American oil payroll bandit attack near Sherman Hill
Report from Tamp a Mexican employee of the company was killed after a bandit raid on an oil field payroll car. A second American worker died from wounds, another Mexican guard was wounded and a third was dragged from the vehicle and shot. The attack marked the region’s first bandit raid since Carranza’s overthrow.
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Mosely
Cose
Gts Salazar
Tampot
Carranza
Obile
Planes Out This Morning To Look For Missing Man
Scout airplanes will be sent from this city to search for Air Mail Pilot John P. Woodward last sighted near Laramie fifty miles west of Cheyenne at 2 41 pm yesterday. None of the telegraph or railroad hubs have heard from him. visibility was poor and he may have overflew Cheyenne, possibly landing remote from lines. A sighting near Tie Siding proved unfounded.
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John P. Woodward
Cheyenne
Laramamie
Woodward
Laramie
Pee Ae Carl
Stierinad Hill
Day In Mex Capital When Not One Arrested
In Mexico City November 6 a statement claimed the capital has more than 1,000,009 inhabitants yet the report noted no arrests were made and no law infringed. It cites officials asserting order persists despite large population.
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Mex
Capital
Ngton
Burial train to take Mrs. Josephine If to Ogden
The body of Mrs. Josephine If, accompanied by J. D. Woodruff, will be sent today on Pacific No. 19 to Ogden Utah for burial. The destination and burial plans are confirmed by local telegrams.
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Josephine If
J. D. Woodruff
She- Wyoming
Pacific
Utah
Funeral services for G. B. Straw Sunday
Funeral to be held Sunday at the cantT chapel with an afternoon service conducted by Rev. i 8. e ritualistic service will be used by Odd Fellows and Knights. Interment at the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Pallbearers listed include Johnsont Proctor Geo mcey and A. L. Putman.
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G. B. Straw
Cantt
Rev. i
Odd Fellows and Knights
Odd Fellows
Johnsont Proctor
Man
Geo, McEy
God A. L. Putman
Women to Sit Kansas Solons in Winter Session
Three will sit in the Kansas legislature this winter to represent Seward County. The delegation includes women members returning for a second term as representatives.
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Kansas
Suss Brinstead
Seward County
Democrats Urge Unity To Rebuild Party Ahead Of Next Congress
Harrison of Mississippi urges Democrats to bury differences and preserve the party’s permanent organization. He praises Governor Cox, supports Chairman White and says Republicans will push new policies, while stressing unity for the next sessions. Continued on page ten.
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Ashington
Harrison
Mississippi
Democratic Party
Thelf
Congress
Rolla
White
Chaiman
National Committee
Greeley Man Tries Murder on Stove Then Hangs Self
On November 6 Pearl Brown 40 a wife and homemaker suffered a serious injury in a reported attempt by her husband to murder her by placing her on a hot stove then choking her. Brown reportedly tried to hang himself in a nearby barn after the assault. he was rescued and may face sanity proceedings while Mrs Brown remains in critical condition.
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Greeley
Pearl Brown
Brown
Coranty
Sheyit
J. B. Hamilton
Convention in Washington to decide party soon
A single party's fate to be decided shortly as a convention in Washington on February 10th is noted. The brief mentions upcoming proceedings and anticipates the outcome of the party alignment.
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ASU Y
Washington
President elect postpones meeting with Mexican leader
Plans for a meeting between President elect Harding and Alvaro Obregon in this region were dropped in deference to Harding's wish for complete rest. The American senator is in the area.
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Brownsville
Tex
Harding
Alvaro Obregon
Mecxico
Republicans gain House majority after belated returns
Unofficial counts show Republicans securing three congressional district wins previously held by Democrats, including Missouri Fifth Minnesota Eighth and New York Twenty third. The final House composition projects 294 Republicans to 161 Democrats with independents and others making up the rest.
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York
Republic
Missouri
Minnesota
New York
House of Representatives
Neous
Paportrepublican
Victor
Harding's southern trip resembles that of conquering hero
President elect Harding travels by special train on a southern tour with crowds in Ohio Indiana and Illinois roaring for speeches handshakes and waves. He thanks the nation for support and reiterates his dedication to national interests as crowds line the route.
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Harding
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Texas
Illingis
Amaliey
Fire loss at Denver million dollars hits railroad shops
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Denver and Salt Lake railroad machine shop tool house stationery supply building and three locomotives at Utah Junction near Denver. Receiver W Ree man estimated the loss at 1,000,000 as firemen fought low water and crews from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy aided in moving freight away from danger. The road has been under receivership for years.
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Winer
Denver &Balt Lake Railroad
Utah Junction
W. Reeman
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Round House
Mexican Man Arrested After Knife Found on Search
Night Sergeant McParland, while investigating shots in West, stopped a Mexican man, Jesus Zarepado, on suspicion and found a large pocketknife with the blade open in his pocket. He was jailed and to appear before Judge Swainson on a weapons charge.
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West
McParland
Jesus Zarepado
Swainson
Forsythe Resigns Insurance Commissioner Post
Robert B. Forsythe resigns as Wyoming insurance commissioner after twenty months to join Mountain States Life Insurance, a new Wyoming Colorado venture capitalized at 100000 with 650000 surplus. He will oversee Rocky Mountain markets including Wyoming Idaho and Utah from Cheyenne. Governor Carey to name successor. Donald Forsythe may assume interim duties.
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Robert B. Forsythe
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
Mountain States Life Insurance Company
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Ing
Arisco
Idaho
Utah
Dos He
Cheyenne
Carey
Forsythe
Donald Forsythe
R. B Porsythe
Phon
United States
Mountain Staten Life Insurance Company
Roc Io Laaloners
Claude W. Fairchild
Dot Yer
Com
United States May Protest Anglo Franco Italian Pact
The State Department has not yet protested the Anglo Franco Italian agreement defining spheres of influence in Turkey. Officials say this does not rule out objections to any provisions affecting travel or open-door policies in Turkey.
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United States
Ence
Turkey
Palmer to send aide to attend Judge Anderson inquiry
Attorney General Palmer announced that the Justice Department will be represented by C Be Ames at the Monday inquiry in Indianapolis led by Federal Judge Anderson. The probe concerns the coal cases linked to the attorney general's office as the conspiracy cases and the Simms resignation trigger the investigation.
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Ashington
Palmer
Department of Justice
C.be Ames
Settorney
Indianapolis
Anderson
Connecon
My Amon
Dan W. Simms
No Wonder Mis Souri Flopped to G O P Line
Missouri voters show a surprising shift with twenty three straight Republican ballots recorded last Tuesday. Caele Jett and party members called at the polling place in a body, prompting questions about local support and turnout.
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Missouri
Bunkeh
Jett
Min
Biefti
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Bob Dormant Atart
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Dorman
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Democrats OF Nation
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HOUSE
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