Colorado coal strike talks end in stalemate as leaders urge solution
A joint conference of three leading coal mine operators and three striking miners adjourned at 1 a.m. without agreement. Governor Ammons and labor secretary William B. Wilson oversaw proceedings that lasted from 10:16 a.m. to 1 a.m. with no resolution on recognizing the United Mine Workers or a contract to unionize. The stalemate leaves Colorado's southern coal fields in limbo pending a new settlement.
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Denver
Ammons
Colorado
Sidock
Oelock
United Mine Workers
Pasiona
William B. Wilson
Wilson
Erest
Doyle
Eeeth Chage
Gemin Trinidad
Wag
Rivers Defeats Cross in Tenacious 20 Round Fight
Los Angeles boxer Joe Rivers, a Mexican contender, defeated Joachim Crogg in a brutal 20 round match at Vernon arena. Rivers scored decisive knockdowns in rounds two and twelve, maintained control with sharp hooks, and won by decision as Cross exhausted late, delivering a spectacular display of power and endurance.
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Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
Joach Croag
New York
Vernon Arena
Cross
Rivers
Ollent
Ree Blake
Poplar
Mer Rivers
Villa shifts plan to move south after Juarez victory
Rebel leader Villa reports he will march toward the south with 7 000 troops to strike federal forces and attack Chihuahua while Carranza contemplates moving into Chihuahua state potentially abandoning a coast southward route. Officials in Washington describe the Mexican situation as routine with no immediate actions expected.
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Hermosillo
Mex
Villa
Huerta
Juarez
Carranza
Constitutionaliste
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
Tepic
National — Railway
EL Paso
Texas
Villa Ahumada
Tierra Blanca
Washington
William Thrill
Edward Grey
Wilson
London
South Cheyenne Playground Fund Tag Day
Tomorrow the children of South Cheyenne will sell to raise a fund for a spring playground. They will stage stunts during winter to swell the fund and plan to do all the work required. Substantial encouragement is their right.
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South Cheyenne
Seven Injured as Train Collision in Des Moines
Seven persons were injured when a Burlington freight train collided with Rock Island passenger No. 57 at a crossing in Des Moines early today. The westbound freight derailed and plunged into the southbound Rock Island train on the Kansas City and St. Paul Short Line.
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Des Moines
Burlington
Rock Island
Kansas City and St. Paul
Montgomery to Be Tried Today in Dual Courts
In district court Olga Waret Smith faces claims over securing money from her 77-year-old husband and taking a trip without full disclosure. In federal court Roy Montgomery of Gillette answers a charge of violating the Matadet, with a judge noting a history of sensational anecdotes and a gallery populated by locals.
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Olga Waret Smith
Roy Montgomery
Gillette
Nontgomr Ory
Gillette Ty
Mondell linked to attack on Lane over timber case
The Tribune’s Washington correspondent is accused of inflaming public opinion against Secretary Lane in the Getchell timber case. Getchell, a hired agent for Kilpatrick Brothers tied to Burlington railway, faced a $1,000 fine after guilty pleas for timber theft on public lands.
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Washington
George ©. Getchell
Kilpatrick Brothers Company
Burlington Railway
Frank W. Mondell
Lane
Mondell
Tribune
George C. Getchell
The
Cetchell
Goetchell
Getehel
Getehell
Getchell
Department
United States
Forecast for Wyoming Likely Fair then Rain or Snow
Weather bulletin from Washington forecasts Wyoming will be fair today with rain or snow arriving in western portions by Friday. Saturday is expected to bring a further fall in precipitation.
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Washington
Wyoming
Thanksgiving toil on the mountain pager crew
The note recalls four pages produced by the Leader during the holiday period. The writers mention eating turkey and working through the night while others slept, expressing gratitude for the effort and newspaper production.
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Mike
Football Carnale and Coffeehouse Scores Across The Nation
A string of college football results shows Cornell beat Pennsylvania 21 to 0 while Virginia defeated North Carolina 26 to 7. Texas crushed Notre Dame 80 to 7. Colorado Mines routed Denver 49 to 7. Utah Agricultural beat Utah 21 to 0. Colorado College and Oklahoma also posted wins.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennesse
Notre Dame
Texas
South Dakota
Creighton
Colorado Mines
Denver
Colorado College
Emporia
Utah Agricultural
Utah
Colorado Unlversity
Oklahoma
Aviator Martin Sets Passenger Flight Record at 9 000 Feet
Glenn L. Martin piloted a four passenger biplane with Frank A. Garbutt aboard to 9 000 feet in Los Angeles, breaking the previous American passenger carrying record of 5 000 feet held by John Gilperick. The craft carried a 90 horsepower motor and span of 39 feet. A second note from Epernay reports two military aviators burned to death when their plane struck a tree and burst into flames.
