Pilot John Woodward Killed In Cheyenne Plane Crash
Cheyenne Wyoming November 8 The first tragedy on the Cheyenne Salt Lake air mail division occurred Saturday afternoon when Pilot John P Woodward bound from Salt Lake to Cheyenne crashed into a mountain near Tie Siding forty miles west of the city. His body strapped in the wrecked plane was found Sunday afternoon. Coroner F B W Johnson of Albany County took charge and the remains were taken to Laramie. Postal workers left Cheyenne to recover mail and salvage the wreck. Weather and visibility hampered efforts and details were scarce. Woodward’s home was in Mitchell Town.
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Air Mail Service
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Tie Siding
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Laramie
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Sherman Range
Sherman Hill
Rock Springs
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Mount Daina
Mitchell
Town
Indictments Predicted In National Liquor Case
Federal grand jury actions over the past weeks have targeted alleged whiskey rings. It is estimated that 75 to 100 indictments will be returned when the grand jury reports. Federal officers have asked warrants prepared for the full list of those expected to be indicted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bootleg Joint Raided. One Arrested in Sinony
Police raided a pool hall where Alonzo Menino advertised bootleg supply last night at about 8 20 o clock. Menino will recount the raid to Judge Perry Morris in police court this afternoon. Also arrested was another man described as an ordinary drunk.
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Alonzo Menino
Menino
Perry Morris
U S Coal Case Is Continued in Indianapolis
The government requests a continuation of the conspirators case involving 189 coal miners and operators from Indiana Ohio Illinois and Pennsylvania. Judge Anderson presides as the matter is postponed to a later date in Indianapolis.
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U.S
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Titicols
Penn
Jude Anderson
Radical Revision of Appropriations Predicted by Republicans
Estimates for the next session, starting December 4, will be revised by Republican leaders due to their lack of a veto-proof majority in Congress. War department needs assume an army size set by Congress, while naval plans reflect the Democratic program. Secretary Daniels argues for a powerful navy unless the United States enters the League of Nations.
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United States
League of Nations
Gas brought to city mains in district south of Northwestern track
Natural gas was turned into city mains in the New York Oil Company service area south of the Northwestern railroad tracks. The district includes land west of Durbin street and south of Railroad avenue with lines east of Durbin. Gas will power refinery processes at Midwest Refinery and reach residents as work completes, with connections beginning promptly.
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New York Oil Company
Durbin Street
Railroad Avenue
Gag
Gee Fields
Midwest
New York Company
Casper Gas
Earle G. Burwell
J. T. Petterson
United States
Mexico
South Wolecott
G. C. Beaman
Iee
Generel
Hope Engerneering Company
Goa
City
Maineode
Maiia
Funeral of Mrs Colorato Dilfalco Surprises City
New York mourners gathered for the funeral of Mrs Colorato Dilfalco a Red Cross worker and war nurse killed when Patrolman Kim Kenney shot at a thief. Kenney opened a subscription to cover funeral expenses and to establish a fund for the infant left motherless.
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New York
Colorato Dilfalco
Frank Dilfateo
Kim Kenney
Delwato
Red Cross
Kennedy
Trihe
Frank
Treasury draft may end four billion tax bill continuation
Washington reports that the nation faces no continuation of the four billion dollar annual tax bill if Congress adopts treasury recommendations now before Secretary of the Treasury Houston for approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
Madero Slayer to Be Punished
A government statement says Madero’s slayer will face punishment. The Seale Genets commander Noverrede led forces in uncertain past years as Foeeidees Madere and Vice President Kuares were arrested. The nation’s leaders urge calm and order.
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Meaioo Cify
Seale Genets
Madere
Kuares
PeaeSerae
Bolshevik Control of Armenia Claimed
Reports from Tiflis claim Armenia is slipping under Bolshevik rule with a junction of Turkish and Bolshevik forces at Serre and possible occupation of Erivan. Armenian troops reportedly surrendering or retreating into Georgia as Bolsheviks advance toward the Transcaucasus and Crimean regions.
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Armenia
Tiflis
Serre
Erivan
Georgia
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Ales
Legal dispute over Morganatic wife’s inheritance rights
The question of Madame Manos status, widow of the late king, may trigger court battles. Her lawyer seeks to unseal the king’s apartments claiming she would inherit under marriage and impending motherhood. Constantine counters that the marriage was invalid and argues for continued seals until action is filed.
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Alexander
Constantine
Evan Eotten
Lnte
Wilson Begins Draft of Annual Message to Congress
President Wilson starts work on his annual message to Congress and plans to transmit it around December 6. White House officials foresee recommendations on reconstruction and national policy as part of the address.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
White House
Bolshevist forces claim Wrangel driven from Crimea
Bolshevist authorities announce that General Baron Peter Wrangel has been severed from his base in Crimea and encircled by Soviet troops. They report thousands of prisoners and the capture of several important cities as Wrangel’s army is driven back from the neck of the peninsula.
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Baron Peter Wrangel
Crimea
Wrangel
Berlin Demonstration Highlights Red Battle Hymns
United Press reports a peaceful Berlin demonstration with 2000 Communist speakers promoting factory seizures debt repudiation and arms for commemorating the Russian Revolution anniversary. The event featured praise for the Soviet and condemnation of capitalism.
