Sheriff Leaves For New Mexico To Retrieve Red Livingston
Sheriff Royce departs for Alamogordo New Mexico with a 1500 reward to secure Red Livingston accused of murdering Natrona County rancher John J. Corbett. Livingston claimed identity as Jesse E Atkins and had previously escaped Casper jail on January 18. Corbett was found shot at his Casper area ranch in January amid a nation wide hunt and circumstantial evidence linking Livingston to the crime.
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Royce
New Mexico
Red” Livingston
Natrona County
Corbett
John J. Corbett
Amer
Livingston
Glenda
Douglas
Natropa County Commissioners
Friends of
Fifty New Seats for Congress in Census
The to tal continental population reaches 105 683 108 prompting West and South gains in House seats Electoral College and convention influence. If apportionment expands, 13 seats move from twelve states to nine others risking shifts in representation. Likely outcome includes one extra seat for Arizona Montana and New Mexico.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rere
West
South
Enst
Middle West
House of Representatives
Electoral College
House
Arizona
Montana
New Mexico
Ackerman Case Continued Thirty Days In First Degree Murder
The defense won a thirty day continuance in the Ackerman first degree murder case. Adelbert Hoffay was killed by shotgun fire. Mrs. Ackerman remains jailed without bail as prosecutors objected to delay. Purcell represents her. the court fears releasing her without further hearing next month. The shotgun is a single 16 gauge weapon held by county authorities in connection with the case.
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Ackerman
Adelbert Hoffay
M Purcell
Alfred Lowey
Hel Curran
Raton
N. M
Hoffay
Nap
John Casey
Purcell
Lowey
Mr. Lowey
Tubbs
Mra. Ackerman
Burlington Railroad
Boy and dog stage barking ploy to rest mower
A boy explains a mutt is barking to create a distraction so the dog can rest while a lawn mower remains idle. The scene centers on the dog’s antics and the boy’s casual justification of the ruse.
Salmon Loses First Round of Liberty Fight
Washington Oct 8 Benjamin a e Salmon confined since July 16 at St Elizabeths hospital was ruled sane by Judge Bailey of the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Civil Liberties Tonguesat New York seeks his release. The second count against the war department claims Salmon was not legally convicted as he had not been inducted into service at court martial. Ruling on that count deferred a week. Salmon home is Denver and remains in hospital with hunger strike ongoing for five days though occasionally fed.
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Washington
Benjamin Ae Salmon
St. ‘Elzabeth’s Military Hospital
Jumion Bailey
Saimen
Denver
Worlds Series Action Resumes Saturday in Cleveland
The World Series will restart Saturday at 2 o clock in Cleveland with the Brooklyn and Cleveland teams. The Lyric theater scoreboard will show the play at 12 noon Casper time, doors opening shortly before. Fans have followed the games via the telegraph from Cleveland, with excellent wire service and accurate play-by-play.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Lyric Theater
Casper
Acore
Iowa Governor Harding Wins Warm Casper Rally
Gov. William Harding of Iowa delivers a plain spoken campaign address to a packed America Theater crowd in Casper. He lauds Americanism opposes internationalism and criticizes Democratic tariff policy while highlighting war debt and League of Nations issues.
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Harding
Riddles League
America Theater
William Harding
Iowa
League of Nations
America
Gov. Harding
Casper
West
Republican Party
G. R. Hagens
Exdor
B. B. Brooks
Harry Free
Charlie Anda
Mr. Hagens
Peace dawns in Europe but Soviet menace persists
Reports from London and Washington describe a fragile European peace after dispatches about Polish and Lithuanian tensions. The League of Nations and League of Nations aid movements ease concerns while Poland faces demands and unrest, and Ukraine sees Bolshevik threats amid shifting international diplomacy.
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Europe
Soviet
United Press
London
Snceare Hte Cael
Itw
League of Nain
League of Nations
Wininad
Reon
Buss
Baron Peter Wran
Casper Building Permits Total 223600 Two Months
Casper city records show building permits for August and September totaling 223600, excluding the Midwest Refining Company project. Highlights include a large Midwest Refining warehouse and several smaller brick and frame structures, with costs ranging from about 4000 to 80090 and several single and two story buildings planned.
