Independent Nestos Leading In North Dakota Recall Vote
R A Nestos ahead of Gov Lynn J Frazier by about 25 000 ballots with 1 234 of 2094 precincts reported amid recall election results. Independents claim victory while Nonpartisan headquarters say more returns are needed from Missouri slope territory to determine final outcome.
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Fargo
N. D
Associated Press
R. A. Nestos
Lynn J. Frazier
Razier
Nonpartisan League
Associated Presa
Missouri Slope
HR. A. Nests
Lynn J. Frasier
Slope
North Dakota
Extra Guards Reinforce Boston Trial Hearing
On Oct 29 extra guards were posted at Boston public buildings amid unverified rumors of radical demonstrations tied to the Sacco Vanzetti case ahead of a Norfolk county hearing for a new trial. Police, mounted and foot, searched spectators while riot guns awaited.
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Boston
Sacco-Vanzetti
Dedham
Denham
Mass
Nichola Sacco
Bartholomeo Vanzetti
South Braintrea
Norfolk County Superior Court
Europe
South America
Webster Thayer
Vanzett
Sacco
Priest Belknap's Funeral Draws Wide Attendance
Death of Rev A B Belknap pastor of St Patrick's cathedral prompts a major funeral while investigators press the hunt for Andrew Rolando lead miner believed connected to the slaying. Rolando reportedly fled toward Wyoming after boarding a Chicago Burlington train at Edgemont en route to Butte.
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Andrew Rolando
Lead Divine
Wyoming
Dakota
A. B. Belknap
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mercy
Dubuque
Iowa
Rolando
South Dakota
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Edgemont
Butte
Miser Beaten and Robbed of 29000 Cash Delta
Four masked assailants invaded the office of 75 year old root and herb doctor 8. B. Finney yesterday, striking him and binding him to a chair before fleeing with 29000 dollars. Finney kept his savings in a pocketbook and his condition is not serious.
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Delta
B. Finney
Finney
Union Pacific Dispatch Office Reopening Denied
A report from Laramie claiming the Union Pacific train dispatcher's office there would reopen is denied by railroad headquarters. The denial clarifies no immediate reopening plan for the facility.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie
Union Pacific
Bolivian Observer to Attend International Aero Congress
Senor J. Rosendo Pinilla G. the Bolivian commissioner will observe the International Aero Congress in Omaha on November 4 5 and 6 tied to the Pulitzer air speed and other races for heavier than air craft. Delegates will visit Kansas City during the American Legion convention to invite Marshal Foch of France to attend and witness the races. A national aviation body will be formed to push U S legislation promoting aviation.
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Omaha
Senor
J. Rosendo Pinilla G
Aero Congress
International Aero Congress
Conneteion
Aero Congres
Kansas City
American Legion
Marshal Foch
France
America
Idaho Ties to be Treated at Riverton Plant
Riverton Wyoming reports the Chicago and Northwestern line will process about 100000 railroad ties from Idaho. Fifteen cars are en route as the first shipment, with operations expected to continue into summer thanks to the Wind River supplies from the Dubois region.
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Riverton
Wyo
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Idaho
Wind River
Dubois
New Federal Judge Is Guest at Dinner
Cheyenne Oct 23 T Blakes Kenenedy who will become United States judge for the district of Wyoming was guest of honor at a dinner at the Plain hotel given by Judge ER N Matson. Other guests were the state and district judiciary and Laramie County Bar Association members.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
T. Blakes Kenenedy
United States
District of Wyoming
Plaine Hotel
ER. N. Matson
Guerte
Laramie County Bar Association
Jury Is Given Ride On Train
Detroit court proceeds with a juror move to Kalamazoo aboard a Michigan Central train to hear evidence about injuries from a 1918 upper berth accident. Anna Holland claims the injury was caused by unsafe conditions and asks the court to consider exposure to perils on a running Pullman car.
