Body found near Cheyenne after Harriman train pass
An unidentified man, likely run over by Mrs. E H Harriman's eastbound special, was found at 7 10 o clock two miles east of Cheyenne. Coroner Early said death occurred hours earlier. the victim appears about 27 years old with a tattoo on the right forearm and ninety cents in his pockets.
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Railroad Worker Paralyzed After Fall At Rawlins
Simon W. Lane a Union Pacific employee at Rawlins slipped from a spout on a car while drawing water and struck his head. He was taken to St. John's hospital with no use of his limbs but his condition improved last night and doctors hold hope for recovery.
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New York Lawyer to accompany Senator Clark to Cheyenne
Frank G. Curtis of Jamestown New York will accompany United States Senator Clarence D Clark to Cheyenne Friday night for a speech at the Atlas theatre Curtis is a well known New York state lawyer and has been involved in legal matters connected with Wyoming oil ventures
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United States
Clarence D. Clark
Cheyenne
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Atlan Theatre
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New York State
Wyoming
Business Rush Chief Causes Car Shortage
Ballard Dunn of the American Association of Western Railways explains the Western car shortage tied to eastern railroads withholding 160000 western and southern cars and to nationwide booming business. He notes a June 1974 car surplus followed by lean years, with Union Pacific efficiency and safety records highlighted as representative of low idle equipment.
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American Association of Western Railways
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Cheyenne
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Mexicans vow to press Villa campaign at Atlantic City
The American Mexican joint commission opened a session in Atlantic City reporting no material progress. Mexican members expressed confidence the campaign against Francisco Villa would succeed, with Villa reported at the Hearst ranch near Babicore and the border expedition moving along the railway line.
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Secretary of State Hoax Refutes False Statement as to Leases
Letter from Frank B. Honix denies any state or school land leases or royalties by Secretary Houx. He notes private oil land leases and exploration funding by him and partners, while debunking Cheyenne Tribune corruption charges toward Houx and Governor Kendrick. The piece rebuts Tribune claims on salaries and land purchases, urging readers to see the charges as baseless partisan slander.
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Wyoming
Falls 3 Stories At State Capitol But Is Uninjured
Thomas Talbot a 32 year old carpenter on the state capitol was ascending an outside elevator with two large panes of glass when the cage slipped on the third floor. The glass remained unbroken and Talbot escaped with only scorched feet, planning to return to work.
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Cheyenne
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Seven Burned to Death Fire Destroys Factories
New York October 17 seven persons were burned to death and two others missing feared dead as fire destroyed two factories. Loss estimated at a quarter of a million. Bodies found after flames were quelled. Victims were employees of the Oakes Stye Manufacturing company. Fire began among chemicals on the first floor and trapped workers on the second floor.
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Wilson Sentiment Growing Rapidly in Pennsylvania
New York dispatch reports growing pro Wilson sentiment in Pennsylvania. Democratic brokers in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh say cross-party support is rising, with Republicans and progressives showing signs of backing President Wilson amid a broader shift in the state.
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Food Crisis Sparks House Debate in Britain
In London the House of Commons debated the food situation as members complain of inadequate government controls to curb price rises. Walter Runciman, president of the board of trade, said efforts are under way to widen wheat and meat imports and extend rationing without declaring Britain a blockaded country.
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Chicago Mayor at Graft Hearing
Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson testifies he followed Healey's recommendations in revoking and restoring patoon meanses. He says moves were backed by respectable citizens and influential business men. Hearing tied to Hoyne's warrants for Healey's arrest on alleged law violations.
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Hughes Answers Questions On Adamson Law And Arbitration
In Sioux City on October 17 Chas E Hughes faced a mixed audience and said a surrender to force could not be repealed if elected. He outlined steps to avert a railroad strike by publicizing facts and creating an impartial commission of inquiry and urged arbitration if refused. A heckler demanded he leave, but Hughes continued. He emphasized his New York governorship record and denied the existence of any invisible government.
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Wilson Policies Endorsed by Farm Congress
LONG BRANCH N J Oct 17 President Wilson will leave tomorrow for Chicago to deliver three speeches Thursday Plans for meeting the people at a number of brief stops en route were announced Campaign managers express the belief that Indiana and Illinois are doubtful states and they want the president to meet as many voters as possible en route He will not make formal speeches at intermediary points but is expected to deliver a strong address on the hyphenate issue Thursday night.
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Wikson
Double Murder in Baltimore Household Found Robbery Suspected
A double murder was discovered in Baltimore Me when the bodies of Andrew Prey 40 and his sister Matio Prey 3 were found in a secluded spot. Police believe the killings followed a home robbery and note an attempt was made to destroy the man’s body. The body was beaten and set on fire.
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Matio Prey
King Tells People He Will Not Yield to the Allies
Athens reports occupation by French and Julian sailors as crowds cheer King Constantine who vows support despite consequences. Police and military cordons guard key sites while cabinet convenes amid tensions. Battles rage elsewhere in Europe with heavy fighting on multiple fronts as rumors of new offensives surface.
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No British Protest To U S On Plungers
In London the foreign secretary said no official representations would be made to the United States over the German U boat entering an American port and the sinking of steamers off the coast. Officials expect the United States to adjust its policy toward American waters, noting the Nantucket raid as an isolated incident.
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