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Los Angeles
Frank A. Garbutt
Glenn L. Martin
John Guy Gilpetrick
Martin
Epernay
Frances
Funeral for Amiziah Reed Held This Afternoon
The late Amiziah Reed who died in Denver Tuesday will have funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the early undertaking parlors. Rev. Leon C. Hills will preside with assistance from the local G A R, of which Reed had long been a member. Reed, age 70, moved to Cheyenne in 1884 and was well known. seven children survive, with Mrs. John Brave of Cheyenne and Mrs. Cheney of Denver able to attend the services.
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Amiziah Reed
Denver
Leon C. Hills
G. A R
Heed
Cheyenne
Tle Wae
John Brave
Mra, & & Cheney
If Husbands and Wives Were Absolutely Frank
Questioning blunt honesty in marriage, the piece ponders how long couples would endure living together if truthfulness governed daily life. It weighs social norms and personal frictions behind domestic harmony.
Mrs. R. G. Shingle Dies Suddenly at 58
Mrs. R G Shingle wife of former legislator died suddenly yesterday afternoon after paralysis. Born in Riverston Ohio in 1865 she moved to Cheyenne 25 years ago becoming a well known pioneer beloved by many. Funeral plans not yet finalized likely Sunday afternoon.
Cheyenne High Champions of Colo and Wyo
Cheyenne high school football team defeated the Aguile Shorthorn squad of Fort Collins 7 to 0 at Pioneer Park. Clowery scored the lone touchdown after Cheyenne dominated most of the second half, with Hart and Marks among standout players. Crowd turnout was large, and Cheyenne was praised as the best team in Wyoming and Colorado.
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Fort Colling
Pioneer Park
Cheyenne
Colorado
Wyoming
Shorthorns
Sterday
Mat
Sterling
Doyle
Princeton
Hart
Hutchinson
Clowery
Marks
Ead Ring
Ageles
Clowgpy
Storey
Gurlesky
Smith
Snow
Lee
Blales
Witheas
Los Baer
Poxides
Fort Colina
Atudenta
Jooal Bia Felioal
Wan Ae
Ut. A. CA
Uhtek
Chaurlowhy
Peeers
Teel Starwy
Lot
F Doyle
Lial Hart
Siow
Gallega Marka
Gort Peters
Opi
Fom
Hugh Head
Port
Tech
Rover
Houthern
Merking
Netherton
Lei
Porgy Collin
Baday
Senate cancels November meeting amid Thanksgiving delays
Washington November 27 The Democratic senate conference postpones tonight's session as many senators attend Thanksgiving dinners. A conference spokesman said no night session will occur and rescheduled for ten o'clock tomorrow. Amendments were minor while major provisions of the administration currency bill remained unchanged. The bill seeks regional banks owned and controlled by national banks and is slated for floor debate when the regular session opens Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Democrata
Kern
Owet
Clabby Wins Despite Losing Teeth in San Francisco Fight
Jimmy Clabby of Hammond Indiana, middleweight, defeats Soldier Frank Logan in the fourteenth round of a scheduled twenty round bout. Referee stops the contest as Logan staggers on the feet. Clabby loses and regains his teeth after Logan’s short right hand loosens them.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Frank Logan
Griffin
Leagan
Ain
Logan
Clabby
Clipby
Six Rifemen Loot Bank In Canada Town
Six gunmen robbed the Bank of British North America at Aggasiz a small town sixty miles east of Vancouver B C late last night They escaped with unspecified losses the amount not reported by officials The crime marks a bold armed heist in a frontier Canadian community with no immediate arrests reported
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Vancouver
B. C
Bank of British North America
Aggasiz
Here
Dollar Thoner Dinner Drive Urges Local Support
A Cheyenne fundraiser called the Dollar Thoner seeks community backing for a big evening at the Plains next Friday. Committee members H.J. Dyer CJ Oluhane and Bob LaMontaine urge everyone to buy a ticket and contribute a dollar to help cover costs.
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the Plains
H. J. Dyer
CJ Oluahane
Bob Laontaine
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