Japan Likely Accepts U S Agenda for Washington Talks
Tokyo reports Japan probably will accept the American agenda for the Washington conference on armament imitation and Far Eastern questions. Officials say additions may be proposed to cover general principles like equal opportunity across the Pacific, with the agenda to be reviewed by the cabinet and sent to the advisory council. Tort0, China shows reluctance for direct talks with Tokyo over Shantung. Japanese officials see no immediate next step.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Japan
Washington
Pacific
Advisory Council
Torto
China
Shantung
Talen
Japen
Oil price hikes hit several fields across Ohio and Wyoming
Ohio Oil Co and Midwest Refining announce 16 to 20 cent per barrel increases in Wyoming fields including Grass Creek Hill Basin Rock River and Lance Creek with Big Muddy Balt Creek Mule Creek rising 16 cents and Cat Creek up 20 cents. Additional rises echo across central west grades and Magnolia Petroleum adds 26 cents per barrel for Texas crude to $1.75.
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Ohio Oil County
Midwest Refining Company
Midwest
Cat Creek
Ita
Ite
Wyoming
Felda
Grass Creek
Beain
Lance Creek
Ohio
Grasa Creek
Hill Basin
Rock River
Mule Creek
Big Muddy
Balt Creek
Graga Creek
Ball Creek
Findlay
Ohio Ol Co
United States
Dallas
Texas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Japans call for disarmament at Washington conference urged
Dr Sabura Yamada dean of the imperial university of law told the National Policy Council that disarmament of American Pacific territories should be urged at the Washington conference He also pressed free trade in the Pacific and neutralization of the Panama canal Dr Ushinabuto Kobayashi accused America of selfishly seeking to influence China and entrench in its affairs Chinese mistrust grows amid Shantung tensions
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Torio
Associated Press
Pacific
Japan
Washington
Sabura Yamada
Imperial University of Law
Panama Canal
America
Ushinabut Kobayashi
China
United States
Shantung
Football Scores Mixed Across Rivalry Week
Fragmented football results show Dakota 0 Page Cone 4 at Haven Yale 41 North At Annapolis Navy 0 Western City University of Iown Notre Dame 1 6 Ohio.
Glenrock Man Held Guilty Of Serious Incident
Douglas Wyoming October 8 Frank Jordan found guilty in district court this week of a serious case related to a Glenrock incident last summer. Self defense was pleaded as the trial concluded. Other defendants face trial on related charges. Decrees issued include divorces and multiple civil judgments.
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Douglas
Wyo
Frank Jordan
Joseph Dunn
Glenrock
Jordan
John Koski
Leslie Walker
John Breer
John Williams
John Hakalo
F. L. Patternon
J. C. Powell
James Hots
George Hanchet
Hanchet Haa
Allie J. Githens
Beulah A. Githens
First National Bank
C. FR. Bryant
Co. EL Milla Oil Company
Willam B. Troy
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
Thomas J.ammans
Arbuckle Brothers
A. D. Stoner
Thomas W. Kirwin
Baby Scalded In Water Pail Near Death
Riverton, Oct. 5 Chiv fille King, two year old daughter of Mr and Mia Leslie King, is recovering from severe scalding injuries after sitting in a pail of hot water left on the floor. Her back, legs and one arm were severely burned, and for hours no hope was held out for her recovery.
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Riverton
Wye
Chivfille King
Mia
Leslie King
Talk of Strife With Japan Idle Says Gov Wood
Governor General Wood told the America Japan society there are no misunderstandings between the United States and Japan. He urged friendship and open competition, saying relations are good and will stay that way. Vincount Kaneko predicted commercial gains as the Philippines develop, with Wood to visit Manila after leaving Kobe.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
Ee Wee United
America-Japan Society
America
Japan
Wood
United States
Conference Board
Colleauon
Vincount Kaneko
Phillippines
Con. Wood
Cuba
Mr. Wood
W. Cameron Forbes
Philippines
Gen. Wood
Koha Yeterday
New Orleans
Manila
Formosi
Miss Hollins Wins U S Women’s Golf Championship
Miss Mar Lon Hollins of New York won the United States women’s golf championship final against Mirael Stirling of Atlanta. Hollins secured the title with a 5 and 4 victory after finishing at the thirty second hole. Stirling missed an eight foot putt as Hollins clinched victory.
