Miners attacked by Montenegrin gunmen found with booze and weapons
Sheriff Holdredge's search of eight houses uncovers ancient firearms among Montenegrin miners and three I W W suspects. No liquor found in Gebo quarters. A prohibition charge and extradition case planned. Deportation hearings opened in Rock.
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al Gebo
Holdredge
Mark Braucht
Gebo
Uquor
Sherift
Mike A
Kirby Sager
Red Lodge
Mont
Bobiah
Montana
Crosby
Hare
Garfield Hour Man in Strike Over Wage Proposals
Washington Nov 22 miners and operators clash over wage talks as 4 15 cents a ton for coal diggers and 20 percent for day laborers form the offer. Government intervention favored to settle the dispute amid deadlock and pending consultations with high officials. The miners reportedly accepted Secretary Wilson’s proposal for a 27.12 cent per ton rise and a $1.59 daily wagon increase.
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Washington
Lapis
Garsheld
Cpokesman
Garfield
Palmer
Hines
Ames
Tkely
Wilson
Eal
Lewis
Exoneration of Emiployes in Veron Grout Crossing Death
Coroner's inquest finds no fault by railroad crew after a car was struck at a crossing. Father SE Grout and father T H Grounds injured but able to testify. Engineer John Burke and fireman W W Coffman present. whistle blown. car seen crossing. train did not anticipate collision.
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Bil
Veron Grout
SE. Grout
T. H. Grounds
Acot
John Burke
Larathe
W. W. Coffman
Rami
Gus Famalis Lararoia
B. Lacey
Pe Rr
Cheyenne High Triumphs Over Greeley in Football Shutout
Cheyenne High School defeated Greeley Colorado 35 to 0. Cheyenne dominated defense and offense with stronger teamwork and training. Greeley struggled with signals and confusions as Cheyenne pressed the pace throughout the game.
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Cheyenne
Greeley, Colo
Greeley Bunch
Greeley
Pub
Cheayers
van Austrain
Benson
War Department report urges 509000 army strength in peace
General Peyton March argues a 509000 regular army is sufficient for U United States in peacetime citing naval power and possessions as safeguards. He says the army can be kept at half strength during peacetime and outlines proposed postwar forces to Congress.
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United States
Peyton March
Oineral Mareh
Lescena
United
Guch
Sata
War Department
Congress
Women Wear Mice as Ornaments in California Art Back Wear
A San Francisco artist, Jerome Prickaen, paints mice on the backs of California women as decor. Mollet is noted as the first model, inspiring many orders after her painted back. The trend spreads with more clients seeking painted animals as body art.
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Thos
Mollet
Nivale
Gordon
Jerome Prickaen
San Francisco
Calfornia
Jerome Erlékaen
Salvation drives Wyoming tops national per capita giving
Wyoming leads the nation in per capita contributions to a Salvation program, with residents donating more on a unit basis than any other state. The effort reflects widespread community support and robust local fundraising campaigns across cities and counties.
Democratic Senator Walsh Receives Wyoming Campaign Update
Judge A N Matson, Wyoming drive chair, reports from Lieut Colonel J W Cousins Rocky Mountain district Salvation Army that David J Walsh, Massachusetts junior senator, supports the western campaign. Wyoming leads 25 western states in contributions, though some groups and counties have yet to fully contribute or report.
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A. N. Matson
Wyoming
J. W. Cousins
Rocky Mountain District
Salvation Army
Cousins
Judge Matson
Los Angeles Fears Electricity Attracting Bugs And Ruining Complexions
In a 1918 reminiscence, LA Gas and Electric vice president William Ballchhyte recalled citizens' odd beliefs about electric lights before 1883. He cited fears that electricity attracted bugs harmed eyesight and worsened women’s complexions. The piece notes electric sales rose from 146,893 to 6,700,000 dollars by 1918.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Ballchhyte
Los Angeles Gas and Electric Corporation
R. H. Ballard
Mr. Baurhyte
Not Necessary to Mine Coal in Utah
Salt Lake City reports discovery of large surface coal deposits in southern Utah. Geologist William Peterson of the state board of equalization says coal can be dragged in massive slabs to market after months of survey in southern counties.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Moy
William Peterson
State Board of Equalization
Peterson
Omaha auditor denies wife murder report
J. L. Hannon traveling auditor for the Union Pacific said there is nothing to the Omaha report that his wife was murdered near Calhouns. He stated Mrs. Hannon is with him, traveling since November 1, and they are stopping at the Moffatt hotel.
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J. L. Hannon
Union Pacifico
Omaha
Calhouns
Reds Boldly Practice Belief as Deportation Delays
On Black Island radicals awaiting deportation faced interrogation by the House Immigration Committee. The 60 anarchists, many appealing, asserted fidelity to radical causes and warned of consequences for meddling. Acting Commissioner He UhI said 60 Reds were present. several had jumped bonds and 25 of 104 ordered left Seattle.
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Associated Prean
New York
Hits Island
House
Sikty
Bert Johnson
Comp
Uhi
Seattle
General Angeles Shot Without Trial
Reported in San Antonio that General Angeles, allied with Pancho Villa, was executed without trial. The claim, attributed to Marcos Garcia secretary to Villa, circulated among Mexican circles but lacks independent confirmation and details.
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General Angeles
San Antonio
Texas
Peres
Trrial
Martias Garcia
Pancho Villa
Casper Editor Warned Carlisle Is Returning
Casper editor Emmett Stapleton of the Casper Herald is identified by a photograph as William L. Gar, a train bandit reportedly involved in the Uomne Baasne twain No. 10 hold up near Medicine Bow. A telegram from Omaha Casper mentions a threat and a promise of return, dated Tuesday night.
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Casper
Wyo
Emmett Stapleton
Casper Herald
William L. Garconviet
Medicine Bow
EE Stapleton
W. Tome Pales
Soprano Lucrezia Borlini Regains Voice for Tour
Milan reports that Lucrezia Borlini the Spanish lyric soprano who lost her voice in 1915 during Metropolitan Opera triumphs has recovered it for four years of silence. She plans a 1920 21 tour.
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Milan
Lucrezia Borl
Metropolitan Opera Company
World Labor Conference Defends Eight-Hour Day
Washington reports a committee calls for eight hour day and forty eight hour week to be submitted to the national Labor council within four weeks. The recommendation supports workers seeking shorter work time and broader weekly limits.
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Washington
Cama
Reational Labor Council
Flour Mills Closed in Colorado Strike Impact
Three northern Colorado mills at Longmont, Loveland, and Eaton shut down due to coal shortages. About 2,000 miners idle after a new walkout, with 1,300 striking and 700 nonreturnees. Unions seek recognition and potential prosecutions loom if workers return to work Monday.
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Denver
Goelorado
Longmont
Borthoud
Eaton
Colorado
Key
Leader's Salesmanship Club Promises Prizes Final Draw
Three days remain before the Leader's Salesmanship Club ends its campaign with a Wednesday night drawing. Members stand to win large prizes including a Hudson Super-Six Oldsmobile Overland and a Hawkton Plane, while others receive smaller awards or a ten percent card commission. Balloting logistics are in place for the final state draw.
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Leader
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