Indianan-Arrested Bandit Details Wyoming Escape
In Rawlins Wyoming the man known as Fred Brown alias Gus Grimes alias Ernest Busch speaks in a rare interview before Omaha authorities arrive to face charges including binding two women with a log chain and assault. He dodges questions on three Omaha murders, talks of past crimes, and recalls his westward dash from Omaha to Rock River.
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Rawlins
Wyo
the Tribune
Omaha
Wyoming
Melicine Row
Nebraska
Gus Hyers
Fred Brown
Gus Grimes
Ernest Busch
Wyoming State Penitentary
Winsoln
Sidney
Neb
Box Fisder Canyon
Ernest Rusch
Brown
Hyers
Partner
Sandera
Carroll
Cheyenne
Rawlings
Ele
Sifkin
Iowa
Lincoln Highway
Rock River
California
Busch
Sidney Marshall
Rail chiefs hopeful as wage cuts loom in rail strike crisis
Chicago dispatch reports June 19 that railroad chiefs expect no strike as $136,000,000 in wage cuts take effect by July 1. Ben W Hooper predicts peace on the roads by fall while unions threaten to strike. Harding backs the labor board as carriers move away from shop work contracts.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Hooper
Publc
Fire Foam Prevents Hefty Oil Loss In Lightning Tank Fire
Lightning struck two large oil tanks at the Midwest Refining plant causing fire that threatened substantial loss. Fire foam helped suppress flames in one tank first then the other, limiting total oil loss to about 10000 dollars. Steel roofs and breathers will be added to reduce future risk. Canoeing as a sport dates from 1865 when John McGregor of England designed the Rob Roy for song journeys.
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Hopnigh
Merly
Midwest
Casper
John McGregor
England
Rob Roy
Ruth Hits Seventh Home Run in First At Bat
Babe Ruth homered in his first at bat of the Yankees vs Indians game in Cleveland. He connected with two strikes, sending the ball over the right field wall for a solid score.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Indians
National League Br. B. E. 208 000 000-5 020 000 1ol-4
Unclear baseball score report with mixed team abbreviations and innings tied in 11th. Mentions Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati games and battery names Glazner Hamilton Gooch Vance Deberry. Partial line reads tied matchups and incomplete player details.
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Brooklyn
E. Pittsburgh
Glazner
Hamilton
Gooch
Vance Decatur
Deberry
Baseball score report from Cleveland and Detroit games
In the American League Detroit and Cleveland games details show line scores with players Katteris Quino Fullerton Stoner Bassler Mays Hoffman Mails ONeill Perkins and others contributing runs and outs in a compact format. Cleveland wins with a late rally as the box shows.
Churches unite to urge government action on coal strike
A joint appeal from the Federal Council of Churches National Catholic Welfare Council and the Minor Coal Industry’s Social Justice commission urges President Harding to call a national conference and order a government investigation to end the coal strike before suffering in mining towns reaches calamity. The letter marks the first known joint action by Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish groups on an industrial dispute.
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Washington
Harding
Commission On the Church and Social Service
Federal Council of Churches
Department of Social Action
National Catholic Welfare Council
Social Justice Commission
United States
Lewis Kayoes Burns in Eleventh Round
Ted Kid Lewis, the British middleweight champion, knocked out Frankie Burns, the Australian champion, in the eleventh round of their bout tonight. Burns was facing early pressure but Lewis finished with a decisive KO in the late rounds. The match highlighted Lewis's punching power and retained his status as a top middleweight contender.
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Ted
Kid" Lewis
Finglish
Frankie Burns
Dairyman trampled by prize bull in ranch incident
J. J. Allen of the Allen dairy company suffered three broken ribs and severe facial lacerations after confronting a mad prize bull in a ranch pen. He returned with a pitchfork to recover his lost watch, was knocked into fencing wires, but no serious internal injuries or lung puncture occurred. M. P. Wheeler and Harry B. Henderson witnessed the event at Cheyenne area ranch.
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J. J. Allen
Allen Dairy Company
Pitchford
M. P. Wheeler
Harry B. Henderson
Farm Loan
Cheyenne
Allen
Allan
Tariff Bill In Senate Conference Faces Bonus Standstill
Senate Republicans vote 30 to 9 against delaying the tariff bill to allow a bonus measure. A resolution to finish both items this session passes 27 to 11, with leaders and critics trading moves as Walsh and McCumber push for action. Some senators oppose the bonus and others abstain, signaling possible floor maneuvers before recess.
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Washington
Senate Republicans
Walsh
Massachusetts
Republi
Can
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
Johnson
California
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Harding
Drowned McIntosh Twins Found Three Weeks Later
The bodies of Gladys and Alice McIntosh two year old twin daughters of Mr and Mrs William McIntosh were recovered by searchers last week three weeks after drowning in the Sweetwater river One child was found three miles downstream from the accident site as the river had submerged during high water The other was located four miles below the overturned McIntosh family automobile Separate funerals were held at Rawlins following the discoveries.
