Mexico Reads Cantu Open Rebellion In Lower California
Envoys from the provisional Mexican government met Governor Esteban Cantu in Lower California to resolve disputes that cut ties with national authorities. Cantu reportedly sought halting invasion steps pending a reply, while Mexico City prepared to dispatch telegraph instructions. The war department later reported Cantu’s declaration of rebellion and said 60,000 troops could be concentrated, with operations likely in southern Lower California to avoid U S authorities.
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Mepxicalt
Jaoier California
Associated Press
Provisional Government of
Mexico
Esteban Cantu
Lower
California
Cantiu
Mexico City
Cantu
War Department
Garcia
Lower California
Mexicali
United States
War Department Yeaterday
Crisis car strike at Denver ends in standoff
Denver remains without streetcar service as Carmen strike continues. Officials say strikebreakers will operate Tuesday, though arrival was delayed. City and tramway officials confirm an injunction against wage cuts and striking remains in force, with possible contempt proceedings against unions discussed.
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Denver
Carmen
Jamies Adams
Tuesay
James A. Marsh
Gideley W. Whitford
Advanced railway fares and charges to rise in August
Washington Aug 2 The Associated Press reports passenger fares likely go into effect August 20 and advanced freight rates August 26 under a program outlined by A P Thom general counsel of the Association of Railway Executives. Simultaneous increases in Pullman excess baggage and milk charges will also be enacted as rate experts prepare blanket schedules expanding transportation costs.
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Washington
Associated Press
A. P. Thom
The
Association of Railway Executives
Pullman
Lewis Own Local Union Defies Hi r To End Walk-Out
In Panama Illinois the miners local union of the United Mine Workers resists John L Lewis and refuse to obey his mandatory order They will return only on orders from Frank Farrington president of District No 12 Farrington has issued instructions that workers return at once
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Springfield, II
Panama
Illinois
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Frank Farrington
Farrington
Second Air Race Across America to Be Run in Winter
The Aero Club of America plans a second transcontinental air race over a southern route in winter, pending board approval. The course runs from New York to Los Angeles via the Gulf states and southwest, following the first race from New York to San Francisco scheduled for October.
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America
New York
The
Aero Club of America
Board of Governors
Los Angeles
Gulf States
Southwest
San Francisco
Canadian Pacific Passengers Held Up Near Boundary
Canadian Pacific train No 68 was held up Monday at Sentinel on the Crows Nest line near the British Columbia boundary. Passengers and crew were robbed by three men who fled the scene.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canadian Pacific
Passensédgér
Sentinel
Crows’ Nest
British Columbia
Cheyenne Girl Sues Clown of Movie Millions
Mil dred Harris Chaplin formerly of Cheyenne Wyoming filed suit in Los Angeles for divorce from Charles Chaplin alleging cruelty. She says they married October 28 1918 but kept secret four months to protect his career. She seeks her share of property and a restraining order preventing disposal of films worth 750000. Superior Judge Jackson issued the temporary order returnable next Monday.
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Los Angeles
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Jackson
Monay
Altitude record holder injured in test landing crash
Dayton Ohio August 2 R W Schroeder holder of the world altitude record was injured when the racing plane he was testing crashed into an automobile at Wilbur Wright field He had landed and was running to the hangar His worst injury is a cut over the left eye The plane designed by Alfred Verville for the Gordon Bennett cup races in France last week of September was on its last test flight before shipment The landing gear and left wing were wrecked
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Dayton, O
R. W. Schroeder
Wilbur Wright Field
Alfred Verville
France
ALL MET MAIL SHIPS DUE TODAY IN WYOMING FLIGHT
Cheyenne awaits the trans continental mail planes as three experimental airliners approach Wales field from New York. Smudge fires guide the ships to land while Mayor B P Taylor likely greets the air mail plenets. Designer John M Larsen fell ill in Omaha causing an all day stop as the scouting party advances.
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Cheyenne
Wales Field
New York
B. P. Taylor
John M. Larsen
Omaha
Reds Launch Drive for Polish Capital as Parleys Lagging
Berlin reports the Polish resistance stiffens with the arrival of the first contingent of new volunteers. Polish retreats slow on the Pissa river as Bolshevik infantry near Lomba advance on Warsaw with cavalry support. Poles win some success south of Brody while retreating lines from Lomba Pultusk Ostrowff and Skobel are blocked, yielding material and prisoners to Bolsheviks. Armistice talks at Kobryn began. Bolsheviks demand Brest-Litovsk surrender. Reports from Warsaw note Russians delaying negotiations to gain time for strategic advances. Polish chief of staff Razwadowski warns the situation is grave and measures are in place to stem the Bolshevik onslaught toward the Bug.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Pissa
Lomba
Warsaw
Brody
London
Kobryn
Brest-Litovsk
Daily Mail
Bern
Associated Press
Polikh
Vossische Zeitung
Razwadowski
Bug
Poland
Europe
Vistula
Pilsudski
Figures Don't Lie On Rates, Consumer Impact Asserted
Washington analysts say railroad rate increases will affect few consumer prices. W J Lauck argues better management and nonwatered capitalization could have avoided the large rise, while builders blame profiteers for 6.5 billion yearly purchase costs. Chicago says living costs rise but a peak is near. Albert Levy calls for price relief as surcharges linger.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. J. Lauck
Labor to stay nonpartisan in politics says federation
Atlantic City N J Aug 2 The executive council of the Federation of Labor authorized Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and James McConnell to form a program of nonpartisan political activity for federation members Labor will not line up with old parties Duncan of Massachusetts declared that labor will support its friends loyally and fight its enemies with might and main
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Organized Labor
Labor Party
Atlantic City
N. J
Méricia Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
James McConnell
Metal Trades
Federation
James Duncan
Massachusetts
Martens Postponed Deportation With Warsaw Threat
Ludwig Martens unrecognized Soviet envoy to the United States saw his deportation hearings postponed indefinitely. He warned that Warsaw would be captured by the Soviet army within two days unless Polish and Russian armistice delegates reach agreement.
