County Attorne y and Sheriff Secure Signed Statement
A 21 year old boy, alias Richie or Atkins, breaks down in Casper after confrontation with County Attorney Lowey and Sheriff Royce. He admits murdering Jack Corbett and pleads to related crimes, claiming his real name is Jesse R. Atkins. He is jailed in Natrona County under strict guard with details to be verified.
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Atkins
Lowey
Royce
Red” Livingston
Richie
Jesse R. Atkins
Alee & Lever
Dee Bey Danes
Casper
Livingston
Denver
Maks
Sheriff Race
Jack Corbett
Alfred KR. Lowey
Natrona County
Ay R. Atkins
Michigan
Regular Army
Beales
Corbett
Rail workers threaten sympathy strike with miners
London reports rail and transport workers will strike at midnights of Sunday if government and miners talks do not reopen this week. Delegates issue an ultimatum demanding wage concessions or new negotiations, with Lloyd George to be served. The move sharpens a serious nationwide crisis.
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RAIL
Bz United Press
London
United Kingdom
Sons of J
Lloyd George
Plumbing oversight grows into Casper ordinance study
The Casper council discussed drafting an amendment to require competency examinations for sanitary plumbing work. No permits issued yet and no inspector aware of recent work. A remodeled barn was found with amateur plumbing connecting directly to the sewer, causing concern.
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Maley
Casper
Seagion
Cme
Emoply
Iit
Harding Says Democrats Cannot Show Shifting Stance
The remark centers on President Harding criticizing Democrats for changing positions on major issues. He asserts his own shift is tied to accepting the Republican nomination and argues consistency in his foreign policy approach.
Newspaper editors warned over propaganda threat in Dallas
United Press reports editors in Dallas Texas received warnings that their newspaper plants would be destroyed unless their papers backed a 40 cent content ion. The threat was disclosed as editors were told to influence coverage or face arson.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Wyoming Voters Face Six Proposed Constitutional Amendments
The article urges Wyoming citizens to approve six amendments covering school bond authority, highway indebtedness, a general indebtedness cap, and livestock taxation. It argues these measures address growing needs from education to roads and animal inspection, reflecting modern fiscal demands.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Miate Board of Sheep Couutinslovers
Laborite and socialist get walking papers in London
In London on October 21, B J Colbtello editor of the Federated Press of Chicago was served with a deportation order after a room search and seizure of correspondence. Secretary Robert Williams warned that without negotiations to end the coal strike within 24 hours the conflict would pit government against the working class as union delegates adjourned without a sympathy strike agreement.
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Associated Press
London
B. J. Colbtello
Federated Preas of Chicago
Site
Farmer
Scotland Yard
Robert Williams
T. Workers
Railwaymen threaten nationwide stoppage amid miners' dispute
J H B Thomas, general secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen, says delegates will instruct the general secretary to demand settlement or resumed negotiations by Saturday. If refused, members in England Scotland and Wales will be told to cease work. A telegram calls members to be ready to strike at midnight Sunday unless conditions change. Also, a fire at a Hop Exchange in Southwark Street burns into morning, with losses estimated at about one million pounds.
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Cost Press
London
Associated Press
J. HB. Thomas
National Union of Railwaymown
Lloyd George
England
Scotland
Wales
Southwark Street
la Aul
Bombs Found Under Bench Near Hotel Cavouy in Milan
A bag containing five bombs and two tubes of explosives was located under a bench near Hotel Cavouy in Milan. The discovery follows a past explosion at the same area, with war materials among the items. Fire chief Visers TERe and Denver fire battalion chief B. BK. Patrick are mentioned in connection to the incident.
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Associated Plans
Milan
Hotel Cavouy
Visers Tere
B. BK. Patrick
Denver Ore Department
Casper
Wyoming
Hunger strike update on Cork Lord Mayor MacSwiney
A Brixton prison hunger strike update reports Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney suffered delirium and consciousness loss last night. Doctors forced food juice into his mouth during delirium while he regained some awareness and spoke to his sister saying they tricked him.
