Legion Memorial Day Observance Planned in Lander
Lander Wyoming May 20 1922 Tuesday May 30 1922 the annual Decoration Day observance will be held under Don Stough Post 93 American Legion and Thomas A McCoy Post 04 memorial services at cemetery 10:30 a m. processions form at Armory Lincoln street move to cemetery at 10. Flowers invited by A B Williams Adjutant Don Botough Post 33. The Lander Band Fraternal orders schoolchildren and public urged to join in Armory exercises and grave decoration.
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Don Stough
American Legion
Thomas A. McCoy
Armory
Lincoln Street
A. BE. Williams
Don Botough
Lander
Little Girl Lost At Sea Near Atlantic City
On May 25 in Atlantic City New Jersey twelve year old Enda Bowers drowned after being swept out by undertow despite efforts by three boatmen a seaplane and two lifeguards The seaplane pilot failed to locate the girl and had to rescue the lifeguards instead.
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Atlannc City
N. J
Enda Bowers
Lander Prepares for July Fourth Week Tour Plans
Buses to arrive within 30 days for a big Fourth of July celebration in Lander. Railroad folders advertise the Southern Entrance to Yellowstone Park with bus trip details, train times, rates, and hotel inquiries rise. Contractors rush lake hotel work. Kiwanis and Get-Together Club join forces to showcase opening events as preparations accelerate.
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Lander
Yelowstone Park
Brooks Lake
Kiwanin Club
Memorial Sunday church service notice for Don Stough
Memorial Sunday observance requested. Attendance at your respective churches requested to honor departed comrade Don Stough, commander Punt No 39 US Del Monte.
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Terewith
del Monte
Don Stough
General strike in Rome over San Lorenzo clashes
The Associated Press reports a general strike declared in Rome in protest of last night’s disorders in the San Lorenzo district after a procession of Fascisti returning from a funeral clashed with Socialists. Over 1 million wounded, including Royal guard, and streetcar service halted. Thousands of pilgrims walked to St Peters for mass as Pope Pius presided.
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Associated Press
Rome
San Lorenzo
Fascisti
Envico Toti
Royal Guard
St Peters
Pope Pius
Oil production rises in United States weekly total
The United States daily average gross crude oil production rose by seven hundred barrels to 1 429 700 barrels for the week ending May 20 per the American Petroleum Institute weekly summary. A cemetery cleanup is planned for tomorrow at 2 p.m. with residents urged to bring tools, and the Ladies of the Wind River Guild hosted a well attended dance at the government school in Lander yesterday.
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Asociated Presa
New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Wind River Guild
Lander
Girl's Friendly Boduty Plans Camp and Play Schedule
The Girl's Friendly Boduty met with Miss Fern Wells presiding in Miss Wilma Graham’s absence. Plans discussed include the G B camp to be held in early August for all affiliated girls and a play to be staged on June 6 at a to be announced location.
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Fern Wells
Wilma Graham
Christie Campaign for District Judge in Sixth Wyoming
G J Christie of Lammer Wyoming seeks support from voters for the District Judge race in the Sixth Judicial District. He pledges to dedicate himself to duties and give his best effort if nominated and elected. Vote at the primaries on Tuesday August 22 1922.
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T Am
Ofice
Wyoming
Tahall
G. J Christie
Lamler
Rage Creek Petroleum to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice in Lander Wyoming states Rage Creek Petroleum Company will hold its annual meeting at the company office on June 6 at 1 AM to elect a board of directors and transact other business. Dated May 21, 1981 by secretary W. S. Hardin. Also mentions a ladies' souvenir demonstration on May 27 and 28 at Lander Furniture and Hardware, with a plant or home goods display and a local store sale.
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Rage Creek Petroleum Company
Lander
Wyoming
Hardin
Tragic Sweetwater Drowning In River Outing Accident
Prominent rancher William McIntosh and his family were involved when an automobile plunged into the Sweetwater River eight miles southwest of Casper. Patricia aged six and twins Gladys and Alice, two, drowned. only one body recovered as searchers, tipped by the broken dam, continue efforts. The mishap occurred as McIntosh left the car to open an irrigation dam and the vehicle rolled toward the river.
