Sixteen Indicted by Jury and Guilty Pleas Heard
A federal grand jury in the United States District Court returned sixteen indictments on Tuesday and Wednesday, with six more issued yesterday. Three defendants pleaded guilty and received sentences. others await trials or have pleas set for upcoming dates. The cases include charges such as rape within an Indian reservation, theft from interstate shipments, illegal possession of opium, and various counts of breaking and stealing. Named defendants include Aron Willow, Robert L. Anderson, Kung Woh alias Lee Yung, Leonard V. Guynn, William H. Kirchner, Joseph Berg, Pepper J., Edward E. Landfall, Jose Clanero, George Degomes, H. W. Lovelace, Pete Birrell, and George Mason.
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Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
John A. Riner
Aron Willow
Fremont
Lander
Robert L. Anderson
Laramite
Kung Woh
Lee Yung
Penn
Leonard V. Guynn
William H. Kirchner
Choseph Berg
Pepry J
Edward E. Landfall
Jose Claneroa
Ben
Enver
Laramie
Ros Yeu
Igeorge Degomes
Limberoam
Io Lands
H. W. Lovelace
Seith Falee
United States
Lovelace
Pete Birrell
Liga
George . Mason
Farewell Dance to Strike Volunteers' Service Farewell
Fragmentary report describes a farewell dance for strike volunteers and former service members. The garbled text hints at a gathering or event linked to a labor or service context, with unclear details and lingering references to a communal venue and participants.
Prohibition Report Mentions Fred Crabbe Incomplete Note
A partial report references Fred Crabbe with unclear details and incomplete phrasing. The document lacks full context and documented actions or outcomes.
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Fred IL. Crabbe
Patadaat
Prince of Wales Guests at Library of Congress Reception
Albert Edward the Prince of Wales toured Washington as a guest of the nation. He attended a Library of Congress reception with members of Congress and the diplomatic corps, viewing historic documents on colonial separation. He will meet with President Wilson at the White House for an informal call. A ceremony to decorate 80 servicemen and seven nurses is planned at the Belmont residence.
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Prince OF Wales
Albert Edward, Prince OF Wales
Washington
Albert Edward
Princes of Wales
Library of Congress
Congress
Lansing
Als
Lansing Unil
Fin
White House
Wilson
Belmont
Enoun
Church Growth Claims Worldwide Expansion Statement
President Heber J Grant asserts the Mormon church is expanding globally across continents and regions, describing growth as world wide. The remarks emphasize the church’s establishment from South Africa to Europe, Asia, and the Americas, noting ongoing leadership succession and a broad reach.
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Mormon Church
Ite
Heber J
South Africa
Ius Delands
Pacific
Europe
Avia
Mexico
Grant
Buck Trophy Earned After Hunt Near Walcott
G. B. Googer a Cheyenne printer brought home a ten point buck from a hunting trip south of Walcott The deer was shot near Eatampment The bead is to be mounted as a trophy of the hunt.
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Walcott
G. B. Googer
Eatampment
Grateful Help From Louis Lafontaine Aids Cheyenne Family
A Cheyenne family, recently housed with windows now in place, receives groceries after Emil Christenson, city fuel administrator, arranged help. Lafontaine arranged delivery via a city car, aiding a sick husband unable to work by physician order.
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Cheyenne
Louis Lafontaine
Lafontaine
Eighteenth and
Dillon
Livsband
Emil Christenson
Louise Lafountaine
Lafountaine
Christenson
Phytate
Enfontaine
Negroes appeal for stay in Elaine Plot executions
Eleven Black defendants condemned for Elaine Arkansas murders ask Governor Brough for a stay. The telegram from the National Equal Rights League requests an impartial investigation and the pursuit of white perpetrators who allegedly burned Jordan Jamison alive in a public square.
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New York
Elaine, Ark
Brough
W National Equal Rights League
Jordan Jamison
Pershing Denounces Murders by Reds
General Pershing issued a statement condemning the killings described as a serious outrage. He called for drastic measures to curb the criminals who seek to incite such crimes against veterans returning from victory.
