Mine Disaster at Argonaut Mine Leaves Dozens Dead in Jackson
In Jackson California a mine disaster at the Argonaut claim left forty seven miners dead after a bulkhead failed. Rescue teams found further bodies as they breached tunnels and gas. The Red Cross raised eight thousand dollars for dependents while the state fund plans about four thousand two hundred per widow or child. Identification of victims will be difficult due to time, temperature, and missing distinguishing features.
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Jackson
Cal
Mother Lode
Goll
Argonaut
Iter
Kennedy
Red Cross
California
Argonaut Company
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of John Liston
Administratrix Lorah J Liston files final account and petition for distribution in Fremont County Wyoming. Interested parties may examine the papers and file objections before October 21, 1922. If no objections are filed, final settlement will proceed on that date or soon after.
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Voua
John Liston
District Court
Fremont County
Wyoming
Lorah J
Liston
Bargain Ford Bug Offered by Mrs Hoppe
Mrs W A Hoppe advertises a Ford Bug for sale at a fixed price to be negotiated. Inquiries invited through Lander Hevell ing Poat. Additional note mentions Pall Pasture with a closed location and a phone contact 546.
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Lander Hevelling Poat
Kiwanis Club Luncheon Highlights 1923 Denver Bid
Niwanian luncheon at Noble Hotel reported a good meeting with strong Kiwanis ties. E H Fourt shared insights from the Colorado Springs district meet noting Denver’s bid for the 1924 Kiwanis international convention and photos by F B J Vinton to travel for national mounting.
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Roncheon
Kiwanis Club
Noble
E. H. Fourt
Linder Club
Kiwanis Clubs
Colorado Springs
Denver
Kiwanis Organization
Desmoines
Fourt
FB. J. Vinton
Here
Moran
United States
Montinge
W. H W. Stone
Douglas
Noble Hotel
Lander
Turks Are Now Stopped by Allied Defense at Constantinople
Allied forces bolster defense around Constantinople after British landings at Chanak raise land strength to 10,000. British experts say opportunity for a coup by Mustapha Kemal Madhu is now lost amid reinforced neutral town defenses.
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Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Madhu
Chanak
Dardanelles
Primaries Held Across New York State Today
Associated Press reports statewide primaries in New York to nominate candidates for Congress Legislature and county offices and to select delegates to state conventions for national tickets and U S Senate races. This is the first direct primary under the new law without governor and other state officer nominations.
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Albany
N. Y
Beot
Congress
United States
Tariff Fight to End This Afternoon in Senate
Washington, Sept. 19. The longest and bitterest fight in Congress ends at 4 p m today under an unanimous consent agreement for a Senate vote on the conference report of the administration tariff bill. Favorable action is seen as a foregone conclusion, as is Harding's approval.
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Washington
American Congress
Senate
Harding
Lord Curzon Goes To Paris On Near East Deliberations
Lord Curzon arrives in Paris to press Premier Poincare on postwar aims for the Near East. The British foreign secretary seeks to reassure that the Straits of the Dardanelles will not trigger a new Gibraltar and that wider Balkan stability and Soviet relations hinge on safeguarding Constantinople from Turkish occupation.
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Hy Associated Press
Paris
Lord Curzon
Lorid Curzon
Pomenke
Darlevelles
Turkey
Balkans
Russia
Near East
Constantinople
Wyoming Methodist Conference Ends Eighth Session
The Wyoming Methodist conference in Powell closed its eighth annual session with prominent western Methodist leaders present. Rev. R. M. Jones of Lander attended the conference and was chosen as the conference’s statistical secretary. The meeting decided to raise 100000 dollars over five years to fund retired ministers and appoint a field secretary to lead the effort.
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Wyoming
West
R. M. Jones
Methodist Church
Lander
Chats With Your Gas Man Seventy Five Years Ago and Now
A nostalgic look contrasts early asks for matches with modern conveniences from gas service. It notes simple requests for fire making a century ago and today’s automatic ignitions, lighting, water, and long distance communication, highlighting how readily available comforts are to the average household.
