France and United States pledge peace at Washington conference
Premier Briand arrives in New York en route to Washington and delivers a message to the American people stressing joint effort for armament limits and world peace. He lauds US and France unity from battlefields to today and outlines French aims and relations with the League of Nations.
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Briand
New York
France
Jstide Briand
Washington
la Fayette
M. Briand
Great American Republic
United States
America
Paria
Seine
Harding
Thun
Ne Senate Sans le Chamber Deutres
League of Nations
League
Ite
Amt Goll
Germany
Final Fires of Casper Municipal Campaign Rally
The Casper party led by W. A. Blackmore hosts a theater rally and program at the America theater with speakers including M. J. Foley C. M. Seaton and John G. Jones. J J Giblin of the Citizens ticket speaks at the Iris theater. R J Veach and the American party plan a free dance at the Winter Garden. Election day is tomorrow with snow and cold forecast and a 16 degree morning.
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Winter Garden
J. Pluvius
Chuy Vic Ville Leu
Casper Party
Hart
W. A. Blackmore
America Theater
Mr. Blackmore
Casper
M. J. Foley
C. M. Seaton
John G. Jones
Councilmanic
J. J. Giblin
Iris Theater
R. J. Veach
Cold Wave Expected For Nebraska Tonight
The U S Weather Bureau warned of a cold wave sweeping Nebraska tonight and moving east and south. Low pressure in Wyoming and opposite conditions in Manitoba could lower temperatures to 16 below zero with snow in western Nebraska.
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Nebraska
United States Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Manitoba
Canada
Southard Given 14 Years To Life For Meyer Murder
Mrs. Mey er Southard, convicted of killing her fourth husband Edward F Meyer and linked to three earlier spouses and a brother in law, was sentenced in Twin Falls Idaho to 14 years to life in the state penitentiary. A notice of appeal was filed, a stay was not requested, and the pardon board could adjust the term on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Meyer Southard
Edward F. Meyer
Parton Board
Beating Alleged in Rickard Case Delays Receivership Hearing
Frank C. Armstrong's lawyer claimed Tex Rickard and supporters assaulted Armstrong and two friends at Madison Square Garden after boxing events. Armstrong required medical care and sought a one week delay of a receivership hearing.
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New York
Today
Tex Rickard
Frank C. Armstrong
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Tomas H. O'Neill
Armstrong
O'Neill
Kansas mine wrecked by big blast near Mulberry
Pittsburg Kansas November 7 The small Burgess Coal company mine one mile south of Mulberry was completely wrecked by two explosions early today destroying the tipple and caving the slope mouth. The mine employed nineteen men two explosions damaged motors and electrical equipment. Six men worked regularly at the mine. all were miners. Indiana miners also begin returning to work after district guidance.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Burgess Coal Company
Mulberry
Guinera
Indiana
Terre Haute
Ind
District No. 11
United Mine Workers of America
John Hossier
Effort to Include Bonus in Tax Bill Voted Down
Washington action blocks pending move to fund the soldiers bonus from foreign debt interest. Senate votes 42 to 29 against Simmons amendment and 44 to 6 against McKellar plan. Ledger notes mixed Republican support and differing views on certainty of payments. In Portland robbery report, three masked men rob Liberty Theatre treasurer and two ushers, escaping with between 7 000 and 10 000 dollars.
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Portland
Ore
Washington
Senate
Simmons
Myers Montana
Capper
Johnson
Kenyon
Ladd
la Follette
Norrie
McKellar
Norris
King
Williams
Lenroot
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Gonaic
Harding
McCumber
North Dakota
Lodge
Massachusetts
Crude Prices Expected to Rise Across Midcontinent
Fratrie Oil & Gas raises Oklahoma Kansas and Texas oil prices with reported 60 cent hikes. Oklahoma Kansas crude set at 2.00 per barrel, North and Central Texas at 2.25. Prairie, Sinclair Purchasing and Cosden quickly match the increase. no immediate statewide post at noon.
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Wyoming
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Trlea
Okla
Fratrle Oil & Gas Company
North
Prairie Company
Sinclair Purchasing Company
Cosden Company
32-Cent Corn and Coal Equivalence for Farmers
Washington November 7 Secretary Wallace stated corn at 32 cents per bushel equals 16 dollars per ton of coal in value. He noted at 20 cents per bushel corn would match coal at 10 dollars per ton, urging farmers to use corn for fuel where possible.
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Washington
Wallace
Legion Chief Is Cheered in Mason City Homecoming
Hanford (Jack) MacNider new American Legion commander returns to Mason City Iowa for a brief rest and public welcome. A band and about 1000 townspeople greet him from the train as parades lead to his home. He will address a YMCA Fathers and Sons banquet and attend a municipal reception at the armory before resuming duties in Indianapolis.