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Caas
Patrica
Gladys
Alice
William McIntosh
Sweetwater Country
Casper
Sweetwater
MeTatowhich
Billy
Mr. McIntosh
Ody
Directors Elect Officers for Hoard of Directors Meeting
The Hoard of Directors met yesterday and elected officers Hy Pourt president EK W Frankenfeld secretary W J Hagans creator Lealie Read special committeeman on camping grounds and attention to tourists Walter Keott chairman of Good Ronda Committee This completes a strong board for the Commercial Club and the Evening Post sees much good to come from this combination Also note: Obi Nam el Demonstration May 27 29 80 no Me cun Of Cli Nam el will be given PREM with a brush purchase Lander Por furniture and Hardware Co Don’t miss the Tactics Guild of Windiver at the Government School tomorrow night WANTED TO RENT a five or all room home furnished inquire at Hougen’s Cut e ut
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Lander Perniture and Hardware Co
Hy Pourt
EK. W. Frankenfeld
W. J. Hagans
Lealie Read
Walter Keott
Commercial Club
Evening Post
Lander Poreniture
Tactics Guild of Windiver
Bchool
Harry Kilogue Announces Republican Nomination
Announcement lists Harry Kilogue as candidate for the Office of Bier by the Republican Make, subject to the ensuing primary. The notice appears in local election materials with party designation and the path to nomination.
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Bier
Senators Warned To Stay On Job In Senate Sessions
Washington May 25 The Republican senate leaders planned to compel attendance as the tax bill moved through the Senate. A party conference was called to press the point but quorum difficulties stalled the Senate machinery for nearly an hour while the Sergeant at Arms located absent members. Leaders warned members they may have to stay until early fall to finish the legislative program.
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Washington
Senate
Government Squad Roning Here in Lander June Visit
The Government Clean-Up Equally will be in Lander for two days on June 10 and 11. The Wyoming Department of the Se gion arranged the return visit after seven months of effort to assist Ex-Service Men who have not filed claims or need reevaluation. The squad will provide information on compensation hospital care medical and dental treatment vocational training rehabilitation and Veterans benefits and all data will be handled by the U S Veterans Bureau in Casper. This is the last chance to meet the squad and officials urge Ex-Service men or those who know potential claimants to spread the news and attend.
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Lander
Sentimous
Constant Efort
Wyoming Department of the Segion
United States Veterans Bureau
Casper
Wyoming
EB. Williams
Don Brough
Interurban Collision Injures Thirty-Two in Birmingham
An Associated Press report from Birmingham, Alabama describes a crowded interurban train derailment near Woodlawn station. A freight train cut the line in half after signals failed tripping the warning, injuring thirty-two people and triggering an emergency response.
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Birmingham
Alu
Loualy
Woodlaws
Ward
Wanted to Tend Six or Eight Room Halls Furnished
An advertisement seeks a caretaker or service for tending six to eight furnished halls at Hong Ko Cafe. The listing requests contact for arrangements and details on duties and compensation.
Squad 10 cleans up cemetery efforts led by Kiwanis
Dr Smith chairman of Kiwanis appointed committee last Monday to organize a cemetery cleanup before Memorial Day. A rally for volunteers is set at the Noble hotel tomorrow afternoon at 2 with rides for those without cars. Volunteers are asked to bring shovels picks and rakes for a thorough job.
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Luss
Dr. Smith
Iecommittee
Kiwanis Club
Luneteen
Smith Hen
Noble Hotel
Evening Post
Met
Ant
Kiwanid Club
Smith
Cara
Powell Couple Weds In Powell Wyoming
Mian Mabel Carpenter and A G Rehwaldt were married Monday in Powell by Rev A O Rehwaldt of the Lutheran church. The couple will live in Lander at No 7 of the O’Brien Flats on Sixth Street where Mr Rehwaldt has taught history and will soon begin duties at Central Trust Company.
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Powell
Wyoming
Mabel Carpenter
A. G. Rehwaldt
Rehwaldt
Benlar
Lutheran
Eharch
Prom Powell
Lander
O'Brien
Dave
Central Trust Company
Congress Dare Devil Flight Challenge Amid War Dept Plans
Washington May 25 Willing to risk life for a stunt Representative Manuel Horrick Republican of Oklahoma accepted a dare from aviator Herbert J. Pay to join a flight. The offer included a mock threat of negotiation with the War Department for aircraft for the trip.
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Washington
Wimeel
Congress
Manuel Horrick
Reyublivan
Okishoua
Bpaleost
Herbert J. Pay
Flyer
Oklaiombun
Herrick
Iin
WANTED Items and Animals Listed in Fragmentary Ad
Fragmentary classified note seeking wicker ivory fin toys, two piglets, two small pigs, and other items. Offers up to $70 cash. Ad mentions addresses and names partially unreadable, including Hayling and stables.
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Bey
Alu
Taylor
Udeon
Wye
Good Rooms for Rent at Phu Ol Merknugo Hotel
Hotel under new management offers front rooms for rent at 8.50 and 4.00 per week. Also available housekeeping twine for meek. Inquiries to the lady in charge. Miscellaneous notice lists team, wagon, harness, pod baggy, rhosp. Bert Caldwell Nath and Market at every banter Wyoming.