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Middle West
New York
Polate
Premont Natural Gas
For Rent Three Room Modern Apartment
Three room modern apartment for rent with gas heating and cooking. Contact Mrv Hamm Cor Oth for details.
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Seo Mrv
Hamm
Edward Stelzner Jr, Lander War Veteran, Dies at 27
Edward Stelzner Jr aged 27 years 6 months died at Bishop Randall hospital in Lander after Brights disease and complications. He served thirteen months in the Yankee forces including ten in France and recently returned from Camp Logan Texas. Survived by father Edward Stelzner and two sisters Mrs Nova Manowa and Mrs Jack Shumaker. Funeral at the armory with Rev John Roberts and American Legion rites.
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Edward Stolaner, Jr
Bishop Randall Hospital
Lander
Bright
Edward Stelzner, Jr
Edward Stelzner
Lander Valley
United States
Camp Logan
Texas
Nova Manowa
Jack Shumaker
Trophy won by Fremont Vocational High School team
The Fremont County Vocational High School in Lander Wyoming won the state stock judging contest held in January in Laramie. Team members Maurice Doane Don Marey and Alex Marty coached by J D Hamilton of agriculture department. This is the first cup the school has won in statewide scholastic competition and will remain the property of the high school.
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Noble Drug Company
Fremont Roventional High School
Laramie
Maurice Doane
Don Marey
Alex Marty
J. D. Hamilton
Department Is Agriculture
Fremont County Vocational High School
Lander
Wyoming
Enjoyed Musicale Delights at Lander Library Meeting
The Musical Re woureh and other music lovers enjoyed a refined program featuring pianist Frederick Boothroyd from London who performed three pieces. W L Dugan sang a vocal piece. Boothroyd plans to settle in Lander for the winter and a brief reception followed.
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Rewoureh
Frederick Boothroyd
London
England
W. L. Dugan
Boothroyd
Lander Hin
Retail food costs fall 2 percent in August reports
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the average U S family spent 2 percent less on food in the month ending August 15. Denver led declines with 5 percent, Omaha and Salt Lake City down 3 percent, while nineteen other cities recorded decreases of at least 1 percent.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Denver
Onaha
Salt Lake
Harding vetoes soldiers bonus bill in address to Congress
President Harding vetoed the soldiers bonus measure, returning it to Congress with a message praising the defenders but citing revenue and cost concerns. He warned that service certificates would borrow from the nation's credit and noted current wartime expenditures, pledging continued support for veterans through existing programs. Woodmen meeting announced for Wednesday at 8 p.m. and job ads for reclamation work conclude the notice.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Executive
House
Hoe
Treasury Department
Herve
For Rent One Room House Near Post Office
One room house for rent one block north of the post office. Inquire Lucy Pointer at
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Post Office
iMre
Lucy Pointer
Browns Hopeful After Narrow Defeat As Pennant Race Tightens
St Louis Browns fall 3 to 2 to the New York Yankees in the final game of a three game series. The Browns sit one and a half games behind New York with nine to play while New York has ten. Washington Senators visit next as the pennant chase remains unsettled.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Louis
Browns
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
New York
Yankees
Stroit
Acarms
Yellowstone records big travel season amid ideal weather
Yellowstone National Park expects to reach 100000 visitors for the season, breaking a park record set when 1451 entered in 1021. Superintendent Horace M. Albright reports 80667 visitors by September 1, up 14700 from last year, with August totaling 38007. Of August visitors 12517 rode trains and 25780 came by car.
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Yelowstone National Park
Horace M. Albright
Pastor Transferred. Joneses Leave Douglas for New Field
Rev. and Mrs. WH M Jones returned from Powell where they attended the Wyoming State Conference and learned of Rev Jones transfer to Douglas. He led the local Methodist church for two years, guiding debt payoff and a debt free start to the year, and leaving a stronger religious and musical community.
