Coincidences Complicate Hunt for Failer Murderers
A coroner's jury returns a verdict that Louis Failer died from a gunshot wound likely fired from a .45 army automatic. Denver police pursue murderers aided by coincidences involving a taxi theft and deserters, with hundreds of suspects and fingerprint checks amid shifting leads across Fort Russell and Denver streets.
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Keuener Finkbiner
W. L. Cook
Charles B. Bailey
F. M. Harington
Verber
Louis Failer
Ochumann Heink Delights Local Song Lovers at Princess
Madame Schumann Heink, famed contralto, sang at the Princess theater Monday evening. Her program included American airs and songs in French and Italian and drew an appreciative crowd with encores. The highlight was The Holy City in German and My Rosary in English, while Where the West Begins drew strong appeal.
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Madame Schumann-Heink
Princess Theater
Holy City
Labor Board Hears Dispatchers Griefs In Chicago Hearing
The railroad labor board resumed hearings on abolishing national agreements as J G Luhrsen president of the American Train Dispatchers association testified. Dispatchers duties cited as increasing to endanger life and property, with many employee relief claims discussed.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
J. G. Luhrsen
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
Eleven Suspects in Failer Case Arrested
Sheriff George Carroll and Prosecuting Attorney Roche S and S. Mentzer depart for Denver to view suspects who allegedly engaged Failer's taxi before a murder. Witnesses will identify if any are the men. Russell Redner and Coleman Dunch Jr. are cited among those sought, but not yet detained. three suspects were arrested at Deer Trail.
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Denver
Here
North Penver
Tribune Extra
Greeley
Ort Colins
Tribune
Carroll
North
Watkins
Burlington
Failer
Leland Robinson
Philip Horn
Wort Russell
Aurora
Robinson
Horn
Wailer
Fort D. A. Russell
Edward Parsons
Albert Wolffe
Washington Rinker
Day Lee
Ray Lee
Cheyenne
Deer
Fuller
George Carroll
Roche S&s. Mentzer
Russell ©. Redner
Coleman Dunch, Jr
Dunch
Redner
Lyman
Deer Trail
French Troops Close On Dusseldorf Amid Mixed Reactions
In a House of Commons speech the premier spoke with a note of jubilation while relief prevailed without enthusiasm. Britain and France seek unity as Germany threatens to appeal to the league of nations over reparations penalties. Dr. Simons states Germany is not a league member yet signed its pact and will appeal the threatened sanctions.
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Flret
House of Commons
Lloyd George
France
M. Briand
Paris
Germany
League of Nations
Dr. Simons
League
Assembly of the
Cheyenne Briefs and Local Notes Across Town
Sunday trips into the country and St Patrick novelty displays mark the Cheyenne briefs. Lions meet at Plains hotel. city commissioners held weekly session. W A B Mullen on legal business in Wheatland. Yee Geow slayings court case updates. state labor chief Hoffman on inspection tour. Chaplin returns from Boulder trip. hospital work nears second story. court sessions in Wheatland. sheriff’s line busy over Failer slayings. Guthrie-area baseball plans and semi pro team talk. Schumann Heink concert attendees depart. Gov Carey away at Excelsior Springs with Chaplin acting as governor. spring farming and plowing underway south of Cheyenne. high school basketball hopefuls in Laramie. Becker hotel sold. taxi court fines and disorderly house ruling. Arbor Day holiday misconception. Maude Cook covers Laramie team in Cheyenne.
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Lions Club
Plains Hotel
Harry C. Hoffman
State Commission of Labor
Cheyenne
California
Washington
W. B. Chaplin
Frances Warren Pershing Memorial Hospital
W. C. Mentzer
First Judicial District Court
Wheatland
Platte County
Louis Failer
Burns
Lincoln Highway
J. A. Cruickshank
Railway Mail Service
Pocatello
Idaho
Robert D. Carey
Excelsior Springs
Chaplin
Ed. Gerrans
Mercury Club
Laramie
Charles H. Wright
L. C. Brown
Becker Hotel
Fifteenth Street
Union Depot
Frank Sinon and Son
Possesion
Pope in White Enters Hall of Consistory as Red Hat is Given
In Rome a pontiff entered a hall wearing white robes while an attendant bore his red hat. The gathering knelt as he passed and the pope took the throne to receive homage. Each attendee then came forward to kneel and kiss the pontiff's ring.
Panama Drubbing Note Draws Costa Rica Withdrawal Demand
A note handed to the state department by Dr. Beeche acting under Costa Rica’s foreign affairs secretary interpreted as meeting US demands. Costa Rica orders that forces crossing the Sixolo river withdraw to the line and that Pacific side forces make no further advances.
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State Department
Beeche
United States
Hughes
Sixola River
Pacific
Rio Grande stockholders urge bid to block sale
Stockholders of Rio Grande Ready and dissenting shareholders report a telegram to Mr. Wickshire noting about 100 000 shares and 30 percent support and a plan to bid much higher than the current bid to prevent resale if a court grants an injunction and refuses confirmation of the sale pending trial. The committee will provide funds to meet any obligation ultimately found valid.
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Hirst
Mr. Wickshire
Denver & Tito Grande
Potter Woman Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Jessie Bennish wife of Anthony Bennish of Potter Nebraska died at 2 30 Monday morning at the home of Albert Nelson 1911 Seymore street Cheyenne She and her husband were pioneer residents of the country Surviving are her husband five sons and two daughters Albert Bennish Sidney Joseph Anthony Jr James and William Potter Mrs John Nelson Potter and Mrs Albert Nelson Cheyenne The funeral by Barry Bricker Brothers will be held in Sidney Wednesday at 2 pm with the body remaining in Cheyenne until Wednesday morning
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Jessie Bennish
Anthony Bennish
Potter
Nebr
Albert Nelson
Seymore Street
Bennishes
Cheyenne
Bennish
Albert Bennish
Sidney
Joseph
Anthony, Jr
James
William
John Nelson
Barry- Bricker Brothers
Extra Session Call Not Before April 4
The article discusses an early step toward government cooperation as the president and Congress plan an extra session. It notes casual talks on army and navy matters, the fate of appropriation bills, and potential actions on a Colombian treaty paying 26 million dollars for Panama partition. Opposition to re-enactment of the Payne-Aldrich tariff emerges amid tariff revision plans.