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Detroit
Ire Jayne
Michigan Central
Kalaynanoo
Anna MM. Holland
Cale
Kalamazoo
Mire
Michigan posse hunts wreckers after Grand Trunk derailment
A sheriff's posse and railroad detectives search rural Lapeer Michigan for three men suspected of derailing Grand Trunk passenger train No. 5 near Elba. Three hurt badly as the train plunged into a ditch after a rail was removed. A flagman saw the trio flee into the woods as signals were set. An older man about 65 years old had been in Elba days earlier with two younger men.
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Lapeer
Mich
Hie
Thin
Biba
Official of Defunct Bank Guts Throat in Evansville
The body of Isham Taylor, 54, vice president of the Insolvent Farmers' Bank at Newburg, Ind., was found at his home near Yanketown. His throat was slashed with a razor. Coroner anticipated a verdict of death by own action. The bank’s books showed a deficit of 150000 dollars. cashier A. H. Halverson vanished when the bank closed.
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Evansville
Ind
Isham Taylor
Farmers’ Banh
Newburg
Yanketown
Kirkeham
Taylor
Marie Marrill
Yankeetown
Henderson
Newbury Bank
A. H. Halverson
Lignite Coal Now Available From Brown Mine in Alkali Butte
Riverton Wyoming reports good quality lignite coal is now available locally with the Brown mine opened by BH. D. Brantley. The operation reached a deeper level this year to secure a better grade of fuel for the trade.
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Riverton
Wyo
BH. D. Brantley
Schools to Join In Memorial to Unknown Hero
Washington committee of educators asks schools nationwide to cooperate in memorial services for the unknown dead at Arlington on Armistice Day. The War Department sent material to big committees to prepare a report for distribution to elementary and high schools.
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Washington
Arlington
War Department
Russia to Pay Foreign Debt Conditionally
Riga reports official Bolshevik news that the Soviet government will recognize pre 1914 debts if Russia is granted privileges needed to fulfill obligations. Foreign Minister Chicherin proposes an international conference to settle claims and advance a final peace treaty with the great powers.
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Riga
Associated Press
Rosta
George Chitcherin
Russia
Ewnesia
M. Chiteherti
Marshal Foch welcomed by President in Washington visit
On October 29 President Harding formally welcomed Marshal Foch to the United States. Foch met Harding at the White House and then visited Vice President Coolidge before returning for lunch with President and Mrs Harding. Aides noted Wilson could not receive visitors due to illness. Special trains could be hired on English railways at five dollars per mile.
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Washington
Harding
Marshal Foch
United States
Jusserand
White House
Cloclk
Wilson
W. D. Connor
Conspiracy in Coal Charged in Federal Hearing
Indianapolis Oct 29 Affidavits claim to prove an unlawful conspiracy between union coal miners and operators. The federal court hearing for a temporary injunction to curb United Mine Workers organizing in West Virginia's coal fields centers on Mingo county. Borderland Coal seeks injunction for 60 West Virginia operators and asks that any order void wage agreements in organized fields nationwide.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
Mingo County
Borderland Coal Corporation
Score
Prayer for Aid of Arms Meet Urged on Coast
A California proclamation urged residents to observe Sunday November 6 to petition Divine Blessing for guidance at the armament conference in Washington. Gov. W. D. Stephens issued the call, aiming to ensure peace and prosperity for all nations.
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Sacramento
Cal
Entixene of
California
Washington
W. D. Stephens
Football Final Scores From Various Campus Matches
Scores from multiple college games include New York Penn State 174 over Georgia Tech 7 at end of third period. Navy 71 over Bethany 0. Army 53 over Susquehanna 0. Pittsburgh 8 over Pennsylvania 0. Lafayette 13 over Iowa 4 at end of third. Illinois 0 over Michigan 3. Wisconsin 21 over Minnesota 6. Nebraska 18 over Oklahoma 0. Des Moines University 9 over Morningside 0. Yale 7 over Brown 0. Notre Dame 7 over Indiana 7.