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Mra
WH. M. Jones
Powell
Wyoming
The
Methodist Church
Rev. Jones
Douglas
Methodist
Rov. Jones
Fander
Legion Take Notice Services for Deceased Comrade Stylaner
American Legion and Ex-Servicemen are requested to attend the services for Edward Stylaner at the armory tomorrow at 2:00 p m in uniform if possible. Don Brough Post No 33, H 1 Del Monte, Post Commander.
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American Legion
Edward Stylaner
del Monte
Don Brough
Woodmen to Meet for Abbot Funeral Service
All woodmen are requested to meet at the W. W. Mall at 1 30 p m Wednesday for the funeral of Wort el Marr L V Abbot, Clerk.
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Wedneway
Wort ‘el Marr
L.V. Abbot
Ohio to Vote on Wine and Beer Legalization Amendment
The Ohio electorate will decide in November on a state constitutional amendment legalizing the manufacture and sale of light wines and beer. The Ohio Supreme Court ordered Secretary of State Smith to place the proposal on the ballot after a mandamus action by the opposing Prohibition association.
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Associated Proey
Columbus
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Smith
Prohibition
Sheriff Seizes Large 5 Gallon Still Northeast of Hudson
Deputies confiscated a large still five miles northeast of Hudson. The S5 gallon capacity outfit was nearly ready for operation with 700 gallons of mash. No arrests or link to individuals were made. the plant was destroyed and removed from the site.
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Associated
Hudson
Horna Heads British Refund Delegation to America
London report says Robert Stephenson Horna the British Chancellor of the Exchequer will lead the refunding delegation to the United States and plans to sail for America on October 18.
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London
Robert Stephenson Horna
United States
America
Settlement Delay Clashes Over Shopmen Strike In Baltimore Peace Talks
In Chicago a report notes the misunderstanding of factions delaying a settlement of the shopmen strike on several roads, opening space for a Baltimore peace arrangement to gain favor.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Teachers Entertained by Lander Church Group
A large crowd at Congregational Church enjoyed a lively program and a musical recital. The event served as a compliment to the people of Lander, with Congregational Church members and families in attendance, under Mrs. L C Harneberger’s direction.
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Congregational Church
Lander
Mee
L. C. Harne
Berger
Funeral Notice for Edwart Stolener
At the W. O. W. Hall at 1 50 p m Wednesday funeral of Edwart Stolener conducted by L V Abbot Clerk to follow service and interment as directed by family.
Death of Ray McLaughlin Prominent Riverton Merchant
Ray McLaughlin, a well known Riverton merchant, died at his Riverton home from complications of stomach trouble. He was beloved in Riverton and Lander and leaves many mourning friends. He served as a member of the Hugh de Payne Commandry in Lander, which will form an escort at his funeral, set for tomorrow at 10 o'clock in Riverton.
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Ray McLaugitin
Riverton
Bot
Important meeting tonight at 7 Commandary note
A message urges attendance at an important meeting tonight at seven. It references the High De Payne Commandary and instructs members to be present for the session.
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High de Payne
Concord Grapes Bring Fresh Shipment to FPYFE Store
At FPYFE'S STORE in Concord another shipment of Concord grapes has arrived, signaling fresh stock for customers.
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FPYFE
Corcord Grapes
All Woodmen Meet at Hall for L. V. Athot Funeral
All Woodmen are asked to attend the funeral of Edward Bbeliner L. V. Athot, a clerk, at the W. O W. Hall at 1 40 p m on Wednesday.
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W. O W. Hall
Hdward Bbeliner L. V. Athot
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Mrs. Laporte
Candy Kitchen
Nee Hope Engineering Company
W. M. Nicol
W. A. Hoppe
Asociated Press
Associated Press
Curzon
Conference OF Methodists
Stelzner
Bouter
Baldwin's Grocery
Sawyer
Hemenber
Reclamation
Yellowstone
Legion
Ttv Associated Press
W. O. W. Hall
Edwart Stolener
L. V. Abbot
Clork
Ray McLaughlin
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