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Deal, N. 4
Marlon Hollins
New York
United States
Mirael Stirling
Atlanta
Miss Hollins
Miss Stirling
Woman Dies After Fall Down Stairs at Home
Mrs. Hilda J. Maddox, 68 years old, fell headlong down a stairway in her Denver home and died from injuries. Her neck was broken in the incident reported yesterday.
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Denver
Colo
Hilda J. Maddox
Electric Scoreboard Sunday Draws Casparians
The Tribune announces a world series reproduction on the big electric display at Tuck her showing play by play. Hundreds of Casperites, blocked by duties, will attend the Sunday event.
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the Tribune
Mistaken Identity Leads to Funeral of the Wrong Man
In Wilmington North Carolina relatives believed Leon F. Smith was dead and attended a lantern light funeral after a mutilated body was found near a Mullins railroad track. The man later learned the body was another man and Smith returned home too late for his own burial.
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Wilmington
N. C
Leon F. Smith
Smith
Mullins
Wife tires of kidnapping her husband report
Bakersfield Calif Oct 8 Striking oil workers answered the charge by producers that a man who kept working after the strike was called had been kidnapped They said the man s wife an ardent union supporter prevailed on a group of men to carry him away after the union declined to intervene in the family quarrel A man returned and his wife had him kidnapped a second time and thereafter deputized officials of the company employing him near them The strikers say the wife has given up the idea of having her husband kidnapped.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Mail Robber Surrenders to Police After Long Flight
Carl Stieler Jr once linked to the 1919 Whiting Indiana mail robbery traveled the West under his own name and used Chicago as his address. He admitted spending about 45000 of the 234000 loot, married Beate Josiak in Los Angeles, bought planes and a racing car, toured Arizona New Mexico and Texas, and later surrendered to authorities.
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Chicago
Carl Stieler, Jr
Whiting
Ind
West
Bubler
Beate Josiak
Los Angeles
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Jugo Mlave Mobilization Reported in Vienna
In Vienna an order appears in newspapers calling all men of military age to report immediately. The notice signals a broader mobilization effort amid ongoing tensions and public concern over military service and national security.
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Vienna
Tila
Genna Cleared in Labriola Murder Case
Angelo Genna becomes the first to be brought to trial in a string of killings tied to a political feud in Chicago’s nineteenth ward. He is found not guilty of murdering Paul A. Labriola a municipal court bailiff shot on a daylight street corner.
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Chicago
Angelo Genna
Trina
Paul A. Labriola
Sheridan deputy killed by bootleggers in Wyoming shootout
In Sheridan Wyoming two alleged bootleggers McKinney and Monk Stanton were wounded and captured after a pistol fight with a posse led by Sheriff Dolph Thomas. Undersheriff W S McPherron was shot dead during the raid two miles north of Monarch at a hiding place. McKinney and Stanton were hospitalized with facial and body injuries.
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Here
Packing Plant Fire Rays Loss at $500000
In Los Angeles a large packing plant of the H. F. Lewis Company burned last night after a fire believed to have started in a smokehouse. Officials estimate the loss at about 350,000 with insurance totaling 110,000.
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Los Angeles
Oct
Anamokehouse
H. F. Lewis Company
Whiskey Well Found in Knoxville Home
A Knoxville man disclosed a hidden whiskey well in a residential area. A copper pipe from a tank 10 feet underground fed a hand pump faucet, keeping moonshine available. The outfit was confiscated and the owner arraigned in police court.
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Knoxville
Teonn
Po- Hee
Drug Store Stock Sold in Babin Deal
A weeklong deal in Babin Wyoming saw FP A Wise H B Wise and H J Wine buy the drug stock of the Eppleshalmer Abbott pharmacy. Stock moves to the Haain State Bank building with additions planned. Frank A Wine continues Worland drug business while EB Wire leads the new store and H L Wine keeps jewelry and stationery firm control.
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Atore
Veteran Wire Operator Dead in Bloux City
William M. Staley veteran telegrapher died early today after a long illness. He served six years at The Bloux City Journal office and was formerly from Lincoln Nevada, known across the coast to coast telegraph circles. A widow and five children survive.
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Bloux City
Town
Dpt
William MM. I Staley
Associated Prope
Takes Poison For Medicine Woman Dying
LANDER Wyo Oct 8 Mrs Edward Strous of Hudson mother of six lies at the Bishop Randall hospital here at the point of death from poison taken in mistake for medicine. She swallowed what she believed to be calomel powder and was rushed to the hospital when the error was discovered. Her condition is critical.
