Japan Asks Commission To Iron Out Problems
A bandit youth held up Santa Fe train No 5 between Las Animas and La Junta early today and took about $70 before being overpowered by Denver conductor O'Brien. The robber, who mimicked a famous Wyoming bandit, was captured in La Junta and is in police custody. a note signaling a robbery was sent from the train to a telegraph station.
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Japan
Commission
Santa Fe
Las Animas
la Junta
Willam Caritas
Wyoming
Con
Ductor O'Brien
Denver
la Jonta
California Anti Jap Legislation Could Reach Supreme Court
Tokyo reports say Japan would seek a lawsuit in U S court if California passes anti Japanese laws. The Japanese government would argue treaty rights and US treaty obligations. Officials say Washington aims to avoid conflict and seek negotiated solutions first.
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California
Supreme Court
U. S
Associated Press
Washington
Anes
United States
State Department
Japan
American Supreme Court
Japanese ask U S to appoint commission on problems
Reports from Tokyo say the Japanese cabinet and advisory council want the United States to appoint a commission to resolve Japanese American issues. The idea caused surprise at the state department where diplomatic efforts to reach an understanding continue.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
State Department
NATRONA COUNTY RICHEST IN WYOMING VALUATIONS HIGH
Cheyenne Sept. 28 The assessed valuation of taxable property in Wyoming totals 422 987 188 an increase of about 18 percent over 1919 With Natrona County showing the largest gain due in part to oil production and real property value Albany County second with 1920 valuation 27 421 100 an increase of 5 222 665 Decreases occurred in Johnson and Campbell counties due to depletion Continued on Page 5
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Atropa
Natrona County
Albany
Albany County
Johnson and
Campbell
Socialists Plan State Tour After Assembly Ousting
New York party leaders announce a statewide campaign drive by the Socialist delegation ousted from the New York assembly. Morris Hillquit says the aim is to elect enough socialists to remove control from the current bipartisan reactionary clique.
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New York
New York Assembly
Morria Hillquit
Irish Mayor Protests Move Spark Public Backlash
A public protest in Casper, Wyoming condemning Beis treatment of Lord Mayor MacSwinay of Cork prompts a cablegram to Premier Da Wednesda. The message, signed by a group calling itself American Citizens of Camper, urges relief as the lord mayor enters day 42 of a hunger strike in Brixton prison.
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Ben H. Pel Pelton
Cappat
Beis
Tard der Swiney
Cork
da Wednesda
Lerd Losin
Camper
Wyoming
Tr Iy
Midwest
Pelton
MacSwinay
Casper, Wye
Macwiney
Ireland
Brixton Privon
Claxton Denies Bureau Propaganda Claims Before Senate
United States education chief Dr. P P Claxton told a senate panel that the Bureau of Education did not spread propaganda about Cox and the League of Nations. He argued the bureau sought impartial coverage of Republican and Democratic views. The inquiry also ordered a full audit of financing for the Albany Journal book Republicanism in 1920 with subscription records to be produced by William Barnes Jr amid claims of private commercial activity.
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Washington
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Senate
Comi Today
Bureau of Education
Guv. Cox
League of Nations
Heelay
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
William Barnes
Parnes
Will Hays
Young
Hays
Reed
Barnes
John D. Rooke
Farmer-Labor Party Denies Late Reports
Denver reports labor leaders deny petitions to run a full ticket against Democratic primaries and oppose any disloyal candidates. They deny James Colling as a satisfactory Democratic candidate for governor. A meeting tonight will decide opposition options.
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Denver
Farmer-Labor Party
James Colling
Labor Party
Kennedy Says Wyoming Voters Favor Clean Politics
Special to Casper Tribune from Cheyenne September 24 The article profiles Blake Kennedy a prominent Cheyenne figure respected for his straightforward approach to party business Kennedy criticizes the eight year Democratic control and says Wilsons administration misrepresented the nation as preparing for war He argues the campaign should reveal real aims and condemns propaganda while noting ongoing discussion of a political message to Wyoming readers Continued on Page 8.
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Casper Tribune
Cheyenny
Blake Kennedy
Cheyenne Ber
Penn Wiite
Kennedy
Atate Jmve
Tribune
Yosterday
Wyaoming
Je Party
Wilson
Hig
League of
Nuy Tahoe
Cheyenne Man Is Appointed Bank Examiner
Cir. Robert D. Carey announced Rudolph Hoffman of Cheyenne as state bank examiner after L. C. Nowlin resigned. Hoffman, formerly assistant examiner, succeeds the post once held by Harry B. Henderson and Nowlin in Cheyenne. The move follows Nowlin’s departure to take an executive banking position in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert D. Carey
Tueaday
Rudolph Hoffman
L. C
Heyenne Tate
Casper Schools Tackle Overcrowding With Three New Rooms
Casper enrollment reaches 2679 pupils, 40 above the city’s 1910 population. Board plans adding a four factory building in Southeast Casper to relieve congestion in kindergarten and primary grades while enforcing attendance as truants are rounded up and work is pursued to adjust bonds and financing.
