Colorado miners suspend strike after wage talks
Colorado coal miners end their threat to strike after a six hour conference. Operators and miners both rejected offers, leading to withdrawal of proposals and a call for a joint sub scale committee. District 15 leader Johnson says law and order will enforce fair treatment for returning miners. President Tedrow expected to oversee an equitable deal. Meanwhile Washington warns Mexico over consular agent Jenkins, with a sharp note awaiting Carranza response.
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United Fm
Thomas P. Brewster
Denver
Colorado
George G. Johnson
District 15
United States
Harry B. Tedrow
Johnson
Peuble
Tedrow
Washington
State Department
William C. Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico
Carranza
Sheridan County Bar debate over Crabbe remarks investigated
Jr. E. McNally reports to the Sheridan County Bar Association that the inquiry found the Wyoming Tribune article quoting Prohibition Commissioner Fred L. Crabbe did not reflect on Judge James H. Burgess. The investigation concludes Crabbe bears no responsibility for the publication or statements attributed to him.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan County Bar Association
James H. Burgess
Wyoming Tribune
Cheyenne
Fred L. Crabbe
Tribune
Bar Association
Jr. E. McNally
Justice Burgess
Mr. McNally
Sheridan County Bar Associaton
Wyoming
Prohibition
Fred K. Crabbe
Crabbe
James I.burgess
Fourth Judicial District
Uie Makler
Frabby
Prospects of Peace Treaty Compromise Fade as Lodge Lends Politics
Senator Lodge, Republican leader and chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said there is no room for further compromise and urged carrying senate reservations into the campaign. The president and administration supporters gave no firm assurances on reopening the treaty talks.
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Lodge
Forage Relaions Committee
Senate
Wilson
Plot to kill federal and state officers disclosed in New York
New York reports a discovered plot to assassinate prosecutors and police aiding in deportation crackdowns. Alexander L. Burke and Charles F. Scully, with J. J. Geapay, were named as planners targeting officials linked to the anti-radical movement and alleged deportation actions.
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Presa
New York
Discovery
Union of Fuvamtas
Orkera
Tom Alexander L. Burke
Charles F. Scully
Department of Justice
J. J. Geapay
Hom
Ford
Nin
Kree
Union of
Henney
Bowe
Carbon Black Statute Declared Unconstitutional in Wyoming
The court found the enforcement would deprive plaintiffs of property rights without due process. The Wyoming law intended to conserve natural gas used for carbon black production was deemed a dead letter, with an injunction preventing state enforcement.
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Wyoming
J. W. Lacey
Crabbé challenges charge on Hot Springs sheriff enforcement
Crabbé disputes governor Carey in intervening state matters in Hot Springs County where Sheriff Holdredge, a Democrat, faces criticism. Observers note harsher conditions in Casper, Douglas, Kemmerer and Sheridan while no steps are taken against Republican sheriffs. Crabbé praises Holdredge for arrests and liquor confiscation claims, aiming to counter the charge of lax enforcement.
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Carey
Hot Springs Equnty
Pry
Casper
Douglas
Kemmerer
Sheridan
Thermopolis
Crabbé
Holdredge
Troops raid Thermopolis area in Prohibition crackdown
United States troops from Bort D. A. Tussell raided thirteen places in Thermopolis last night under Colonel M. O. Bigelow to assist civil officers in suppressing alleged wholesale liquor violations. Minors reportedly drank freely in an orgy at Gebo area as raids continued. Governor Garey released five troops from command and ordered a Thermopolis detachment.
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Thermopolis
United States
Bort
D. A. Tussell
Ubat
M. 0. Bigelow
Garey
Me “ v
Brigadie
BD. A. Poore
St. ‘Hotel
Agri Ney Te Beeee
Leader Ship Club Seeks Subscriptions Before Deadline
The State Leader's Sailor man ship Club urges members to secure subscriptions ahead of the next Wednesday night deadline. Patrons are reminded that extensions and renewals count toward the drive and that a few subscriptions may win prizes including a $100 bonus.
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Club Credita
Carlisle's Whereabouts Amid Train Hold Up Mystery
Reports swirl about the escaped convict Vincenzo Miserandino and the missing Carlisle figure, with rumors of police hunts near Casper and the Natrona region. Authorities, including Union Pacific agents, sweep Wyoming towns while a famed statue painter is linked to the tale.
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William L. Carlisle
Iaimrobber
Anion Ortabs
Uniion
Medicine Row
Carlislé
Nowa
Iapatelles
Runnors
Brighwn Young
Casper
Meilleine Morebert
Jim Gola
Union Pacific
Natrona
Dohosan
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Crucial Situation in Italy Revealed by News Update
Fragmented report from NOME Nov 24 suggests a developing crisis in Italy with American agents gathering information. Dispatches indicate high level diplomatic activity and possible shifts in alliance, as officials monitor tensions between Kingdom and Dalmatia amid vague cipher data.
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Italy
Kingdom
Dalmatia
Nome
Thuly
Thalyamette Halgutlin
Petey
Jay
Buffaires
Mie Durbueey
Ivebidligg Wrigley
Aeain
Aris
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Mexico City
Jenkins
Jenkine
Sheridan County
States Tribune
Palmer
A. Wrtowell” Palmer
REDS
L W. W
Hot Springs
Gebo
Page
Carlisle
Miserandine
Vincenzo Miserandino
Theodore Roosevelt
Sho
Ahas
Gagreielvas
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