Bloodshed in Toledo as 13,000 strike workers clash
In Toledo riot violence erupted over Willya Overland auto plant layoffs. Two men were killed and two others wounded as discharged soldiers guarded the plant and workers clashed with 5,000 idle laborers including many women. Mayor Schreiber asked Governor Gox to send troops.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Carnell Schreiber
Toledo
Gox
Willya-Overland Automobile Company
Violenca
Schreiber
Republicans Resent Dels Attempt To Dictate To Committee
Representative Momdell of Wyoming asked the inter state commerce committee to report the daylight savings repeal bill without a definite recommendation. The panel opposed the request calling it a relinquishment of delegated rights. Opponents also tried to amend the 1920 agricultural appropriation bill to repeal the act, but failed.
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Washington
Momdell
Wyoming
House Inter-State Commerce Committee
King Cole Demonstrates Newsboy Skills in Cheyenne
Samuel H. Cole known as King Cole arrived in Cheyenne en route around the world on a nickel. He plans stops to teach newsboys the art of folding and distributing papers while noting his World War I service with the 1st Tennessee infantry. He will pay respects to Governor Carey today.
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Samuel H. Cole
King Cole
King of
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Cole
1St Tennessee Infantry
Carey
Auto Crash Injures Four on Denver Highway
A motor party from the Brown Palace hotel in Denver wrecked about nine miles west of Cheyenne while returning to Denver. The car left the road and rolled twice, injuring two severely and sending them to St. John’s Hospital. The remaining passengers were taken to the Plains hotel. Harry Helps transported the injured to the city shortly after the accident.
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Brown Palace
Denver
Cheyenne
St. John's Hospital
Plains Hotel
Harry Helps
Hoing
Chaloner Loses Libel Suit in Federal Court
Federal court awards John Chaloner $10,000 damages against the Washington Post over a 1909 article about John Gillard and the Chaloner case. The ruling follows years of litigation in the libel action linked to events at Merry Mills, Virginia, and related allegations.
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Chaloner
Washington
John Arm“rong
Eilu
The
Washington Post
John Gillard
Chaloners
Merry Mills
Virginia
Toura
Nations public debt hits new May high at 25.9 billion
Washington reports the national public debt rose to 25 921 151 270 at end of May, up 81 096 647 750 that month from new certificates and Liberty Loan payments. May disbursements totaled 907 492 920, near last year's 1 068 203 020.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coal price fight looms as Utah Wyoming dealers meet
At the Utah Retail Coal Dealers association annual gathering in Salt Lake City D A Pape of Eccles coal interests said within ten days Eccles would announce the purchase of a major Utah coal producer. He predicted Intermountain production could average 9 000 tons a day next year and criticized coal storage practices by retailers.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake
Wyoming
Utah
Utah Retail Coal Dealers’ Association
D. A. Pape
Eccles Coal
Eccles
Pape
Intermountain
State Secretary's Receipts Highest in Eighteen Months
May receipts for Secretary of State W B Chaplin totaled 10 580 21, the heaviest since December 1917 and more than double May 1918. Of the total 10 580 21, 10 099 50 came from incorporation fees. May 1918 receipts were 4 647 35.
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W.B. Chaplin
Woman Aiding Convict Sentenced to Prison Term
Blanche Duquette alias Blanche Richardson, who aided George Wilson a convict to escape from the road gang on the state hot springs reserve, was sentenced by Judge Metz to twelve to thirteen months in the state penitentiary. She and the prisoner in whom she was involved will be taken to the state prison at Rawlins.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Blanche Duquette
Blanche Richardson
George Wilson
Metz
Rawlins
Germany May Secure Lessening of Price Terms
The Associated Press reports Germany may win some easing of peace terms thanks to strong counter proposals. Germany argues it cannot meet all financial terms and resists certain territorial concessions, with discussions among the council of four and favorable signals from some peace conference quarters. Britain may back some concessions while France remains firm on core terms.
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Associated Press
Germany
Council of Four
Parla
Great Britain
France
Mustered Out Here Captain Kingdon Arrives
Captain Justin Kingdon of the United States Engineers arrived from Washington yesterday and will be mustered out of the Army of Pert Russell.
