Representatives of 30 Organizations Meet in Capital
In Washington on October 2 representatives of more than thirty farm organizations urged action to raise farm prices. They discussed possible strikes or withholding of crops such as cotton and wheat, and called for government financing to develop foreign markets, revive the war finance corporation, and protective tariffs. A joint committee of agricultural groups was formed to draft a unified program and secure credits for farmers.
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Washington
Charles’ G. Bas
Harding Vote Set to Break Records at Tonight's Event
Powder River Legion in Eut the Eq City hosts an initiation for 100 candidates into the second order with four sister lodges from Laramie and Sheridan, a turkey banquet, and music by Schembeck's orchestra. Attorney M. W. Purcell will address the assembly.
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Powder River
Laramie
Sheridan
Oaw Jr
Fele
Ceaper P'’Elbek
Fane Rooma
Schembeck
M. W. Purcell
Legion No. 1
Pittsburgh
Ie Moods Lodge
Wyoming
Camper
Legion
J. W. Miller
Gasper
Wyo- Wing
Cheyenne
Pedestrian thief escapes after car robbery in crowded street
A man fled in a car after threatening a worker, grabbing two trays, and driving off through heavy traffic. The incident occurred in a town center with an estimated loss of 90000 dollars. Police are investigating the brazen daytime theft.
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Sand
Ex-service men discuss election issues in Natrona County
Casper figures will meet at the county courthouse tonight at 8 for a free discussion on candidates and campaign points. Only ex-service patrons will be admitted, with music to be provided by the American Legion quartet after the Legion open house.
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Casper
Dng
Natrona County
American Legion
Legion
Will Hays Predicts Election Outcomes in 1904
Will Hays forecast 32 states surely Republican and seven more likely Republican with at most nine safely Democratic. He estimated 368 certain Republican electoral votes, possibly 49 more for 417 total. He argued the campaign aims to revive patriotism and avoid war through economic efficiency.
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United Press
Tad Coles
Aly
Democrat Forecasts Victory Across Regions in Election
Chairman George White of the Democratic National Committee forecasts a broad win for Cox and Roosevelt, claiming Republicans retreat nationwide. He predicts gains in border and southern states, plus Indiana and Colorado, New Mexico and other western states, with wins also in New England and New York.
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George White
Democratic Nati Committee
Repub
Cox
Roosevelt
Onis
Indiana
Colorado
New Mexico
Pwell
New England
New York
Political forecast cited on Democratic hopes across states
The snippet reports a political forecast listing several states such as Maryland West Virginia Ohio Nevada South Dakota Nebraska California North Dakota and others as leaning Democratic with expectations to carry some. The fragmented text attributes the view to Cox Roosevelt and White House figures.
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Associated Preas
Cox
Roosevelt
Maryland
Victoria
Diane
Ohio
Inne
Colorado
Nevada
South Dakota
Igre
Nebraska
California
North Dakota
Fire kills forty two Royal Mounted horses in Manitoba
A fire in Manitoba destroyed multiple buildings and killed 42 Royal Mounted Police horses. The blaze caused extensive damage with unknown total loss and no immediate reports of human casualties.
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Royal Police
Associated Prom
Manitoba
R Mounted Police
MacSwiney Body Sent to Cork Amid Ireland Row
In Queenstown Ireland the body of MacSwiney was landed from the Kathmore and received by the urban council and crowds. Troops were on hand as critics denounced the government for diverting the body from Dublin by rail to the coast and dock.
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Cork
Tathmore
Freas
Queenstown
Ireland
MacSwiney
Kathmore
Dublin
Secret Casper liquor raids by federal and state agents
Federal and state agents conduct raids on bootleg operators around Casper amid scarce information. Warrant issues relied on court authorities, with the sheriff assisting and equipment like copper tubing seized from distilleries. One old Casper brewery raid yielded gas odors and empty leads, while rumors tied nearby ranch activity to liquor shipments into the city.
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Cochimarell
Freon
Tex City
Roach
Reach
Mat Wget
Mr Reach
Wrurs
Atilis
Sheriff's Office
United States Court
Unty
Gmmissioner
Court House
Paul Crowned by Greek Parliament After Regent Elected
The Parliament of Greece voted to crown Paul as monarch, confirming him as king. Admiral Coundouriotis was elected regent during the session. Paul was born locally in 1001 and is unmarried.
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Crown
Paul
Eres
Coundouriotis
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Meeting of Republican Women's Club Nonpartisan Gathering
The Women's Republican club calls a nonpartisan meeting tomorrow at 7 30 pm at Republican headquarters First street. A A Slade discusses state constitution amendments on schools while R M Booke speaks on amendment 1 and city bonds. Meg by B Brooks outlines reasons for women’s interest. final committee reports follow.
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R. M. Booke
Meg
B. Brooks
Tribune
Women's Republican Club
Onayman Appeals Adulterated Milk Case
Marry Stark appeals a fine in a justice court over adulterated milk from his dairy. Defense cites lack of proof the milk came from his cows and disputes trial evidence. The Natrona county dairy group backed measures to improve milk quality and sanitary practices at Casper area facilities.
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Justice Court
Trian
Thie
Ile Pamene Ae Nae
Mar
Natrona County Association
Utepa
Milea
Casper He & Panitary Diiry
Cox To Answer Harding In Akron Address
Youngstown Oct 29 Gov Cox returns to Ohio to launch his campaign from the home of EB H Moore in Youngstown. He will speak in Kent and Akron and plans a reply to Hardings Akron remarks asserting he is unpledged and not part of any clique.
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Youngstown
Cox
Oweard
EB. H. Moore
Kent
Ohio
Akron
Harding
Federal Office Probes Building Materials Cartel Ties
The Department of Justice announced a federal probe into alleged combinations in the building materials market. Attorney General Palin said the investigation targets anti trust violations and egress violations, with evidence disclosed by New York district attorney's office pointing to Sherman Act violations.
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Yar Coon Om
Ganorm Palin
Department of Jdstice
New York
Former Denver Man Hangs for Coast Murder
Arthur Collins once of Denver was hanged at San Quentin at 10 28 this morning for the murder of four Los Angeles policemen earlier this year after two prior reprieves.
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Denver
COAST
United San Quentin Iitentiary
Cal
Arthur Collins
Los Angeles
Collins
Wyoming Voters Back Road Amendments In Casper Area
Casper voters show majority for the three road amendments with strong northern support and opposition from Laramie groups. Sheridan Chamber notes northern Wyoming favors the amendments while Laramie resists. Casper Chamber warns defeat endangers federal aid and state road projects.
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Casper
Laramie
Lions’ Club
Wyoming
Casper Cham’ber of Commerce
B. Stafford
Earle D. Holmes
Feaghation
Con
Casper Cheyenne gridiron opener boosts town pep
Football fans plan a big pep meet tonight as Casper faces Cheyenne to open the 1920 season. The event includes a preliminary game with Central and Paris schools and features a Denver-tinged roster amid local excitement. The main game starts at 3 30.
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BO Ottorney
University of
Colorado
Casper
Cheyenne
Hartier
Palmer Warns Tough Action on Election Frauds
Attorney General Palmer ordered federal law officers to enforce election laws strictly in the upcoming election. He warned that leniency would not be shown and stressed attention to corrupt practices violations.
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Palmer
Washington
Ptorney
Japanese colonization feared along Rio Grande in 10,000 acres
United Press reports San Benito Texas residents fear an Oriental invasion as plans for Japanese colonization along the Rio Grande unfold. Rumors say 10,000 acres have been purchased by a California legion, prompting protests and warnings to deter Japanese immigration.
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Tex
Rio Grande River
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