Mine War Violence Rages Near Herrin Illinois
Reports from Herrin Illinois describe a brutal clash between union and non union miners. At the strip mine 44 prisoners were captured 16 non union men were killed and four others died from gunfire. The fighting drew thousands to the mining camp as authorities sought to restore order. Colonel Sam N Hunter and officials urged calm as the situation remained tense.
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Herrin
Steam Shovel Men’s Union
Sam N. Hunter
Illinois Adjutant General's Office
Tinots
Minois
John L. Léawis
United Mine Workers of America
Herrin Mine Turmoil Prompts Peace Efforts and Officials
Springfield reports say Adjutant General Black seeks facts on claims of 19 or more miners killed at Herrin. Senator Sneed travels to Herrin to mediate. Mine workers deny involvement and AFL comments downplay ties to President Bowels. Troop deployment remains optional, awaiting local requests and clearer reports.
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Springfield
Associated Press
Black
Hunter
Marion
William J. Sneed
Herrin
Ferri
Sneed
Mod
Department of Mines and Minerals
A. W. Kerr
United Mine Workers
Labor
Lewis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Pres
Phillip Murray
United Mines Workers of America
Bowls
Morrin
Gomparm
American Federation of Labor
Ex-Glergy Man Under Arrest in California Fraud Case
The Chicago area report says Stewart, a 47 year old Scotland native, famed for temperance work and a prohibition song, faces charges of multiple deceptions across years. He allegedly deserted marriages, endorsed checks, stole cash from several women, and used various aliases including Donald Allister Stewart and Robert Allan McLaren Growne. He has held pastorates in Dundee Lake New Jersey Patterson New Jersey Sanderson Texas Douglas Arizona and Chico California.
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Isianapolis
Norma Florenseiler
Boston
Michel Turner Cabaldeston Stewart
Misa Ehrenseiler
Bertha Grannies Stewart
Norma Ehrenseller Stewart
Gertrude van Lipik
Detroit
Stewart
Scottland
California
Maude [Hendricks
Hayward
Cal
Oakland
Donald Allister Stewart
Robert Allan McLaren Growne
Detroit detective faces possible conspiracy charges in multiple states
In Detroit on June 22 a private detective Donald JD Stewart faces potential conspiracy to defraud charges. Massachusetts New York or Indiana authorities may claim custody. Bruce Grannis accuses Stewart of a 1920 $1200 stock fraud. Grannis’ sister Bertha Elen Grannis and Mrs Mary Barbara James Mitchell are named in the tangled case.
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Detroit
Donald JD
Stewart
Los Angeles
Massachusetts
New York
Indiana
Bruce Grannis
Steck
Grannis
Bertha Elen Grannis
Mary Barbara James Mitchell
Mises Gertrude van Lopik
Checkus
Mra. Mitchell
Mra
Mitchell
Margaret
Mitchelauld
Calhoun Assigned to Colorado Springs on Bureau Work
BE. C. Calhoun formerly linked with the United States Vida bureau is now with a Colorado Springs contact officer for several days of duties connected to his office. The arrangement allows some beneficiaries to receive assistance.
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BE. C. Calhoun
United Sitates
Vida’ Baureau
Colorado Springs
Casper
Bloodhounds Track Cattle Rustlers By sheriff search
Sheriff Joe Marquis and deputies hunted a band of cattle rustlers about 80 miles southwest of Casper. Rancher Archie Ranford reported several head stolen and alerted authorities who released tracking dogs. The rustlers are believed to operate on a large scale and may return soon as the posse rides out.
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Joe Marquis
Casper
Here
Marty
Archie Ranford
Aiden
Iris Scores Again With High Class Vaudeville Bill
Iris presents a lively vaudeville program featuring Hob Millikin in Musical Comedy a la Carte and the Zig Zag trio performing classical and popular numbers. Edwards and Kollith deliver He Got Vamped with strong humor while The Love Boats offers a playful one act fantasy with songs and dances by Caspar's chorus as sweethearts declare affection.
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Iris
Hob Millikin
Mr. Mallneis
Bert Williamen
New York
Casper
Edwards
Kolllth
Henda
Hie
Assassination of Field Marshal Wilson Sparks Ulster Outcry
The murder of Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson shocks Belfast provoking fears of reprisals. Sinn Fein blamed. James Craig faces threats after an attack on Stor Mont castle. Northern cabinet mourns as Ulster House of Commons adjourns. speculation grows on Peel’s stance amid Orange- Sinn Fein tensions.
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Associated Press
Henry Hughes Wilson
Belfast
James Craig
Ulster
Stormont Castle
Marshal Wilson
Craig
Uister House of Commons
Wilson prominent in Irish negotiations
Field Marshal Wilson, former chief of the Imperial General Staff, recently elected to the Imperial Parliament for North Down as a unionist. Appointed Ulster’s prime agent for restoration of order, he traveled to Belfast to present pacification plans to Premier Craig and later served as military adviser to the Ulster government while making frequent London visits.
