Patrolman Suspended After High Jacker Probe
An intensive investigation into alleged high jacking activities leads to the suspension of Patrolman Eck by Chief Reohery. Eck and two others were questioned after a nighttime attempt to break into Max Weise’s cellar near the sheriff’s home.
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Gelock
Max Weise
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Grosa
Hostion
Ie Teme
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Mike Geary
Mike
K. Mitchell
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Eck
Moptter
Jobson
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George Staten
L. Oral
Staten
Idelman
Alete
Eek von
Corneille Mertens Attacks Japan Labor Policy
Corneille Mophéne delegate from Belmiuny charged the Japanese government with tempting to curb worker rights and free association. He and other delegates protested that Japan’s actions violate the peace treaty provisions.
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Belmiuny
Jabor Prifirence
Fae
Japan
Urthonsia Chposite
Fruitle ss Little Rock Governor Act on Race Rebellion
An Arkansas governor declares he will not yield to external influence over sentences related to a race rebellion in Phillips County. The decision follows a telegram received from M. M. and associates as the matter moves toward action.
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Little Rogk
Ark
BeEricn
Rea Phillipa
Settlement of Tribe Brings Congratulations
Meagre reports from Wyoming coal fields indicate activity resumes in a few mines after a settlement reached yesterday between miners and operators of the Wyoming coal mines. Fourteen thousand striking workers are expected to report at once. telegrams from Secretary Wilson to P J Quealey celebrate the agreement and its immediate resumption of operation.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Car- Nories
P. J. Quealey
Kemmerer
Tead
Wyoming Coal Operators' Association
Orday
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Quenley
Bent Opersters
Secretary Glass Named U S Senator From Virginia
Richmond reports Secretary Carter Glass will be appointed to the United States Senate to replace the late Thomas S. Martin. Governor Davis’s aide LeRoy Hodges announced the move, with Glass expected to decline the cabinet post if asked. Glass, a Lynchburg resident, was a former congressman and chaired the House banking committee during the framing of the federal reserve act.
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Richmond
Carter Glass
United States Senate
Thomas S. Martin
Glass
LeRoy Hodges
Davis
Martin
Lynchburg
Mr. Martin
Charlottesville
Congress
Treasury
House Banking Comittee
Oie
Federal Reserve ‘Law
Completion of San Diego & Arizona Railway Celebrated
San Diego marked the completion of the San Diego and Arizona Railway linking San Diego to the Imperial Valley and eastern points. John D. Spreckels led the ceremony as a golden spike was driven, though formal celebrations are postponed until December. The new line connects San Diego with the Imperial Valley and promises direct traffic ties.
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Calif
Arizona Railway
Imperial Valley
Poinia
John D. Spreckels
Railroad Administration
Pais Com
Belden
Ban Diggo
Polity
Duniacy
College Football Scores From Various Colleges
A compilation of college football results with teams and scores including Lincoln Nebraska 19 over Kansas 7 and Army 62 over Villanova 24. Other matchups feature Wisconsin 8 over Indiana 2 and Yale 48 over Princeton 6 among several altered names and unclear locales.
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Kansas
Milwaukee
Marquette
North Fa
West Point Army
Villa Nova
Robberts Confession Ties IWW to Armistice Day Plot
A taped confession attributed to L Roberts claims IWW radicals planned to shoot during Armistice Day to defend a hall. Everts allegedly directed men to Seminary Hill with orders to shoot on hearing gunfire. Witnesses include Robert Jackson and G H Lewis. names like Hansen and Longhienoff appear.
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E. W. Everts
Seminary Hill
Crdlera
Mak
Roberta Ia
Robert Jackson
G. H. Lewis
Oregon
American Legion
Woestley Everts
Avalon Hole
Sour Hall
Smith
Oscar
Bland
Brick Smith
Roy
Becker
Hansen
Longhienoff
Ourserves
Hansen's
Hanford
Twan
Mansen
L. Roberts
Unusual Discovery Behind Kemmerer Power Outage
In Kemmerer on November 15 a daytime blackout was traced to a baling wire attached to a boy’s flag that fell across high voltage lines causing a short circuit. Line crews searched at night to locate the fault.
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Kemmerer
State moves fourteen buffalo to Worland
Wyoming state herds fourteen buffalo from Hot Springs reserve at Thermopolis to the Industrial Institute farm near Worland because hay costs at Thermopolis run $30 a ton. The herd was loaded into stock cars without incident and transported to the new range.
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Worland, Wyo
State of
Wyoming
Reno has nothing on Kemmerer for speed
Teresa Strucel files for divorce from Geo Strucel in Kemmerer Wyoming alleging cruelty. Judge Arnold sets the case for immediate hearing and a decree of divorce is granted within twenty four hours.
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Reno
Kemmerer
Machinist Union Faces $25000 Damages Claim
Galt Lake Iron & Steel company sues International Association of Machinists lodge 138 and affiliated groups in district court alleging injuries to business from picket activities. Filed November 16 in Galt Lake.
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Galt Lake
8Uli
Galt Lake Iron & Steel Company
International Association of Machinists' Lodge
Elk drive to valley yields winter meat for ranchers
In Jackson Hole Wyoming on November 15 elk trapped by fresh snow moved to valley foothills where ranchers collected meat by shooting passing elk from doorways. The scene shows local ranchers securing a winter supply as elk mover lines form in the lowlands.
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Hackson
Wyo
Jackson Hole
Rara Avis Killed in Wyoming Wheat Field
In WCross Wyoming on November 15 a wild swan was killed in a Coiling wheat field near here. Mrs Payne shot the bird as it flew with a flock of five. The fowl was sent to Buffalo to be mounted.
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RARA
Wyoming
Wcross
Wyo
Payne
Here
Buffalo
Riot interrupts Legion gathering in Perahing Square
In Los Angeles on November 45 a protest by the American Legion and other patriotic bodies at Perahing Square was interrupted by a marcher shouting "in protest against Bolshevik." Police intervened as the crowd dispersed amidst the disturbance.
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Angeles
American Légion
Perahing Square
Orid “Iurtah
Quiet Seattle Hortiweet Hints IWW Case Stays Tense
Nov 15 Seattle reports comparative quiet amid IWW situation as arrears rise. American Legion awaits word on Bert Bland alleged to have killed Warren Grimm in Gentralia Armistic Day outbreak. U S attorney Hobert Go Bougdorg says all Iad in trial workers arrested in Seattle and other areas face conspiracy charges to overthrow the government. Spokane invasion fear and police note rising arrival of woodsmen and laborers.
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American Legion
Bert Bland
Warren Grimm
Hobert GO
Bougdorg
United States
Western District of Washington
Iad
Beattle
Taecom
Orntralia
Neant
Bpokane
Malisa
Ware
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