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Pershing
Washington
Pershing Tonicht
Goa
Advertising rates urged for smaller newspapers
New York November 12. A special convention of the American Newspaper Publishers Association recommended limiting newspaper size and standardizing contracts so advertising rates can be read monthly or quarterly for easier reading of the new price chart.
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New York
American Newaper Publishers’ Association
North Dakota Lignite Mines Set to Reopen Under State Name
At the state capital it was announced that North Dakota lignite operators except those at Williston will reopen their mines tomorrow and permit operation in the name of the state until labor disputes with the United Mine Workers are settled. In Washington, former Speaker Cannon became a great grandfather as Madden announced the event in the House.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Williston
United Mine Workers
Washington
Cannon
Mlinors
Cay
Madden
Father of Battling Nelson Dead at 73
Chicago Nov 12 Niss Nelson father of Battling Newon former lightweight champion died today after pneumonia for about a week He leaves six sons and one daughter.
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Battling Nelson
Chicago
Nisss Nelson
Battling” Newon
Screen Star Marguerite Clark Leads Girl Scouts
Marguerite Clark the film star known for Bab pictures becomes the first movie actress to answer the volunteer call and lead a Girl Scouts troop as captain. She passed pie making and bread making tests to qualify and led with notable enthusiasm.
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Marguerite Clark
Serviers
Girie
Cloture May Be Senate's Resort
Two potential cloture motions were prepared to curb dilatory tactics over the treaty. One plan from Democrats and another from Republicans’ mild reservation group would limit debate to one hour per senator once invoked. Leaders expect a vote on ratification by early next week if used.
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Senate
Wyoming strike leaders decline to make statement on return
Martin Cahill and James Morgan, leaders of district No 22, arrived in Cheyenne from Indianapolis and offered no statement on the strike situation after a conference with union delegates. Official orders ending the strike had not been received, and miners were expected to return to work once communications arrived. The United Mine Workers of America, reversing an earlier pledge, will withhold their appeal in the federal court injunction ruling that ended the strike.
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Wyoming
Martin Cahill
James Morgan
MSW. A
Cheyenne
Indianapolis
Jacey Galil
Cahill
Morgan
Ord
Plains Heeter
Tose Vite Op
Iniener Bans Aahemane Vdinicoab
Yesane
Maleman Aniltis
Dad
United Mine, Workers of América
Egal
Round-up of Northwestern Red Bands Result of Assassination
Twenty two men and one woman with radical beliefs were jailed. Four prisoners including the woman were moved to Lewis County jail in Chehalis by National Guardsmen. Raids hit Industrial Workers HQs in Seattle, Tacoma, and Aberdeen with arrests and seizure of literature. Dewey Lamb sixteen admitted membership. his father James Lamb was also arrested and allegedly talked of plotting trouble.
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Lewis County
Chehalis
National
Gentralia
Seattle
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Industrial Workers
Herman Allen
Dewey Lamb
I. W
Allen
James Lamb
Double Credit Gold Prize period keeps club members busy
Three days remain in a double credit gold prize period as club members compete in eight districts. Eugene Win Runsoh of Big Piney Wyoming boosts Wings in the Gih district while Mr Runseh performs in Jonny's Teen Rawkin Wyoming. Gan W Blovey of Burns Wyoming sits in direct four and is fourth.
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Eugene Win
Runsoh
Big Piney
Wyoming
Wings
Runseh Te Peenah
Jonny
Rawkin
Wyom
Ing
Gan
W. Blovey
Burns
Lodey
League’s Test of Americanism Prompts Educational Push
The National Security League advances its educational work to counter anti American sentiment. The effort targets school teachers across the country, aiming to prove loyalty and promote approved civic values in classrooms.
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Bi V. dLoigoton
National Security League
Rome
Stock market downturn and record call money surge
A broad stock market decline led by General Motors and Mexican Petroleum with shares dropping several points. Call money jumped to 30 percent amid panic conditions, while brokers reported near-impossible borrowing and a cagey market as investors faced extreme liquidity stress.
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General Motors
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