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Congress
United States
Colombia
Panama
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Supreme Court Upholds Postmaster Authority to Withdraw Privileges
The court sustains the power of the postmaster general to revoke second class mail privileges from publications deemed to print materials aimed at creating disloyalty in the armed forces. Justice Brandeis and Holmes dissented, warning against broad censorship.
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Washington
Burleson
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Holmes
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Milwaukee Leader
Victor Berger
Leader
New York Call
Clark
Mr. Brandeis
Congress
Postmaster General
Harding Remarks At Dinner On Foreign Goods Policy
President Harding spoke about domestic efforts to place foreign goods on equal footing with American wholesale prices. He noted international affairs were not discussed and guests said the Knox resolution ending the state of war had not entered the conversation.
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Harding
Secretary Issues Salt Creek Lease
Secretary of the Interior Fall issued a lease on the northeast quarter of section 35 40 79 Salt Creek field. The Midwest interests and the New York Oil Company share interest in the area, which is at the heart of Salt Creek where the New York Oil Company began operations in July 1913.
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Washington
Salt Creek Field
Midwest
New York Oil Company
Salt Creek
Grain prices in Omaha market report
Wheat and corn prices are listed for several grades with bid and ask values. No. 1 hard wheat opens at 1.61 to 1.62 dollars, No. 1 spring at 1.72 to 1.73, No. 2 yellow corn around 58 and 58.5 cents, oats No. 2 white at about 48 cents.
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Omaha
Neb
Live Stock Market Report Chicago March 7
Cattle receipts 21 000 with fat cattle down up to 25 cents. Top beef steers early 10 35, bulk 8 50 to 10 00, bulls 6 25 to 6 00, calves 6 50 to 11 00, stockers slow. Hogs receipts 61 000 mostly 15 to 25 cents lower, top 10 80, 200 pound hogs 9 65 to 10 15, pigs steady to 15 cents lower about 10 50. Sheep receipts 26 000 fat lambs 25 cents lower, top 10 25, 83 pound shorn yearlings 6 50, fat ewes 5 00 to 5 59.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Feel Better Tomorrow Foley Cathartic Ad
An advertising noted claim urges indigestion sufferers to take a Foley Cathartic Tablet this evening for relief and tomorrow. It promises bowel cleansing a sweeter stomach and liver toning with A B Roudel, druggist.
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A. B. Roodel
Bliss Native Alonzod Health Ad Claims Big Daily Use
An old-fashioned advertisement promotes Bliss Native Alonzod tablets as a cure for fatigue and general debility. It asserts nightly use to improve liver kidney stomach and bowels functions and offers a money back guarantee from A O Bliss Co Washington DC.
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BLISS
A New Lease of Life Through Internal Baths
Mr. W. Shain of Santa Cruz writes that the I. B. L Cascade has given him and his wife renewed health. The Cascade cleanses the lower intestine and relieves constipation indigestion and biliousness. A. B. Roedel offers to explain the treatment and provide a free booklet by Dr. Chas A Tyrrell of New York.
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W. Shain
Santa Cruz
Cal
Tyrrell Hygienic Institute
I. B. L. Cascade
J. B. L. Cascade
Roedel
J. B. Lt. Cascade
Chas. A. Tyrrell
New York
Omaha Market Report Heads for Strong Weights and Lower Hogs
Omaha on March 7 reports hog receipts 11 500 unevenly 15 to 30 cents lower with top at 9 80 and bulk 9 00 to 9 45. Cattle receipts 9 500 weak to 25 cents lower for beef steers and stock, part loads around 10.00. sheep receipts 11 500 mostly 25 cents lower with lambs 8 00 to 8 75 and yearlings 7 75.
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Omaha
United States Bureau of Markets
Par mint remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises
Ady urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to consult a druggist for double strength Par mint and mix with four percent pint hot water and sugar. One tablespoonful taken four times a day is claimed to relieve head noises, open nostrils, ease breathing, and stop mucus drainage.
Kidney and bladder trouble simple to overcome says authority
Urine irritation stems from uric acid processed by kidneys and stored in the bladder. Advice: take four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts daily to neutralize acids, relieve burning, and restore normal urinary function.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Liver Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets market as a mild laxative replacing calomel. They claim quick hepatic correction without tooth or gum damage and promise relief from headaches dullness and lethargy caused by constipation. Available in 15c and 30c sizes.
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Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Samuel J. Failer
Gust Kendacks
Fort Russell
Nunn
Fort Collins
Carr
Dover
Ochumann-Heink
Labor Board
Dusseldorf
W. A B. Mullen
Yee Geow
Tom Holland
John Federden
Gerrans
Schumann-Heink
Rome
Rio Grande Ready
Supreme Court OF United States
Socialist
St. Louis
Alonzod, Bliss
Wyoming
Herman Company
Turpo
A. B
Hays Drug Co
Cletrac
Templar
Seibert & Dresback
Nebraska
Bent Street
Southington Remedy CO
Kansas City
Reno
Ronyous
Marine E
Chiceso
Sloan
Dr. Edwards
Chamber of Commerce
Paicourt
Tapler
Negas
Eas
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