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M. P. Wheeler
Casper
West
East
Cheyenne
Mail truck hold up in South Bend yields up to twenty four thousand
Two bandits held up a United States mail truck in South Bend Indiana today escaping in an automobile with from five thousand to twenty four thousand dollars.
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U. S. Mail
South Bend
Ind
Harding Says Social Welfare Needs Shared Effort
Senator Warren G. Harding told an Ohio Republican gathering in Marion that material and human progress must go hand in hand. He urged both social reformers and industrial leaders to view social betterment from a common perspective.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Reprieve Gives Denver Slayer Lease On Life
Arthur Collins formerly of Denver, sentenced to die at San Quentin for the murder of a policeman, will receive a second reprieve. The announcement was made this afternoon in Los Angeles.
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Denver
United Press
Los Angeles
Arthur Collins
San Quentin Prison
Bere
Robber Breaks Jail and Strikes Twice in Wyoming Burglaries
Charles Morgan, jailed for burglary, escaped briefly then robbed Gillette post office for 44 dollars in stamps and the Newcastle Drug Company store for 9 dollars. He was rearrested at Gillette while trying to flee by freight train, and briefly aided by another prisoner who returned to jail when hungry.
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Newcastle
Wryo
Charles Morgan
Union Pacific
William L. Carlisle
Morgan
Wyoming
South Dakota
Gillette
Newcastle Drug Company
Cesta
R. W. Castel
Castel
Edgemont
Rocky Mountain lodge to be formed in Cheyenne
Cheyenne hosts formal constitution of Rocky Mountain lodge No 40 A F and A M under Grand Master W O Wilson of Casper. A banquet backs the event with Cheyenne lodge No 1 and Acacia lodge No 11 as guests. A 730 reception honors Grand Master and Mrs Wilson followed by a dance.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Rocky Mountain Lodge No
A. F
A. M
W. O. Wilson
Casper
Rocky Mountain Lodge
Cheyenne Lodge No
Acacia Lodge
Wilson
Blue Lodges
Cox Special Train Wreck Delays Campaign Tour
Governor Cox escape unhurt after a derailment of his special train near Phoenix en route from Prescott to Albuquerque. The engineer was injured but passengers were safe. two engagements in Northern Arizona were canceled. Broken rail caused the wreck as the party continued toward New Mexico.
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Associated Press
Gov Cox
Arizona
Phoenix
Cox
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Artwom
Prescott
Two Score Killed if Few Days of Terror
Stormy times threaten Ireland with a ten day death toll of 22 soldiers and 18 Sinn Fein members and civilians. Many wounded. The press condemns reprisals by the police.
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London
Ireland
Diers
Sinnoa
Sinn
No Change in Condition of Lord Mayor MacSwiney
London report says Lord Mayor MacSwiney had a few hours sleep but suffers severe pain in the head and jaw. The prison physician’s bulletin to the home office notes no apparent change in his condition on the forty second day of his hunger strike.
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M'Swiney
Associated Press
London
MacSwiney
Home Office
Irish question not for America Harding declares
Marion Ohio September 23 Senator Harding says the Irish question is not one for America to become involved in despite sympathy in the United States. He adds that America has meddled abroad excessively.
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America
Harding
United Press
Marion
Ohio
United States
Millerand Named France President After Election
Versailles reports Raoul Peret and Leon Geola refused to accept defeat as Millerand secured 695 votes out of 892. Berney Millerand, the Lille communist deputy, received 20 votes while 108 were blank. At 4:57 o'clock Millerand was proclaimed the eleventh president of France by Leon Bourgeois, senate officer.
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United Press
Versailles
Millerand
Raoul Peret
Leon
Geola
Berney Millerand
Guntave Ciarist
Lille
Osing
Blank
Leon Bourgeois
Senate
France
Operation Planned for President in Mexico City
In Mexico City on September 23 President-elect de la Huerta announced a planned operation for appendicitis to restore his health. The attending provisional president said the procedure was deemed necessary and would proceed to safeguard the leader and government stability.
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Associated Press
Migxico City
de la Huerta
Mexicans Harvest Big Beet Crop in Sheridan District
About 6000 tons of beets will be harvested by 600 laborers in Sheridan as prep work begins for the sugar factory opening on October 4. Harvesting is expected to take seven weeks and produce a large beet yield in the district.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Joans
Bomb Found in Elevated Station Sparks NYC Probe
A dynamite package with a fuse burned as patrolmen found it in an elevated station. The cardboard cylinder contained percussion caps and measured eight inches, burning about half its length when discovered as investigators worked to solve the Wall Street bombing mystery.
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Hungary
M’swiney
Claxton
VOX
Uncle Sam
Mr. Kennedy
Gity
Talk
Sen. Harding
Carlisle
New Lodge
Capital
Wall Street
Brooklyn
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