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Justin Kingdon
United States Engineering Corps
Washington
Pert Russell
Gates Fined 300 for Prohibition Violations in Denver
Herman B Gates former Wyoming state treasurer faces a 300 fine and the loss of 350 gallons of liquor valued at 214 000 after police seized contraband whisky from his Denver home. Detective George Klein testified the barrels bore shipping tags to Charles J Wall former head of the state constabulary. Gale? was arraigned and pleaded not guilty then the judge imposed the maximum penalty.
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Denver
Costa
Herman B. Gates
Wyoming
Wilsky
Country Club
George Klein
Imoenry Bray
Mr. Gates
Monry EB
Klein
Gates
Charles J.wall
State Constabulary
Luis
Bray
Galton
William E. Foley
Gilpin Street
Dewey C. Bailey
Alno
Charles J. Wall
Wall
Giant Jess Shows Glassy Condition At Training Camp
Jess Willard began four weeks of intensive training today for his championship bout with Dempsey on July 4. About 500 spectators watched his first public workout since leaving California and reported his frame was lean with good wind and a strong chin. Willard appeared in good spirits and efficiently completed early training, indicating ongoing preparation for weeks.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Jess Willard
Dempsey
California
Willard
Jack
Vanderlip Quits New York Banking Career to Rest
Frank A. Vanderlip aged 54 resigns after ten years as president of the National Guy Bank to take a vacation and do useful work. He says he plans to get acquainted with his children and enjoy a long break without the burden of work.
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Ay Associated Proes
New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
National Guy Bank
Vanderlip
Amy Babe
Improvement at Winnipeg amid unrest and strike mediation
The article notes police pledge to stay on duty to maintain order in Winnipeg as industrial unrest continues. Toronto signals imminent settlement of its strike while over a thousand returned soldiers refuse to join a sanctioned parade. Railway union mediators press for resolutions with metal trades council and Winnipeg industrial employers.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Toronto
Central
Railroad Brotherhoods
Metal Trades Council
Weather forecast for Wyoming shows clouds and light showers
A weather forecast indicates yearly cloudy conditions in Wyoming with probable showers in the southeast region on Wednesday and little temperature change through Thursday.
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Wyoming
Government vows to press crackdown after eight city bomb outrages
Washington reports secret service links eight city bombings to a single source tied to anarchist attackers. Attorney General Palmer says the acts aim to terrorize and cripple government operations, as federal and local authorities pursue suspects across New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland Newtonville Boston Patterson and beyond.
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Palmer
Washington
Puble Mien
Secret Service
New York
Homer
Final Push for Woman Suffrage Delayed as Votes Loom
Washington report notes the final passage of the Susan B. Anthony amendment was postponed by suffrage opponents and Senate maneuvers. House leaders expected a roll call tomorrow as debate continued, with key speeches from Reed of Missouri Underwood of Alabama and Norah of Malta and a rejected amendment limiting benefits to war survivors.
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Washington
Sierra
Watson
State Woman Suffrage Committee
Se Senate
Lemont Jrepublican
Wisconsin
Friedman to Return South to Former Real Estate Post
Thomas Freidman, longtime member of the Kanaas real estate department, left for Mena Wolk County to resume his former railroad-related job once the federal court's railroad contest ends. He has family ties to Cheyenne through his father and recently spent time in Wyoming.
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Thomas Freidman
Kanaas
Oi Southern
Mena
Wolk County
Mr. Freidman
Come Od
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Marsa Breaks Back Into Print With Fire
Fire by a one mile gale destroyed army buildings at Mawa, injuring and displacing troops. The loss included equipment and personal property. Buildings valued at 5000 dollars with at least equivalent losses in arms and ammunition.
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Marsa
Paso
The
Th Cavalry
Mawa
Woldiom
Philadelphia bomb outrages tied to radicals. investigations continue
June 3 4 a bomb scare in Philadelphia damaged a Catholic church and a private home as investigators failed to find a perpetrator. Authorities arrested several suspects but released them. Reports link the blasts to radical groups and a nationwide pattern including New York and Patterson New Jersey.
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Mailadelphia
New York
Ihe
Cawt
Palmer
Isan
Wis
Kent
Byveen
Ely
Patterson
N. J
Stefke
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