Lloyd George outlines Irish home rule plan in Commons
Premier Lloyd George presented details of an Irish home rule bill proposing two parliaments for Ireland north and south with a connecting council. The plan would allow self government, retain customs by Westminster, and set provisions for minorities and finance while offering future tax powers to the Irish parliament.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons Farst
Commons
Dublin
Viscount Lord French
Ireland
Europe
Russia
America
Trelemd Savel
Ire
Imperial Services
Aia
Treland
Westminster
Lila George Tanneed
Tt Kaeh
United States
Trish
United Ireland
Trelane
Double Silver Medal Contest At Baptist Church
A Friday evening program at the Baptist Church hosted a double silver medal contest for Gillette school sixth and seventh graders. Jessamine Tarver won the sixth grade medal and Don Wakeman earned the seventh. Judges were Mrs W D June Mrs B B Perkins and Mr E O Hibler with Mrs Elwood Anderson presiding. The event featured student performances, soloists, ensembles and a pantomime with medals presented by Mr Wanerus.
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The
Baptist Church
Gillette
Jessamine Tarver
Don Wakeman
W. D. June
B. B. Perkins
E. O. Hibler
Elwood Anderson
America
Reverend Gamble
Shyrock
Gladys Groves
Mary Bailey
Maurice Hageman
Pearl Haney
Miss LaNoue
Conklin
Fay Butler
Howard Wells
Hulu Hulu Serenaders
Miss
Harrison
Wanerus
Gamble
Gamble Heads Interchurch Work in Campbell County
The Interchurch World Movement sets up a survey in Campbell County Wyoming to study rural church efficiency. Reverend G H Gamble leads Campbell County work based in Gillette with state supervisor Reverend A G Alderman, while denominations cooperate under a 200000 church, 26000000 member network led by John R Mott and S Earl Taylor.
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America
Wyoming
Survey Department
Interchurch World Movement
New York
Campbell County
Tear Young
A. G. Alderman
Salt Lake City
Utah
G. H. Gamble
Gillette
Interchurch Movement
United States
Robert Lansing
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Presbyterian Church of the
Foreign Mission Board
Presbyterian Church of the United States
South
Lansing
John R. Mott
S. Earl Taylor
Canada
Dominion
Senators Seek Agreement on Reservations to Ratify Treaty
Washington reports intensified compromise talks in the Senate over reservations to the peace treaty. Leaders Lodge and Underwood discussed broad grounds for sufficient votes, while Hitchcock planned wider consultations with Republicans during the holidays to push ratification before January 16.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Anderw i
Tait
Connihnee
Eh Bey
Crooks implicate Two Gotham Cops in thefts
New York December 24 detectives say two more arrests joined the Brooklyn band of burglars linked with police by District Attorney Lewis. Timothy O'Mara and Orren McCullen, sought for a $30,000 December 1 robbery, allegedly implicated Patrolmen Herman Krause and Peter Reuger, already indicted in a $15,000 Brook- lyn firm theft.
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Gotham
New York
Fr Reata
Distriet
Lewis
Brooklyn
Timothy O'Mara
Orren McCullen
Herman Krause
Peter Reuger
Fura
Land sale sets record price at Powder River bids
Mrs Florence B Waisner paid 76 per acre for 274 acres on Powder River at a public sale by Commissioner A Baker. The non irrigated land was appraised at 40 per acre. Waisner's brother in law A Waisner competed. Total acreage sold reached two thousand two acres. Sheridan Enterprise reports.
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Tate
Florence B. Waisner
Powder River
A. Baker
D. A. Waisner
Northern Wyoming Telephone Company moves to new Gillette quarters
The Northern Wyoming Telephone Company relocates to the Odd Fellows Building on the second floor. Linemen install 1000 feet of new cable and a new switchboard will be added to provide 24 hour metallic service with connections from Gillette. Plant manager E W Underwood aims to expand poles next spring to handle more lines. Randers anticipates toll connections to county areas soon as ranchers press for improved systems.
