Bloodshed in Toledo Spurs Riot After Auto Plant Strike
A Toledo labor riot left two dead and four wounded as 5,000 striking workers and supporters clashed with guards and police. Soldiers were summoned as cars were attacked and workers beaten. Mayor Schreiber requested troops from Governor Gox after nights of escalating violence surrounding the Willya-Overland Auto company plant.
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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
Washington June 3 Representative Mondell of Wyoming floor leader of the Republicans urged the Interstate Commerce Committee to report a bill repealing the daylight saving act without a definite ret of himen dilian. Committee members opposed saying such a move would relinquish delegated rights. Opponents also failed to add a repeal amendment to the 1920 agricultural appropriation bill.
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Washington
Momdell
Wyoming
House Inter-State Commerce Committee
King Cole Guides Newsboys On Newspaper Handling
Samuel H. Cole known as King Cole arrived in Cheyenne en route around the world on a nickel. He plans to tour and teach local newsboys the art of delivering papers, noting his wartime service with the 1st Tennessee infantry and saying he will pay respects to Governor Carey.
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Samuel H. Cole
King Cole
King of
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Cole
1St Tennessee Infantry
Carey
Auto Turns Turtle on Denver Highway Injuring Two
A motor party of Brown Palace hotel employees near Denver lost control nine miles west of Cheyenne last night. The car left the road and rolled twice injuring two men who were brought to St. Johns Hospital. Others remained at 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 Case Against Washington Post
Federal court orders Chaloner to pay $10,000 in damages to John Arm for libel suit related to a 1909 Washington Post article about the death of John Gillard at Chaloner Mills Virginia. The ruling comes as the case concludes today with the court's decision in Washington.
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Chaloner
Washington
John Arm“rong
Eilu
The
Washington Post
John Gillard
Chaloners
Merry Mills
Virginia
Toura
Public debt climbs to 25.92 billion in May
The nation's public debt reached 25 921 151 270 at May end, up 81 096 647 750 for the month due to new certificates and Liberty Loan payments. May ordinary disbursements totaled 907 492 920, nearly matching last year's 1 068 203 020.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coal Industry Tensions Hover Over Utah Wyoming Prices
At the Utah Retail Coal Dealers association meeting in Salt Lake City D A Pape of Eccles coal interests announced an upcoming purchase of a major Utah coal producer. He forecast Intermountain production at 9 000 tons daily next year and criticized stockpiling while Wyoming operators confront Utah retailers.
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Eccles
Wyoming
Associated Press
Salt Lake
Utah
Utah Retail Coal Dealers’ Association
D. A. Pape
Eccles Coal
Pape
Intermountain
State Secretary's Receipts Highest in Eighteen Months
May receipts for the office of Secretary of State W B Chaplin totaled 10 580 21 the largest since December 1917 and more than double May 1918. Of the 10 580 21 sum, 10 099 50 came from incorporation fees while May 1918 receipts were 4 647 35.
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W.B. Chaplin
Woman Aided Convict Sentenced in Wyoming
Blanche Duquette alias Blanche Richardson, arrested for aiding convict George Wilson in escaping from a road gang on the state hot springs reserve, was sentenced by Judge Metz to twelve to thirteen months in the state penitentiary. She and Wilson will be transported 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 due to strong counter proposals. Berlin argues it cannot meet financial obligations and objects to certain territorial concessions, with discussions ongoing among the four powers. Britain reportedly favors some concessions while France remains firm on original terms.
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Associated Press
Germany
Council of Four
Parla
Great Britain
France
Mustering Out Arrives for Captain Kingdon in Army
Captain Justin Kingdon of the United States Engineering Corps 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 Violation and Loss of Whisky
Herman B. Gates, former Wyoming state treasurer, pays 300 fine and forfeits 350 gallons of whisky valued at 214000 after police seize contraband liquor at his Denver home. Detective Klein testified about barrels labeled for Charles J. Wall. Gates pleaded not guilty. no further state action planned.
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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 Willard Begins Training Camp For Dempsey Fight
Toledo dispatch reports Jess Willard starts four weeks of intense training for the July 4 title bout with Dempsey. About 500 spectators watch his first public workout since California departure. He appears lighter, with good wind and a firm chin, signaling ongoing preparation and weight loss since months ago.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Jess Willard
Dempsey
California
Willard
Jack
Vanderlip resigns from National City Bank to rest
Frank A. Vanderlip 54, ten years president of the National City Bank, announced his resignation to take a vacation and do useful work. He said he would get acquainted with his children and enjoy a long holiday without his wife.
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Ay Associated Proes
New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
National Guy Bank
Vanderlip
Amy Babe
Improvement at Winnipeg
Turbulent industrial unrest in Winnipeg prompts efforts to avert riots. Police promise stay on duty and cooperate to maintain order. Toronto reports settlement of the strike imminent. Parading by strikers ends as 1000+ soldiers forego participation. Railroad brotherhood mediators secure settlement proposals from 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 This Week
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies in Wyoming on Wednesday and Thursday with a chance of showers in the southeast. Temperatures remain steady with little change anticipated.
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Wyoming
Government vows to curb organized crime amid bomb outrages
Washington reports indicate eight city bombings aimed to terrorize the public. Attorney General Palmer says a single anarchist source seeks to resume terrorism and that federal forces will intensify actions against organized crime. Police link attacks to New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland and other cities with similar handbills and explosives traces.
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Palmer
Washington
Puble Mien
Secret Service
New York
Homer
Department of Justice
Pasies
Phils Lydia
Pittebure
Cleveland
Newtonscille
Roston and Patterson
N.3
Phritadeiptyia
Smd
Final Push for Woman Suffrage Delayed by Senate Battle
Washington notes report the final vote on the Susan B. Anthony amendment was delayed as suffrage opponents pressed help from treaty discussions. The resolution had passed the House but failed to reach a final roll call today, with adjournment likely and a vote anticipated tomorrow.
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Washington
Sierra
Watson
State Woman Suffrage Committee
Se Senate
Lemont Jrepublican
Wisconsin
Friedman Heads South to Rejoin Former Post
Thomas Freidman of the Kanaas real estate department travels to Mena Wolk County to resume his former railroads office job once the federal work ends. He previously lived in Cheyenne where his father was a former resident and 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 last night destroyed guard stables and two buildings of the 5th cavalry under Gal T and S N at Mawa. Fire damaged arms equipment and personal property with buildings valued at 5000 dollars and losses likely to exceed that amount.
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Paso
The
Th Cavalry
Mawa
Woldiom
Philadelphia bomb outrages baffle investigators
June 3 report from Philadelphia describes a failed effort by Justice Department and city police to identify bomb attackers. A Catholic church and a private home suffered heavy damage. several suspects were arrested and released. Authorities link the incidents to a nationwide radical campaign, with copies of a circular tied to the Anarchists and protests against the silk strike.
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Department of Justice
Ubat
Mailadelphia
New York
Ihe
Cawt
Palmer
Isan
Wis
Kent
Byveen
Ely
Patterson
N. J
Stefke
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Philadelphia
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