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Warsaw
Martins
New York
Ludwig Martens
Russia
United States
Martens
Germany preps peace talks as Goeppert signals note
August 2 Paris report notes Dr. Goeppert, head of the German peace conference, has dispatched a note to the Allies. Details continue on page six as Berlin prepares for renewed discussions amid the ongoing diplomatic process.
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Germany
Paris
Goeppert
Sée
Millionaire Socialist Lloyd Sentenced in Conspiracy Case
In Chicago on August 2, William Bross Lloyd and nineteen other Communist Labor Party members were found guilty by a jury of conspiring to overthrow the U S government by force. Most received one to five years in prison with fines. Lloyd drew the heaviest, one to five years and a $2000 fine.
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Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
United States
Rious
Lloyd
Denver Polo Team Triumphs Over Coyotes at Fort Russell
A Denver Polo club team defeated the Fifteenth Cavalry Coyotes by 9 to 1 in Monday’s Fort Russell polo match. Denver dominated the first five periods, with the Coyotes scoring three in the sixth before the crowd at the polo bungalow. Hostesses for today’s tea include Mrs. W. C. Kinkead and Mrs. Robert Forsyth from Cheyenne and Mesdames George, Lattin, and Olney from Fort Russell.
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Fort Russell
Denver
Fifteenth Cavalry Coyotes
Coyotes
Cheyenne
W. C. Kinkead
Robert Forsyth
George, Lattin and
Olney
Mannix Viewed as Less Dangerous in United States Than Ireland
Dublin dispatch to the London Times notes moderate Irish opinion questioning Ireland's exclusion of Archbishop Mannix of Australia. Some argue Sinn Feiners need no encouragement and Mannix could not do more harm in the United States, lest he be free to preach anti British crusade in Ireland.
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United States
Ireland
London
Dublin
London Times
Mannix
Australia
Man
Nix
One Woman Freed Denies Murder Link in Hiatus Case
In New York on August 2, Alma Schwarts known as Ruth Jackson denied any connection to the June murder of Joseph B. Wiwell. She was shot and wounded Saturday night in Dr Jose Arenas's apartment. Ruth Woods freed in Chicago after inquest session tied to Samuel T. A. Loftis death. she had been a guest at Loftis's apartment during a night she described as a wild drunken party.
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New York
Joseph B. Wiwell
Alma Schwarts
Toledo
Jose Arenas
Schwartz
Ruth Jackson
Elwell
Ruth Woods
Chicago
Samuel T. A. Loftis
Bristol to Join International Harvester Advertising Office
Jack A. Bristol, formerly with the Cheyenne State Leader and the Wyoming State Tribune, accepted an offer from International Harvester Company of America. He will work in the Cheyenne branch advertising and publicity department, with Cheyenne as his headquarters and travel required. Bristol has four years of Cheyenne paper reporting experience and was publicity director of the 1930 Frontier celebration, assuming duties Wednesday morning.
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Jack A. Bristol
Cheyenne State Leader
Wyoming State Tribune
International Harvester Company of America
Cheyenne
Bristol
Harvester Company
Talks on peace terms in Baja California amid defense prep
Mexicali August 2 report notes Cantu government of Lower California and provisional Mexican government discussing peace terms while Cantu forces brace for a possible attack by de facto troops. The Associated Press reports shared interest in negotiations as tensions rise and preparations continue.
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Mexicali
Th. G
the Associates Press
Cantu
Lower California
Mexico
New IRGH Leader Opposes League In Initial Statement
The Rt. Rev. M. J. Gallagher was elected national president of the Friends of Irish Freedom, succeeding Peter F. Maginnis. In his statement he urged American citizens of Irish blood to press the League of Nations, calling it essential to safeguard British empire territorial integrity as enlarged by World War I.
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New York
M. J. Gallagher
Detroit
Friends of Irish Freedom
Peter F. Maginnis
Carmelite
Europe
League of Nations
Council Reconsiders August 14 Tag Day Plan
MILWAUKEE Aug 2 The common council revisited a resolution to set aside August 14 as a tag day for the Soviet Russian medical relief association and referred the question to the joint finance and judiciary committee. The motion failed on a strict party line with socialists voting against reconsideration.
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Milwaukhed
Common Council
Russian Medical Relief Association
Joint Finance and Judiciary Committee
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