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Northern Wyoming Telephone Company
Odd Fellows
Gillette
E. W.underwood
Underwood
Randers
Wilhelm Makes Name Plates Add Style to Gillette
D C Wilhelm crafts name plates used on doors and door jams across Gillette. His hand lettering and decorative designs adorn residences and offices with japanned tin backs, wet painted lettering, and varied original motifs for ads, honor rolls, and jewelry designs.
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Gillette
C. Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Ctizens
Paper famine threatens daily newspapers across the nation
The Sheridan Post reports a nationwide paper shortage raising costs and forcing cutbacks in size and ads. Newspapers, including Chicago and New York publications, reduce print runs and ad pages while urging readers to subscribe to The News as supply worsens. A corn car is arriving. orders encouraged by Paris Brothers.
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Chicago Tribune
New York
Sheridan Post
Operators Accept Settlement Plan in Coal Strike Talks
The executive committee of the bituminous operators' association says they back a constructive program to end the coal strike and seek industrial peace while miners and operators interpret President Wilson's December letter differently. A national meeting of mine owners will be held to consider the situation and gather facts for a full presentation of the operators' case.
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Washington
Bituminous Operators’ Association
Palmer
United States
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Nmi
Central operators refuse change in wage dispute stance
Phil E. Penna, spokesman for miners' wage talks, says cat operators will follow President Wilsoe’s arbitration commission decisions though they argue for prior consultation. He also notes operator principles show consistency amid protests and price changes in related markets.
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Terre Haute
Tad
Wilsoe
Phil E. Penna
Oto
Peices
Argeres
Penna
Fea
Bill Carlisle Credited In Widespread Crime Poem
A Casper Herald verse assembles a chorus of robberies and prowls across places like Idaho Kokomo Timburtoo Waterloo Singapore Ecuador Mexico Canton O and Keokuk. The poem locks on Bill Carlisle as the recurring culprit behind varied crimes.
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Idaho
Bill Carliste
Kokomo
Bill Carlisle
Timburtoo
Waterloo
Singapore
Bl Cartiste
Ecuador
Bill Cartiale
Mexico
Tekia
Canton
Gore
Billy Patterson
Articanow
Tropic
Casper Herald
Morgan Installs Heating Plant for Local Establishments
J. T. Morgan has a new heating plant installed by A. D. Sutherland providing heat for the Morgan store the Rex theatre and the Morgan hotel. Delays occurred due to late fixtures arriving.
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J. T. Morgan
A.D. Sutherland
Morgan
Rex Theatre
Morgan Hotel
Campbell County and Gillette Schools Close for Two Week Vacation
Campbell County High School and Gillette graded schools close on Friday December 6 for a two week vacation. Many teachers visit relatives out of state while pupils stay with parents on ranch homes. School resumes Monday January 5 20.
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Campbell County
Gillette
Brakeman Summers Injured In Switching Accident
Fred A. Summers a Burlington brakeman was jarred from a box car during switching Saturday morning and found unconscious. He suffered a possible spinal injury in the crash but examination showed no broken bones and he was sent to Sheridan hospital.
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Fred A. Summers
Burlington Road
Mr. Summers
Hunter
Sheridan
Summers
Better Sires Show Promises Value at Denver Stock Show
The Denver Stock Show emphasizes sires as half the herd and boosts value of pure bred bulls across cattle sheep horses and poultry. Officials predict record exhibits in January with extensive preparations and new facilities.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain West
Sean
Nincos
Lunuares Tal
Gillette to Form Local Community Band
Business leaders and residents met at City Hall to organize a town band. Wherdware Wanerus was named temporary chairman with Carl Ewry as director and I Edwards as secretary treasurer. A three member committee of Tyrew Sherard and Brooks will canvass for members. First meeting set for December 20 in City Hall.
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Gillette
Baer
Wanerus
Carl K. Eweys
I. Edwards
Matt Tyrew
Ollie Sherard
Thomas G. Brooks
Ewry
Unleas
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