Man Sentenced to Die 15 Found Insane Report
London June 9 Major Ronald True’s death sentence for the killing of Gertrude Yates was reprieved as physicians found him insane and he was moved to Broadmoor hospital. Public and press reaction targeted the home secretary Edward Shortt with claims of clemency and possible influence.
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London
Associated Press
Ronald True
Gertrude Yates
True
United States
Broadmoor Criminal Insane Hospital
Home Secretary
Edward Shortt
The
Evening Star
Pall Mall Gazette and Globe
Labor Leader Denies Plea Deal in Chicago Case
Chicago June 9 Reports in focal papers said Fred Mader president of the Chicago building trades council offered to plead guilty and pay a fine to avoid prison if prosecutors would drop the case. Judge Dever ordered an investigation into the source of the information.
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Chicago
Focal
Fred Ma Sder
Chicago Building Trades Council
Mader
Dever
Incendiarism Suspected in Calexico Cotton Fire
Calexico officials believe an incendiary caused a blaze that destroyed the cotton compress and about 1 000 bales of cotton. A water main was found plugged when firefighters tried to respond. The loss was estimated at 8 300 000 dollars, insured.
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Calico
Cal
Artillery Regiment to Fort Russell Ordered to Wyoming Base
Cheyenne Wy June 9 Confirmation of recent reports that a regiment of artillery will be stationed at Fort Russell is announced. The Ththfield artillery sails from Capt Lows to join the brigade at Fort Russell. The regiment is a skeleton unit to be recruited to full strength at the post.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
W& Tecent
Lenine in Critical Condition After Stroke
London reports Premier Lenine remains in serious condition after a cerebral stroke. Prognosis suggested death could come within days as observers note the illness began June 1 with his speech impeded and officials warned of a brief remaining span.
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Lenine
London
Moncow
Young Couple Lectured by Abductors in Carolina Incident
In Anderson South Carolina on June 9 Robert W. Sullivan, secretary of a cotton mill and of the state cotton manufacturers group, and Miss Ruby Floyd were abducted from in front of her home. The pair said abductors in Ku Klux regalia separated them, took Sullivan and Floyd in separate cars, and delivered a so called lecture three miles from town. Sullivan escaped injury but was warned to avoid the young woman.
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Robert W. Sullivan
Ruby Floyd
Sullivan
South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Ku Klux
Miss Ployd
Bey Geen
Publisher of Big Newspaper Dies Suddenly
London report says O Guy Barham publisher of the Los Angeles Herald died in a London hospital after throat surgery complications. Despite recovery from the operation he suffered a sudden pulmonary embolism as doctors described. The body will be shipped to the United States next Wednesday.
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London
Guy Barham
Los Angeles Herald
Europe
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Barham
United States
Birth Control Advocate Sanger Spreads Message in Shanghai
Mrs. Margeret Sanger, president of the American Birth Control league, spoke openly in Shanghai under the Chinese Association for Family Reformation. An Chinese interpreter stepped aside for a male physician to assist during her key meeting, as she tours South China after leaving Japan where regulations hindered her lectures.
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Shanghai
Marganet Sanger
American Birth Control League
Japan
China
Sanger
Chinese Association For Family Reformation and Allied Organizations
Aire
Sunnor
Sking
South China
Wyoming Miners Weigh Separate Wage Plans
Cheyenne Wyoming June reports say United Mine Workers officials and Wyoming operators refuse to confirm talks on separate wage agreements among eastern state miners. If such accords arise they would likely influence Wyoming where coal workers supported their affiliated brethren.
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Cheyenne Wyo
United Mine Work
Wyoming
Piatern Brethern
Tariff Debate with Ambassador Ricci Closed in Washington
The tariff dispute stirred by Ambassador Ricci of Italy has been definitively closed for the American government. Secretary Hughes met Ricci and the matter was concluded by conference, ending public Senate criticism.
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Washington
Ricci
Italy
Senate
Hughes
Burlington toLay Paving on North Center Street
The Lioyd Building company awarded by the C B and Q Company will pave Center street from the Burlington tracks to F Street this summer with reinforced concrete totaling 8 000 yards. EB street from Beech to Durbin also included in the contract for 70 000 dollars paving Thermopolis project. Hawleigh Liloyd reports reinforced concrete for about 12 blocks in Thermopolis.
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Center Street
Burlington Tracks
F’ Street
Lioyd Building Company
C. B. & Q. Company
EB Street
Beech
Durbin
Lioyd Company
Thermopolis
Hawleigh Liloyd
McCarthy Wins Pony Express at Canyon City
Canyon City rider Jack McCarthy finished first in the 189 mile Pony Express race from The Dalles to Canyon City. He started second, left The Dalles at 4:15 yesterday, reached Dayville and Canyon City today at 11:36. Fort Price trailed and A J Moe retired after an accident two miles north of Antelope.
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Canyon City
Ore
Jack McCarthy
Here
Pony Express
Dalles
McCarthy
Fort Price
Dayville
A. J. Moe
Antelope
Wolcott School Graduate Returns with Party
Mr and Mrs C J B Norris and Mrs Lou C Stubbs came back from Denver yesterday with Miss Lovey Norris who has just graduated from Wolcott school there. Miss Norris hosted as guest Misa Jetty Stolp who is also of her graduating class.
