Senator Defends States Rights In Prohibition Debate
A speech by a nominee to a federal post critiques proportional federal authority while addressing social justice programs. He cites public Welfare, opposes centralized power, and warns of danger in federal burden shifting. He speaks on prohibition, industrial peace, labor regulations, public health, and child welfare to a delegation of women.
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Ator Harding
Department of Public Welfare
Washington
Senate
Senator Borah Quits Campaign Despite Public Support
A Washington dispatch says Senator Borah plans to quit the campaign amid a Republican press office denial. The note cites a letter from the Idaho senator asking that no more engagements be arranged for the time being, while Borah continues to set itineraries under supervision. Three Connecticut engagements were said not to be cancelled.
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W York
Idaho
Senator Borah
Prise
Senar Borah
Connecticut
Edwin Warner committed to New York sanitarium
New York October 1 Edwin Warner a tennis player who sparked the Wall Street disaster was committed to a sanitarium at Amityville Long Island after subsequent hospitalization for 20 weeks at Ballyue hospital.
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New York
Edwin Her
Ring of the Wall Street
Amityville
Long Isand
Ballyue Hospital
Northwestern Coal Miners Accept Scale
In Seattle on October 1, 28 Northwestern locals voted to accept a wage increase proposed by operators effective September 10, rejecting a delayed order from headquarters. District 10 UMWA President Robin Harlin announced the results showing 1,104 against and 928 in favor of the strike or walkout. The new terms include a wage increase and licenses for boys.
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Seattle
Robi Harlin
United Mine Workers of American
Mrs Pollard Elected President of Colorado Federation
Mrs L A Pollard ofOnenas Springs was elected president of the Colorado State Federation of Women’s Clubs at the annual convention in Fort Collins. She takes leadership of the organization as it continues its community service work across the state.
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Fort Collins
Colo
L. A. Pollard
Onenas Springs
Colorado
Eee Mae
Railroad Control Pay Roll Is Less
Washington October 1 A reduction of nearly $920000 in the monthly payroll of the railroad administration since government control ended February 29 was announced Friday by Secretary Payne From 2612 employees in February with a payroll of 676078 the number dropped to 1195 in August with a payroll of 250576
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Payne
New York City Valuation Near Nine and Half Billion
New York City will have an assessed valuation of 9.608 billion dollars for 1981, up 1.399 billion from the current year. Personal property values show Rockefeller interests at 3 million and 6 million for John D. Rockefeller and Jr. respectively, plus Depew, Vanderbilt, Whitney estates, and The Equitable Life Insurance Building noted at 90 million with a 4 million rise.
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New York
Real Esstate
New York City
Board of Taxes and Asseguments
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Chauncey M. Depew
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Shi
Harry Payne Whitney
Equitable Life Insurance
Ub Ng Wea
Baseball leaders propose turning games over to the public
Representatives of four major leagues launched a movement to depoliticize baseball by placing control in the hands of nonowners and nonplayers. The letter, signed by William Veuck of the Chicago NL club, Barney Deerfus of the Pittsburgh AL club, and John Meilan of the New York NL chapter, was sent to all major clubs.
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Cicaco
Willam Veuck
Chicago
Seveten
Leage
Barney Deerfus
Pitts
Jonn Me Ian
World Series Opens Next Tuesday at Bre’ Home
The world’s baseball championship series starts next Tuesday at Bre’ the home of the National League winner, with games to five wins. First and all games begin at 2 pm eastern time, 12 pm Cheyenne time, with full reports via leased wire to The State Tribune. Fans may visit the office to hear live returns and megaphone updates on the core-board.
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Bre
Natonal
Cheyenne
State Tribune
Parks Too Small to Permit Attendance Record Breaks
New York October 1 The headline notes that despite rising baseball interest the coming world series is unlikely to set new attendance records because park capacities cannot exceed past peak figures. It cites 1918 totals of 261 001 at post field and 42 620 for a single game, with other historic marks. Continued on Page Three.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Baseball grand jury probes fixing amid World Series doubt
Chicago authorities heard new evidence about throwing games in the World Series and investigated alleged crooked work in the National League. William Veek, Chicago club president, cited a Philadelphia win fix claim and outlined details while others questioned a August 31 game and gambler influence.
