Cox Hardings clash over De Kobra mission in campaign
An Harding campaign denial outlines Governor Cox failed to trap Senator Harding via journalist De Kobra. Harding says he never knew De Kobra and will continue campaigning in Ohio and New York while avoiding mention of informants. Meanwhile air mail pilot James Murray crash lands near Arlington but survives, trudges to Rock River for help, and learns of his father’s death while awaiting rescue.
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Rock Springs
Lieutenant Wales
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Republino
Cox Attacks Lodge and Harding as Nation Debates League
Governor Cox on his New England tour derided Senator Lodge as arch conspirator of the ages for fighting the league of nations and urged to repudiate his leadership. He also denounced Senator Harding as stupidly deceitful over French overtures.
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Harding
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Newland
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Boston
Association of Nations
United States
Hunger Striker Michael Fitzgerald Found Dead By Starvation
Oct 19 Cork reports a military court of inquiry verdict stating hunger striker Michael Fitzgerald died by his own action through starvation. The court said he acted while of sound mind and caused his own death in jail after 68 days of deprivation. The governor testified regarding the 68 days without proper care.
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Military Court of Inquiry
Michael
Fitzgerald
Root and Taft Clash Over Wilson League in New York
In New York on October 19 Root challenged Wilson's treaty stance and argued the United States would have joined the league of nations only if Wilson had agreed. He criticized the 1919 negotiations led by four men and questioned the lasting American commitment to guarantees of territory and sovereignty.
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Whbu Root
League of Nations
Germany
America
League
Wilson
Mr. Root
France and nation union talks debated by private citizen
A private citizen discussed joining France and other nations to form a union to prevent conflict. He said the statements sent to him appeared similar to those made by China, and he believed they reflected France's views, though the government denied any connection with the matter.
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Joesph I
France
Eee
Murderer of Taken to Raw Fear Lynching
GREEN RIVER Wyo Oct 19 A man in his twenties known as frokee Slim is jailed charged with the murder of Thomas E. Gard formerly of Laramie. The victim was found with bullet wounds ten miles from Rawlins after a mob reportedly attempted to lynch the suspect who was arrested at Avanaton while driving a Gard automobile.
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Wyo
Frokee Slim
Sweet
Thomas E.er
Laramie
Rawihina
Cherokde
Avanaton
Rawlins
Sweetter County
Wyoming Weather forecast outlook by region
Partly cloudy conditions favor northern Wyoming while southern areas face rain or snow. Temperatures vary with fronts, and travel may be impacted in higher elevations.
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Wyoming
Mondell Fractures Leg in Auto Accident
Congressman Frank W. Mondell sustained a leg fracture in an automobile accident near Riverton while inspecting a reclamation project. Emergency care was given by Dr. A B Tonkin and he was moved to Bishop Randall hospital in Lander. The injury likely ends further active campaigning for his re election bid.
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Frank W. Mondell
Riverton’ Reclamation
A. B. Tonkin
Riverton
Inspection Party
Bishop Randall Hospital
Mondell
No Change in British Strike Situation
London report notes no new developments in the coal strike as of Tuesday. London transport workers contemplate action while miners receive broad support. a conference on the miners resolution was adjourned to Wednesday. Premier Lloyd George outlines unemployment and arterial road plans amid stalemate.
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Woman and man killed Jacob at mining prom in Denver
An unclear report states a woman killed a man named Denton after he shot her during breakfast. The fragment mentions Denver, a deputy district attorney, and a mining prom moment, but details are obscured and names are partially garbled.
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Denton
Angeles
Jacob Ae
Bawepiahy Mining
Denver
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Viet
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Geepee
Rouge Tra
Christensen Outlines Farmer-Labor Plan With Ireland India
Parley Parker Christensen, Farmer-Labor nominee, vows to form a League of Nations including Ireland and India. In Cheyenne he advocates eliminating middlemen to cut living costs, unite consumers and producers, and empower workers with lifetime support. He denounces capital and urges bold political reform.
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League OF Nations
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India
America
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Eagles’ Hall
United States
Union Pacific Band
West
Cheyenne
Wrangel Forces Reported Beaten by Reds
On October 19 Moscow dispatches said Soviet Bolshevik forces defeated General Wrangel’s army in the Nikopol and Kakhovka sectors northeast of Crimea. The victory reportedly captured large booty and left notable losses, including the Smolensk and Al infantry regiments and cavalry commander Barbovitch, with further unclear fatalities in the South River division.
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Wrangell
Nikopol
Kakhovka
Crimean Peninsula
Moscow
Smolensk
RT Babinatt
Barbovitch
Justly Famous Volstead Act Brings Federal Tax Burden
In Washington on October 19, Williams told prohibition agents and revenue officers that violations of state liquor laws by manufacturing or selling illicit liquors incur state penalties and a federal tax. The tax remains in effect and must be paid when convicted.
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Ashington
Tdadl
Williams
Internal Revenue
Taft Attacks Wilson and Sees Harding Path to League
Former President Taft spoke at Northwestern University on Tuesday night contending Senator Harding favors U S participation in an association of nations to prevent war and that only a Republican nomination could advance this goal He criticized the Wilson administration as power jealous and called Governor Cox a shifty politician
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Chicago
William Howard Taft
Northwestern University
Harding
United States
Wilson
Cox
Sweet Denounces Harding Trade Charges as Slender
Acting Secretary Sweet published a letter to Senator Harding accusing the Republican nominee of crossly erroneous statements about the department. He cites British trade data and Harding’s St Louis speech claiming exports languished in 1919 and alleging inadequate Latin American cooperation.
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Harding
Washington
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St. Louis
Europe
Latin America
United States Latin America
Peace League records opened to Senate inquiry
The Senate committee investigating campaign funds welcomed any incriminating evidence and opened the records of the Peace League to its investigators. Herbert S. Houston, treasurer, said the organization had voluntarily turned over reports to show funds raised during the campaign for the League of Nations covenant before the Senate.
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St. Louis
Colorado rancher convicted of murder of his wife
A jury in Wray Colorado found Ar tle McKee an Arick River valley rancher guilty of murder in the first degree in the death of his wife whose body was found at the McKee home on April 6. The verdict required 36 hours of deliberation and was returned Monday.
Lord Mayor MacSwiney Urged to Take Lime Juice
A bulletin from October 19 reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney urged by a doctor to drink lime juice to combat scurvy. The patient grew more animated but later settled, with overall condition unchanged for the night.
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Ondon
Besgne
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