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Associated Press
London
O Ffcal
Cork
Irish Self-Determination League
Brixton Prison
MacSwiney
Home Office
League
London reports illness shallow memory loss of George Bernard Shaw
London dispatch notes a severe delirium attack yesterday from which MarSwiney is said to have suffered memory loss and inability to recognize relatives.
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United Press
London
MarSwiney
Register Today or Friday for November 2 Voting
Today and tomorrow are your last chances to register if you expect to vote on November 2. The Republican party offers transport to registration polls, call 1509, while the Democratic offer is call 970. Take your pick but register now.
Soviet Move Seeks Junction With Turkish Armies in Asia Minor
Paris reports the Russian Soviet government, backed by France, demands immediate transport of Bolshevik troops through Armenia to join Turkish Nationalists in Asia Minor. Armenia rejects the ultimatum, raising fears of serious clashes. Allies have not decided on aid.
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Asia Minor
Armenia
Draye
Paris
Foreign Office
Public hearing on Cuba fruit ban to curb citrus blight spread
Washington October 21 The Federal horticultural board will hold a public hearing December 20 to consider a quarantine on fruit and vegetables from Cuba the Bahamas Jamaica the Canal Zone Porto Rico India Philippines Ceylon and Java to prevent citrus blackly from entering the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Horticultural Board
Cuba
Bahamas
Jamaica
Canal Zone
Porto Rico
India
Philippines
Ceylon
Java
United States
Three Killed In Major Explosion At Batavia Yard
Three engine crew members died when a locomotive boiler exploded at the Batavia yard in New York. Bodily fragments were blown 200 feet, and numerous windows in nearby buildings were shattered. Attorney R. H. Nichola has returned from a two week trip to Bant, Washington and parts of Qn business for Nichols & Everett law here.
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Batavia
N. Y
New York
R. HM. Nichola
Bant
Washington, D. C
Nichols & Eterett Law
Train Holdup Suspects Net Two Arrests in Buffalo Yard
Three armed bandits robbed a New York Central train in the Buffalo yards. A trainman was wounded. Thirty minutes later police arrested two men identified by passengers as among the assailants.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
Cox Rides All Knockers Upon Article Ten
Governor attacks critics of Article 10 in the League of Nations and says false criticism is widespread. The Democratic candidate claims a nationwide propaganda campaign misrepresents the issue. Mount Ararat is cited with its last eruption in 1840.
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Cox
Wilmington
Del
League of Nations
Mount Ararat
Polish Troops Withdraw From Minsk as Vilna Crisis Grows
Warsaw reports Polish forces that occupied Minsk are ordered to withdraw. Soviet forces drive Polish units toward the center of the former line. The Polish government says no negotiations with Lithuania on Vilna until the League of Nations discusses the issue.
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Warsaw
Minsk
Lithuania
Vilna
League of Nations
Buick Stolen From In Front Of Henning Hotel
A new Buick belonging to H. B. Durham was stolen from in front of the Henning hotel at 9:30 Tuesday night. Sheriff’s office has no trace of the car which had been driven fewer than 1500 miles.
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H. B. Durham
Henning Hotel
Sheriff's Office
Deserting Army Desperation Follows Murder Suspect
In New Mexico a man is wanted by authorities on burglary and grand larceny charges. Dalhart Texas also seeks him. Fort Bliss military authorities pursue him as a deserter after he enlisted there on April 17, 20 and deserted October 4. He was connected to the murder of Corbett.
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New Mexico
Dalhart
Tex
Fort Bliss
Corbett
Ben
Moonshine Trade Hit Hard at Sandbar in Tuesday Night Bust
Greek restaurant owner Jim Paris on the Sandbar faced a severe setback as police watch led to a bust. He had planned to pay four hundred dollars from moonshine profits but was arrested after officers moved in during a Tuesday night operation.
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Jim Paris
Jim
British Columbia Votes Down Prohibition By Wide Margin
The Vancouver referendum shows a 15 000 vote majority against the prohibition law with indications of a government shift to regulate liquor through controlled sales in government shops rather than open bars. Women participated in the voting, and officials now face policy decisions on liquor administration.
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British Columbia
Associated Preas
Vancouver
B. C
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