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Fir Marshal Wilson
Imperial General Staff
North Down
Ireland
Wister
Craig
Ulster
Belfast
England
Wilson
Carolina Shriners Stop In Casper On Long Trek
A 295 member caravan of Carolina Shriners with a 30 piece band travels by special train from Oasis temple Charlotte NC to Casper arriving Sunday afternoon. They will tour the city for two hours after arrival, greet locals, tour the Masonic temple and ride through Casper and the machinery district before continuing toward Cody.
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Carolina Shriners
Casper
Oasis Temple
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
San Francisco
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
Cody
Masonic Temple
Mesinery
Legion Meeting Call for Full Attendance
A meeting of importance will be held by the American Legion at the club rooms Monday night at 8 oclock. The home building committee plans and other business will be discussed. Officers urge full attendance to prevent any absence.
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American Legion
Home Building Committee
Denver Plages First Order for Casper Asphalt Product
The Stand ard asphalt plant in Denver receives its first order for Casper paving material. Manager Hf B Carpenter oversees marketing in Denver as plans call for expansion to meet growing demand. Casper streets in the Standard sub division are slated for paving with this product.
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Denver
Casper
Saphalt
Hf. B. Carpenter
Canning 5 Made Easy For Lorain Stove Owners
The Lorain canning system offers a four column chart guiding fruit selection preparation pouring and cooking. Casper Gas Appliance officials anticipate strong sales as home canning becomes popular and the oven fits standard gas ranges. Baseball clubs in Hoboken played there in 1845.
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GAS Company
Lorain Owen
Casper
Casper Ges Appliance Company
Hoys
Lorain
Clark Jewel
United States
Hoboken, N, J
Neilon to Direct Work of Legion Post in Casper
James C. Neilon to become business manager and executive secretary of the American Legion region in Casper, starting July 1. He will oversee finances, act as liaison with Casper residents, and help expand the post, with plans for a membership drive, a local rodeo, and a sectional stampede pending favorable terms. Neilon is a former U S Army officer and ex-Solon post chairman of entertainment. He leaves Natrona Power company July 1 to assume duties.
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American Legion
Casper
James C. Neilon
Legion
Neilson
Will Alsume
Jim Neilson
Aignal Corps
United States Army
Natrona Power Company
American Solon Post
Wortham
Nellaon
Scribe tags along with sheriff in Alcova moonshine hunt
An eager Tribune reporter rides with Sheriff Joe Marquis and a posse to chase a rumored moonshining gang west of Alcova. The group treks in a Dodge armed with rifles, crosses Platte River, raids a cabin, seizes a still and sugar, and returns with the moonshiner and gear, the reporter recalling the perilous ride.
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The
Tribune
Lound
Joe Marquis
Alcova
Joe
Alcova Road
Platte
Center Street
Flapperitis Wrecks City Youths Sheets Claim
Chicago reports a concern over Flapperitis affecting youths with sleep deprivation and poor nutrition. Dr. Clarence Bartlett, president of the Pennsylvanian State Homeopathic society, criticized flapper culture and damning enforcement of the Volstead act as officialdom gone mad during a convention address.
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Chicago
Clarence Bartlett
Mrs Brown to be Laid to Rest in Casper Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Martha J Brown a pioneer resident of Casper will be held Friday at 10 30 a m at Shaffer Gay chapel with the Reverend Charles A Wilson officiating. Royal Neighbors will conduct graveside rites. Robert M Btrok departs after a few days in the city for Denver then Windy City. A graphphone prize drawn at Union Labor hall was won by a The Misters employee.
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Mrs. Brown
Martha J. Brown
Casper
South
Washington Street
Shaffer Gay Chapel
Charles A. Wilson
Robert M. Btrok
City
Ball Creek
Denver
Windy City
Misters
Union Labor Hall
The
Chase Cate
Leper numbers soar as 1200 at large in U S says public health service
A United States public health service survey reports 1200 lepers at large across 26 states. Dr. C A Lavender warns only large isolation facilities can prevent further cases, noting the Carville facility is full and state and city institutions are inadequate.
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Public Health Service
Washington
United States Public Health Service
C. A. Lavender
Aasivtaht
Lavender
Business Executive Heads to Houston Then New York
W. J. Cornaly vice president of Mammoth Of company departed for Houston to attend to personal affairs and then to New York to visit Binelab Conse crated offices. He plans to return to Casperale mid July.
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W. J. Cornaly
Mammoth of Company
Houston
Texas
New York
Binelab
Casperale
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cited For Female Ailments
In St Louis Missouri a woman reports monthly cramps pains and backache improved after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits family recommendation and notes relief enabling normal monthly cycles and daily tasks. The ad claims plant ingredients and gentle restorative effects for female issues.
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St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Schholz
PATSY RUTH MILLER and Cullen Landis in high speed Iria Friday
PATSY RUTH MILLER promises thrills as Cullen Landis races at 90 miles an hour in the Iria Friday and Saturday program.
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Patsy Ruth Miller
Ticht
Cullen Landis
Iria
CWWYN
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