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C. JB. Norris
Lou C. Stubbs
Denver
Lovey Norris
Wolcott School
Miss Norris
Misa Jetty Stolp
On Wines of Wireless Plot in The Tribune
A fiction excerpt from Arthur B. Roove titled On Wines of Wireless appears with the note First The Tribune dated Saturday June 10. The text hints at radio as a tool of clever criminals shaping a suspenseful plot.
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Arthur B. Roove
the Tribune
General Leaves Cheyenne for Coast After Polo Mountain Trip
Major General Charles Morton commanding the Ninth Army Corps area departed Cheyenne on Friday for the coast after several days at Fort Reno. He inspected the Polo Mountain maneuver reserve between Cheyenne and Laramie, covering about 100 miles by motor car.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles Morton
Ninth Army Corps
Fort Ruenyell
Polo Mountain
Laramie
French engineer unveils underwater cutting flame
A French engineer patents a powerful underwater cutting flame that can burn through plated steel three quarters of an inch thick at twenty inches per minute.
Window and lamp post wrecked in two auto accidents
A busy Cooper city street saw two automobile incidents within 46 hours. A. K. Bott, driving a rental, crashed into a hotel window near the Henning hotel, while W. D. Evang Jr damaged a nearby iron lamp post on East Second Street in front of the 68 building. Crowds gathered to view the aftermath.
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Cooper
Inet
A. K. Bott
Henning
Hea
Fast Second Street
W. D. Evang, Jr
Amium
Miss Gladys Ford 10 Seeks District Court Clerk Seat
Miss Gladys Ford announces candidacy for district court clerk on the Republican ticket. She has served as deputy to Hazel Carmwvell for four years and is supported by Casper residents who applaud her bid.
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Gladys Ford
Fs District Court
Miss Ford
Hazel Carmwvell
Casper
Willis Motors Sold to Durant in New Jersey Auction
Willis corporation properties in Elizabeth New Jersey sold for 5.525 million by Durant Motor corporation. Maxwell Motor Car company placed the second high bid at 5.5 million. The Willis plant spans 37 acres with an estimated value around 11 million and awaits confirmation by Judge Bodine in Newark federal district court.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Tune
Willis Corporation
Durant Motor Corporation
Maxwell Motor Car Company
Willis
Bodine
Federal District Court
Newark
On Wings of Wireless in The Tribune June 10
Radio Reeve and Romance blend in a captivating mystery tale titled On Wings of Wireless, featured in The Tribune on Saturday June 10. The readable excerpt highlights a noir mood with clever clues and a sprinting plot.
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Met
Arthur JH. Reeve
Reeve
Romance
the Tribune
Annual Meeting Notice of Casper Mutual Building and Loan
Notice to stockholders announces Casper Mutual Building and Loan Association annual meeting at Natrona County Courthouse on Monday June 26 1922 at 8 oclock p m for electing directors and other matters P C Nicolaysen president Atton J M ane Boer publish June 16 1922
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Casper Mutual Building and Loan Association
Natrona County Court House
Atton J. M. Ane Boer
Honey Flavored With Moonshine Found In Mash
Astoria authorities report honey produced by bee hives contaminated with mash from moonshine stills in Clatsop county. County Agricultural Agent McMindes cites numerous illicit stills and digested mash piles, noting some honey contains fermented mash flavors. A stray line about bobbed hair and transformation appears, not connected to the main report.
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Astoria
Ore
Clatsop County
McMindes
Barberry Hedge At Cheyenne Faces Fresh Scrutiny
Cheyenne officials confront a six block barberry hedge at City park as Ralph A. Cotter of the U S Department of Agriculture alleges rust fungi from the hedge threaten nearby wheat. Cotter says last year the hedge caused farmers losses of about 2000 dollars and could endanger Cheyenne’s entire wheat output. Five years ago officials proposed destroying the hedge but public opposition and evidence about hedge variety halted action.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
City Park
Ralph A. Cotter
United States Department of Agriculture
Cotter
Department of Agriculture
Shriners Stop in Cheyenne Amid California Greet
In Cheyenne on June 9 Shriner pilgrims from Cleveland halt en route to the San Francisco conclave. Six show girls in one piece swimsuits aboard a tank spectacle delight the visitors who joke about skipping California. Notes mention a New York hospital for injured industrial workers and US petroleum output.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
California
Cleveland
San Francisco
New York City
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Calexico
FT. Russell
Toyden
Jack Pickford
Wooing, Marilynn
Mary
Marilynn “Miler
Long Island
Lear Frog
Long Beach
Long
Burlington
North Center
Lloyd Company
F Street
W’carthy
Oscar Hammerstain
New York
Oleg V. Radomar Nelow
Willis Motor Properties
Durant
Pollyanna Silk Union Suits
Munsingwear Athletic Union Suits
Ready-to-Wear Dept
P. C. Nicolaysen
Harriet Stahmann
Harry Pease
Winona
Minn
Shriners
Taste of
Life
Uinfield States
Brunswick
Richter Music Co
Victrolas
Iris Theater
Campbell
South Center
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