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Gladys
Alice McIntosh
William McIntosh
Sweetwater
McIntosh
MclIntosh Ranch
Casper
Sweetwater Country
Rawlins
Open Shop Mining Begins in Kansas Coal Fields
Pittsburg Kansas June 19 Open shop mining by J R Crowe Coal and Mining began at Croweburg with 31 men going underground. The Sheridan group mines also started under a cooperative plan where workers set coal prices and the company sells the product while supervising operations. Topera Kansas June 19 opening of Grow mines signals Kansas coal production resumes as operators follow industrial court agreements and respond to rising coal demand.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas Field
J. R. Crowe Coal and Mining Company
Croweburg
Sheridan
Topera
Kansas
Atato
Allen
Trainman Wins Maxwell Auto in Casper Carnival Drawing
J. W. Lafferty the NorthWestern road trainman won a Maxwell touring car valued at 6500 dollars in a carnival drawing at American Legion headquarters. He paid 25 cents for a ticket and learned of his win at 10 AM after the drawing completed Saturday night. The legion earned about 276 dollars in profit from the event.
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Casper
J. W. Lafferty
Tam
Maxwell
Lafferty
American Legion
Legion
Vale An
The
Salvation Army Drive Set for Friday in Casper
City wide fundraising drive led by the American Legion Elks Rotary Kiwanis and Lions divides Casper into sections to raise 5000 for a year of Salvation Army work Committees meet at the Henning hotel tonight for plans A tag day will be held Saturday under Mrs Alfred R Lowey to collect public contributions The drive aims to fund educational work by Mise Abe in China and includes leaders from Lions Kiwanis Rotary American Legion.
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Salvation Army
Casper
American Legion
The
Elks
Rotary
Skiwanis
Lions Clubs
Calder
Henning Hotel
Alfred R. Lowey
Lions
J. BH. Rocheford
J. FP. Sweeney
Joe Lowndes
Kiwania Club
A. Cullen
Q. K. Weaver
M. Thompson
Rotary Club
W. 8. Kimball
BE. Bacon
Karl Jorgensen
Harry Black
J. ©. Neilson
Snoddy Bika
Indictment Ties Auto-Ordnance to Ireland Gun Shipments
Col Marcellus Thompson of Auto-Ordnance in New York and eight others face federal indictments for conspiracy to ship 469 machine guns to Ireland, found in the Cosmospolitan line freighter East Side at Hoboken, alleged for Sinn Fein. Guns manufactured by Colt near Hartford. Indictments linked to purchases and transport via Rail Express.
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Trenton
N. J
Col
Marcellus Ft. Thompson
Auto-Ordnance Company of
New York
Ireland
United States
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Atto Ordnance Company
Hoboken
East Side
Sinn Fein
Frank Williams
Lawrences de Lacy
Lawrence Pieres
Fred Whil- Hema
Edward de Lacy
George Gordon Rorke
Aleaman
Washington
Auto-Ordnance Company
John Culhane
Rorke
Court session delayed to next Monday due to busy docket
District court ceremonies planned for today are postponed to Monday. Judge Co. remains in Lander for another week because the court in progress there is handling a heavy workload.
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District Court
Judge Co. v. Brown
Lander
Oil Land Fight Over $40 Million In Salt Creek Field
Casper oil firms and other defendants face a Cheyenne equity suit over title to about $40,000,000 worth of Salt Creek lands. The complaint cites prior leases and development activity, alleges official interference delayed ownership, and names The Midwest Oil Company and related entities as defendants with multiple individuals claimed to hold rights.
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Casper
Cheyenne
Salt Creek
Pitevueh
Ilenehaw
Balt Creekfield
Mwitehugh
Ube
Midwest Oil Company
Wyoming Associated Oil Corporation
Central Wyoming OF and Development Company
Wyoming Oil Mielde Company
Federal Oil and Development Company
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Ainsmil Vv. Barnes
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Quino
Fullerton
Ruel
Stoner
Bassler
R. Hi. EB
T Mays
Hoffman
Mails
National Church Councils Unite
Lewis Kayoes Burns
Congress
Open Shop Mining
Becins
Carnival Auto
Venus
Mercury
Mise Abe
China
Puvile
M. H. Thompson
Frank J. Markling
Ato-Ordance Company
Frank B. Ochsenryter
Fitzhugh and Henshaw
Auit
Equity
Henry A. Miller
Lusk
John T. Bolton
Denver
Andrew
Avon Simmons
Veter Milan
Chari Linn
James Anarlad
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