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Mason City
Towa
Hanford
Jack) MacNider
New Run Donks
American Legion
Y. M.C. A. Fathers and Sons
Legion
Indianapolis
MacNider
Supreme Court To Rule On Kennedy's Plea
Arthur Burch arraigned for the alleged murder of J Belton Kennedy appears before the supreme court in Los Angeles to seek a sanity test prior to trial. The district attorney offers 26 affidavits from witnesses asserting Burch is sane, while defense counsel seeks to file additional affidavits challenging his sanity.
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Los Angeles
Arthur
Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Supreme Court
Fried
Allenivrs
Bureh
Hla
Theodore of Queensland Plans U S Visit for Loan Talks
Brisbane reports that Theodore of Queensland likely will travel to the United States soon to arrange for a loan flotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Australia
Gi. Theodore
Queensland
United States
Alexander Restored to Throne of Jum Slavia
Belgrade reports King Alexander resumed the throne of Jum Slavia yesterday restoring royal authority. The event marks a return to monarchical rule with Alexander recognized as ruler amid political upheaval.
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Belorade
Alexander
Jum Slavia
Casper City Election Polling Places and Officials Listed
The Tribune publishes polling locations for Casper’s municipal election with ward and precinct details. Voters are advised of official sites at the courthouse garage, Central School, North Casper Hotel, and other venues, plus judges and clerks assigned to each precinct.
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Casporites
Polys
Vetera
Casper
Burlington
Walcott Street
Richard McDermott
Ward Tubbs
Jack Daly
Tom Longhurst
Kimma R. Sturgeon
Central School
Flint
Durbin
Northwestern Railroad
Wolcott Street
Angus McPherson
Maude B. Sloane
Harry McCracken
Clyde Johnson
Grace Bryan
North Caspar Hotel
Vile District
Burlington Tracks
J. Kemp
Tom O'Donnell
Anna Daugherty
J. Jm. Clayton
Albert Kessler
Ee Place
Ashatreat
W. Conwell
A. L. Wallace
H. F. Giffen
Adame Margaret
A. B. Kyte
Cherke
Caoper
Iimite
Ashwhent
Sam Switzer
Fred Patoo
Bobo Nelson
Sadie Siler
Gertrude Hutamith
Lincoln Street
Lincoln Avenue
T Hat
Durbin Street
South Durbin Street
Officaia
William Jardine
Jons Kolth
Walter King
Ira W. Nayor
A. T. Phillips
Mire
Tha H
Wpuntoney
Frank Schercls
Frank Wee
J. M. Dumm
Yoling Place
Colombian president quits amid deputy opposition
Bogota reports President Suarez resigns after intensified opposition in the chamber of deputies. Congress plans to meet tomorrow to elect a provisional president to govern until the next elections.
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Bogota
Colombia
Associated Press
Colombian
Chamber of Deputies
Suarez
Congress
Havana Mayor Indicted Along With City Officials
Special Judge Eduardo Saladrigun approved indictments against Mayor Marcelino Diaz de Villegna, 27 aldermen, and six municipal officials including the city treasurer and auditor. Irregularities in administering municipal affairs uncovered during weeks of investigation are cited as the basis for the indictments.
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Havana
Cuba
Eduardo Saladrigun
Marcelino Diaz de Villegna
Saladrigas
Landru Trial Opens for Murder of Eleven Women
In Versailles the Seine-et-Oise assizes begin the case of Henri Desire Landru alias the Bluebeard of Gambais charged with eleven murders. He allegedly lured ten women and one son into marriage schemes, burned bodies, and looted assets from villas near Gambais.
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Versailles
Seine-et-Oise Assizes
Henri Desire Landru
Bluebeard
Gambais
Landru Gambaia
France
Landry
Poolloo
Tohar
Agaline
Soeallied
Blue Peard
Gambate
Parte
Itta
Gambala Ville
Thirty perished in ship sinking after Vinniah steamer disaster
London reports that thirty persons drowned Saturday when the Vinniah steamer foundered during a storm. Rescue efforts are ongoing and authorities investigate the cause.
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London
Vinniah
Stern
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C. R
Red) Carlisle
C. B. McFarland
W. J. Tubbs
Joe L. Marquia
D. L. Gaston
Carlisle
McFarland
W. KB. Tubbs
Henry Kirkmeyer
Hiram Stanley
William McCrary
Charles Green
McCann
Gaston
John Casey
McCrary
Carlislee
Gam
Omaha
BIG
Kennedy
A.M
Bluebeard OF
Cambais
Henri Landru
Landru
Vila
Gambals
Corpo Dellett
Tandra
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