Italians Seize Industry in Widespread Labor Turbulence
Textiles mills are being seized by workers and railway trains halted by the railway workers union. In Milan the Confederation of Labor calls for immediate parliament convocation to pass laws allowing worker control of plants. An engineer at a metal works opened fire, killing two after which workmen evacuated. A separate dispatch notes seven killed and fifty injured in Triente from the Sicimitat revolt.
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Rome
Railway Workers’ Syndicate
Associated Press
Milan
Confederation of Labor
Associated Presa
Italy
Vila
Signor Diabenedetto
Tio
London
Triente
Socimitat
Red Fez Dominates City as Shriners Parade Debuts
Fully 500 Shriners from Korein Temple Rawlins and Wyoming guests occupied Casper for the annual ceremonial meeting at the Masonic Temple. A parade down Center Street featured elaborate costumes, novitiates subjected to mock ordeals, and a banquet at Henning Hotel before the final initiation at the American Theater.
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Rawlins
Wyoming
Casper
Center Street
Dean Morgan
Algn
Umea
Manila
Karl Boyle
H. P. Peterson
Henning
Henning Hotel
Archie Weldace
Bear Head
Irvin J. Rendle
Shrine
New American Theater
Shri Corommentum
Masonic Temple
Milfred Harris Chaplin Drops Divorce Suit for Half of Chaplin Estate
Milfred Harris Chaplin will drop divorce proceedings and sue for half of Charlie Chaplin's property. It was stated he is worth about $8,000,000.
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United Press
New York
Milfred Harris Chaplin
Chaplin
Chariie Chaplin
Injuries Fatal After Man Is Kicked by Horse
John B. O'Leary, 82, died at his parents home in Douglas Wye after a horse kicked a pitchfork he held, driving the handle into his chest. He had been recovering aboard a homestead forty miles north of Douglas.
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Douglas, Wye
John B. O'Leary
Dou
Miners Confer on Next Move in Wage Case
The policy committee of the Pennsylvania district of the United Mine Workers of America meets in Hazleton this afternoon to decide the union’s next move after President Wilson refused to reopen the anthracite wage case.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Uni Mine Workers of American
Wilson
Hazleton
Mother Escapes Fire Driving Away From Burning Home
In Lusk Wyoming on a September night Mrs Dewey Kester woke to find her house in flames and seized her child before escaping as neighbors warned. The alarm came too late to save the structure, though nearby property was spared.
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Lusk
Wyo
Dewey Kester
Colored Lights to Blaze Over Great White Way This Week
Red white and blue lighting on Broadway remains through the week thanks to the American Legion publicity committee and the Netrona Power company. The display will stay to add color to the business section before the lamp show ends. Lights will be removed and payed for after the stampede next year.
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American Legion
Netrona Power Company
Atty
Truth in Fabric Bill Aimed at Honest Labeling and Consumer Protection
A Wyoming public figure lauds a Truth in Fabric bill to curb profiteering and require truthful labeling. The speaker praises Frank Hadsell and Senator Capper for backing honest production from wool to finished goods, urging passage for a square deal from producer to consumer.
Autopsy Planned for Olive Thomas Body in Paris
Paris Sept. 13 An autopsy will be held today on Olive Thomas body to determine the exact cause. Her husband Jack Pickford has gone to London and is expected to return. Pickford says the couple had a night of celebration after their film engagements and that his wife took poison, calling it an accident. S. F. Shaffer and his son Clyde have left for Halina Kans where Clyde will attend the military academy.
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Paris
Olive Thomas
United States
Jack Pickford
London
W . Pickford
Clyde
Halina, Kans
Complete list of novices who walk Burning Sands at Shrine ceremonial
Complete list of novices who walk Burning Sands at Shrine ceremonial in Casper tonight includes names Akerson Arvid Gottfried carpenter Anderson Stuart Mackey rancher Glenrock Angell John Jacob rancher Fort Wanshakle Arnold Frank Payne hotel manager Lander Atkinson Edwin Oscar carpenter Casper. (Continued on Page 6)
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Casper
Maine Election Day Sets Tone for Nation
Maine voters, including first time women electors, turnout heavy as polls close at 6 pm. Frederic Parkhurst faces Bertrand McIntyre for governor while all four Maine congressmen run. parties tout gains but report no firm figures amid national League of Nations focus.
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Portland
Maine
League of Nations
Por
Frederic H. Parkhurst
Bangor
Bertrand €. McIntyre
Norway
Polla
Coast to coast air mall service launches with five planes
Chicago readers note five daily coast to coast flights began today with planes leaving from New York San Francisco Cheyenne Salt Lake City and Chicago. One eastbound and one westbound flight departed Cheyenne setting a new record.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Mall
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Wyo
Salt Lake
Fautboere Wyo
Raneanata
Frome City
Rook Springs
Radicalism Targeted at War Veterans Encampment
William Jones commander in chief of the United Spanish War Veterans opened the national encampment in St. Louis urging eradication of Bolshevism and all forms of radicalism from the United States. He called for a decisive stand against radical ideas during the September meeting.
