commerce reports exports dropped nearly by half in the ten months ending April 30, compared with the same period in 1921. Grain exports totaled 506 million bushels in the ten months to April 1922 versus 950 million in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Baptist Convention Adjourns After Social Service Report
In Jacksonville on May 2 the Southern Baptist convention adjourned after accepting social service commission reports. It denounced moving pictures and demanded they be denied to or destroyed.
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Jacksonville
Fin
Southern Baptist Convention
Social Service Commission
Mobile
Notice of Foreclosure and Public Auction in Fremont County
On September 1, 1920 Earl Warren and Lise C. Warren of Fremont County Wyoming mortgaged the west half of the northwest quarter of section twenty eight township one south range three east to A W Friday and Martha L Friday of Pueblo Colorado to secure 1000 dollars plus interest. Default occurred and the power of sale in the mortgage is operative. The amount due at first publication is 1201.62 dollars including principal 1000, interest 101.11, taxes 10.02, and attorney fees 25.00. The sale will be held public at the county courthouse in Lander on June 10, 1900 at eleven o’clock in the forenoon. proceeds to repay the mortgage debt. W W Friday and mortgagees.
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Earl Warren
Elizabeth C. Warren
Fremont County
Wyoming
A. W. Friday
Martha L. Friday
Pueblo County
Colorado
Riverton
Fremont
Noticn
Lander
Anid Wale
Lise C. Warren
Mremont Counity
Pusblo County
Colo
Svetion
Mange
Wind River Meridian
Jamont County
Deyda
Stadt
Premont County
Postmaster clash halts Senate over Georgia appointments
In Washington on May 22 a heated exchange erupted between Sen. Watson of Georgia and Sen. Kipps of Colorado on a Georgia postmaster appointment. The dispute spilled into the corridor with threats of personal combat as Watson objected to three Georgia nominees.
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Washington
Georgia
Senate
Watson
Kipps
Colorado
Post Office Committee
Senate Chamber
Phipps
Newsfmpor
Boy saves others by leaping in front of runaway horse
Berkeley Colorado May 22 A fourteen year old Charles Arkin dall seized a runaway horse after it bolted and clung to the bridle until it stopped His courage prevented injury to a woman and two children in a buggy but he suffered a broken ankle from the incident.
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Berkeley
Col
Charles Arkindall
Arkinstall
Road reopening review by local garage owner
Gus Meisehli, owner of the Rawlins Garage, reports the Rawlins road to be dry enough after the late spray. He notes Beaver Wit is now dry but rough. He traveled from Rawlins to Danlor in five hours and fifteen minutes.
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Gus Meisehli
Rawlins
Beaver Wit
Rawlina
Danlor
The Riverton Legion Show At New Isis Tonight
The Riverton American Legion presents a play at the New Isis Theatre for locals in Lander to attend. Citizens are urged to support amateur theater and enjoy an evening of entertainment while reacting to recent community events.
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Riverton American Legion
Isis
Lander
Riverton
Riverton Legion
NEW Isis Theatre
Bandits Shoot Man. Son Wounded in Oil Station Hold-Up
Omaha May 22 An insurance company special agent Charles Seifken was killed by a bullet while aiding his son Robert during a hold up at an oil filling station The son was also seriously wounded as the bandit fled The report notes the attacker’s escape and ongoing investigation by authorities.
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Anneinted Press
Omaha
Charles Seifken
Life Insurance Company
Robert
New Solo Theatre Opens Tonight in Riverton
A Riverton company performs What Happened to Jonna at the American Legion and Women's Auxiliary Acme Theatre last Friday to a packed crowd. Riverton plans a May 22 revival at the Lik Theatre in Lander with interludes by local talent and a strong cast including Georgy Engle and Ebenezer Goodly among others.
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Jonna
Hiverton
American Legion
Women's Auxilary
Acme
Riverton Post
Lander
Lik
Riverton
Mary
de Molay Boys
Lande
Sfill
Isiv Theatre
Jones
Apicricn
Riverion
Georgy Engle
Ebenezer Goodly
C'arenee Gladhill
Antony Goodly
Ballarat
Kr. M. PB
Call
Thomas Walder
Tawa
William Wighbie
Sanitariaat
J. A. Garrard
Gooly
Ebenezer
Lange Uisay
Byron Cheney Majorin
Dretehun Richards
Minerva
Ebeneger
Mist Ethiyn Wiggarver
Alvina
Mra Goodly E Tistire
Mity
Helen Puteradart
Heling
Mre Roy
Henry Puller
Tien
Luwa
Mra
Ben
Luws
Charles B. Lane
New Tels
96 Missing From Ship That Sinks
A French Associated Press report says 96 people are missing after the British steamer Titanic sank near Myrnant Island following a collision with the Seine off the Seine. Of 248 aboard, 96 are missing, with two India bound missionaries among the missing. Twenty minutes passed before the ship sank after plates were crushed by the Seine and dense fog hampered rescue efforts.
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Associated Prrest
France
Beitieh
Egypt
Myhant
Seine
India
M. J
Purmr
Seine 1
Police chase ends with cow on telegraph pole
In Los Angeles a truck drove through a depot and frightened a cow that climbed telephone poles as officers and cowboys tried to subdue it. A policeman finally subdued the animal after the cow hopped poles and caused a scene at the depot.
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Associated Drum
Ans
Former Party Leader Pledges Bond Amid Bank Scandal Probe
N D Pahu o townley, ex president of the national party, posts 12000 bond in district court as he faces conspiracy charges connected to the collapse of the Scandinavian American Bank in Purge. The bond follows a grand jury investigation into the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pahuo
N. D
A. C. Townley
National New Partin Lengue
Dieteret
Bn Mermente Agalnet
Greond
Aifoire
Scandinovian-Amvrican Bank
Unclear source text about a warship and harbor scene
Fragmentary report describes a schooner in a fog bound harbor with a naval operation. Names and full details are unreadable, leaving the main event ambiguous.
Local City Row Overdue Housing Concerns Sparks Debate
In Columbus on May 22 the Commission of Mungoged considers measures at the county level to address housing issues. The session aims to address responsibility for delays in home repairs and the mayoral home concerns.
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Columbus, Gay
Mungoged
Ely
Mayer
Hety
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China
Des Moines
Europe
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Executive Commission
Presbyterian Syster
Robert P. Mackey
Henry B. Master
Rotary
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Ehurch
Bone Mission
Mougen
C. Campbell
Hodron
Bighyp Randall Hospital
Inca
Mexico
John Gouin
John Burch
Boysen
F. E. Golfrey
Mira Mycile Larson
Atwater
Minn
Russell Munson
Derby Dome
Mina Blur
Bayer
Dubola
Forest Service
Mrs
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Jamoa Graham
Third Street
Myra Vaughn
Jeannette MeOmi
Harold Cole
Robert Burch
Fort Washukio
Pleasure Bent
Bishop Meade
Palo
Rengon-Coolidge
Brawley Jewelry
J. Graham
Wilma
Ruth
Aweetwater Ranch
Walt Meyer
Laser
Wrewedwater Howe
Guy Toborteon
Howe
Popeata
Mr. Wed Mere
William McKignap
Greg Banger
Hector Moltonale
Tonelle
Batuetay
Hiehep Randall
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Sy Associated Press
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Wind Hiver
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Gell
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Unitarian Pinperance Society
Bdy
Brean
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Navy
Will Holn
Wister Parilagent
Gilles
James Cruly
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