Mother Gains Support in Struggle to Save Pearson
Denver women and anti capital punishment leaders rally to save Clyde Pearson slayer of Sheriff Roach from the gallows. Judge Graham grants a transcript at county expense and a new trial appeal may follow. if denied, Colorado pardons board may commute to life. Pearson's mother led the effort, portraying a life of hardship to win sympathy and support.
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Clyds B. Pearson
Frank Roach
Neil F. Graham
Fort Collins
Denver
Thomas Bradshaw
Pearson
Colorado Pardons Board
Col. Bulger
Colorado
Bradshaw
Board of Pardons
Naked Wet Wieht
Supreme Court
City计划再融资债务以降低利率
市政委员会今午1点半召开专会，完成对1十万美元债券的再融资安排。五个月前再融资将利率从5%降至4%并已以此利率出售本次再融资债券。涉及水务扩建45,000美元与排水权利1,500美元的再融资获提议，市财政官员称利率下降得益于国内资金过剩。
Federal Judge Bares Big Chicago Syndicate for Gambling Purposes
Chicago authorities exposed a gambling syndicate linked to a baseball pool. Witnesses testified daily telephone racing results reach cigar stores and saloons where bets are placed. The operation allegedly involved elites, with bets as high as 40000 dollars per day and plans for World Series wagering.
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Chicago
Only 408 Men Responded to Strike Call in NYC Transit Walkout
A labor conference report notes a tacit admission of a general sympathy strike for subway elevated and streetcar workers now on strike in Manhattan the Bronx and Westchester. Police say only 405 men answered the call. Over in another note, more than a hundred thousand members of the United Hebrew Trailer assembly returned to work after a triple holiday.
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New York
Wvas
Manhattan
Bronx
Weatchester County
United Hebrew Trailer Assembly
Colorado Batteries to Camp at Deming on Border Trip
Military headquarters announced that Battery B of Denver and Battery C of Colorado Springs would enter camp at Deming New Mexico upon their arrival at the border, as part of a test of the Colorado national card.
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Colorado
Deming
New Mexico
EL Paso
Tex
Denver
Colorado Springs
N. M
Nephew of Former Nicaraguan Chief Kills Four in Fight
In Managua on October 2 a clash over G. Chamorro’s presidential bid left Salvador Zeokla, nephew of former President Zelaya, dead set of conservatives. Zeokla attacked a conservative group, four were killed and Chamorro led the conservatives, while Dr. Julian Tevns withdrew from the race amid threats of nonrecognition by Washington.
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Managua
Nicaraugua
Chamorro
Salvador Zeokla
Zokla
Chamorroe
Julian Tevns
Washington
Zelaya
Greeks Massacred by Turks Reported in Asia Minor
Rome, Oct 2 Greek residents in the Smyrna district reportedly suffer severe persecution with many killed in outlying districts. A Turkish commander in Armenia allegedly issued a proclamation to troops protesting lack of ammunition as Allied aid lags.
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Rome
Greece
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Armenia
Thport
Protest Against Mexican Mine Property Tax Demands
A fifty smelting company delegation represented by William Loeb Jr protested to the Mexico American Peace Commission against what they called confiscatory decrees in Mexico. They urged a return to the old system, citing quadrupled export taxes on gold and silver and new taxes on copper lead and zinc. Investment by the companies was stated at 215 million dollars and 1912 output had fallen. In Chicago, detectives seized records of the Sportmen's Club of America under Hoyne's direction, former mayor Thompson once led the group.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Dot
Mexico
Mexico-American Peace Commission
William Loeb, Jr
American Smelting and Refining Company
Chicago
Hoyne
Sportamen’s Club of America
William Hele Thompwer
Nation's Future at Stake says Henry Ford plea for Wilson
Henry Ford urges support for Wilson in a national crisis while New York faces a milk shortage probe. Attorney General Woolbury orders a sweeping inquiry into New York milk supply with a non-partisan referee to hear testimony amid alleged conspiracies in restraint of trade. Health Commissioner Emerson demands strict milk inspections as a shortage worsens. daily city milk intake slashed to about 16 percent of normal 4.4 million quarts.
