Elaine Race War Drops Two Whites and Seven Blacks
Helena Arkansas reports say two white men Clinton Lee and J A Appen and seven Black individuals are dead after clashes. Wounds include a railroad agent W D Adkins and Ira Proctor among others. the situation remains critical as officials assess the escalating violence.
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Maid of Honor Named for Confederate Veterans Convention
Mary Louise Owens of Hiver Maryland was named maid of honor for the Confederate Veterans reunion to be held in Allania October 8 to 10. Owens is the daughter of Moe J. Owens, president of the Southern Society of Washington.
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Reed heckled and booed by crowd at Oklahoma City event
United States Senator James A Reed faced heavy heckling and left the Ardmore Convention Hall stage after an 8 000 strong audience disrupted his introduction and interrupted his planned speech opposing the treaty of peace and the league of nations.
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Black man faces long prison term after Merchantville incident
In Campden New Jersey on October 1, James Whitings, a Black man, was tried and sentenced within about 90 minutes to 20 to 30 years in state prison. A posse had hunted him since last Monday after an incident near Merchantville involving a white woman, the wife of a shipyard worker.
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Zeppelin Fleet Plans Pressured by Treaty Limitations
On its maiden voyage from Friedrichshafen to Berlin the Hamburg American line’s first Zeppelin Bodensee completed about 875 miles in six hours. The airship, 395 feet long, can travel over sixty miles per hour. Additional Zeppelins are under construction as treaties constrain commercial use.
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Assault on White Woman Sparks Army Control in District
Troops patrolled the district under General Wood after a brutal attack on Mrs. Wisener. A 12-year-old son alerted her brother Ralph Gilson, finding her bound and gagged in a shed with injuries. Publicity was to be minimized following a conference with General Wool and three Omaha editors.
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Opfen Shop Only Issue, Says Gary Washington
Judge Elbert H. Gary testifies to the Senate Investigation Committee that the steel strike hinges on workers joining unions or not. He asserts the strike is already collapsing as it centers on whether employees may work without joining labor unions.
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Extra Credit Offer Attracts Club Workers Enrollment Growth Promised
A local club promotes an incentive plan with $400 in extra prizes and a $400 cash award split into two equal prizes. The initiative aims to boost participation as new members join this week and enrollment is expected to surge statewide. Details note district splits and multiple drawing opportunities as turnout is encouraged.
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Trustees Meeting Attendance By Judge Garey and W Deming
Judge Joseph M. Garey and W Deming attended a meeting of the board of trustees of the University of Wyoming in Larude Speterday.
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Cheyenne Labor Unions Form New Labor Party Branch
Sixteen members from the Cheyenne Trades and Labor assembly met at the Labor Journal building and unanimously formed a branch of the No Labor party in Laramie. Charles Robert Smith was elected chairman and D A McVey secretary. Delegates endorsed running mayor and city commissioners in the upcoming municipal election. A meeting is planned for Saturday.
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Reds Triumph Sparks Fan Adulation As Reuther Shines
In Cheyenne a plan advances to build 24 more homes if labor unions agree to cooperate for stable conditions. The Cheyenne Home Builders' association directors urge quick action pending union collaboration to ensure a dependable labor base for the project.
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Man of Hour as America's Agent in Italian Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a naval officer identified as Rear Admiral Andrews serving in a liaison role for the American occupation. The text references Marine units and Dalmatian relations, with unclear phrases about naval command and duties.
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Unrecorded Air Stunts Dazzle Capital City Crowd
An aerial exhibition given near sunset by Osborne Daniels and partner Bork L. Cole wowed residents of the capital city. The display featured dives, spins, and other high altitude maneuvers over the city hotel area, drawing large crowds and praising the pilots for their skill.
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