Astor Inheritance Tax Paid in Preliminary Check
Albany reports a preliminary check of 3 150 000 dollars issued to the late Col. John Jacob Astor's estate as part of the inheritance tax. The estate is valued around 5000000 and the final tax will be set when the state appropriation for the 96 million estate is completed.
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ASTOR
Albany
Jola Jacob Astor
Cook Medical
Giese
Scars brothers leap from third story in Chicago
John and Hugh O Donahue arrived from Ireland three weeks ago and jumped from a third story window while fleeing a holdup man with a revolver. They ran a mile in their underclothes before stopping. Authorities noted the escape occurred early today in Chicago.
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Chicago
John
Hugh O' Donahue
Ireland
Cheyenne Writers Find Fortune in Western Movie Scenarios
In Cheyenne, Howard J. Barns, a member of the Eleventh Infantry, writes cowboy and soldier life scenarios for major film producers. Contracts demand monthly outputs, with Barns earning via government pay and freelance checks. He cites early success with the Hollson and Lobin companies, and notes a shift toward two and three reel pictures, prompting many locals to aim for authentic western stories.
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Moving Picture
Howard JH. Barns
Eleventh Infantry
Mort
A. Russell
Harnes
Soldier Life
Bison 101 Ranch Company
Itn
Locil Theater
Horne
Bourcosh
Diana
Sie
Hollson Company
Lobin
Lu- Hin
Mdiaon
Negaive Production
Karns
Cheyenne
Good Eaters Are Good Fighters
A dated ad copy extols digestive health and cites Stuart's Dyspepsia Tableta as aiding digestion. It emphasizes that a strong stomach supports work effort, business leadership, and resilience against competition, promising rapid stomach relief and improved digestion across foods.
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Lidarty
Stuart
Simple remedy for stomach trouble promoted by druggists
An advertisement urges readers to buy a stomach aid from their druggist. It claims quick relief after taking one or two tablets after meals and notes the product is sold by all druggists for 50 cents. It emphasizes personal benefit and urges immediate purchase.
Leather for Resoling Boots Breaks Steel Strike
In Sharon, Pennsylvania on October 12, 1920, seventy five Farrell plant workers of Carnegie Steel quit over wage demands. The manager offered discarded plant leather belting to resoling shoes, a plan accepted by the strikers, who returned to work.
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Sharon
Farrell
Carnegie Steel Company
Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Note Found in Grand Junction
Washington reports chief Wilkie of the Secret Service announced a new counterfeit twenty dollar note. The imitation imitates the Mesa County National Bank in Grand Junction Colorado and bears Washington’s portrait with a missing series number. The crude print from poor woodcuts would not fool a casual handler.
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Grand Junction
Washington
Wilkie
Secret Service
National Bank
Mesa County National Bank
Colo
RingWorm Remedy Promises Quick Ringworm Cure
An ad touts Saxo Salve as a superior skin remedy for ringworm and other skin ailments. It claims the ointment removes ringworm quickly and safely, destroying the parasites and soothing the skin with its ingredients.
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Harber
College Football Scores And Pairings From The Era
A listing of assorted college football results shows Cheyenne High defeating Laramie High 13 to 6, Missouri 14 Rolla 0, Colorado 0 Colorado Agricultural 21, Washburn 12 Nebraska 30, Kansas Agricultural 6, Drake 21 Alumni 7, Kansas 27 Missouri Normal 0, Iowa 31 Cornell 0, Michigan 35 Michigan Agricultural 7, Wisconsin 56 Northwestern 0, Harvard 26 Williams 3, Swarthmore 6 Pennsylvania 3, Yale 16 Lafayette 0, Princeton 31 Virginia Polytechnic 0. The feed reflects organized intercollegiate play with varied scores.
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Cheyenne High
Laramie High
Missouri
Rolla
O. Colorado
Colorado Agricultural
Denver University
Washburn
Nebraska
Kansas Agricultural
Drake
Alumni
Kansas
Missouri Normal
Iowa
Cornell
Michigan
Michigan Agricultural
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Harvard
Williams
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Yale
LaFayette
Princeton
Virginia Polytechnic
Judge Orders Two Mashers to Join the Gideons
In Milwaukee on October 12 Judge Neelan ordered Abraham Wilson and William George two traveling men charged with mashing to join the Gideons a Christian organization of traveling men. The judge warned them to never look at any women but their wives. Detectives saw the men escorting two girls into a saloon after the girls nodded.
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Milwauker
Wis
The
Gideons
Neelan
District Court
Abraham Wilson
William George
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