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Hicago
William Veek
Chicago
Philadelphia
Lie Magee
Hal Veck
Detroit
Gambbiers
Themerlven
Hendricks
Alexander
Ths
Clyi- Tee Te Nioniares
Philadel- Garry
Record of record high divorce filings in Lara mie County court
District court docket shows fifty four divorce cases set for the term opening next Monday, the highest number in county history. Most petitions allege desertion and non support as grounds with both divorcing spouses and frequent cross suits.
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Laramie
Cox in Oklahoma Spreads League of Nations views
Governor Cox toured Oklahoma discussing the League of Nations and war issues, answering questions on league provisions and soldier bonuses. He spoke in El Reno and at the state fairgrounds, denouncing big business while praising Wilson and urging faith in world morality. He touched on divorce trends linked to wartime troop movements and listed a light October criminal docket with several murder cases and various felonies.
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Klahoma City
Cox
Oklahoma
League of Nations
el Reno
State Fair Grounds
Wilson
League
Woodrow Wilson
Seann
Fort Russell
Lee Geow
Thomas Holland
John Federden
Walter Newell
Frank Jennings
Laraamie
Fred Grothe
Joseph HH. Mae
Walter Weell
Ee Geow
Beommrd H.sertion
John Kahookanoo
Harvey Allen Cline
Arthur Shafer
Joseph Wood
Rand
Maggie Stowers
Eddie Buckles
Lester
Ralph Green
Joseph Rohm
L. A. Smith
Louis LaFontaine
Charles Munson
Joseph Bentfield
William McConnell
Harry McConnell Brothers
Floyd Ranker
Union Pacific plans Archer area rail extension to Goshen Hole
The Union Pacific surveys a Haig Goshen Hole extension from Haig Neb to Archer eight miles east, linking the main line with the Hole region. The plan includes a Springer Wye route via Horse Creek valley, creating a new Nebraska town near the Wyoming line and a sugar factory.
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Goshen Hole
Crete
Ua Pacific Railroad Company
Goshen Hole Oe
Haig
Neb
Archer
Daten Pacifle
Enne
Ucable
Union Pacific
Haig- Goshen Hole
Springer Wye
Springer
Horse Creek
Pole Creek
Crow Creek
Cheyenne
Boe Et Ms
Wyoming-Nebraska
Nebraska
Wyoming Weekend Weather Forecast
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Wyoming on Saturday and Sunday with possible showers in the extreme northwest. Cooler temperatures are expected on Sunday.
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Wyoming
Governor Carey Heads Into Jackson Hole Hunt Voyage
Governor Robert D. Carey and Sir Thomas Edmonde of Ireland travel with a party into Jackson's Hole country for a big game hunt. In the mountains between Lander and the Hole they faced sixteen inches of snow after leaving Dubois Fremont County and pressed on with extreme difficulty. Mrs. Carey is among the party.
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MPHAT
Robert D. Carey
Sir Thomas Edmonde
Ireland
Jackson's Hole
Lander
The
Hole
Cheyenne
Dubois
Fremont County
Carey
Hunger strike Cork mayor judged not nourished by specialist
Annie MacSwiney, sister of Cork Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney, says Sir Norman Moore told her he found no nourishment being given to her brother in Brixton jail after examining medicines given to relieve headaches and pains.
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Ondon
Annie MacSwiney
Cork
Associated Press
Norman Moore
Brixton Prison
MacSwiney
Miss MacSwiney
Norman
Olle
Omac
Editorial charges Lloyd George tied to Black and Tan plan
The New Statesman editorial alleges Prime Minister Lloyd George bore responsibility for the Black and Tan reprisals. It claims authority for the claim comes from Down Street sources and Sir Hamar Greenwood’s Ireland policy, asserting deliberate outrages were planned to dodge direct blame.
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Lloyd George
London
New Statesman
Dell Jy
Down Street
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
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United States District Attorney
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Mary
Archer Objective
Governor Carey
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