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United Press
Berlin
Miller and Midwest worker injured in tank fall
Carl Hewlett a stillman employed by the Midwest fell from a tank last night at the Pri vate hospital. He sustained a sprained back and a scalp cut and is receiving treatment.
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Carl Hewlett
Midwest
Heia
Casper as a Shopping Center
Casper is urged to become the regional retail hub of Central Wyoming. The Tribune notes Casper already serves as an oil industry, railroad, and livestock shipping center and argues local merchants should use Tribune distribution to reach widespread readers, preventing leakage to Denver and Cheyenne.
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Lander
Wyo
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Cheyenne
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Tri
Local benefits from Red Cross to be reviewed
Tomorrow's Chamber of Commerce luncheon will discuss Red Cross Christmas roll call focusing on Red Cross work in Casper. No committees or solicitations will be made. expenditures in mercy work and past benefits will be outlined by J B Mechling and roll call chairman Mr Meesing. An expected large turnout aims to boost roll call success.
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Red Cross
Casper
Mechling
Meesing
Roll Call
Episcopal Clergy of State Meet This Week
Rev. Philip K. Edwards of St Mark's Episcopal will travel to Cheyenne for a Wyoming clergy conference. St Mark's plans Bunty morning services with a lay reader except for the ariy communion. A mystery play titled Lady Catech... will be presented by Sunday school children under Mrs. J. Tyne with rehearsals Tuesday at 7:00 PM. Two new Rotarians Karl G. Burwell and A. A. Blade joined the Rotary Club luncheon today.
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St Mark's Episcopal Church
Cheyanne
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Wyoming
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Lady Catechhiam
Karle G. Burwell
Gohoels A. A. Blade
Reutary Club
Noun
Legion Talks Armistice Day Program Tonight
The George Vroman post No 2 American Legion plans Armistice Day events with a meeting at the Legion club rooms in the Smith Turner building tonight. Members are urged to attend as arrangements for the parade football game and other entertainments are coordinated with local organizations and the Chamber of Commerce to mark a memorable celebration.
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American Legion
Legion Club
Smith-Turner
Ieee Oot
Chamber of Commerce
U S Seeks Treaty to Relax California Jap Laws
Washington on November 8 reported the state department is studying a treaty to exempt Japanese from American laws seen as discriminatory toward Asiatics. Aimed at calming protests over California land law, drafting has not begun and no plan has been offered. Likely amendments to the gentlemen’s agreement would make immigration restrictions absolute.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
California
United States
Japan
Curtis Street Display Lights Americk Theatre Sign
An electric sign at the America Theatre on Curtis Street lit up for a first-time display Saturday night. The sign spans the building's 60 feet with four foot high letters, 120 candescent lamps, and an illumination of 8000 watts. A string of lights will be added along the cornice of the building.
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America Theater
League plans new clubs if war starts
Chicago November 1 a meeting of baseball here was learned that if a baseball war is started due to the reorganization plan the American league will organize new clubs.
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WARIS
Waried Press
Chicago
American League
Harding en route to Texas for ten day fishing and golf
President-elect Harding travels to Point Isabel Texas for a ten day stay of fishing and golf after delivering speeches en route. He says his plan as president will avoid embarrassing Wilson or undermining his authority in international affairs and favors conferring with Americana before shaping a world association of nations. He will not meet Obregon, calling it improper and un courteous to Wilson. He stresses no partisan rancor and aims for friendly North South relations.
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Harding
Point Isabel
Tex
Wilson
Americana
Alect Obregon
Mexico
Harding Plans To Drop All Cares For Two Weeks
President-Elect Harding said he would take two weeks of rest and recreation after the campaign. He planned to visit Texas for a vacation and intended to stay off the front pages, avoiding daily newspaper coverage for the period.
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Harding
Associated Press
Texas
President Harding to sail for Panama on November 18
The Associated Press reports President Harding will depart New Orleans aboard a United Fruit Co. steamer for the canal zone on November 18. The return voyage will land him at Norfolk on December 4, with arrangements to extend the trip by one day in New Orleans to accommodate the Harding party.
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Associated Press
Eliot G. Harding
Newdrie
Canal Zone
United Fruit Company
Norfolk
New Orleans
Algo
Supreme Court allows liquor storage outside home for personal use
The Supreme Court rules that liquor lawfully acquired for personal use may be stored in a place other than the home. The decision comes on appeal from William G. Street of New York, who sought to block federal officers from seizing liquor stored in a leased room.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
William G. Street
New York
Congress
Irish strikers reach ninetieth day of hunger strike
Report from Cork jail describes the nine remaining Irish hunger strikers in precarious condition on the ninetieth day of their fast. Emaciated prisoners continue to refuse food despite the passage of time and harsh conditions.
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Cork
Qork
Wealthy flour dealer dies in apparent suicide
Reported by United Press, a prosperous flour dealer committed suicide in his house. The death occurred after an apparent dispute with his wife, with details kept by the coroner pending further investigation.
Girl Killed by Spurned Lover in Vacant Lot
A woman identified as Ayplet Wilin Tegesfeld Ayplet was found with a throat wound in a vacant lot near her home on Friday morning. Authorities say Albert Ellis, 21, confessed to killing her after she rejected his attentions.
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Idna Wilin Tegesfeld
Howe
Albert Eilis
Ellis
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