Brotherhoods Sign Up at Old Wage Scale
Montgomery endures a tense night as a mob storms the county jail seeking to free Joe Terrell, the accused slayer of George Willson. Five injured, including Rev. A. J. Stokes. George Willson died earlier. National Guard deployed to guard the jail after Terrell was moved from Union Springs.
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Montgomery
Ala
Joe Terrell
George Willson
A. J. Stokes
Wilson
National Guard
Jall
Terrell
Union Springs
World Series Ball Play Opens at Noon on Tribune Board
The Tribune announces its electric score board event for the World Series between the Giants and Yankees. Fans may watch plays posted live from the Polo Grounds via the Tribune building roof scoreboard and megaphone service, free of charge. Attendance requires no invitation for tomorrow at 12 noon.
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Tribune
Giants
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Associated Press
Trbiune
City Council Defers Casper Bus Franchise Decision
Casper city council again delayed granting a bus franchise for 20 years to October 16 while reviewing options and other bids. Citizens opposed a fare above five cents, with Wallace England Scott Loveland and White Motor Coach bidding. debate over a $9,000 bus and fare viability continues.
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Casper
Wallace L. England
Scott Lovelland
White Motor Track Company
J. J. Giblin
Eddie Moon to Face Trial in District Court
Eddie Moon a Casper colored prize fighter recently returned to Na trona county jail from Cheyenne after being shot in the leg while escaping a sheriff posse in an alleged stolen car is released on $2 500 bond and will be tried at the next term of district court Moon's wound has healed and no permanent injury is expected Bh Thurston wanted in connection with grand larceny against C Wise of Ball Creek was captured in Billings and will be returned to explain his link to the case Wise remains in county jail on the larceny charge Coal operators in Cleveland reject federal plan to add 70 names disassociated from the industry for Borah Winslow panel and wage talks with miners present
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Eddie Moon
Casper
Natrona County
Cheyenne
Moon
Bh. F. Thurston
C. BE. Wise
Ball Creek
Billings
Mont
Thoreton
Wise
Cleveland
Harding
Congress
Casper Automobile Show to Highlight Casper Tribune
Casper hosts the first annual Casper Automobile Show October 25 and 26 at the Arkeon under Tribune and local dealer association. The event aims to become Wyoming’s standard, offering exhibits, demonstrations, and booths with expert answers for car owners and enthusiasts. Admission is nominal and four days of activities also promise entertainment and automotive progress updates. Panama decree bans liquor over 4 percent for police and U.S. service members.
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Casper
Arkeon
the Tribune
Association of
Wyoming
Federated Shop Grafts Schedule Meetings in Oil Center Hall
The secretary announces regular gatherings of the Federated Shop Grafts every Wednesday and Friday evenings at the Oil Center hall on West Yellowstone Avenue.
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Tregular
Federated Shop
Oil Center Hall
Yellowstone Avenue
Chicago Teacher Leslis Lewis Dies in Chicago Schools
Chicago educator Leslis Lewis, a veteran teacher in the city’s school system, passed away recently in Chicago. Details on date and cause are not provided in the fragment.
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Chicago
Leslis Lewis
Fenors
Oda
New Railroads and Unions Sign Short Term Pay Agreement
About 49 railroads and subsidiaries along with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors signed a new pact maintaining current pay rates and rules. The agreement runs through October 21, 1923, preserving overtime at time and a half after eight hours. W. G. Lee and L. E. Sheppard endorsed the deal in Chicago with western managers, led by W. M. Jeffers, noting concessions during negotiations.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors
Ronda
W. G. Lee
L. BE. Sheppard
Western
W. M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
Baby Girl Born to Morosco Producer Dies in City
A baby girl born to Mrs. Oliver Morosco, wife of the theatrical producer, died in San Francisco on Monday. Mrs. Morosco was reported in serious condition but expected to recover soon.
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San Francisco
Oliver Morosco
Roosevelt kin dies of internal abscess in New York
Richard Derby Jr the nine year old grandson of Theodore Roosevelt and son of Dr Richard Derby died at St Luke's hospital from an internal abscess. The child had married Ethel Roosevelt.
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New York
Richard Derby Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Richard Derby
Ethel Roosevelt
St. Luke's Hospital
Eldridge Elected Executive Chairman of AAA
Chicago report announces Morris C. Eldridge elected executive chairman of the American Automobile Association by a full body vote and to assume duties immediately.
