Fakers Peddle Carlisle Bandit Pictures Across Wyoming
An eastern syndicate markets a set of Carlisle pictures claimed as real films of the famed train robber. Images show a staged scene near Esterbrook and a boarding of a horseman, but the photos are fake. The gimmick aims to mislead the public as genuine crime footage circulates.
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Carlisle
Wyoming
Cabin
Esterbrook
Douglas
Carbate
Mieke Leibe
Dobbie
Coal Operators Agree to Arbiter Proposal to End Wage War
Phil H. Penna for the coal operators announced they will abide by the presidential commission's arbitration on prices and wages. He recalled a November 27 proposal by the operators and miners for a joint tribunal of eight reps from each side and an equal public representation to form a contract lasting until March 21, 1929, with miners voting no and operators voting yes.
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Terra Haute
Ind
Atlics i Ae
Wilson
Phil H. Penna
Penna
Coal Operators’ Committee
All Wyoming to Welcome General Pershing Visit
Wyoming will extend a hearty welcome to General John J. Pershing commander in chief of the American expeditionary force in France. A conference with Governor Carey Mayor Stone and Edward P. Taylor set up a state welcome committee and local arrangements to plan reception and entertainment for Pershing and staff.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
John J. Pershing
France
General Pershing
Pershing Returns to Boyhood Home in Laclede
General John J. Pershing was welcomed by old friends in Laclede Missouri on December 23. The return featured a warm reception at his boyhood home with gatherings and familiar faces from his past.
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Laclede
John J. Pershing
Navy medals dispute over Secretary Daniels grows
Washington reports that Admiral Sims declined to accept awards while Congress, urged by Rep Lufkin, seeks official explanations. The dispute centers on Daniels reordering decorations for war service, sparking a Senate inquiry and fresh charges of favoritism amid Navy Department turmoil.
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Navy
Daniels
Admiral Sims
Congress
Pagy
Senate Naval Committee
Tenet Administration of Naval Affairs
Sims
Agnad
Clemenceau Wins Confidence in Government in Paris
The Chamber of Deputies approved Premier Clemenceau’s program by a 478 to 71 vote. He outlined Allied resolve against Bolshevism and praised the Anglo Franco American pact, while noting a solution to the Flume problem and his accord with Lloyd George.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Chamber
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Bandit shoots up Seattle shoppers in chaotic scene
A lone bandit, believed connected to a fatal Olympia shooting, fired at least twice injuring two men and caused a crowd of over 100 Christmas shoppers to be held at bay in the First Avenue district. The robber moved through the street without taking any items and mixed with the crowd as police closed in.
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Seattle
Olympia
Wash
B. H. Schulta
First Avenue
Salvation Army to Give Out Christmas Baskets Today
The Salvation Army plans to distribute about sixty Christmas dinners to needy families this afternoon under En W G Harris. Each basket includes a chicken potatoes corn peas butter sugar tea milk celery and fruit. A church program and tree lighting will follow on Friday night for children and friends. Fort Russell service members are invited to visit.
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Salvation Army
W. G. Harris
Legion leaders warn members to respect laws and order
Franklin D Olier national commander of the Legion warns members to stay within the proper authorities and avoid actions that would undermine the organization s principles. He calls for clear standards of the Legion s standing regarding law and order amid recent activity reports.
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Franklin D'Olier
Fst
Legion
Thr
Legion Jew of
Wie
Strange courtroom behavior cited in New murder trial
Fr W McCumber testified in Los Angeles that Harry New often stared into space at his jail cell window and remained motionless for long periods. He described New keeping company with jail cats and reacting violently when a cat scratched him during play.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Harry New
Sande Etdel Hee O Ng
New
Frieda Lesser
McCumber
Ong
McGumber
Japanese Hatchet Woman Figure In Eternal Triangle Tragedy
Mrs N Kanakagi may face murder trial in Wyoming over the Sublet slaying of Mr and Mrs Ogiwari. Her husband stands charged with both murders as authorities contend with language barriers and scarce witnesses. Authorities suspect Kanakogi's alleged jealousy fueled the deadly confrontation involving a hatchet.
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Sublet
Ogiwaris
Kemmerer
Wyo
N. Kanakagi
Wyoming
United States
Lincoln County
M. Ogiwari
Here
Kanakogi
Ogiwari
Chitsimas
Oakley
Kanakois
Hoglish
I. Ogiwari
Washington to Resume Hearings on Reds and Radical Dissent
The House committee plans to review seditious documents from Justice Department raids as a general investigates activities of Ludwig Martens the Russian ambassador. Chairman Lodge forms a sub committee with Senators Moses Borah Knox and Pomerene Shields to conduct the inquiry after the holiday recess.
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Johnson
House Station Commission
Soviet Russia
East
Department of Justice
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Russia
Senate
Holliday
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Moses
New Hampshire
Borah
Idaho
Knox
Pennsylvania
Pomerene
Ohio
Shields
Tenneseee
Miller Identified As Man Receiving Denver Ticket
Denver dispatch reports Union Pacific agent at Platteville identified Miller as the man sold a Denver ticket at 8:45 Sunday morning. Miller claimed he arrived Saturday night and was arrested Sunday night. Sheriff Malt transported him from Weld county to Platteville for questioning. A sign language conversation corroborated Miller’s presence in Pattevilla Saturday night and a dispute with a Schank child.
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Denver
Jam
Union Pacific Railroad
Platteville
Miller
Malt
Weld County
Scott
Schank Farm
Pattevilla
Schank
We Reporter
Women Pickets Clash With Pueblo Officials in Riot
Mayor Mike Studezinski and others were assaulted as rioters clashed with police at a steel works riot. Reserve officers used riot clubs. no shots fired. About a dozen arrests were made for inciting a riot.
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Pueblo
Mike Studezinski
Pace
No Settlement Yet Arrived at Washington
Washington reports no concrete results from Republican and Democratic senators after conferences on peace treaty reservations. Leaders said they expect more talks in the days ahead with a holiday recess set for January.
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Washington
Mone
Riot at New York charity party disrupts gift distribution
Thousands of uninvited children mobbed the Seventy-first street armory for a charity festival, raiding gift tables as 14 000 youngsters crowded the floor. Police intervened after fights broke out and some children seized packages amid the chaotic scene in New York.
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N. Y
New York
Seventy-first Street Armory
Pee Armory
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