Coal Strike Stops All Major British Industry
October 18 report from London notes a nationwide coal strike causing widespread industrial stoppage. Workers in iron, cotton, glass furnaces in Middleborough threaten output. government may offer a one shilling per shift advance with tribunal-submitted dispute. Prince of Wales’s visit to the city has been cancelled.
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Ondon
Min
Vance
Subon
Middleborough
Prince of Wales
League Violators of Federal Law Revealed in Hearing
Senate committee hearings in St Louis revealed confidential letters from the League to Enforce Peace led by president William Howard. The disclosures name prominent New York bankers and suggest possible violations of the Loan Act passed January 30. Don Hunt, attorney for the committee, examined the league's cities and officials in his report.
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YT. Louis
Fes
League
William Howard T
Senate
Foreigner Charged With Shooting Up Durham Settlement
A middle aged man believed to be a foreigner was arrested Sunday night in Durham about fifteen miles east of Cheyenne after reports of a shooting disturbance. Deputies searched the scene but found no arms on the suspect and he was jailed pending a hearing.
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Durham
Cheyenne
Sheriff's Office
Disturbpon
Bandit Steals 31000 From Downtown Theater
A masked bandit entered a Kansas City downtown motion picture theater during receipts counting. He forced the manager to surrender 31000 and a ring valued at 1200 plus 150 in cash and two cashier's checks totaling 17500. The robber locked the men in a closet and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
McAdoo and Christensen to Speak in Cheyenne Today
Farmer- Labor nominee Parley P. Christensen and former Treasury secretary William Gibbs McAdoo will speak in Cheyenne today. Christensen at 2 PM in the Princess Theater and McAdoo at 2 PM in Wagle's hall, with McAdoo arriving on Union Pacific train 103 at 12:80. Both are noted figures in national politics.
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Parley P. Christensen
Farmer- Labor
William .Gibbs McAdoo
Coxes Clash Over Ballot Position In Minnesota
St Paul Minnesota October 18 Howard Everett democratic state chairman announced a petition will be filed in district court to stop the secretary of state from placing the name of W W Cox industrial candidate for president at the bottom of the ballot behind James M democratic candidate pending court ruling.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Howard Everett
Demoratic
Minnesota Secretary of State
Caune Uknd
W. W. Cox
James M
Prices From Good Will Not Necessity urged by retailer head
Chicago October 18 The president of the National Association of Retail Clothiers urged dealers to sell at cost this fall to avoid panic and quick turnover fears. He argued prices should reflect good will rather than necessity, citing current economic strain.
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Retail Clothiers
Hicago
Andreas Pes Oe
National Association
Metal Chid
Missing Link Sought by Expedition to Asia
An expedition funded by 250000 dollars will probe remote regions of Asia in search of the missing link to mankind. The effort aims to recover remnants of prehistoric forebears and, if unsuccessful, still return to New York with what may become the era’s greatest natural history collection.
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New York
Asia
Eleven Major League Clubs Back New Baseball Tribunal
Representatives of all National League clubs and three American League teams endorsed abrogating the current national agreement. They call for a complete reorganization with the National Commission abolished and a civil governing body to share control. The measures will be considered again November 8 and then presented to minor league officials in Kansas City for approval.
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Chicago
National Commission
Kansas City
Eee
America Will See Its Duty and Will Do It
Somerset Kentucky October 18 Governor Coolidge declared America has always fulfilled its duties in world affairs from Barbary pirates to World War I and will continue to do so. He urged support for Governor Morrow and a return to constitutional government to end waste and extravagance and to discharge duty to America.
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Somerset
Jefferson
Mediterranean
France
America
Coolidge
Kentucky
Morrow
Yankee Fishermen Keen for Big Race
Gloucester fishermen savor the prospect of the American schooner Esperanto racing the Canadian challenger Delawanna. They expect smooth seas for the international cup contest as Nova Scotia crews arrive to finalize arrangements in Gloucester.
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Glouchester
Masa
Gloucester
Nova Scotia
Fort Riley Blue Jays, Cavalry Win Central Dept Tournament Day
Fort Riley Blue Jays beat Kansas City 11 to 5 and the Fifteenth Cavalry Fort Douglas Rus sal Wyoming won from Camp Punston 7 to 4 in the central department tournament at Port Riley on the third day of play.
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Junction City
Kan
Get
Fort Riley
Harding Porch is Magnetic
Arion Ohio October 18 crowds gather at Senator Harding’s front porch for a speech on voter duties and party loyalty. Delegations from 33 colleges and various racial and regional groups join many bands to serenade the candidate as supporters from Ohio counties and Governor Cox’s home city rally for Harding.
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Arion
Ohio
Harding
Marion
Sone
Une
Republican Party
Dayton
Cox
Old-time Cheyenne Resident Takes Bride
W. M. Morford, longtime Cheyenne resident, married Mrs. Bill Johnson of Walden Colorado at 8:30 last evening. Ceremony took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berger at 413 West Twenty first street and was attended by relatives of the bride and groom. A wedding supper followed.
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W. M. Morford
Cheyenne
Bill Johnson
Walden, Colo
Fred Berger
Weat
Twenty-first Street
Husband Objection Not Excuse for Jury Duty
Los Angeles report states the supreme court ruled a wife cannot be excused from jury service because her husband objects. Judge Monroe wrote that public policy favors a wife serving when called, rejecting spousal objections as a valid excuse.