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Casper
United Testates
Tadeete
Wyoming
Midwest Refining Company
West Yellowstone Avenue
Spruce Street
Larsen & Jorgensen
Burlington
Burlington Railroad
Parkersburg Tig & Reel Company
J. J. Cunningham
Cunningham
Tenth Street
Spruce and
Chestnut Streets
W. A. Blatkmore
Orth Wolcott Street
East A
East C
Colby & Rognstad
Poling Brothers
CY Avenue
Walnut
Thirteenth Street
Spruce Streets
Old Well Supply Company
Barrow
Center Streets
Center Street
John Tripeny Company Drutatore
South Center Street
Second
Third
Prank Construction
EB. W. Kilpatrick
Wolcgtt Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Woman Ousted for Booze Removal at Prohibition Office
Chicago today shows a Prohibition Director, ordered to surrender her office to John Imat, after fifty one barrels of whisky were removed from a bonded warehouse. Collector Harry W. Mager announced cases against seventy five Chicago breweries and 1 000 saloons for manufacturing and selling liquor at 9 12 percent content, to be presented to Federal Judge Lan as next Wednesday.
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John Imat ‘Harges
Associated Press
Chicago
Harry W. Mager
Internal Revenue
Lanas
Mager
Government Agent At UC Blamed In Useless Night Search
A man claiming government agent conducts a night search near 118 North Washington where A. B. Groves, an auto mechanic, lives. Police say the agent refused city help and left, leaving officers to shoulder blame for the operation. Groves is named as the supposed victim.
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North Washington Street
A. B. Groves
Tt Way
Police Department
Quer
Groves
Affcer
Violent Quakes Felt Again in Northern Italy
Two strong earthquake tremors struck Mantua in northern Italy at midnight Wednesday. A Rome telegram to Epoca via Central News said residents rushed into the streets in alarm and some property damage was reported by authorities.
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Italy
Prema
London
Mantua
Rome
Alleged I. W. W. Leader Arrested After Police Probe
Police say W. W. Walker was arrested near the Burlington depot after suspected I W W propaganda literature prompted the action. He faces potential jail time as officers prepare to open the general election books at regular voting places.
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W. W. Walker
Walker
Burlington de
Ation
Pathfinder dam valve failure shocks workers
A newly built 17 ton brass valve for the Pathfinder dam broke loose from lowering cables, fell hundreds of feet into the river and shattered into three pieces. The valve, shipped from San Francisco after a year of work, was sent to the dam site about 50 miles away and a replacement cable will be ordered.
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Pathfinder
San Francisco
Pro prietor of house forfeits bond in police court
West Yellowstone avenue in police court, a proprietor forfeited a $300 bond after a disorderly conduct charge tied to running a die house. It may face possible federal action over operating a still. Police say evidence suggests broader raids may follow as they target similar clubrooms.
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Yellowstone Avenue
D Delry
Salvation Army leader's Casper talk stirs drive appeal
Col George H Davis of the Salvation Army told Casper men at noon about wartime work and relief efforts. He emphasizes the need to complete last year's drive, noting 8000 dollars remain for the building fund while pledges were not paid and local maintenance suffered during winter. A committee meeting is called to report progress and plan further efforts.
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George H. Davis
Salvation Army
Casper
Uhin
Davis
A. FE
Stirrett
A. EB. Stirrett
Red Plot in U S Bared More Arrests Pending
Federal authorities disclosed a revolutionary plot after the seizure in Chicago of Nicolas John Jazinski John Ho lonny and a quantity of anarchist literature. Warrants were issued as more arrests were announced on espionage act charges and conspiracy to overthrow the government. Bonds of 95000 were to be sought.
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U. S
Associated Prews
Chicago
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Nicolas John Jazsinski
John Holoeny
Partment of Justice
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