Night daylight attempt to rob city school vault fails
Daylight yeggs entered the office of A. S. Jessup city superintendent of schools last Saturday between 12 40 and 1 40 PM and tried to force the vault door. They opened the outer door with a combination but could not breach the inner doors. the janitor was discharged after the incident though not suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggs
A. S. Jessup
Jessup
Red L. Crabbe
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
John Cordillo
Ile
Pete Cordillo
Walter Newell
Cheyenne
George Patterson
Albany County
Irwin
Cordillos
Newcett
Med Buttes
Price
Mike Delancey
Laramie
Delaney
Mr. Irwin
John
Newell
Roy
Frank
B. R. Johnson
Jennings
Frank Jennings
CG. A. Irwin
Mysel
Hisrother
Peter
Walter Newall
W. C. Mentzer
Laramie County
Charles R. Lane
Anti-Saloon League
Cordillo
State Prohibitie Department
Jenmths
Manatee
Tea Patterson
Senate approves naval bill in record speed
Washington April 27 the Senate sped through the annual naval appropriation bill in eighty minutes with 8464 894 000 approved compared with 424 500 000 authorized by the House. Debate was minimal aside from naval aviation and the San Francisco bay base items as Senator Lodge and Chairman Page urged stronger western coast defense.
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Washington
Senate
House
San Francisco Bay
Lodge
Page
Naval Committee
United States
Pacific
Outlaw Strikers Appeal for Fast Rail Wage Board Hearing
Congress members were urged by striking railroad workers to press President Wilson to have the railroad labor board hear their wage demands. The spokesmen said strikers cannot support families on current pay and quit in protest. The plea, via a joint letter, asks the board to consider the demands and respond within ten days.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Secretary under fire for alleged action
Washington April 27 The illegal action of Louis F Post assistant secretary of the department of labor blocked deportation of alien radicals the House Rules Committee heard today Representative Rodenberg Illinois Republican said the responsibility rests with Secretary Wilson for not urging removal if the charges prove true during the hearing initiating inquiry into Post's conduct
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Wasilington
Louis F. Post
Department of Labor
House
Wilson
Rodenberg
Illinois
Post
Condautt
Mines See Peak of Strike Workforce Report
Fifty percent of the mine workers reported for duty today amid a continuing strike. Mining companies said this marks the largest workforce yet employed since the stoppage began on April 49.
Cordillo Murder Trial Opens In Laramie County
Jury selection begins for the Cordillo murder case moved from Albany county. Prosecutor Arnold outlines the state case while Irwin for the defense attacks the opening and defense seeks alibi and technical grounds.
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Fred C. Royal
Chugwater
John Judy
Burns
Rowland Berkley
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Roundhouse
Co. L. Wright
Little Bear
C. P. Arnold
Jennings
Cordillo
John Cordillo
Heaven
Laramie
University Heights
Franklin
Frank Jennings
Migs
Smith & Wesson
Iver Johnson
Billy
Jake Case
Pete Cordillo
Pete Brown
Newell
H. A. Marshall
Red Buttes
She
Trabing
Albany
Samans
Frabins
Albany County
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promises Quick Relief
An elderly Spokane woman Mrs. Mary Kisby reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops her distressing cough quickly clears phlegm and coats inflamed surfaces. She asserts no imitation matches the genuine product sold everywhere.
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Foley
Mary Kisby
Spokane
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Aedium
Backbone Butte
Uie
Mentzer
Ant Saloon League
Fred L. Crabbe
Prohibition
Finch
Colorado Anti-Saloon League
P. W. Jenkins
Gora
Isaac N. Jennings
Car
Mike Delaney
I. N. Jennings
Constantine P. Arnold
IL. N. Jennings
George S. Price
Cordillo Brothers
Veniremen
Lane
Heller
Jeff
State Prohibition Department
John Brown
Anti-Saldon ‘League
Judzt Mentzer
Wieningey
Foley’s
Honey and
Tar
Bohs
Jesus
Nazareth
God
Americ
America
Christian Church
United
Eee World Movement
North America
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