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Los Angeles
Monroe
Supreme Court
Frank
Hutton
Lawyers' League on the League of Nations Formed
In New York on October 18 an organization of a lawyers league for the League of Nations was announced by the national committee of the league. The group aims to promote study of the league covenant among lawyers and members.
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New York
Organisation of A
Cox
League of Nations
Vete National Committee
League
Scgpe
Anid
League of Covenant
Om J. J
Brooklyn
Rgesetai, N”E
Sivall Oe
Cominitton
President of Irish Republic makes charge
Reamonn De Valera, speaking in Ogdenburg New York, accuses the British empire and Canada of mass raids on Irish homes and threatens reprisals. He cites about 40 000 raids and robberies in the last 20 months while addressing delegates of a Self-Determination League chapter.
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Ogdenburg
WN. Y
Reamonn Dee Valera
Cary Public
Self-Determination League of Canada
Newfoundland
de Valera
Violence erupts as crowd protests coal strike near Lloyd George
A mob of about 12 000 gathered in Whitehall and Downing streets singing The Red Flag. Stones shattered windows in government offices and at the premier's residence. Mounted police split the crowd, injuring several rioters and making multiple arrests.
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Ondon
Whitehall
Downing Streets
Downing Street
Lloyd George
Foreign Office
Finland May Solve Newsprint Problem
P. P. Gron tick a Finnish paper manager and union official with Walter Grassbeck of the Cellalos Association arrived from Finland in New York reporting that Finnish mills produce about 210000 tons yearly with 46 percent newsprint They plan to open a cover market in the United States and expect Finland’s entire output to reach the American market to compete on price.
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New York
P. P. Grontick
Walter Grassbeck
Cellalos Association
Finland
United States
Italian Ambassador Criticizes U.S. Public Opinion
Baron Camelio Romano Avetenna, Italy's ambassador, said before leaving for Rome on leave that Americans hold an erroneous view of Italy's internal affairs. He attributed part of the misimpression to the Italian press and its focus on sensational details.
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Washington
Rome
Baron Camelio Romano Avetenna
Associated
Daniels Enters Cox Campaign Amid War Responsibility Claims
Secretary Daniels assails senators for war aftermath in Springfield address. He links world instability to leadership and urges duty from the Senate, contrasting support for Governor Cox with the current majority. He stresses grave stakes in the national crisis.
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Springfield
Daniels
Senate
Iswue
Ry Red
Governor Cox
Cox Attacks Harding Over League Issue In New York Tour
Governor Cox campaigns in northwestern New York arguing Harding wobbles on the league and that the French overture claim is false. He cites multiple city stops and accuses Harding of varying league positions while promising stronger protection against presidential blunders if elected.
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Offalo
N. Y
League of Nations
New York
Cox
Harding
League
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Broadway
Tennessee Hall
France
Maurice de Kobra
Paris
Eanes
Cam Con
Marion
Ingister
America
Democratic Rally in South Cheyenne
A Democratic rally gathered last night at the old Ore station in South Cheyenne. Mayor Ed P. Taylor presided and introduced speakers J. C. O Mahoney and Superintendent A B Jessup who spoke on campaign issues and on a constitutional amendment authorizing increased bonded indebtedness for school districts. Several Democratic candidates for county offices attended.
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Old
Ore Station
South
Cheyenne
Ed. P. Taylor
J. C. O'Mahoney
A. 8. Jessup
Lever Act Attacks Argued at Washington
Ten cases challenging the Lever Act were argued before the Supreme Court. The government prosecuted profiteering in clothing food and other essentials, with main challenge claiming the act violates due process of law under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ae Wee
Condition of King of Greece Reported Graver
Telegrams indicate King Alexander of Greece is in a graver condition with multiple ailments. Medical bulletin notes the serious bite-related fever and joint congestion contributing to his deteriorating health.
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Greece
arEs
Gireeoe
Alexander
Harding reports French spokesman no government violation
Arion Ohio October 18 Senator Harding answers President Wilson on a Greencastle speech remark saying France sent informal spokesmen but no French government involvement. He stresses he spoke as a private citizen and Foreign Relations Committee member and that no impropriety was implied by such contact.
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Wilson
Ment
Harding
Wilson questions French government over presidential candidate claim
President Wilson questioned the French government about authority given to a representative of France to approach Senator Harding informally. The White House released the text of Wilson's letter to Harding asking for confirmation of the alleged request and the proper interpretation of the matter.
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Wilson
Harding
France
Washington
White House
Roosevelt Calls for Name of Man Who Saw Harding
Roosevelt demands the identity of the man who allegedly spoke to Senator Harding about a world league. He warns there can be no evasive reply and that Americans deserve to know the name and mission. A dispatch from St Louis and White House officials weigh in on whether such a note was received from France.
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Greencastle
Ind
Roosevelt
Harding
Arand Rapids
Migh
Pace Coliseum
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
America
Association of Nations
Dallalid
St. Louis
League of Nations
League
United States
White House
Department
Walladt
Paris
Harding Tells Wilson He Was Incorrectly Quoted
Marion Ohio October 18 Senator Harding replies to President Wilson over Green Castle speech stenographic report. He says he has a copy though not the original and is glad to confirm he is correctly quoted. The letter counters Wilson’s claimed inferences and notes the published quotations.
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Harding
Wilson
Green Castle
Marion
Ohio
W Nom
Greencastle
Praia
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