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Associated Press
Louis
William Jones
United Spanish War Veterans
United States
Lead pierces hat in Wye trespassing incident
Ernest Stone working at the Thomas Ni da ranch west of town heard a shot. His hat crown was pierced by a bullet. no hunter found. Authorities issue orders against trespassing on the ranch in the future.
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Wye
Ernest Stone
Thomas Nida
Hunger Strikes Not Fakes in Dublin Denial
Dublin dispatch to the Daily Mail claims hunger strikes are real and Irish bungee virthers are not being fed. it says nourishment comes only from the elf and that deaths of delicate punkers may come any time. Lord Mayor Mactiwiney collapsed from exhaustion after a restless night.
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Dublin
Associated Press
London
Haymore
Daily Mail
Seven die as auto plunges from highway in New York
United Press reports a coroner's inquest is set in Dobbs Ferry after a car driven by Dr. George McGuire fell 22 feet from an elevated road killing seven members of his family. Only his 12 year old daughter survived, Mece. The driver reportedly became confused in a rainstorm.
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Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
George McGuire
MeceGuire
Outlaw Rail Strikers Vote To Continue Fight
Chicago Sept 13 The strike of outlaw switchmen is set to continue indefinitely I E Reading head of the United Enginemen Association predicts outlaw workers nationwide are voting today on whether to press the stoppage Early returns show supporters backing the fight to a finish despite bitter endorsement of the strike use of the term outlaw indicates the strong union stance and broad participation in the vote ongoing nationally among railroad labor groups
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United Press
Chicago
I. E. Reading
United Enginemen's Association
Jay Y Stock to Enter Car in State Fair Race
Jay Y Stock of the Western Air company plans to enter a new racing car in the state fair automobile events and is completing arrangements for the entry.
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Jay Y.stock
Jay Y. Stock
Western Airplane Company
Candidates to discuss Japan policy in California
Both Gov Cox and Senator Harding will set positions on the Japanese question before week’s end. Cox is expected to discuss the issue Friday in San Francisco. Harding will outline his views tomorrow when addressing the California delegation.
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United Press
Ban Francisco
Con
Harding
Cox
California
Wissing Young Woman Returns From Visit Mystery Cleared
Mise Ninetta Davis, a geologist with the Midwest The sialig company, returned to Casper from Golden Colorado where she was reportedly taken during a time of distress. Her father C. B. Davie of Denver came to Casper to ease local anxieties and confirm her safety after a period of disappearance rumors.
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Mise Ninetta Davis
Midwest Thesialig Company
Mise Davis
Golden
Colo
Vieltime
Ilenda
C. B. Davie
Denver. Com
Casper Haturday
Hil Chaughter
Ranch Worker Recalls Near Tragedy in Wyoming
Frank Whittaker of Wheatland, a home wrangler in Goshen Hole country, was found riding in a dazed condition hours after an accident he cannot recall. He believes it occurred early morning, was unconscious for a time, then mounted his horse and rode to a nearby ranch where he received help.
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Frank Whittaker
Wheatlay
Goshen Hole
George Hyatt
Franco-Belgian Alliance OK'd and Now Effective
Paris reports Belgium has officially accepted the Franco-Belgian military alliance and it will take effect immediately. A separate brief notes Indian parachute jumper Sanapah recovering from injuries in Sheridan after a poker ankle incident during a drop.
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United Preas
Paris
Oe Poon Oesign
Belgiam
Sanapah
Sheridan
Five Die as Train Hits Landslide Near De Beque
Five men die when westbound Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No 1 strikes a track landslide near De Beque Colorado. The engineer Hardenburg and fireman Schwormann of Grand Junction die, along with Floyd 17 Ralph 1 and Lawrence Brundle 11 of Glenwood Springs. The engine mail and baggage cars were swept down the river bank as the train ran at speed. Passengers were shaken but uninjured and track clearance will take days.
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Associated Press
Grand Junction
Cole
Denver
Rilo Grande
de Beque
Colo
Hardenburg
Schwormann
Floyd
Ralph
Lawrence Brundle
Glenwood Springs
Eftichale
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BE. A. Kell
F. M. Johnston
Bed. Daley
R. H. Alcorn
K. H. Hadsell
Casper Stregis
Kleber Hadsell
Frances Warren
New England
Frank Hadsell
Hadsell
Hislegiala
Mr. Hadsell
Law of the Land
Ana
District of Columbia
Pete
Capper
Kansas
Associated Frees
Mayor Mactiwiney
Japan
U. S
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Washington
Comptroller of the Treasury
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