Hughes Plan Shocks Conference With Immediate Armament Cuts
Secretary Hughes unveils a sweeping reduction plan at the disarmament talks. It calls for scrapping nearly two million tons of shipping, a ten year naval holiday, and cessation of new construction by Britain, the United States, and Japan. England would keep 22 capital ships, the United States 18, and Japan 10, reshaping sea power dynamics. The speech aroused worldwide discussion while leaving the Pacific question, a central issue urged by President Harding, largely unresolved.
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Hughes
Britain
United States
Japan
America
England
Washington
Harding
Pacific
Tuches
Near-deulge shifts against republicans after elections
Opinion swung away from the Republicans after elections held a week ago in New York and several states. Harding carried New York City.
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Puone
Republicana
New York
Harding
New York City
Sweetwater County in Financial Troubles
After an intensive two week audit Sweetwater County has stopped paying all bills and faces a large outstanding warrants burden. Road bonds of 800000 cannot be used to cover warrants or operating costs and must fund roads under State Highway Department approval. Tax collection in December may be the only relief.
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Sweetwater County
State Highway Department
Rawlins Enacts Public Dance Ordinance in Wyoming
Rawlins passes an ordinance regulating public dances and imposes a $1 one day license fee. Violations for disorderly or indecent dancing carry a $100 fine and costs. The law targets tight proximity and suggestive movements deemed vulgar.
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Rawlins
Wyoming
Local man says Cheyenne will need many funerals
Ernest H. Kernter of Kemmerer, Wyoming writes to the Cheyenne Tribune dated November 8, 1921, predicting Cheyenne will require a dozen or two prominent funerals during the coming year to clear out relics hindering progress. He signs the letter from Kemmerer.
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Cheyenne State Tribune
Ernest H. Kernter
Kemmerer
Ter
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Tribune
Wyoming
Red Cross Button On And Roll Call Support
Community call to display Red Cross button and keep receipts as lodge receipts. Encourages flag display and lists places in Kemmerer where items or receipts can be obtained including First National Bank Kemmerer Savings Bank J C Penney Kemmerer Hotel Blythe Fargo Hopkins Frontier Supply Co Mountain Trading Co Frontier Diamond.
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First National Bank
Kemmerer
Savings Bank
J. C. Penney
Blythe - Fargo Hopkins, Frontier Supply Co
Frontier, Mountain Trading Co
Diamon
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Kemmerer
Local overflow reports a business visitor L W Sergeant from Daniel while Grant Williams shows rapid pneumonia recovery. Miss Lavon Blacker visited Cumberland. Jim Davison from Opal spent time in Kemmerer. Fortnightly bridge club hosted by Mrs Paul W Comer with Mrs C M Whitney winning first prize. George Phelps of Cokeville spent several days in Kemmerer. Dr McDill of McCammon Idaho, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones Sr, made a brief professional trip. P J Quealy returned from Cheyenne after election as president of a new loan company. Lost or stray black team branded X on shoulders, about 1200 pounds, reward. Inquire at this office.
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New York State
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Virginia
Harding
South
Maryland
Indiana
Ohio
Marion
New Jersey
Grant Williams
Lavon Blacker
Cumberland
Jim Davison
Opal
Kemmerer
McDill
McCammon
Idaho
Thomas Jones, Sr
LuSl
Episcopal Church
Lincoln County
Ben Larson
Cokeville
Oil Royalties Takeoff At Douglas Land Office
Cheyenne Wyo Nov 12 the Douglas land office has collected over 4 000 000 in oil royalties in the past seven months covering the Big Muddy Salt Creek and Lance Creek fields. Receiver Erwin attended business in Cheyenne with seven clerks employed, more than in any other federal land office in the area.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Douglas Land Office
le Big Muddy
Salt Creek
Lance Creek
Erwin
A Reliable Remedy for Colds and Croup
A Chamberlain’s remedy ad touts its use for coughs and colds in homes. A Verona reader recites years of use, praising its effectiveness for croup in a three and a half year old child, and recommends it to friends.
