Cordillo Trial Admits Linked Murder Pattern Emerges
John Cordillo named in murder as evidence links him to a car and men believed to be Cordillo brothers and Newell near the crime scene. The slain man’s sweetheart testifies for the State, Walter Newell identified, and a convict testifies about alleged statements. The State closes its case after twenty witnesses.
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John Cordillo
Cordillo
Cordillo Brothers
Newell
Walter Newell
Somme
Gordillo Murder Trial Highlighted by Prosecution Evidence
Evidence presented yesterday afternoon strengthens the state case against John Gordillo in the murder of Frank Jennings, as the accused name recurs during testimony and courtroom proceedings.
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John Gordillo
Frank Jennings
Colored delegates split Arkansas Republican meeting in Little Rock
In Little Rock on April 28 the state Republican convention seated Pulaski county whites. All black delegates withdrew and formed a rival convention nominating candidates for national delegates and governor. The split aims to fight at the national convention with plans for a $41 000 fundraising drive for Governor candidate J H Blount of Forrest City.
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Little Rock
Ark
Pulaski County
J. H. Blount
Forrest City
He-lena
Advertising Rates Change for State Leader
Announcement states effective May 1 the display rate in the State Leader rises to 42 cents per inch per issue.
Cordillo alibi debated as testimonies test time of death
Witnesses challenge Cordillo’s whereabouts after the murder with testimonies placing him near Laramie north of town and later heading toward Red Buttes. Prosecutors present five witnesses who saw the Cordillo car north of Laramie or returning from the north as the daylight saving time issues arise in the case.
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Laramie
Miles
Cordillo
Court House
Red Buttes
John Cordillo
B. BH. Bingham
Jennings
Frank Jennings
Opening of Industrial Campaign Postponed Three Days
The Wyoming State Leader postpones the Industrial Campaign opening three days due to extensive materials work. Beginning next week the State Leader will publish Thursday issues and weekly industrial publications detailing various aspects of industrial opportunities. Readers may request copies by telephoning 73 or 93 for reservations.
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Mupmll
Wyoming
Adte
FRAUD CHARGES RIDE ON CREST JOHNSON WAVE
In Newark New Jersey William P Verdon, a Johnson backer, charged that Senator Johnson was robbed of the Republican presidential preference in Camden Morris and Essex counties. Ohio returns show Harding leading Wood 124485 to 107652 with most precincts counted and delegates split between the candidates. Idaho endorses Johnson with Borah heading the at large delegation while Thomas Gray and Watson align with Wood and Gooding chair Gooding is non committal.
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Newark
N. J
Johnson
New Jersey
William P. Verdon
Wood
Harding
Columbus
Ohio
W. G. Harding
Leonard Wood
Hardingon
Verdon
Hoboken
Camden
Morris
Essex
Coeur D'Alene
Ida
United States
William B. Borah
Hiram W. Johnson
Idaho
John Thomas
Gooding
John P. Gray
Stanly A
Waston
Kellogg
Uy Jets
Jummidult
W. T. Edge
J. S. Frelinghuysen
Warrant Edward CG. Stokes
William No Bungor
Ernest A Drubbe Dies Veteran of France
Ernest A. Drubbe 30 died yesterday at his father William A Drubbe's home 900 Thames street. A Great War veteran he served in France and lived in Cheyenne for the last ten years except for overseas. Survived by parents four brothers and four sisters. Funeral arrangements at Clyde Early-Bricker Bros mortuary with date to be announced.
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Ernest A. Drubbe
William A. Drubbe
Thames Street
France
Mr. Drubbe
Cheyenne
William D
Laramie
Fritz D
Little Bear
Herman D
Otto D
Anna N. Foellner
Erma Steck
Augusta Glark
California
Margaret D. Drabbe
Clyde l Early-Bricker Broisiers
Army of Hawks Swamps Cheyenne City in Wild Avian Barrage
Reports say hawks and owls filled Cheyenne last night as residents fired at birds with small arms. A boy was injured while handling a crippled hawk, and Boyd Erickson killed a monster 52 inch raggy leg hawk with a .22 rifle, its wingspan nearly five feet.
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Cheyenne
Gene Hanson
Boyd Erickson
Boyd
Industrial Campaign to Open Cheyenne Rail Field
The city of Cheyenne is praised as a major railroad hub surpassing Denver in facilities. The State Leader will inaugurate the Industrial Campaign Sunday morning, and readers are urged to reserve extra copies for interested sections to spread the news about the field opened here.