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New York
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Cambridge
Centre College
Harvard
Princeton
Virginia
Detroit
Tolana
University of Detroit
Annapolis
Navy
Bethany
West Point
Army
Susquehanna
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Iowa
Purdue
Urbana
Illlinois
Michigan
Chicago
Colorado
Madison
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lincoln
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Sioux City
Morningside
Des Moines University
New Haven
Yale
Brown
Indianapolis
Indiana
Notre Dame
35 Missing in Canada Flood
Thirty five are dead or missing at Britannia Beach near Vancouver after a cloudburst and flood swept away part of the mining village. Latest reports say the death toll may rise. fifty of about 110 houses were washed away and several structures floated in the bay.
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Vancouver
B. C
Britannia Beach
Strike disrupts Montevideo presses and services in protest
Montevideo October 28 strike by the Workmen's Federation protests the Massachusetts convictions of Nicolo Bacco and Bartolomeo Vancetti. Printers walked out causing almost all afternoon papers to fail to appear except one. Factories closed, taxicab service halted, and many stores shuttered amid fears of violence.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Workmen's Federation
Nicolo Bacco
Bartolomeo Vancetti
Maasachusetts
Limitation of Arms Urged as Economic Aid
Mrs. Maude Wood Park of Washington DC urged reduced armaments at the National League of Women Voters conference in Fort Worth Texas. She said in peace time prepare for peace and warned that military waste conflicts with spiritual ideals and burdens the economy.
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Fort Worth
Texan
Maude Wood Park
Washington, D. C
National League of Women's Voters
League
Railroad labor board restricts strike actions nationwide
The United States railroad labor board barred railroad union leaders from striking without board approval and declared violators outlaws under the transportation act. It ruled disputes must be referred to the board, warned that traffic interruptions threaten national peace and safety, and stated strikers would lose contract rights and benefits.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
G Shepperd
Palestina
Big Four Brotherhoods
Switchmen's Union
Break at Wheatland Prison Plot Foiled by Criminating Evidence
Reports from Wheatland Wyoming outline a jail break plan at Platte County Jail. Prisoner Smith led the scheme with accomplices including German bank robbers. Under sheriff Ernest Adams found evidence in a trusted inmate Joy Clay’s clothing, including a gun and a letter.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Ernest Adama
Platte County
Smith
el Paso
Texan
United States Army
Clay
Chugwater Bank
Big Market in Casper for Lander Produce
Lander Valley Produce Association led by president J. L. Burch is campaigning among truck gardeners and dairymen to boost production for Casper’s market, established in the last two years. A carload of local products can be marketed in Casper weekly with profitable operations for growers.
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Lander
Wyo
Lander Valley & Fproduce Association
J. L. Burch
Casper
Fall Arrives Late in Southeastern Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming October 20 fall arrives two to three weeks later in southeastern Wyoming than elsewhere in the state. The first killing frost occurred September 4 in western counties, September 11 in central and northern counties, and September 10 in the southeastern area according to federal weather bureau statistics.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Great
Federal Weather Bureau
Fire destroys Kelly plant. $10,000 uninsured loss
Kelly Wyoming October 29 A fire at a four mile property owned by J Ly caused a $10,000 loss with no insurance coverage. The structure and contents were destroyed, leaving the owner liable for the total amount.
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Kelly
Wyo
Four Mile
J. Ly
Sunday Labor Fined For Working On Sunday Kansas City
Charles Dutton a young farmer from Mur rie Kansas was fined one dollar and costs totaling 6.40 by Judge William F Carson in Kansas City Kansas for unlawfully laboring by hauling sand on Sunday October 9. Dutton pleaded guilty to the charge brought by Potter Randberg of Morris Kansas.
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Kansas City
Oct
Charles Dutton
Murrie
Kansan
William F. Carson
Kansas
Dutton
Potter Randberg
Morris
Sumiay
Marketing plan to be taken up in Chicago
The Am eria Farm Bureau federation reports completion of a live stock marketing plan. It proposes a national livestock producers organization and producers cooperative at terminal markets, plus a transportation department to aid federation and state bureaus and interpret livestock statistics.
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Chicago
Eria Farm Bureau Federation
Wea
Avestock
Transportation Department
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