Wallaced Incident Notes Read by Embassy Dispatch
A note from the embassy describes an intoxicated Wallace allegedly firing on a sentry, killing him and turning the event into an official record. The arrest of the soldier and an investigation were ordered by Mexican officials. The state department awaits full text of the communication expected tomorrow.
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Hall
State Department
William C. Jenkins
Puebla
Associated Press
Mexico City
Supreme Court
Wilson
Payne
The
Shipping Board
Carranza
Tamyfoo
White House
Awaiting Court's Stand on Jenkins Puebla Case
The Supreme Court has the full record of William C. Jenkins case, pending decision on his trial. Mexico awaits the court's ruling before replying to the latest American note. Jenkins has returned to Puebla and not yet conferred with President Carranza.
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Mexico City
Supreme Court
William C. Jenkins
Puebla
Seariy
Jenkins
Carranza
Governor's Record Endorsed for Victory Nomination
Brief review of Governor Lowren's public duties and performance leads to a strong endorsement. The statement presents the governor as worthy of the nomination and a guarantee at the head of the ticket of victory.
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Lowren
Local regulations close Cheyenne establishment amid arrests sought
Chief Emery was told to close the place and arrest Horton if it operates under orders. Mayor Stone asked Union fuel chief Jeffers to amend Cheyenne rules to align with Denver standards, noting locals comply with stricter rules. Governor Carey’s fuel letter was referred to the state public commissions for action.
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Denver
Stone
Jeffers
Hubert D. Carey
State
Police Arrest Two for Bootlegging in West District
Police seized a room during a raid in the western part of teven ue, uncovering 26 pints of whiskey. Two men were arrested and taken to the city jail.
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Tevenue
John Hill Alleged Annexation Arrest Report
John Hill was arrested amid allegations of annexation related to Jag, with unclear documentation and ongoing investigation into the alleged actions. Authorities have not released further details.
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John Hill
Jag
Capital Beauty Debuts At Capital Tea
Miss Marcia Chapin, a social beauty of the national capital, makes her debut at a tea hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Chapin. She is widely popular in her social circle and recently graduated from a fashionable girls' school.
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Marcia Chapin
National Capital
F. E. Chapin
Ward Miller Dies After Operation at Local Hospital
Ward Miller, 53, local garage man and son of W. F. Miller, died yesterday afternoon at Cheyenne Private hospital after an operation. Born January 4, 1890, he lived at 1306 East Twentieth street. He is survived by a widow and small children. Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers handle funeral arrangements.
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Ward Miller
Cheyenne
W. F. Miller
East Twentieth Street
Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers
More Evidence of Official Cruelty In France Court Martial
Captain Carl W. Detzer faces a court martial at Governor's Island over brutality to prisoners in France. Testimony from Clarence H. Lacey of Indianapolis alleges Detzer stood with a pistol and blackjack as sergeants beat a restrained prisoner on several occasions.
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New York
Carl W. Detzer
France
Governor's Island
Clarence H. Lacey
Indianapolis
Blizzard Ties Up Coal Trains In Montana
Blizzard conditions force suspension of service in Butte and halt 14 trains. Rail traffic disruption threatens coal shipments as Montana rail lines reel from ongoing winter storms spreading toward Spokane area.
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Spokane
Wash
Montana
Butte
Lander Youth Injured by Flying Wood Splinter
Lloyd Calvert, a well known resident of Lander, is at St. John's Hospital under eye specialists care after a piece of wood splintered his eye while at work. Doctors are attempting to save the damaged eye.
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Lloyd Calvert
Lander
St. John's Hospital
Stock Commissioners Meet Next Tuesday
The annual meeting of the state board of live stock will be held at the capitol next Tuesday, December 6, with Commissioners Oscar Beck of Big Piney Clarnoce Gardner of Hay and Jess Yoder of Cheyenne Charles B. Joyce of new Unat plates Tracy WL bead tea from at any live own which should e having.
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State Board of Live Stock
Capitol
Oscar Beck
Big Piney
Clarnoce , Gardner
Hay
Jess Yoder
Chéyennne
Charles B. Koyce
Tracy
Blood Transfusion Proves Successful
Mrs Johnston, wife of the highway board chairman, was able to recover after a life threatening blood transfusion. The operation succeeded and her condition improved following the procedure.
