Carlisle not to be striped on return warden denies report
Acting Warden Bryne of the state penitentiary rejected Denver reports claiming William L. Carlisle the wounded train bandit would be forced to wear stripes upon returning to prison. He said details of punishment for breaking out have not been decided. Carlisle's condition was slightly improved with pneumonia risk reduced though infection in his bullet wound remains a concern.
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Warden Bayne
Barndit
Rawlins
Wyo
Bryne
State Penitentiary Today
Denver
William L. Carlisle
Bryno
Carlisle
Douglas
Car- Hale
W. L. Storey
Douglas Hospital
Unclear 1930s Senate Talks and Presidential Handling
Fragmented OCR notes describe two senators designated by the foreign relations committee meeting with the president who remained unable to perform duties after a long conference. It mentions Mexican relations and ongoing developments, with page 4 referenced for further details.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Tle
Missing Miss Tabor Taken From Lawton Casey
Sheriff in Cal likely took Maud Tabor into custody after a report she was found in a trunk at Lawton Michigan. Lester, mother of Walter Tabor, was held at Bray 50 miles away as details arrived tonight.
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Cal
Dee
Maud Tabor
Lawton
Mich
Elkine
Mire Lester
Walter
Tabor
Bray
Ad Vress
War Time Rule Restricts Distillers Cited by Judge
St Louis December 5 judge Faris notes during wartime government adopts autocracy and warns that once the threat ends autocracy must yield to democracy and constitutional norms as distillers face a new ruling. The remark appears in coverage guiding readers turning to page four.
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ST. Louis
Faris
Haranza frees American consul prisoner at Puebla
William C. Jenkins, the American consular agent imprisoned at Puebla, Mexico, was released Thursday night. An official patch from the embassy reported the release as dispatches from Mexico City noted a $500 check deposited with Puebla authorities. The issue hinges on whether he was released on bail or conditionally, with diplomatic relations cited.
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Washington
William C. Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico
Mexico City
Ee Jenking
Coal production rising and famine relief in view
Puel Administrator Garfield arrived from Massachusetts to tackle major recent problems and met with his cabinet. Officials indicated coal production increased last week while the operators rejected reports of a proposed compromise with the strike and a higher coal price above the 14 percent suggested by Garfield. The administration ordered no concessions at this time.
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Puel
Garfield
Massachusetts
Pro
Strikure
Ents UN
President Wilon Signals No Senate Treaty Withdrawal
President Wilon stated he has no plan to withdraw the treaty from the Senate. Senator Hitchcock announced the administration’s position today, as talks continue on ratification.
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Ashington
Dec
Wilon
Senate
Hitchcock
Fuel conservation plan imposed on Cheyenne Monday
A fuel emergency plan agreed by Cheyenne city officials, Union Pacific representatives, and local business leaders will take effect Monday. The program, led by William M. Jeffers, notes coal shortages are more severe than thought and enforces restricted business hours starting soon.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
William M. Jeffers
Omaha
BE. W. Stone
Jeffers
David Nimmo
J. H. Walton
Rotary Club
William Dubois
Industrial Club
Biierend
T. Joe Gabi
L. Phillips
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Federal Troops to Montana Coal Mines
Three companies of federal troops departed Spokane today en route to the Montana coal fields to provide security amid labor unrest.
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Montana
Spokane
Record purse offered in Dempsey Carp in heavyweight clash
A record purse was offered for the Dempsey versus Carpentier fight. The bout promised a large share of the purse to the winner while the loser would receive a smaller percentage. details highlighted a 40 percent figure and a pounds value.
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Dempsey and
Carpentier
Louisville whiskey rush as court weighs wartime prohibition
In Louisville a rush forms to ship whiskey before permanent prohibition begins on January 16. Distillers and railroad officials discuss immediate sales if the Supreme Court rules wartime prohibition unconstitutional. Authorities estimate 4,841 taxable gallons available for rapid disposition.
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Louisville
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Thegional Railroad Administration
Governors Seek Federal Fuel Administrator for Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska
In Denver a conference of governors from Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska urged the federal government to appoint a fuel administrator for each state. They reported coal distribution hardships and lack of federal coal distributors causing hardship as production exceeds consumption in Wyoming and Colorado.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
State
Union
Robert D. Carey
Oliver H. Shoup
Samuel R. McKelvie
Denver
Garfield
McKelfetratarvie
Washington
Denever
Wyom
Nesbraska
Chicago
Tan
Robert D
Airplanes Keep Mr Villa Dodging Campaigns
Mexican officials and others report continued pursuit as efforts to capture or deter Villa and bandits face renewed delays amid military and political pressures in the region.
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Mr, Villa
Eisco Villa
al Duarez
Passenger service cut nationwide by one third
Railroads announce a sharp cut in passenger service nationwide effective at 12:01 p m next Wednesday. The reduced service mirrors wartime reductions under Harding era policy, suspending trains on the New York to Chicago line and limiting regular trains except for essential coach travel between dense population centers. The decision, prepared in Kansas City, appears part of broader wartime discipline across rail lines in the south and beyond.
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Harding
New York
Chicago
Olllea
Pan Motor trial arguments begin as Landis rejects verdict
Chicago Dec 5 Arguments began today in the Pan Motor trial. Judge Landis refused a motion to instruct the jury to return a not guilty verdict. The case was given to the jury at 10 40 tonight.
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Chicago
Pan Motor
Landis
Pandolfo
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