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Cheyenne
United States
Denver
Mexican Revolt Gains Speed as Capital Warned
Washington April 28 Mexican advices report rapid spread of the revolutionary movement against Carranza near Mexico City. Officials say the situation is not yet critical and federal forces are nearly equal in number. Reports confirm rebel control of Cuernavaca Puebla and Tulia while Zapatistas gather in southern State of Mexico. General Alvarado seeks mail reciprocity with rebel territory and border routes. Estimates place 4000 federal troops in revolt in Chihuahua with Amaro Amirilas and Abundio Gomez active in Parral and Jimenez.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico City
Mexico
Cuernavaca
Puebla
Culla
Zapatistas
State of Mexico
Federal District
Alvarado
Sonora
Burleson
Sinaloa
el Paso
Galles
Chihuahua
Amaro
Chihuahua City
Amirilas
Jimenez
Abundio Gomez
Parral
Agua Prieta
Mazatlan
Calles
Angelo Flores
Chichua
Chinughas City
Senate approves large navy supply bill for 1924 funding
The naval appropriation bill carrying about 460 million dollars for 1924 navy expenditures passed the senate late today without an on record vote and was sent to conference for adjustment of a 40 million dollar increase over the house bill total.
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Washington
Senate
Submarine S-4 Fired On By U S Chaser Off Florida
The American submarine S-4 was fired on by a submarine chaser under coast guard direction off the Florida coast Monday night. Commander Robottom reported no hits but one shot came uncomfortably close to the vessel as authorities investigated suspected liquor smuggling.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Florida
Navy Department
Robottom
Electricians Strike in Casper Ends Tomorrow
Casper Wyoming April 28, the electricians strike will end tomorrow morning after a compromise between master electricians and journeymen. Employers agree to a closer shop and the men return to work at the old rate of one dollar per hour after several days of walkout.
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Casper
Wyo
Rebels threaten Juarez as border city braces for action
April 28 El Paso reports coordinated Carranza forces in Juarez and El Paso prepared for possible uprising linked to Chihuahua revolution. Military police armed, cordons set, customs funds moved, and garrison loyalties under scrutiny amid unconfirmed Mazatlan attack rumors and rebel strength in Sonora and Chihuahua.
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el, Paso
Paso
Juarez
Rio Granda
Serre Seter
Customs
Am el Paso Bank
EL Paso
Carranza
Congressman Cooper A Friend At Court For Railroads
Ohio lawmaker John G. Cooper of Youngstown defends railroad workers amid recent strikes that disrupted traffic. A former locomotive fireman and engineer with seventeen years on the job, he argues wages are insufficient as living costs rise.
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John G. Cooper
Youngstown
Ohio
Loyal forces drive rebels from Chihuahua City led by Elias de la O
Rebels entrenched in Chihuahua City are routed by loyal troops commanded by Elias de la O the civilian secretary to provisional Governor Andres Ortiz now a constitutional governor candidate.
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EL Paso
Chihuahua City
Elias de la O
Andres Ortiz
Baptists Near Cheyenne Quota in World Movement Campaign
Cheyenne Baptist fundraising reports show a weekly drive for the Interchurch World Movement with a quota of 11 237 77 dollars. Through half the campaign pledges total 856 80 dollars remain to reach the target as subscriptions stand at 10 58 percent.
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The
Baptist Church
Interchurch World Movement
Cheyenne
Baptists
Casper Messenger Boy Dies After Auto Accident
Casper Wyoming April 28 A 14 year old messenger boy named A Garter died after being struck by an automobile driven by William N O Keefe. A coroner s jury found the boy rode his wheel in front of the machine and exonerated O Keefe of all responsibility for the death.
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Casper
Wyo
Goa
A. Garter
William N. O'Keefe
Ind
O'Keefe
Wood and Johnson Amid New Jersey Primary Tally
Newark April 24 Major General Leonard Wood leads Senator Hiram Johnson by 612 votes in the New Jersey preferential primary with 84 districts incomplete. Wood carries 14 counties to Johnson’s 7 and the full results should be known tomorrow afternoon.
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New York
A. GC
Joy
Hiram Johnson
California
Leonard Wood
New Jersey
Wood
Johnson
Newark
N. J
United States
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