Senate adjourns after lodge pro boam defeat
HINGTON, Nov. 19. The senate, after three failed ratification attempts, laid aside the pe irc aty and ended the special session. All three resolutions for ratification went down by overwhelming majorities. Republicans, despairing of two-thirds support, introduced a new resolution to declare the ier at an end.
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Hington
Senate
Keders
Wilson
McGum‘ber
Dakota
Ila
Lodge
Wison
Oimpon
Conerous
Federal Justice Officials Warn of Bomb Plot Across Nation
Ny Associated Press reports that Department of Justice officials say a bomb plot feared to disrupt Christmas season has triggered heightened security. Philadelphia police issued warnings as authorities brace for potential radical outrage while state officials coordinate measures. The piece notes Senate votes on peace treaty reservations and looming return to wartime laws, including prohibition, as Congress debates ratification.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Pui Deldria
Nopadioteament Police
Perjury Guilty Plea in Rojas Murder Case and CoalStrike News
Felicita Rojas pleaded guilty in district court to perjury related to her husband Jose Rojas’s murder by Pedro Garcia, with a possible sentence of 1 to 4 years. The article notes coal supply fears as John L. Lewis and Fuel Administrator Garfield discuss sustaining coal production amid price and strike pressures in West Virginia and New River districts.
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Felicita Rojas
Mentzer
Jose Rojas
Pelicita
Pedro Garcia
Felicita
Wyomley
Rojas
Justice Court
Gareia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Garfield
The
United States
Fuel Administration
New Virginia
State Leader's Salesmanship Club Ends Next Wednesday
One week remains for members to earn credits in the State Leader's Salesmanship Club. The Grand Prize includes $2,410 in Hudson automobiles and other prizes, with a 25 percent cut in extra credits during the Banner Offer. The promotion ends at 10 o'clock next Wednesday evening.
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Alesmanship Club
Ee Department
Semlay
Noel Eal Cradika
Pear
Fears
Irrigation Conference Opens Friday
Governors and state officials from Idaho California Montana Washington Oregon Utah Arizona Nevada gathered for a regional irrigation and reclamation conference. The event aims to coordinate water projects across Rocky Mountain states and discuss policy and funding.
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Lakedogppy
Utah
Ouvernap Davia
Idaho
Nahi Cole Californie
Montana
Wash
Oregon
Arinone
Nevasta
Train bandit Carlisle seen in Casper last night
Casper Wyoming November 20 deputy sheriffs and police investigated reports that William L Carlisle the train bandit who is believed to have robbed passengers on Union Pacific No 19 about 100 miles south of here Monday evening visited a Casper newspaper office last night The details are uncertain and the visitor was described as tall and wearing a dark coat with a hand kept in a side pocket headlined by the pursuit of the No 19 bandit
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Carlisle
Casper
Wyo
William L. Carlisle
Union Pacific
Here
Onpgigad
Wiliam
Garnele
Bes Warde
Conviction Grows Carlisle Held Up Train No 19
Federal cavalrymen and possemen scoured Medicine Bow area for the lone bandit who robbed Union Pacific train No 19. The trail proved elusive and the search will expand. Growing conviction ties the suspect to the Rav- nirs penitentiary escape as new information surfaced.
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Medicine Bow
Union Pacific
Medicine Bay
No. 19
William L. Carlisle
Ravwiirs
Train Stop Robbery Suspect Fled Between Rock River and Medicine Bow
Rawlins veteran engineer Robert J. Turner recounts the Union Pacific No. 19 holdup near Rock River and Medicine Bow. Passengers were told to hide valuables as the robber escaped at the vestibule door, shots rang out, several by guards and a soldier fired, and blood was found on the vestibule floor.
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Rawling
Wyo
Robert J. Turner
Rawlins
Union Pacific
Rock River
Medicine Bow
William Daley
Medicine Row
Troops Sent to Wyo Coal Camp to End Reds Reign
A detachment of 30 soldiers left Rock Springs for Winton a coal camp 13 miles north where alien miners with rifles halted American and naturalized workers from returning to work Authorities say no trouble at Winton and troops act as precaution The majority of miners in Winton favor returning to work while a small faction seeks to prolong the fight
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Winton
Point of
Description of Train Bandit Carlisle Released by Penitentiary Circulars
State penitentiary circulars offer a 6200 reward for the recapture of Carlisle and publish his likeness with a described suspect. The bandit is named Wi. L. Certisia, about 30, 175 pounds, brown eyes, dark chestnut hair, American, a cow milker by trade, with a blue coat and dark sweater in a patchy description.
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State Penitentiary
Carlisle
Wi. L. Certisia
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