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Henry Ford
Wilson
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Wooitbury
Mil
New York
Dairymen's League
Emerson
Cily
Ohio marshal and another slain in Braggs incident
City Marshal Starr of Braggs, Ohio, and Dart Daceler were killed in a revolver fight in Oklahoma City. Police officer John Marlow was seriously wounded as witnesses say Daceler caused a disturbance and Starr and Marlow intervened to quiet him.
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Oklahoma City
Starr
Braggs
Ohio
Dart Daceler
John Marlow
Witneewes Euld Daseler
Marlow
Fire Devours Stockyards Triggering Citywide Cattle Panic
In Cleveland on October 2 a fire destroyed stockyards area, two acres of hay and large amounts of feed. Several hundred cattle were burned or released, roaming the city as President George Murphy suspects arson.
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Cleveland
George Murphy
Ford says Wilson wins independents in November vote
Henry Ford after a luncheon at Shadow Lawn says Wilson solidified independent support with a strong speech. He predicts an unprecedented realignment in the November election and notes he will vote for Wilson after years as a Republican. Ford cautions Republicans to rethink their campaign, while praising Wilson’s leadership and the return to a normal campaign phase.
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New York
Henry Ford
Par Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Wilson
Americana
Weather Outlook for Wyoming and South Regions
Forecast notes light snow or rain in northern areas with warmer air in the south. Tuesday brings showers and cold winds, while Wednesday remains unsettled with likely snow for northern districts and cooler temperatures overall.
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Wyoming
Malu
Suuw
Costigan Breaks With Republicans Backing Wilson
Edward P. Costigan, once a Colorado Republican and later a Progressive leader, issues a statement endorsing Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic program. He argues Wilson’s administration has enacted much of the Progressive agenda.
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Colorado
Wilson
Denver
Edward P. Costigan
Progressive Party
Lts
Provident Wilson
Coethean
Democratic Party
Woodrow Willow
Senator Clarke Dead Funeral to Be Held Today
Senator James P. Clarke, president pro tem of the Senate, died at his home Sunday in Little Rock. Born August 13, 1851 in Yarou ity, Miss, he was married in Helena on November 4, 1834 to Sallie Moore. He is survived by a son and two daughters. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon from the local church with interment in a local cemetery.
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Martin
Little Rock
Get
United States
James P. Clarke
Clarke
Yarouity
Miss
Lie
Holema
Ailes Sallie Moore Lie
Allies accuse Sweden of bias in naval rules
Reports from London indicate growing tension between Sweden and the Entente over neutrality. Allied ships have pressed near Swedish waters while Germany and Turkish vessels operate with impunity, drawing protests from Stockholm and hints of mediation by British ambassador Sir Esme Howard. The dispute follows Sweden’s mining of the Cogrund channel and blockade near Kalmar, with Romanian and Balkan movements also reported as the theater of shifting fronts.
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London
Sweden
Stockholm
Esme Howard
Fntense
Battic
Cogrund
Alline
Kalmar Strait
Runmientana
Danube
Mulgari
Rustiink
Tortukel
leneintWandlien Varna
Rube Ra’e
Rinvk Sea
Dobrudia
Bucharest
Democrats See Good Chance To Carry Oregon
Special to the State Leader Salem Ore Oct 2 A straw vote taken in Albany shows 64 for Wilson and six for Hughes, with Democrats hoping Oregon votes for Hughes or at least for the Democratic electors. Women can vote for the first time. Republicans hope to win with male support, while Democrats claim a majority of the female vote. The political scene notes former Roosevelt supporters returning to the Republican fold and progressive leaders split, with figures like Wilcox Hanley and Jerry Rusk cited in the Oregon contest.
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Salem
Ore
Albany
Oregon
Union
Wieson
Hughes
Wilcot
Pom Vetala
Wilson
Ty & Rey
Republican Party
Nmmwet Caletiab
Llackey
Wilcog
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Union Pacific
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Tepont
Peace Board
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Senator Clarke
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