Polish Forces Reported Advancing 33 Miles On Front
Polish troops reportedly occupied Rovno beyond the demarcation line and began a vigorous offensive in Grodno. Moscow issued a statement. reports say the front stretched 33 miles with Russian forces evacuating portions as Polish action continued. In New Orleans, a hurricane struck the gulf coast near Morgan City, causing widespread damage and communication outages.
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London
Grodno
Petish
Moscow
Nicholson Wins Nomination on Paper Returns
Denver Times reports Samuel D. Nicholson wins the Republican nomination for senator via paper returns, defeating Kurt C. Behuyler by 636 votes in the state primary.
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Denver
Omer
Denver Times
Samuel D. Nichollgon
Kurt C. Behuyler
Bergdoll Seen in Frisco as Search Spreads
Police launched a search for Grover Cleveland Bergdoll after reports from several witnesses in Frisco that the alleged draft evader had been seen there. Authorities issued warnings and heightened patrols as the manhunt continued.
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Frisco
Associated Press
Ban Francisco
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Death Valley Tragedy Ends Search For Missing Foreman
Patrick Pornsney, foreman at a Death Valley mine, died of thirst last week after getting lost while walking. Water was a half mile away but he could not reach it. A. G. Kirby, mine superintendent, reported the death reached here today. Pornsney disappeared Thursday and was found Sunday.
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Los Angeles
Patrick Porntaney
Death Valley
A. G. Kirby
Pornsney
Poisney
Horse and Wagon Blown Away by Wall Blast
Lawrence Serban, a peddler from New York City, was in his wagon selling candy when a blast shattered a wall nearby. He was knocked unconscious as his horse and wagon were blown away, leaving the scene with debris and confusion.
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Lawrence Serban
New York City
Serban
Ean Hee
New York Socialists Lose Assembly Seats Again
In Albany on September 22 the Assembly voted 90 to 45 to unseat five Socialist members including August Classens Louis Waldman and Charlee Solomon for a second time after vacancies were created by their prior expulsion. Samuel Orr and Samuel DeWitt resigned citing illegitimate body.
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Assembly
August Classens
Louis Waldman
Manhattan
Charlee Solomon
Sam
Bamuel Orr
Bamuel DeWitt
Bronx
Italians Give Up Seized Factories Amid Labor Tensions
Across Italy workers surrender seized factories as a labor voice dispute nears a law allowing worker control. Reports note disagreements over product values during turnover and a return to normal conditions is expected soon. Nearby, Booth Pass in Wyoming marks the site of America’s first woman justice of peace Rather Marrs.
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nomMm
Italy
Eld Booth Pass
Wyorine
America
Rather Marrs
Japs Sentenced in Naval Papers Theft Case
Torio report says two Japanese were sentenced to ten years imprisonment for attempting to steal documents from the Vokoshbuka naval station and give them to Americans, as noted by local newspapers.
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Associated Press
TORIO
Vokoshbuka Naval Station
No Limit Placed on Democratic Campaign Contributions
Washington Sept. 22. James W. Gerard testified that the Democratic national finance committee will not cap individual gifts, stating 2 million dollars will suffice for the national campaign. He also noted subpoenas issued for Robert Scripps and others as the committee probes funding and personal permissions among figures tied to the party.
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Associated Press
Washington
Democratic National Finance Committee
James W. Gerard
Senate
Gerard
Senator Kenyon
Robert Scripps
Cleveland
George B. Lockwood
Washington Republican
Joseph A. Hefferman
Thetara and Stripes
Sy Bars Eine Se Aecon
Kenyon
Barney Brrnch
Cox Propaganda Charge Sparks Senate Hearing
Senate investigating committee faced demands to extend its inquiry as new letters and telegrams promised to open interesting avenues. Boyce Thompson, chairman of the Republican Ways and Means Committee, testified on GOP fundraising in the East while Chairman Kenyon announced probes into alleged propaganda from government departments backing Governor Cox and the League of Nations.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Boyce Thompson
Republican Ways, and Means Committee
Kenyon
Cox
League of Nations
Bank Robbery Report From Detroit Branch Heist
Four armed bandits held up a First State Bank branch on Mack avenues in Detroit today. They used pistols to threaten staff and escaped in a automobile after taking cash and valuables. No injuries reported at the scene.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
First State Bank
Mes
Lottes Mack Svenues
Gas Explosion Lights Up Pole Near Wyoming Station
An explosion from a leaky gasoline tank caused a fire on a telephone pole near the Wyoming Filling Station on Weert Yellowstone Avenue yesterday around 4 PM. Firemen used chemical foams to extinguish the small blaze.