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Lander
Wyo
Edward Strous
Hudson
Bishop Randall Hospital
Strous
Famine Aid Urged as Russian Provinces Seek Help
Riga dispatch reports Russian provinces once self supporting now seek government famine relief. M Kalinin head of the central famine relief committee in Moscow says the number classed as needing aid rises to nearly 26,900,000. Parishes would be asked to provide a carload of grain to assist poorer districts.
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Riga
M. Kalinin
Russian
Central Committee For Famine Relief
Moscow
Misconception Charged to Colonial Chief by Times
The London Times editorial calls an “entire misconception” regarding Premier Hughes and his claim of dominion representation at Washington. It says U S never rejected proposals for dominion representation and that efforts were halted when the United States slammed the door on our face.
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London
London Times
Hughes
House of Representatives
Washington
United States
Dominion
Chemist testifies poison found in Meyer case
Idaho trial hears Dr Rodenbaugh describe analysis of Edward F. Meyer body specimens from April and September last year. He reports small quantities of poison in kidney and intestinal samples, supporting homicide allegations against Lyda Meyer Southard.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Lyda Meyer Southard
Edward F. Meyer
EB. F. Rodenbaugh
Meyer
Frank Stephan
Andlysia
White Sox defeat Cubs in ten inning city series game
Chicago Americans win 4 to 3 over Nationals in ten innings at home. Jones Freeman Killifer Kerr Hodge Schalk Yaryan work the batteries as Chicago gains a victory in the city series with a late inning rally.
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Chicago
Chicago Americans
Nationals
R. H. B. Cubs
White Sox
Jones
Freeman
Killifer
Kerr
Hodge
Schalk
Yaryan
Charge Dropped Against Oil Promoters in Fraud Case
Denver district attorney drops informations against A. P. Minchen C. H. Morse and M. L. Griffen officers of Mid-Texas Oil charged with stock sale fraud. Prosecutor says witnesses will not testify. case dismissed.
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Denver
Colo
Phillip
van Clive
A. P. Minchen
C. H. Morse
M. L. Griffen
Mid-Texas Oil Company
Wit Neweow
Dickens Freed by Verdict in Greeley Jury
Rienst Dickens of Longmont Colorado was acquitted in a second trial for the murder of his father W H Dickens a Longmont banker. The jury deliberated from last night until 140 oclock this afternoon. He had previously been convicted of second degree murder in 1916 but won a new trial by the Supreme Court.
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Greeley
Colo
Rienst Dickens
Longmont
Farmer
W. H. Dickens
Supreme Court
Decision on Army Planes in Exhibitions Reaffirms Ban
Secretary Weeks has reaffirmed the decision not to permit army airplanes to participate in exhibition competitions. He cites lack of personnel material and military uselessness in racing speed. The ruling ends debate on army planes entering the Pulitzer races at Omaha Nebraska later this month.
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Washington
Oct
Weeks
Omaha
Neb
Weather forecast for Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions
Washington dispatch reports the week starting Monday will bring generally fair conditions across the Northern and Southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions with normal temperatures.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Wyoming Pardons Board Denies Jolson Pardon in Wales Murder Case
The Wyoming pardons board declined to grant Henry V. Jolson a pardon for the murder of Mrs. Nancy Wales at Split Rock. Jolson, serving a four term in the penitentiary, faced wider scrutiny as two others allegedly involved were not proven guilty. The case drew unprecedented public attention during the hearing.
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The
Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Pardons Board
Henry V. Jolson
Nancy Wales
Splitrock
Penitentiary
Johnson
Wyoming
Former clergyman convicted of murder of wife near Clearlake
John A. Spencer a former clergyman was found guilty of first degree murder in Lake County Superior Court for the death of his wife whose body was recovered from Clear Lake near Lakeport. The jury reached a verdict at 12 46 this morning after deliberating since 6 15 yesterday. Spencer faces life imprisonment with possible parole after sentencing next Monday morning.
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John Spencer
Coast Lake
Lakeport
Cal
John A. Spencer
Superior Court Uy
Clearlake
Here
Booncer
Spencer
Mra
Churchill
Lake County
Bpencer
Clear Lake J
Elie Ted
Bea Joao
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