President Wilson warns on treaty reservations in Senate
Washington November 17. President Wilson warned the Senate that he would pocket the peace treaty if reservations were not modified, stiffening the stakes in a Senate fight. Compromise proposals were rejected as Democrats pressed to advance ratification despite Republican opposition and wavering support from mild reservationists. The outcome hung on a slender vote as sessions continued to resolve all reservations before any ratification action.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
White House
Mare
White
Wilson Pever
Pretter
Lodge
Marshall
Jails Outbreak Capture Links to Prohibition Debates
Five desperadoes who escaped Plymouth county jail at LeMars Iowa were captured near Maurice South Dakota and brought to custody. They faced guards in Woodbury county jail while hunger and fatigue weakened them after a 48 hour hiding stint. The incident occurred amid debates over war time and Volstead enforcement.
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Sroun City
Moy
William Convey
Harry Smith
James O'Keel
Lee Harrington
W. Culiog
Plymouth County
LeMars
Wiliam Maxwell
Hugh Maxwell
Woobury County
Maurice, Ta
Automobilesa
Srv
Cibby
Teday
Maurice
Altough
Clavers fined four thousand for Mann Act violation
Henry C Gebiberger and Grace Gilmore were indicted on 32 counts for transporting women across state lines. They pled guilty and each was fined 1500 by Judge Miner. The pair faced two indictments detailing acts from Denver to Thermopolis and Greybull across several months.
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Henry C. Gebiberger
Grace Gilmore
Federal Grand Jury
Eo Eau
Miner
Denver
Colorado Strike Denial Amid Discrimination Claims
Welborn president of Colorado Fuel and Iron denies union discrimination in the dispute. He says nonunion workers are being rehired after the strike and must sign a card supporting the Rockefeller plan. He doubts Johnsons strike order will be followed. Page 4.
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Denver
Welborn
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
P Ureir
Rockefeller
Former Congressman Ernest Lundeen rousted from stage by American Legion
Ernest Lundeen former Fifth District congressman was escorted from a town hall in Ortonville Minnesota by members of the local American Legion post as he prepared to speak against the League of Nations. The disruption followed a crowded Opera House event with students and townspeople in attendance.
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Carpenter
Levy Mayer
Nanna & Hoge
United States
J. Choe
Ju- Hus Smictinka
Internal Revenue
Whileh
Ortonville
Minn
Ernest Lundeen
Congress
Fifth District
League of Nations
American Legion
State Leaders Salesmanship Club to Announce Credits
The next member list and their credits will be tabulated and published midweek. Campaign rules require each member to submit at least one subscription weekly in the final two weeks to qualify for prizes. The credit offering is set to be announced Thursday November 20.
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Leakes Aeilinn
Saleemanship Club
Ile Will Lawt
Moving Pictures Seen as Evidence in Pandolfo Trial
Evidence suggests moving pictures of the plant record the actus conditions, though Judge Sandia previously excluded them as possibly biased. Moth, a plant engineer, testified to being present at filming and described the images as depicting genuine facilities, with estimated values around 4650,000 to 10,000.
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Brower
Sandia
Moth
Pan
Guoadillona
Train Bandit Cartiale Near Capture by Posse Near Wamsutter
Willam L. Cartiale, the train bandit who escaped the Wyoming penitentiary, was reportedly surrounded by possemen near Wamsutter in the Ned Desert. Late last night word circulated that he was about to be captured or killed resisting arrest amid the pursuit.
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Wamsutter
Rawlins
Wyo
Willam L. Cartiale
Wyoming Penitentiary
Here
Ned Desert
Unusual Happenings In Day's News Run
Newspaper reports from Centralia Washington detail the escape of a prison inmate Carlisle from Carlisle Penitentiary and a deadly friendly-fire incident among guard and posse members while pursuing the fugitive. Deputy Haney dies from accidental brush with his own comrades.
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Centralia
Wash
John Haney
Tenino
Honnaford Valley
Curiosity at Fire Ends in Tank Explosions Tragedy
A curious crowd gathered at a blaze involving four oil tanks. Eight people died and twenty six were seriously injured with three feared dead. Dozens more suffered injuries as three tanks exploded, causing widespread panic among hundreds nearby.
Beautiful log house burned near Encampment
The 35 year old log residence of J. M. Conness near Encampment was destroyed by fire while Conness was away promoting good roads. The building and its contents were a total loss and many valuable documents and souvenirs were destroyed.
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J. M. Conness
Asbestos Mining Plant Planned Near Badger Wy
Industry of Badger in Wyoming chronicles discovery of asbestos at Blue Grass Creek headwaters. C Z Goodrich traced ore after a badger digs, miner alogist confirms asbestos quality, and Omaha Asbestos Co leases the deposit paying 20000 dollars yearly. Mining plant to employ about 50 workers and move to Bosler railhead.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Blue Grass Creek
Hea
Bosler
C. Z Goodrich
Goodrich
Badger Hole
Omaha Asbestos Company
Carlisle’s Career of Outlawry in Early Wyoming Range
Chronology of Carl is named Carlisle with a string of train robberies in 1916 in Wyoming. He held up Union Pacific trains near Rock Springs Cheyenne Hanna and was captured 80 miles from the land robbery site. He faced trial in Cheyenne and was convicted of train robbery and sentenced to life imprisonment with commutations noted.
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Green River
Latham
Oern Sutter
Herter
Sam
Carlisle
Pickett
Risle
Union Pacific
Fim
Crlisia
Carlinic
Penitentiary
LeRoy Martin
Hot Springs
Blinkey Mearthy
Platte County
Fred Mart
Natrona
Jim Howell
James Hesler
Leogti
Rock Springs
Union Pacific Overland Limited
Cheyenne
Hanna
Rawling
Gopi
Fugitive William Carlisle Weighs Prison Escape Claim
During a state prison inspection, fugitive William Carlisle stated he could leave anytime he wished and chose to stay. The exchange reflected his defiant stance amid Saturday developments at the facility, with ambiguity over his true intent and the penitentiary’s security posture.
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State Board of Clarities and Reforms
William Carlisle
Cooly
Ue State
Carlyle
Fort Lo
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