Harding Denies Vanderlip Trade Concessions Link
The state department faced a denial from Senator Harding after a Colby claim tied Vanderlip to Soviet trade concessions and a proposal to recognize the Bolshevik government. Harding rejected any knowledge of Vanderlip and officials planned no further public comment on the issue.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
Sen. Harding
Secretary of
State Colby
Washington D
Vanderlip
Harding urges dignified appeal to lead US from Republicans
Senator Warren G. Harding declares he has sought a dignified, frank appeal and cautions against sensational methods. He says the world looks to America to lead and that the Republican party, with him as leader, would ensure this. The people are not in the mood for prejudiced or irrelevant appeals.
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Marion
Ohio
United Press
Warren G. Harding
America
Republican Party
Sheep Industry Faces Tariff Battle in Wyoming
Special to The Tribune Cheyenne Wyoming October 6 1920 report warns that high costs for hay feed and labor push Western woolgrowers toward protective tariffs. It contrasts U S and Australian wage costs and notes imports of wool and lambs while discussing potential Republican or Democratic tariff outcomes affecting the industry.
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Australia
New Zealand
United States
Wyoming
Congress
Arbitration Court For Australia
Argentina
Australis
Harding
Cox
A Recipe for Good Roads Editorial
An editorial urges approval of constitutional amendments to fund highway and bridge construction. It notes state debt limits, federal cooperation, and the need to maintain and complete projects across Natrona and neighboring counties, arguing strong public support from business groups and users of roads.
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Natrona County
Yellowstone
Casper
Richards
Rawlins
Salt Creek
Kaycee
Loda
Natrona
Chambers of Commerce
Wyoming
Hirs
Dairymen Endorse Milk Ordinance Plan at Natrona Meet
At the Natrona county courthouse meeting led by John Oliver and county agent G M Pmiley, dairymen endorsed enforcing state milk provisions. They thanked C Swanley Greenbaum and J Roy Colvin for department work, and supported a city milk finance plan and stricter standards to protect public health.
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Natrona County
John Oliver
Netrona County
G. M. Pmiley
C. Swanley
Greenbaum
J. Roy Colvin
State Dairy, Food and Oil Department
Casper
White House
American Cafe
Wray
Good Eats
John, Oliver
Cc. L. Vroman
State Department
Bolivia Denies Revolt as 27 Executed
The Bolivian legation in Lima denies reports of a Bolivian revolt. A prior claim stated 27 executions following the unrest.
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Bolivia
Associated Press
Lima
Peru
German immigrant seeks Powder River steamship ticket
A humorous tale from Natrona County recounts a German visitor named Fritz who traveled from Ratherland to Wyoming and pressed a ticket agent for a Powder River steamship voyage. He refuses Denver or Cheyenne and imagines Powder River as a mighty sea route celebrated by Wyoming’s cowboys.
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Powder River
Mississippi
Columbia
Hudson
Natrona County
Hudson River
Columbia River
Mississippi River
America
Riveraby
Germany
Ratherland
Wyoming
L. J
Rhine
Powder
Frite
Denver
Cheyenne
Fritz
Glencroas
Pullman
War Department Fosters Candy Profiteer Scheme
A New York investigation reveals war department officials aided a candy shortage by selling 6,000,000 pounds of war stock to brokers at 8 to 10 cents a pound, later resold at 80 cents to $1 to Christmas shoppers. brokers profited hundreds of thousands while soldiers in France received little candy.
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United States
Australasia
Great Britain
WAR Department
New York
New York Herald
Congressional Committee
Ward
France
Philadepthia
Reprisals Threaten After Cork Deputy Mayor Statement
A Cork deputy lord mayor warns of reprisals as he claims patriots will repay the debt of the government. The report cites hostile vows toward London and hints at violence as tensions rise following the Lord Mayor Terence Maguire’s death. Relatives prepare funeral plans. The widow testified at the inquest, denying the husband’s occupation beyond volunteer officer of the Irish Republican Army.
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London
Oet
Cork
Wagdals
Terence MagSwiney
Witeh
We Macwiney
Mrs Peete Charged In Denton Grime Indictment
Louise Peete of Denver is indicted for the murder of Jacob Denton. Police took her into custody on the charge after she refused to testify, with the indictment following promptly at noon.
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Mrs. Peete
Denton Grime
Noom
Louise Peete
Denver
Jacob
Denton
Poles Beat Lithuanians After Five Hour Battle
Poltan troops attacked Lithuanian positions along the railroad near Orany. After a five hour fight the Lithuanians were forced back nearly two miles, according to Associated Press dispatch from Copenhagen dated October 21.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Poltan
Orany
Lithuanian Governmental Split Reported by Riga Dispatch
A Riga dispatch reports tensions between the Lithuanian government and pro Bolshevik elements amid a local political split. The notice mentions Soviet setup allegations linked to Lithuanian leadership and Riga sources.
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London
Elneetien F . i
B. Recime
Riga
End of Strikes Is British Aim
British efforts aim to settle nationwide coal strikes with new agreements to prevent future stoppages. Negotiations between miners and the government began, with plans to seek wage terms and a return to work for a set period, possibly matching wartime days.
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United Prose
Landon
Moon
Trades Union Congress Nbw
Iheneaalon
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A. S. Roach
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United States District and Court
Roach
Cooper Brewery
Wheeler
McKinley
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Jackson
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