Pacific Blames State for Carlisle’s Escape
The piece reports officials discussing a $200 reward for Carlisle’s capture amid claims Wyoming residents favor his escape. An official claims to have told Union Pacific officials that 90 percent of Wyoming’s people back his fugitive status, sparking costly publicity and debate over penitentiary policy and state actions.
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VNN Pacific
STATE
Carlisle
Mr. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Union
Etate
Sheridan strike called off after miners jailed
Report describes coal miners in Carneyville voting to end action as 52 alleged radicals are jailed under military control. The piece lists unclear names and authorities, noting troop deployment and state measures amid the unrest.
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Sheridan
Carneyville
Eigen
D. A
Mine strike ends as troops withdraw after wage talks falter
Federal Fuel Administrator Garfield unveils a 14 percent wage raise plan for mine workers and warns against coal price moves while Secretary Wilson acts as mediator. Miners vote to end the strike with officials claiming the district relief and troops recalled amid unsettled arrests and ongoing investigation into interference at the mines.
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Washington
Mov
Garfield
Wilson
Ung
Met
John L. Lewis
Wilon
Madoo Challenges Coal Operators on Income Taxes
Former Secretary of the Treasury William J. McAdoo presents a formal answer to coal operators defending income tax charges. The dispute centers on alleged profits and price controls tied to coal production and distribution.
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MADOO
Secretary OF Treasury
Reas
New Yorkavy
Renanes
William J. McAdoo
Titheary
Hig
Unclear Postal Card Ties to Wyoming Lobo Case
Fragmentary text suggests police traced a postal card bearing odd words to William Lisle, a Wyoming allegedly involved in a robbery case. The report is incomplete, with key details missing about actions or outcomes.
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EL Paso
Tam Twre
Bill Carlighe
William Lisle
Wyoming
Ellis Island Forum Bolshevism and a Despondent Ward's Death
Anna Cadwell a 14 year old ward of the humane department committed suicide yesterday at the home of Dr. I W Miller in Pine Bluffs where she had lived for two years under care of the society. No motive is given beyond despondency over possible commitment to the detention facility.
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Anna Cadwell
State Humane Department
I. W. Miller
Pine Bluffs
Society
Beneix
Denewr
Dr. Miller
Mexico Revolt News and Opium Death in Separate Dispatches
Washington reports officials fear Mexico’s delay in replying to the American note. In a separate item, a New York inquiry reveals correspondence suggesting sympathetic views toward radicals at Ellis Island during Frederick C. Howe’s tenure, accusing the island of becoming a forum for Bolshevism.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. @. Jenkins
New York
Frederick C. Howe
Ellis Island
House Immigration Committee
Rane
Onsen MA
Binow
New Orleans Sees Spree After Court Halts Prohibition
New Orleans on November 26 reported a citywide sale surge as Federal Judge Foster War-Ume halted prohibition enforcement for an hour. Whiskey beer and wines were sold over the counter to patrons of the Herman Leber Liquor Company during the temporary suspension.
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Orleans
New Orleans
Foster
Herman Leber
Fire ravages Lusk buildings causing heavy losses
Reports claimed a sweeping blaze damaged the business district and threatened the Masonic temple used as a county courthouse. The district court records survived while county attorney papers were destroyed along with fixtures and upper floor offices.
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Masonic Temple
Niobrara County
Converse County
District Court
Two Women and Soldier in Nighttime Dance Tragedy
Lillian Kennedy and Hay Holmes faced a love triangle ending in a gun confrontation after Kennedy followed Holmes to a Coliseum dance. Police intervened as jealousy and threats of suicide drew possible tragedy toward Thanksgiving Day.
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Lillian Kennedy
Hay Holmes
Fort CD. A. Russell
Allas Hotel
Holmes
Fort
Leas
Coliseum
State Leader Salesmanship Campaign Ends With Winners
Promptly at ten o'clock last night Mayor E A Stobe and Thomas Hunter oversaw the closing of the Leader's Sales Club ballot box. The box will stay shut until out of town members’ ballots arrive and the final audit and counts are announced.
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E.A
Stobe
Thomas Hunter
Ming Audit
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Arfield
Udgement Uts
Sol‘diera
Eviount Dean
Major Dean
Indianapolis
Dolph Thomand
M. J. Blake
U.S
Edward Sevier
Thomas
Monarch
Dolph Thomas
Sooutes
Pee
Edward Seavey
Page & Mo
Mexico
Chorch
Suet Sheeks
Dill Carlisle
Carranza
United States
Jenkins
Howe
Mles
George Andretehine
Uncle Sam
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