Tribune Endorses Blackmore for Casper Mayor in November
The editorial urges voters to back William A. Blackmore for mayor and supports council candidates E. M. Seaton, John G. Jones, and M. J. Foley. It condemns municipal corruption, lauds Blackmore’s integrity and leadership, and calls for efficient government and higher moral standards in Casper.
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American Forces On Rhine To Be Reduced By Half
Washington reports a gradual withdrawal from Germany will cut American troops from 18 500 to about 9 250. The reduction will begin within two weeks and be completed by the middle of next March.
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Berlin Accepts Silesian Edict and Cabinet Resignation
Berlin reports Chancellor Wirth acknowledged the League of Nations decision on Silesia as placing his government in jeopardy. He said future events depend on Reichstag parties, as the Wirth cabinet resigns, per Associated Press dispatches.
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Riverton Refining Plant Sold at Foreclosure to Riverton Bank
Riverton Wyoming Refining Company at Riverton was sold at foreclosure to Riverton State Bank for 9400 dollars with claims and potential proceeds around 75000. Rumors linked Union Oil and Creditors Refiners to take over but no announcement was made. The 100 acre plant has a history of multiple operations and closures amid refining market slumps.
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Bootlegger killed in gun fight injures two troopers
Roosevelt Henaley of Williamson West Virginia was killed and two state troopers Moyer and McDoniella wounded in a gun battle last night at Nacugatuck about 200 miles west of Williamson, according to a report reaching the state police headquarters.
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Cyclone Strikes Kashima Maru Amid Washington Delegation
The Kashima Maru faced a cyclone described as the worst in Captain Itsuno’s 80 years at sea. Seas 120 feet high battered the ship as Prince Tokugawa and other Japanese mission delegates endured shattered rooms, flying debris, and a perilous course toward Seattle and on to Washington.
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Commission lowers western railroad grain rates about 16 percent
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a roughly 16 percent cut in freight rates on grains grain products and hay across the western United States. The decision aims to offset 1920 increases and calls for immediate effect with full implementation by November 20.
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Forty-One Kitchens in Operation in New York
New York October 22 reports the American relief administration operates forty one feeding kitchens aiding 114000 in the Kasara famine district. Administration headquarters announced today.
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Strike Plans Blow As Texas Rail Workers Walkout
Two hundred fifty brakemen and switchmen on the International and Great Northern San Antonio division walked off at noon, halting freight but preserving passenger service with loyal staff. In Fort Worth, thirty employees were quietly discharged at noon as guards were posted in yards.
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One Fourth of Rail Workers Vote to Stay on Job
CHICAGO October 22 The Federated Shop crafts 600000 members voted to remain at work while awaiting United States railroad labor board ruling on new rules and working conditions A strike direction by the four brotherhoods and the switchmen union was partly defied by this vote with 486000 in favor and 40000 against The decision ties AFL against active strike support and follows prior promises from four railroad unions.
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Railroad Labor Board Likely to Act Later on Texas Strike
Chicago and Ontario report that the U S railroad labor board may delay action if the International and Great Northern rail crews in Texas proceed with a noon walkout. Members say a strike would defy the board’s earlier order issued yesterday.
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Public Damned Long Enough Governor Says
Former Missouri Governor Charles H. Brough urged an end to the strike impasse in Kansas City saying the public has been damned long enough. He argued labor and capital pressure has harmed the public and called for stronger government action to protect public rights and restore normalcy.
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Fire Protection Conference Aims At Coast Plan
Col. W. B. Grealey head of the formal service calls a western district conference of administrative officers to coordinate fire protection and suppression. About 45 representatives will meet at Matherfield near Sacramento for two weeks starting November 14 to devise plans and policies.
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Seven wounded by Paris bomb during demonstration
A Communist protest outside the American embassy in Paris left seven people wounded when a blast struck the area. Police and officials say the demonstration proceeded despite government warnings and cabinet discussions on security measures.
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Turkeys Pay Better Than Sheep in Wyoming Market
Sheep ranching dominates central Wyoming but turkey farming shows potential gains. Fred Hills of Riverton argues turkeys could displace sheep as the principal ranch industry, citing market prices from Casper where three birds brought 29 dollars, averaging nearly 8 dollars each. The turkeys were raised on a Riverton area ranch north of Riverton.
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Road Report Highlights State Route Conditions and Detours
State Highway Department notes vary by segment with sandy stretches and rough spots from Grant to Luakstalr and from Parkerton to Casper. New construction between Glenrock and Parkerton directs detours. roads over Indian Reservation and Dugout Creek area are rough yet improved where grades and bridges finished. Travelers advised to drive slowly on detours and expect occasional hazards.
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Hope Is Revived by Principals Attitude in Transport Talks
Chicago dispatch reports a brighter outlook as rail executives and brotherhood strike leaders agree to meet the labor board in open talks next Wednesday on wage and working rules. Cleveland chiefs say they will attend, though no suspension of strike plans is shown. San Antonio reports say the I & GN strike could be a 200 percent affair.
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Former ruler Charles I gains support at odensburg border
Reports from Vienna and Paris say former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary arrived at Oedenburg Burgenland by air from Switzerland. A provisional government favored by Charles was formed in Burgenland led by Count Julius Androssy, with Osternburg troops pledging allegiance and Charles proclaimed king amid hearty garrison support.
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Football Final Scores From Ivy League and Midwest Schools
Final scores list multiple college football games with teams like Yale Army Princeton Illinois Wisconsin Ohio State Iowa State Kansas Colorado Mines Wyoming Harvard Penn Dartmouth Columbia Pitt Notre Dame Nebraska and Colorado College in first second and third period totals. Readable fragments show mismatched scores and periods.
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Punting Aids Notre Dame In Standstill With Nebraska
Notre Dame and Nebraska battled to a 0 0 scoreless first quarter before 15 000 fans as Castner and Llewellyn sparked the play. Nebraska recovered his own punt after it was blocked by Kiddie Anderson of Notre Dame to prevent scoring near period end.
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Pastor Cleared by Jury in Priest Killing Case
Rev. Edwin R. Stephenson was found not guilty by a jury of second degree murder in the death of Catholic priest Father James E. B. Coyle on August 11. The jury deliberated four hours in Birmingham Alabama.
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