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Chamberlain's Court
Mia
J. N. Rove
Verona
P Wellea
Chamberlain
Tala
Sons Approve Lambs Banquet Spreads Civic Youth Support
Cheyenne lambe club luncheon drew 83 attendees surpassing hopes as J R Coxen urged view that boys and girls are community wealth through Boy Scouts and Americanization efforts. Speakers included Swede Colberg and Rev John E Williams with E L Smith stressing fathers duties and boys as future pals. Next meeting set for November 28 with Christmas plans.
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J. R. Coxen
Cheyenne
Lambe’ Club
Coxen
State Educations Department
Boy Scout Movement
Taki Ominy
Nsanceo
Thin Ge
Het Connie Theater
Coe
Reith
Wyoming
Colberg
John E. Williams
E. L. Smith
Wyoming Senator Named Defendant in Injunction Action
Torrington’s State Senator Tom Powers faces an injunction action after officers found a pint of whiskey in a garage he owns. Powers is in California. case awaits his return. County attorney seeks to close the garage for one year.
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Torrington
Mise Ivemacat
Tom Powers
Wyoming State Senate
Powers
California
Marines Guarding Mail Trains in Wyoming
Charange November 12 guards with sawed off shotguns on all mail trains bound for Cheyenne Only ex service men were hired among applicants those who proved marksmanship were accepted The aerial service on the Southern Pacific routes to San Francisco does not extend as far as Cheyenne and trains turn back at Ogden
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Charange
Cheyenne
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Ogien
Many Well Known Young People Marry This Week
Announcement from Kemmerer and surrounding communities reports marriages among prominent locals. Martin Botero, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Botero, wed Mine Hayes of Glencoe in a ceremony at a church. Mine Mary Roddy, former Diamondville teacher, married Charles Ho Lar Ath of Lago, Idaho at Blackfoot. Swenson Nield union in Salt Lake Temple links Minx Swenson of Afton to Edgar Nield. Donte G. Mears and partner, long known in Theknon Hole area, wed in Canadaigua New York, with plans to reside there.
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Martin Botero
Kemmerer
Paul Botero
Mine
Hdnw Hayes
John Hayes
Glencoe
Cue
Church
Mine Mary Roddy
Diamondville Schiool
Charles Ho Larath
Lago
Idaho
Blackfoot
Swenson
Nield
Cheyenne Tvribune
Minx Swenson
Afton
Edgar Nield
L. D. S. Temple
Salt Lark
Donte Ge. Mstears
Theknon Hole
Barrie
M. Fillican
Canadaigua
Newark
Star Coal Mine Partners Settle Hostilities Out of Court
Angleo Botta and Frank Marchi, co owners of the Star Coal mine lease, have settled their feud in a out of court armistice. The partners had clashed for a month, with assault and battery charged last week in J P court. A peaceful settlement was achieved Monday afternoon, ending the hostilities.
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Angelo Botta
Frank Marchi
Vin m
Star
Haseen
William McAllister
Botto-Marchi
J. P
Unclear Text From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a dialogue about mining life and mutual boredom. No discernible names, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the fragment.
Cumberland No 3 and No 2 Schools Closed
Schools at Cumberland No 3 and No 2 have shut down due to an unspecified widespread condition. Authorities could not obtain definite information in time to report the full details of the situation.
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Cumberland NO. 3
Cumberland No. 2
J. C. Penney Company
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Robert FR. Rose
Ana
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Chian
L. W. Sergeant
Daniel
Waa
Bridge Club
Paul W. Comer
C. M. Whitney
George Phelps
P. J. Quealy
Loan Company
Darin
James R. Coren
Star Coal Mine
The
Schulz
Vitanello Phonograph
Smith Brothers Furniture Co
Lyceum Block
Kemmerer, Wyo
Davy Crockett
Peter
Paul
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