Wife sues for divorce as husband uses chloroform attempt
In Greybull Wyoming James H Smith attempted to spirit his wife away after she filed for divorce. He attacked her with chloroform and forced her into a car but was captured and is held on 2000 dollars bail for assault with intent to commit a felony. Neighbors heard the woman scream and officers arrested him four miles north of Greybull after a pursuit.
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James H. Smith
Smith
Here
Wife Slayer Granted Temporary Stay of Execution
Chicago October 21 A judge granted a temporary stay of execution for Frank Ligreni a bible student and wife killer as a sanity trial could not be completed in time to meet the dawn deadline. If adjudged sane the execution would be set within days.
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Chicago
Frank Ligregn
Ligrégn
John J. Bullivan
Tigregn
Bullvan
Terrorists invade Paris on United States fear
Paris officials report over 100 young Communist European members slipped through immigration in the last two months aiming to incite trouble if Sacco and Vanzetti are executed. Some sought visas at the American passport office but found other paths to America. Authorities fear bomb threats against Ambassador Herrick and reprisals against Americans.
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Associated Press
Young Communist Organization
Europe
United States
Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Inter
America
Iinea
Ambassador Herrick
Yaxut
France
Herrick
Hhs
Massachusetts Caup
Passport Bureau
Reparations Commission
Parla
Texas Mines Reopen After Wage Dispute
Thurb er Texas will reopen the mines of the Texas and Pacific Coal company on Monday. The works had been closed since last spring after miners refused a wage cut. EB Britton, general manager, announced the reopening.
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Thurber
Texas
Texas and Pacific Coal Company
Britton
Five Seized In Navy Plot At Great Lakes Station
Five men were ordered held for the federal grand jury after a conspiracy to rob the United States government was uncovered. Petty officer William Kerfoot at Great Lakes naval training station allegedly stole auto supplies and building material to sell to contractor Brank Masey and his two sons Roy Frank and William Grant.
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Chicago
William Kerfoot
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
United States
James R. Glass
James Pernan
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Kerfoot
Naval Training Station
Brank Masey
Roy Frank
William Grant
Federal Grand Jury
Illness at St Charles boys Institute prompts food poisoning probe
Officials at the state school for boys in St Charles opened an investigation after more than 200 of the 850 inmates fell ill around October 21. Most recovered by day’s end as authorities pursued whether contaminated food caused the outbreak.
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Elgin
State School For Boys At
St. Charles
Yeat Orday
Lisbon Premier Antonio Granjo Assassinated
Antonio Granjo the premier and interior minister and Jose Carlos Maia former minister of marine and colonies were assassinated during a military uprising. The event sparked a movement that placed the new government in power and led to calls for justice for the slain officials.
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Lisbon
Antonio Granjo
Interior
Jose Carlos Maia
Adm
National Movement
Io Power
The Maggie and Crew Sail for Ban Prangleco
Scraggs captains the freighter Mageie with Green Pea Pirateer as mate McGufty engines Nella Halvorsen crew. Golden Gate laden nears Berean shores as the voyage unfolds toward distant coasts in an uneventful run. First Brent serial installment opens in The Tribune Saturday.
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Mageie
Green Pea Pirateer
Ban Prangleco
Gibney Green
McGufty
Nella Halvorsen
Golden Gate
Maggie
Railroad Strike Contingencies Alarm Officials Across Cities
Chicago reports a failed labor board conference and a next week meeting of union leaders and rail executives to deter strikes until grievances are heard. Officials in Washington Cleveland St Louis and San Antonio outline plans to keep lines operating as hundreds of Trainmen prepare to walk out.
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Wut
Government Clothes Board
United States Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Associated Authority
Pear
Harding
Daug
War Weeks
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Board
Thay
United States Railrord Labor Board
Seid
Yes
Illinois
Hoth Fea
Railroad Labor Board
Slevemstandarewatd T
Washington
San Antonio
Texas
Brotherhood of Railroad
International & Great Northern
Widow of Buffalo Bill Dead in Wyo
Mrs Louise Frederick Cody widow of Col William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill died at her home in Wye Oct 21 at 6:45 pm She was 18 years old last dum heart disease blamed by physicians Grandchildren and John Baker foster son were at her bedside Burial is planned beside her husband on Lookout Mountain near Denver Cody married March 6 1866 when he was 71 They had three children all now dead Col Cody died January 10 1917.
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Cody
Debs Release Sought at Universalist Convention
Resolutions endorsed by the Universalist convention in Detroit call for release of Eugene V Debs and conscientious objectors imprisoned during the war. The measures support the Washington conference aims to limit armaments and urge action in a keynote address by Rev John Smith Lowe of Providence Rhode Island superintendent of the convention.
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Debs
Detroit
Mich
Washington
Eugene V. Deba
John Smith Lowe
Providence
Deposed Mine Leader Howat to Receive Support, Nesbit Says
Springfield Alabama October reports from Pittsburg Kansas claim financial aid to Alexander Howat and his followers in the Kansas industrial court dispute was cut off by Silmola miners but Walter Nesbit denies the claim. He says aid will continue if needed and mentions a $43,000 return of funds from a $100,000 Miners fund. Nesbit notes the move was not to withdraw support but to keep money from Thomas Harvey who opposes Howat and is jailed for industrial court law violations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Kansas Industrial Court
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Ievi
Lewis
United Staten Nd
International Union
Howat
Springfield
Pittsburg
Han
Kansas District
Silmola Minora
Walter Nesbit
Uinols Organization
Nesbit
Gant
Minera
Illinois
Thomas Harvey
Russian Soviet to permit liquor manufacture under monopoly
Moscow reports the superior economies have decided to allow the manufacture of alcoholic beverages in Soviet Russia under a government monopoly with exports in mind. Private leases will be offered for establishments to produce vodka and other liquors not yet made in Russia for five years, while Georgian wines remain unobtainable. Alcohol for medical purposes is scarce.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
Russia
Plane Leaves On Trial Trip
An armored all metal monoplane with Brook Hyrdearson as pilot left Hicksville at 9 15 this morning for a Washington test flight. The craft carries 10 machine guns and three crew and is built to withstand all weather while discharging 3 000 rounds in four minutes.
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Hicksvill
Brook Hyde
Earson
Washington
Army
Navy
British Irish peace parleys near break see final rupture
London Oct 21 The British Irish peace talks nearly broke off as Sinn Fein delegates feared Monday’s Dail Eireann meeting might be the last. Sinn Fein said only minor breaches occurred on the Sinn Fein side while crown forces faced serious breaches, blamed on high sources in the Crown.
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Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Sinn Folin
Binn Bemn
Laouatia
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