Nation Seeks Bombers Tied to 1919 Attacks, Palmer Says
Federal authorities connect the Wall Street bombing to 1919 terror plots, citing similar circulars and a recovered mail box letter. Chief Flynn notes detectives traced a gang blamed for both outrages and recalls Alfredo Solesedo’s fatal 1919 escape. Investigators now pursue new clues amid the current case.
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Alfredo Solesedo
New York
Bureau of Investigation
Flynn
Circulara
Drag Net Thrown Out For Radical Plot In Wall Street Explosion
New York reports a radical plot behind the Wall Street blast that killed 85 and wounded nearly 200. A $20,500 reward is offered by city officials and the accident insurer as police and ex servicemen pursue secret agents. William J. Flynn leads the investigation with Attorney General Palmer backing the theory.
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Associated Press
New York
Sept
Wall Street
New York City
Accident Insurance Company
Ex Service
William J. Flynn
Dureaau of
Palmer
Flynn
Hughes Stump for Harding at Republican Convention
Justice Charles Beger spoke for Senator Harding at the New Jersey Republican convention condemning League of Nations Article X and blaming Wilson for treaty ratification failure amid reservations debate. Harding warned against hyphenated citizenship in Marion, urging American loyalty and nonintervention abroad.
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United Press
Trenton
N. J
Justice Charles Beger
Senator Harding
League of Ations
Wilson
Hughes
Associated Press
Marion
Warren G. Harding
United States
Bailey Auto Stolen Friday in Mantolglit Incident
A Ford belonging to H. M. Bailey of 147 South McKinley Street was stolen Friday in Mantolgit. The vehicle, a 1017 model with Gow tires, carried license number 2922 and engine number 1052028.
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H. M. Bailey
South McKinley Street
Gow
Genoa Stock Exchange Bombing Suspects Arrested
A bomb exploded at the Genoa stock exchange yesterday causing minor damage and no casualties. Police suspect anarchists and have arrested 18 radicals in connection with the incident. The explosive was set by a fuse in a room containing a sodium vane.
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Genoa Stock Exchange
United Prens
Stock Exchange
Poliee
Stock-raising land classifications by state and totals
The report notes 2 011 084 acres in this state classified under stock-raising law with public lands limited to 10 acres or less. Since 1916, over 81 million acres have been classified nationally. Montana Colorado and Idaho saw about 740 000 acres classified this month for dry farming. California and Wyoming added 151 000 acres to producing oil and gas. Leasing act restrictions followed in February.
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Montana
Geological Survey
Colorado
Idaho
California
Wyoming
Testimony of Child May Send Father to Prison for Murder
In Sundance Wyoming on September 18 a 6 year old daughter of Frank Hickey may testify to details of Woods murder. The child’s corroboration could establish that Hickey shot Laban Woods in the back and dragged the body to a creek and threw it in. The mother cannot testify against her husband but the child may.
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Sundance, Wyo
Frank Hickey
Laban Woods
Hickey
Woods
Pape
Laban
Nicholson Leads as Final Returns Not In
In late-count race for the senatorial nomination Nicholson holds a 12 vote lead at 10 o’clock, with Schuyler trailing. The report notes scattered country returns pending and mentions Mr and Mrs Eugene Hurley visiting in the city, linked to Ohio Oil.
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Nicholson
Alterna Petween
Karl C. Schuyler
Samuel D. Nicholson
Eugene Hurley
Mr. Hurley
Ohio Oil,company
Casper Beats Rapid to Take $2,500 Purse
Casper wins the Crawford TriState fair baseball final 8 to 7 over Rapid City, securing a $2,500 prize for the Midwest club. The two teams meet again tomorrow at Casper athletic park after a late arrival from Rapid City.
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Casper
Rapid
Crawford, Neb
TriState Fair
Rapid City
Crawford
Camper
Casper Athletic Park
Cagper
Cox lays five plans to curb profiteering in living costs
Governor Cox accuses the senatorial oligarchy of backing profiteers and details five proposals. A revolving sugar fund to curb profiteering, limits on cold storage, price marking for stored goods, interstate price disclosure, and a licensing law to curb excess profits are proposed. G W Goff of Cheyenne visits for a few days on business.
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By _ Press
Ban
Francisco
James M. Cox
Congress
Gox
Gavin Guilty In Embezzlement Case In District Court
Judge Ralph Kimball sentenced Claude J. Gavin to five to seven years in the state penitentiary after a jury convicted him of embezzlement from Continental Supply Company. Nye Roberts received two to four years for forgery. Gavin's lawyers plan a motion for a new trial citing late-added evidence and technicalities raised during defense.
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Ralph Kimball
Claude 4
Gavin
State Penitentiary
Nye Roberts
State of
Wyoming
Claude J. Gavin
Continental Supply Company
Guage Kim
Proparty
M. W. Purcell
Willis Stidger
C. Olson
Purcell
Viea
Elient
C. J.gavin
Hal Curran
A. BE. Stirret
Denver
Sheriff Royce
Casper
1350 Soldiers Lost On Ship In Orient Waters Near Hong Kong
1350 soldiers are reported lost when a ship carrying troops sank in Orient waters near Hong Kong. The incident is described in a United Press dispatch.
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Orient Water
United Press
Near
Hon Kong
Rexall Vote Totals in Wyoming Straw Poll
Wyoming straw vote results show candidate totals with Harding at 041 and Cox at ird, reflecting early response patterns. The item notes Rexall polling as a gauge of public sentiment during the presidential race.
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Rexall
Wyoming
Harding
Kendrick and Kendrick Visit Casper After Douglas Fair
United States Senator John B Kendrick and his son Many Kendrick stayed overnight in Casper while attending the Douglas state fair. They head home to Sheridan, planning to return for dinner. The senator has since focused on ranching and other business, meeting western voters during recess and weighing Yellowstone Park extension.
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Douglas
Casper
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Douglas County High School
Lincoln County Thayne Rural Community School
United States
Natrona County
Whitney
Florence
James Speas
Patten
Minnetonka
A. Menike
Patten Greening
Duchess
Roy Mills
Longfield
Ed McGraugh, Jr
Gideon
Natrona
John Oliver
Dry Land Green
John B. Kendrick
Many Kendrick
Congress
Katy Drick
Washington
Jackson Hole
Yellowstone National Park
Union Leaders in Denver Released on Bonds
Henry Bilbere and all other tramway union executive board members jailed for contempt of court were freed by the state supreme court on $1,000 bonds. They had been sentenced August 16.
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United Press
Denver
Henry Bilbere
Tramway Union Executive Board
State Supreme Court
Hunger strike keeps Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney conscious and fading
London bulletin reports Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork enduring a long hunger strike and a poor night with exhaustion. Sister Mary MacSwiney says he remains conscious during a seventh day of protest against British authorities.
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Women’s League
London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Irish Self-Determination League
Mary MacSwiney
Brixton
Bmitheh
Tampico Fire Threatens City After Lightning Strikes Oil Tank
Sept 14 fire from a lightning strike on an oil tank in Tampico endangered a large city area. Five other tanks burned, 40 houses damaged, several freight cars destroyed and no river boats were reported harmed.
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United Press
Tampico
Longshoremen Strike British Steamer Amid Porto Protest
In San Francisco on September 18 the League for Self Dependence claimed workers stopped loading the Star of Calica under British authorities. The protest involved 100 to 200 longshoremen and aimed to pressure the Torence Madwiney shipowner to address grievances.
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San Francisco
Star
Calica
Biritiah Ohwrtur
League For Seleh
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