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M. BR. Johpston
Johnston
Mra
J Ie Life
Joseph Weatherspoon Dies at Local Hospital
Joseph T. Weatherspoon of Evans Street passed away at a local hospital. He was the father of a Mr. and was survived by family members referenced in the notice. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
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Joseph Weatherspoon
Joseph T. Weatherspoon
Evans Strest
Ieaal Sheetal
Weathwan
Labor Leaders Back 4 Percent Return To Work
The piece reports leaders urged workers to accept the president’s plan to resume work with a 4 percent wage advance while a final settlement is negotiated by a commission. They promise full explanation at a later conference, expecting universal approval from 4,000 locals.
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Minete
Lewis
William Green
1919 Wyoming valuation shows Natrona leads counties in tax base
The revised statement credits Natrona county with property assessed for taxation at 200,487 while Laramie totals 33,496,034.52. The Natrona excess is 104,152.48. The 1919 assessment uses two thirds of market value, while 1920 moves to full valuation, boosting state assessed value and taxes to 1,335,851.32, the highest in state history.
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Wyoming
Natrona County
Laramie County
Senate Debates Rail Bill Amid Sugar Measure Standoff
The Senate endured a long floor battle as Lafollette pressed his attack delaying action on the rail bill and prompting McKellar to threaten removal of provisions. Quorum calls and wrangling over the bill and a sugar measure interrupted proceedings, with critics arguing higher freight rates would raise living costs.
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Lafollette
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Congress
Regular He-Man Preacher Seeks Northern Copper Camp Post
Rev. A. Arthur Basham a Canadian mining camp preacher candidate aims to serve Athapapuskow camp in northern Manitoba. He touts poker skill and rugged service, recalling circuit riding in Manitoba and WWI service, and says he prefers ministering to miners over elders. Mrs. Basham plans to join him. they wed in France last May.
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Einen’ Ve. & Franc Eer
Sarees
A. Arthur Basham
Columbus
Athapupuskow
Lake County
Manitoba
Athapupuskow Camp
Basham
Christendom
France
North Country
Cornell
Wales
W. Gordon
Ralph Connor
Winnipeg
Christ
Ee Uty
Mrs. Basham
Hazel Hulvae
Golumbus
Striking Miners Defy Order to End Walkout in Peoria
Miners of Peoria sub district No. 2 reject an Indianapolis settlement for the nation wide strike. Eight hundred workers affected as leaders report continued resistance and no plan to return to work despite headquarters orders.
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Peoria
Indianapolis
Sherwood
The
Reef Workers of America
Montana
Pete Je Billings
Atte
Obedlenge
Leterentiages
Blockades cause long delays on railroads
Trains from the west ran about ten hours late and twelve from the east about two hours late. No. 4 was reported one hour late and No. 6 about an hour and a half late. No. ? was four hours late.
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Wea
Santa Claus Honors Faithful Leader Newsboy
A Cheyenne woman sent $1 to the Leader office on behalf of the paper’s faithful newsboy who delivers every morning. The note describes the boy as diligent and regular, and suggests Santa Claus will remember all such dependable carriers.
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Santa Claus
Leader
Santy
Claus
Ritchey in Cheyenne for cattle brand records inquiry
Mrs. Anna Ritchey of Fossil Wyoming, recently convicted of cattle stealing at Kemmerer and jailed in Canon City, is free on bail during appeal. She traveled to Cheyenne to study live stock brand records for replevin actions to recover cattle allegedly stolen and branded by her. The Kemmerer case marked the first Wyoming conviction of a woman on this charge. The replevin hearing is set for Kemmerer next Monday.
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Anna Ritchey
Fossil
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Canon City
Colorado
Et Court
Lincoln County
Cheyenne
Ritchey
South Omaha
Ruthie
Kremmerer
Sudden Temperature Plunge Shocks Cheyenne at Midnight
Cheyenne residents venturing outdoors near midnight were startled by a rapid temperature drop from near balmy to near zero within an hour. Slush hardened, a sharp wind chilled faces as people rushed to cover up.
Woman Acquitted in Pueblo Murder Case
A verdict of acquittal was rendered today in the murder case of Mrs. Elizabeth Haskatt charged with killing Charles Goldstrae, a 17 year old suitor of her daughter, on December 18 1918 in Pueblo.
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Pueblo
Elizabeth Haskatt
Charles Goldstrae
Elk Face Extermination Threat The Yellowstone Herd
New York December reports a samous elk herd in Yellowstone totaling 90 000 facing extinction due to record snowfall and hunting. Officials say about five thousand animals have already been killed and shipped to market this hunting season.
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New York
Yellowstone
National Parks Association
Yard
Retail stores allowed nine hour Saturday hours
Washington announces relaxation of heating and lighting restrictions to keep stores open nine hours on Saturday. The measure aims to accommodate heavy holiday buying and will modify one day regulations accordingly.
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Washington
Mbecnd
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