Coroner's Jury Blames Engine For Wreck At Granger
A coroner's jury finds the engine at fault for a Granger wreck on the Short Line. Nine injured and one killed H L McGas with others hurt including Loulie Rolenta Cokeville and Fred J Joulan Cokeville. Witnesses say the engine failed to reverse, causing a violent crash that left debris, burned cars, and scattered livestock.
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Remmerer
Wro
Crateer
John Stonor
Fred Roberts
Coke
John Steter
Loste Roberts
Cokeville
Grangerleet
Tne
H. L. McGas
Loule Rolenta
McCaw
Trosty Teil
Weather Report For Taperatere Region
Cloudy conditions with a mean temperature of 49 degrees on the date. The high reached 54 miles per hour wind from the west at 11 20 a m and the low 42 degrees at 6 01 a m. Precipitation since January 1 shows 12.30 inches normal, with 24 hour rain and precipitation totals unclear due to garbled data.
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Ue West
Patriotism of Athletes Questioned Over Draft Exemption Proposal
The article recalls the backlash to Ban Johnson and other baseball leaders who urged exemptions for ball players to avoid cutting baseball. It highlights patriotism in sport, praising athletes who enlisted or offered service, including Johnny Poe, Hank Gowdy, Jack Munro, and others, and notes how many stars joined the war effort and training camps.
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Ban Johison
Monte Gf
America
John Tener
National Wesque
Johnson
Johnny Poe
Princeton
Mons
Hank Gowdy
Jack Munro
Francis’ Ovimet
U.S.A
Three Germans Shot as Allied Spies in Prussia
Three Germans including a noncommissioned officer, a private, and a civil official were executed in Germany for treason as Allied spies. Leader Dr Roos, with accomplices Strudel and Schnitzler, sent military and economic data to Switzerland via invisible ink through Geneva.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Dr. Roos
Joseph Schnitzler
Albert Strudel
Cahlenta
Cologne
Roos
Switzerland
Joseph Kraft
Geneva
Barrat
Rooss
Frankfort
Switzerlland
Crevilliot
Strudel
Schnitzler
Schnhitzler
Cheyenne Whiskey Seized at Ault
Two Mexicans were arrested by Ault marshal Steve Sheets after thirty six pint bottles of whiskey were seized from a roll of bedding as they alighted from a Cheyenne train. They refused to name themselves, claimed Nebraska workers’ ties, and were held for transfer to the Weld County jail in Greeley.
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Greeley
Colo
Steve Sheets
Ault
Cheyenne
Jmit
Nebraska
Building boom on in Douglas
Douglas Wis November 10 Home building increases across the city with several hundred houses expected next spring. Contractors face a labor shortage despite strong demand, while new apartments and improvements ease crowding. The Smith building on North Third Street nears completion with occupancy hoped by January 1. Rumors of a new First National Bank bank house are denied by Vice President Davis.
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Douglas
Wic
Reavill
Penner
Smith
North Third Street
First National Bank
Davis
Budapest Crowd Demands Peace Rally Reported
Amsterdam dispatch says a great socialist demonstration in Budapest urged an armistice and peace. Declarations called for democracy to end the war by four means and rejected peace by force, fueling a protest against war and a general strike.
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Amsterdam
Dapest
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
Lawson Wins Vindication in Colorado Labor Fight
John R. Lawson won the referendum for president of the Colorado state federation of labor. Final count 45,470 to 4,578 over opponent Albert Carpenter. Election held in Denver.
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Lawson
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