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Wyoming
Weert Yellowstone Avenue
Rexall Vote Straw Count in Dnoper Vicinity
The Kimball Rexall straw vote in the Dnoper vicinity reports Harding at 1/104 and Cox W809 as tallied figures.
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Kimball Rexall
Dnoper
Harding
Cox
Campaign Issues Clear as Women Vote in Next Election
The Young Men’s Republican club heard former Governor BR B Brooks stress campaign issues and land policy. He urged voting for individuals like Frank Mondell for continued Wyoming representation and urged liberals to back a specific prepared platform.
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Young Men's
Republican Club
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Equire Deal
Brooks
Harding
W. Mondelto
Congress
Wyoming
Uon
Mondel
Bomb threats reported in Cleveland and Boston
In Cleveland a letter warned two wagonloads of high explosives entering the city and targeting the Federal Reserve bank Union National bank and Citizens Savings Trust. In Boston Mayor Peters handed over a third threat this year referencing a Wall Street disaster and gold.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Murphy
Federal Reserve Bank
Union National Bank
Ciiisons Savings & Trust Company
Thine
Institutiona
Boston
A. d. Peters
Wall Street
Bedford
Fall River
Casper Plays Rapid Again In Fourth Edition
Casper hosts Rapid City for a fourth game at 4 o clock at the high school athletic park. The Rapid City squad has stayed over for a final match, as described by R Hilison vice president of the Midwest. He urged a party function with clear campaign tax views and urged Republicans to be confident yet diligent for the next four years.
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Casper
Rapid City
High School Athletic Park
R. Hilison
Midwest
Sinn Fein leader killed in Dublin hotel murder
County councillor and Sinn Fein figure Terence Swinney was found dead in a Dublin hotel apartment this morning, with attackers described as black and tan. No change reported in Swinney’s condition yesterday, per prison physician notes.
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Associated Pirega
Dublin
Sinn Felner
Mswiney
Associated Preaa
London
Terence May- Swinney
Pliyarchas
Meeting to Be Held This Evening Will Reveal Situation
A long struggle under Votes for Women ends as the nineteenth amendment becomes part of the national constitution. Wyoming and other states show progress as women gain the vote. The article notes wartime service by women and calls for continuing civic duties and peace-time roles. This report hints at further continuation on another page.
Refugees Seek Safety in New Orleans After Storm
Refugees flee flooded areas as a powerful windstorm paralyses transportation and communications along the Mississippi coast. Emergency officials report extensive property damage and fear a repeat of past disasters as residents from six districts converge on New Orleans for safety.
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United Press
New Orleans
Mississippi
Douglas Light Plant Shuts Down After Rate Request
In Douglas Wyoming on September 22 the light plant announced service would be disconnected after Thursday night. The city faces loss of electric power as the public utilities commission may not grant the requested rate increase. Newspapers relying on electric power may suspend publication temporarily, with Casper area papers likely to continue.
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Douglas
Wyo
Blic Utilities Commission
Casper
Moorcroft Bank President Killed by Lightning
Arthur Jayne, Moorcroft bank president, was killed by lightning while returning from a trip. He carried life insurance of 75000 and an estate valued between 50000 and 100000. The incident affected his holdings and left dependents to navigate the loss.
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Arthur Jayne
Moorcroft Bank
Jayne
Japanese Cabinet to Push Plea on League and Race
The Japanese government plans a strong stance at today’s cabinet meeting on American anti Japan measures and the racial equality question in the League of Nations. The diplomatic advisory council is set to discuss these decisions.
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Tokio
League of Nations
Hochi Shimbun
Diplomatic Advisory Council
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