Attempted murder ends in tragedy for Casper native
Cheyenne June 10 Miss Margaret Grier 22 a society girl lies critical from bullet wounds to the body and thigh inflicted by Samuel A Underwood 23 formerly of Casper The shooter died by his own hand in what police term a romance ending in tragedy
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the Tribune
Cheyenne
Margaret Grier
Samuel A. Underwood
Underwood
Miss Grier
Lieut
A. H. Coward
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
Fort Russell
Mien Grier
Mian Grier
Coward
Grier
Mims Grier
William &. Grier
Grier Lumber Company, & Wyoming
Colorado Corporation
Arthur A. Underwood
Hoth
Scifi
Conard
Mias Grier
Plains Hotel
Rudolph Hofmann
Misa Crier
Tragedy at Standard Plant Leaves Two Dead and Hugh Boyland Injured
At the Standard plant a fatal shooting and factory accident left Hugh Boyland critically injured with a skull fracture and multiple wounds. Miss Grier and Lieut. Coward were shot during an apparent confrontation with Underwood who then died after a self inflicted wound. Eleven workers were hurt in a scaffold collapse during a separate fall.
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Hugh Boyland
Standard Plant
Standard
H. R. Lathrop
James Garney
BE. Adkins
Floyd Crockett
C. AR. Muldowney
Frank Cook
F. McKengzie
Jerry Murphy
Harry Pinkerton
W. F. Caffee
J. L. Bennett
Lathrop
W. C. Noyes
Bombs Used in Effort to Kill District Officials
Early today bombs were thrown at the homes of Russell Bowers Tuscarawas County prosecuting attorney and L O Haug Dover safety director in Ohio. The blast damaged Bowers home porch but caused no injuries while Haug’s porch bomb failed to explode. Suspects Nick Nigro and son Chauncey of Dover were arrested. In Washington Roy Haynes Hillsboro editor was announced as national prohibition commissioner.
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New Philadelphia
Russell Bowers
Tuscarawas County
L. O. Haug
Dover
Tuscarawan County
Bowerm
Haug
Nick Nigro
Chauncey
Nigro
Washington
Roy Haynes
Hillsboro
Ohio
White House
Flood toll uncertain at end of week in Colorado
Colorado flood census shows deaths and damage rising with no reliable totals yet. Reports from Sterling Union Denver Holly Pagosa La Junta Las Animas Pueblo indicate multiple fatalities and extensive property loss while federal troops and Red Cross lead relief efforts and martial law preparations loom.
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Colorado
Pueblo
Holly
Kansas Line
Manganola
Theii
Elage
Milionydol Las Animas
la Junta
Nwo
Golo
National Guard
Colorado Rangers
Martin
Visutar
Harilien Agen Amaume
Irish Recognition to Be Urged by Labor
Denver reports a tentative resolution by Irish sympathizers urging immediate U S recognition of the Irish republic, withdrawal of British troops, and repayment of the English loan. The plan calls on President Harding to press Congress for recognition and a message protesting British actions, with about 5 percent of delegates Irish sympathizers.
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LABOR
Denver
Irish Republic
Ireland
Great Britain
United States
Ee of Labor
Peter J. Brady
New York
Ue Federation
Harding
Congress
Irland
Building Trades Department of the Federation
National Board of Jurisdiction Awards
Recall of Admiral Sims Demanded by Labor on Irish Remarks
June 10 recall of Admiral Sims from England and dishonorable discharge from the U S Navy was urged by the Metal Trades Department at its annual AFL convention. The resolution, led by Mm othy Healy, also calls for a nationwide metal trades conference in Washington within sixty days to plan a unionization drive and discuss consolidating metal unions into a cooperative body.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
William JL. Hutcheson
The
Carpenters and
Joi
Carpentern
John Donlan
Building Trades Department
National Bon
Denver
Admiral Sims
England
United States Navy
Harding
London
Metal Trades Department
American Fed
Mmothy Healy
Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
American Federation of Labor
Lima
Denby
Pines
New Day Chief Is Appointed
The Hillsboro Dispatch editor becomes commissioner after his early support for Me, marching for president, replacing Haynes in a White House invitation context. The text notes Major Key Maynor of Tisboro and a provisional opine on the United States invite.
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Washington
Dane
Maynor
Tisboro
United States
Haynes
Daha
Kramer
Hillsboro Dispatch
Ohio
Harding Signs Budget Bill Brings Government Plan
President Harding signed a budget bill establishing a system for government expenditures. The action occurred in Washington on June 10, marking a formal shift toward planned fiscal management.
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Harding
Washington
Hading
Senate appoints joint commission to probe agricultural conditions
Vice President Coolidge names members to a Senate and House joint commission to study agricultural conditions. Appointees include Learpot from Wisconsin Capper of Kansas McNary of Oregon Robinson of Arkansas Harris of Georgia. Republican and Democratic Senators selected.
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Washington
Senate
Joint Congressional Commission
Coolidge
Learpot
Wisconsin
Capper
Kansas
McNary
Oregon
Robinson
Arkansas
Harris
Georgia
Disarmament Plea Paused by Osaka Chamber of Commerce
The Osaka chamber of commerce disarmament committee paused resolutions urging the government to initiate talks with the United States and Britain on a conference for disarmament. It also set plans to gather more information on armament, with mention of a new minister and the general’s role as vice minister of war since April.
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Osaka
Japan
United States
Britain
Chamber of Commerce
Wig
Bodies of Three Daughters Found by Father
Pueblo Colorado scene reports John Lopes found the bodies of his three daughters, triggering a high priority investigation as authorities seek to confirm the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
English Duke to Wed Miss Deacon Late This Month
Paris reports the Duke of Marlborough will wed Gladys Deacon, daughter of Edward Parker Deacon of Frinton Massachusetts, likely June 25 in Paris. The couple recently took a house at 16 Roe Auguste Vacquerie.