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Phu Ol Merknugo
Laquire
Wyoming
Bishop Mead Draws Large Audience At Asia Theatre
Bishop Mead of Denver delivered an eloquent lecture on the influence of religion on government at the Asia Theatre. He discussed the nation’s nonconquest motives, praised Lincoln, Civil War work, emancipation, and American soldiers in France, praising democracy and brotherhood. His reasoning was logical, his delivery smooth, and the lecture considered among the town’s best in years.
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Tl, Mond
Denver
Asia Theatre
United States
Brotherhood of Man
Lincoln
France
Bishop Mead
Amooth
Lander
U S Proposes Talks With Canada on St. Lawrence Canal
The State Department said it informed Canada of willingness to negotiate a treaty to deepen waterways for ocean going ships to reach the Great Lakes. No reply from Ottawa yet. Secretary Hughes sent the note to the British Ambassador on May 17 for transmission.
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Washington
State Department
St. Lawrence Canal
Coen
Great Lakes
Hughes
United States
Presbyterians Close Session in Des Moines Meeting
A report by the Board of Missionaries of the Presbyterian church accuses interference with Protestant evangelization in South Africa. It notes open leaks and native enlistments. The 1936 general assembly will convene in Indianapolis on May 3.
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Des Moines
National unity talks amid Beijing and Canton stance
General We Fei Fu holds directorship amid a tense China scene. He refuses to locate by Mehing and hints at ongoing efforts to align with Bou Bhih Chang's government. The aim is to retain wheat from Canton and Feking to calm the country and seek a president acceptable to both north and south. A citywide call hints at possible unification plans. Also a notice seeks a four to five room house for two people at Bow 408.
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Prking
China
Ambassador Grane Sentenced 1020 Years in Damascus
Chicago May 25 Charles B Grane of Chicago was sentenced to twenty years in prison by the French military court at Damascus for involvement in the recent disturbance in the French mandate territory of Syria. The dispatch notes Crane, former African Ambassador to China, was held equally responsible with Syrians serving terms. The American government has been notified of the verdict according to Cairo dispatches quoted in Chicago Daily News.
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Chicago
Syria
Charles B. Grane
Damascus
Airo
Egypt
Chisago Daily News
Crane
China
Wilson
Sophomore Hobbyist Falls To Death Painting Light Plant
Gale Shaw, a high school sophomore, fell to his death while attempting to paint the graduation numeral atop Oberlin city light plant makestack. Witnesses say the ladder gave way during the ascent.
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Oberlin, Kang
Gale Shaw
New York Golfer Eliminated In British Amateur Match
John G. Anderson of New York, the lone surviving American in the British Amateur Championship tourney, was eliminated by Ly W. Hope of Turnberry two to one in Prestwick Scotland on May 25.
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Prestwick
Scotland
John G. Anderson
New York
Wes
Ly W. L. Hope
Turnberry
Weather notice warns of rapidly rising Colorado River
The Denver weather bureau issues a warning to stay alert for Hood lovely on the Colorado river as it rises swiftly during the recent warm spell. The bureau expects continued rapid increases in the coming days.
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Denver
Hood Lovely
Colorado
The
Weather Bureau
Fire kills five in Cananea theater collapse wreckage
From Nogales May 25 Associated Press Five were killed when a fire destroyed about a dozen buildings in Cananea Baja Mexico near Douglas. The dead include Donald Marshall an electrician for Cananea Consolidated Copper Co and four Mexican workers who perished when the teatro wall collapsed during the blaze.
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Nogales
Arizona
Cananea
Bonora
Mexico
Douglas
B. M
Donald Marshall
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
Teatro
Internal Revenue purge leads to paper seizures and recoveries
May 20 report from Washington notes Commissioner Blur discloses more than three hundred packets removed from the unit service bureau after secretary Motion ordered dismissals. Deputy commissioner Summer and supervisor Chitke recovered papers during examination as details reveal they were taken at Patebell’s apartments amid payroll examiner allegations.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Unit Service Bureau
A. D. Summer
Chitke
Patehell
Eliet
Patebell
Smwmert
Humnery
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Legion
Department of Wyoming
Pypey Store
Fyfe's
Nore News
MelIntosis
Tulay
Hougen
Harry Ki, Logue
Ity
Ganada
Presbyterians
Associated Prose
Loren
Asociated Press
Huladoro
N. M
Gulnat Kelley Lamplell
Securin Tim
Willliam D
Langlell
Tladeom
Mivikeuw
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