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Chicago
Morris C. Eldridge
American Automobile Association
Eldridge
Caspar Collins Memorial to Grace Platte River Bridge
The city council chose Caspar Collins as the pioneer for the Platte River bridge dedication pedestal to be officiated by the mayor. The plan honors Collins who died leading a detachment to aid a wagon train during a battle near the Platte River west of Capper.
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Caspar Collins
Grace Platte River Bridge
Carper
Platte River Bridge
Caspar Collina
Weloer
Yanks and Giants Edge Toward World Series Start
The New York Giants and Yankees prepared for the opening game of their seven game World Series after last year’s eight game set. Both clubs forecast strong pitching and hitting, with managers McGraw and Huggins confident in their lines. Weather looked favorable and attendance was forecast to near record levels as reporters from across North America converged on the event.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Giants
Yankees
Giants
Babe Ruth
Teketa
Pate
United States
Canada
Tana
John McGraw
Miller Huggins
Ruthe
Fighting Bell
Weite Hoyt
Jhe Douglas
Jean Barness
Art Nehf
Huggins
Hoyt
Maye
Hush Shawkey
Jones
Bocott
Necht
McQulllan
Barnes
Hush
Shawkey
Motiran
Howk
Hugging
Aay
Stillman Plans Appeal After Court Decision
New York reports counsel for James A. Stillman will appeal the referee’s report denying AI votes for Stillman and absolving Mrs. Sitios of milecon duct charges. If denied, an appeal to the appellate court may follow up to the Court of Appeals. Arthur Stillman, son of a New York banker, recovering from fever, remains in danger. Dr Charles Diveen and Crane Vile provided updates from Grande Anse where Mrs Stillman’s camp is located.
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New York
James A. Millman
Sr. Bitlman
Sitios
Guy Stillmnam
Dirk Son
Court of Sppents
Crane Vile
Charles Diveen
Grande Anse
Aviator Crashes After Landing Gear Failure
Captain Bert E. Skeel of the 24th squadron survived a heavy crash at Selfridge field during a test flight for the Pulitzer air race. He had lost a landing gear and flew for about a half hour before crashing on landing. Other pilots tried to signal him, but he did not realize the danger until impact. He is hospitalized with likely non life threatening injuries.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Bert E. Skeel
Army Aero First Pursuit Group
Selfridge Field
Skee
Skeel
Lake St. Clair
Army
Navy
Avi
New Moose Home To Be Read For Occupancy Early Year
The Moose building at Walcott and First streets in New Moose will be completed by January 1 with an auditorium seating 2300 and two office floors. Cost is $262,000 with $110,000 from New York Life and $76,000 from the city treasury. Bonds, 10 year term at interest, will fund the remainder with semiannual payments. The project aims to provide office space and a venue for indoor amusements and civic, fraternal support.
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Moose
Walcott
First Streets
New York Life Insurance Company
Tt Te
Darad
Ptriolly Bunainesa Foundation
Draper
Conference in Mudania Eyes a Turkish Greek Accord
British French and Italian officials gather at Mudania near the Sea of Marmora to pursue a Turkish Greek peace accord amid Allied mediation. Turkish nationalists seek guarantees on Thrace evacuation, Greek troop occupancy, and civil administration transfer as talks proceed.
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London
Associated Press
Mudania
Constantinople
Reac Thera
M. Franklin-Boullion
Mustaph
Emal Pasha
Thrace
Kemailet
Ares
Sta
M. Franklin-Bouillon
Venizelos
Paris
Daly Press
M. Venizelos
Athens
Greece
United States
Tor Jally
Standard of Company
Bryan
Constantine
Asia Minor
Galaia
Air Charles Harrieton
W. H. Gribbon
T. 4
G. Aherwood
Sea of Marmora
Gemlek
Tribune's Policy Toward Churches Highly Commended
A Casper letter to editor Charles W. Barton thanks The Tribune for its favorable editorial on church value to the community and for a business-led advertisement promoting church attendance. The writer praises the newspaper and urges more wholesome reading, noting he recommended the paper to his congregations.
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Tribune
Chas. W. Barton
The
the Tribune
Casper
Cauper
First Woman Senator Named from Georgia
Atlanta announces the appointment of Mrs. Thomas B E Watson of Cartersville as Georgia’s first woman senator replacing the late Thomas E Watson. Gov Wardwick also seeks re election to United States Senate, with a primary set for October 17 as Mrs Watson acts in the interim.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Mien
Hi. Fulton
Cartoreville
Volto Matestate
Thomas Wardwich
Thomas
Thomas BE. Watson
United States
Benatarhomas Watson
Washington
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