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Miss Deacon
Paris
Duke of Marlborough
Gladys Deacon
The
Daily Mail
Edward Parker Deacon
Frinton
Mass
Auguste Vacquerie
Flood swells river shuts off water to Bheybull
The Big Horn River flooded and swollen for a week causing the city of Bheybull to lose water as 13 shutoffs occurred. Crews race to repair a ruptured pipeline while residents fear fire protection is compromised.
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Wis
Big Horn
Ptham Appeals for Prosecution Building Trust
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the executive committee probing the building trust, will ask Attorney General Dougherty to free men and funds to prosecute anti trust violators. He also obtained authority to urge the State Insurance Superintendent Phillips to investigate Prudential Insurance, focusing on Forest C. Dryden and the mutualization plan.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
Building Trust
Dougherty
Untermyer
Phillips
Prudential Ensurance Company
Forest C. Dryden
Ite
Textile Union Leader John Golden Dies in Wendie Home
John Golden longtime president of the United Textile Workers of America died at his Wendie home after a seven year illness. He had collapsed while attending a textile workers convention in New York.
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New York
John Golden
United Textile Workers of America
Wendie
Union Leader Milton Smellings Found Dead in Denver
Milton Smellings national president of the Steam and Operating Engineers union was attending the AFL convention in Denver when he was found dead in his hotel bed. The death occurred during the convention period and authorities investigated at the scene.
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Denver
Milton Smellings
The
Steam and Operating Engineers’ Union of
Washington, D.C
American Federation of Labor
Funeral set for Col Frederick W Galbraith Jr in Chicago
Funeral arrangements for Col Frederick W Galbraith Jr commander of the American Legion and former 147th Infantry leader will be held Saturday afternoon in Munie Hall Chicago. Arlington Cemetery Washington is expected as burial site with participation from troops and service clubs allied with Galbraith.
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Chicago
Dune
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Munie Hall
Ater
Neral
Arlington Cemeotery
Washington
147Th United Minten Infantry
Kort Thomas
Dell
Galbraith
Cheyenne Tragedy Ties To Local Figures
Kam Underwood, principal in the Cheyenne tragedy, lived in Casper during 1918 and 1919 summers and worked with engineering crews on local reclamation projects. Miss Grier, Cheyenne family member, is also connected to Casper residents.
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Kam Underwood
Cheyenne
Cas ‘Per
Miss Grier
Young Underwood
Edgar Sleever
Bleever
Yankees Beat Cleveland as Baho Hits Seventh homer
New York June 10. In the third inning of today’s game against Cleveland Baho hit his seventh home run. There was no one on base at the time.
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New York
Baho”uth
Yankees
Cleveland
Road Report Highlights June 10 Weather and Detours
Road conditions today show very good to fair segments on Grant highway from the Nebraska line to Shawnee and toward Orin, with good to fair stretches on Yellowstons Highway Ilaite county to Douglas. Detours near LaPreus Dam hinder access to Careyhurst while bridges near Shoshoni remain closed for at least two weeks. Salt Creek road is listed as good, and overall traffic on major routes remains cautious with summer water flow possible.
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Grant Highway
Nebraska Line
Shawnee
Orin
Yellowstons
Ilaite County
Douglas
LaPreus Dam
Careyhurst
Casper
Shoshoni
Riverton
Wind River
Shoshon
Salt Creek Road
Gond
Baseball Scores National League Summary
Cincinnati and St Louis each scored in two innings with a final 8 to 1 and 8 to 4 results noted. Pairings include pitchers and batters such as Rixey Wingo and Gibson for Cin age and battery lists for St Louis. Brooklyn and Chicago results are listed with partial lineups and a Chicago Philadelphia game postponed by rain.
Baseball Scores from Boston Philadelphia and New York
In Boston the St Louis nine beat the Red Sox 3 to 7 with Davis Burwell and Severeid sparking the Batteries. In Philadelphia Chicago triumphed 5 to 0 over the Athletics as Kerr Rommel and Perkins pitched. New York and Cleveland battled to a 2 to 6 affair while Bagby Mails Nuonmaker Mays Shawkey and Shang figured in the battery.
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Boston
R. H. E. St. Louia
Davis
Burwell
Severeid
Meyer
Rael
Philadelphia
New York
H. E. Cleveland
Bagby
Mails
Nuonmaker
Mays
Shawkey
Shang
Nations Respond To Suggestions On Disarmament
In Washington on June 16 informal replies from several governments revealed a generally favorable tone toward the U S proposal for international livensaions on disarmament. The responses indicate growing encouragement for multilateral steps to reduce armaments.
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Washington
United States
Safe Blowers Hit Aberdeen Bank Near Pocatello
Bandits robbed the Aberdeen bank near Pocatello Idaho overnight taking several thousand dollars. Local detectives report the heist occurred at the Aberdeen bank about a mile west of Pocatello with details received from the bank today.
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Lake City
Aberdeen Bank
Aberdeen
Pocatello
Idaho
Bergdoll Matriarch Pays Fines in Conspiracy Case
Philadelphia June 10 Mere Edn Bergdoll mother of the Bergdoll brothers convicted deserters saved herself and four co defendants from jail by paying 29000 dollars in fines recently imposed by the United States district court in a conspiracy to aid Geaver and Edwin RB Bergdoll to evade army service.
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Philadelphia
Bergdoll
Herelf
Geaver
Edwin RB Bergdoll
United States District
Curt Berm
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Ptham Appeals Or Prosecution Building Trust
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R. HW. E. Cinage
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Rixey and Wingo
Gibson
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al &J. Louis
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