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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1920

Page

7

Cox Harding clash stirs national headlines in Ohio report

An Harding Cox clash is described with a Cox plan to trap Senator Harding via journalist Maurice De Kobra. Harding declines comment while planning speeches in Ohio and New York as air mail pilot James Murray survives a crash near Arlington, Wyoming, and trudges to safety.

Cheyenne Associated Press Service Wyoming MR Mail C. P. Clavis Cox Harding DE Kobra

Cox Accuses Lodge and Harding in Boston Tour

Governor Cox denounces Senator Lodge as arch conspirator of the ages and accuses Senator Harding of deception during a Boston and New Hampshire tour. He urges repudiation of Lodge and defeat of Moses over the round robin and criticizes Wilson’s French overtures.

Senator Lodge Massachuestts Harding Cox Newland Massachusetts New Hampshire Boston Common League of Nations Lodge Boston Association of Nations United States

Hunger Striker Michael Fitzgerald Dies by Self Inflicted Starvation

The military court of inquiry found Michael Fitzgerald died by his own action through starvation after a prolonged hunger strike. The judge stated he acted while of sound mind. the jail governor testified Fitzgerald showed no signs of care for 68 days.

IRIGH Cork Military Court of Inquiry Michael Fitzgerald

Root and Taft Cut at Wilson

In Y ork on Oct 19 Root denounced Wilson and the 1919 treaty with Germany. He said the United States would have joined the League of Nations only if Wilson had agreed, criticized the four leaders who drafted the settlements, and questioned permanent commitments to territories and sovereignty.

W York Whbu Root League of Nations Germany America League Wilson Mr. Root

French Peace Conference Talk Sparks Private Citizen Claim

An unnamed private citizen alleged discussions with France and other nations forming a league to prevent conflict. Joseph I. France said he heard of similar suggestions from a Chinese student and believed they reflected France’s views, though the government denied involvement.

Joesph I France Eee

Murderer of Taken to Raw Fear Lynching

GREEN RIVER Wyoming October 19 A man in his twenties known as frokee Slim sits in the Sweet County jail charged with the murder of Thomas E er of Laramie. The victim was found with bullet wounds about ten miles from Rawlins. Gardner, a former Union Pacific conductor, is reported killed as part of the same mob violence.

Green River Wyo Frokee Slim Sweet Thomas E.er Laramie Rawihina Cherokde Avanaton Rawlins Sweetter County

Weather Forecast for Wyoming North and South

Partly cloudy conditions persist in the north while the south faces rain or snow chances. Temperatures vary by region with unsettled precipitation expected mainly over southern counties. Coastal and high elevation areas may see brief snow accumulations later.

Wyoming

Mondell Fractures Leg in Auto Accident

Congressman Frank W. Mondell sustained a leg fracture in a morning auto accident while touring the Riverton reclamation project. He received emergency care from Dr. A B. Tonkin of Riverton and was later moved to Bishop Randall hospital in Lander, likely ending his active campaign involvement.

Lander Frank W. Mondell Riverton’ Reclamation A. B. Tonkin Riverton Inspection Party Bishop Randall Hospital Mondell

British Coal Strike Sets No New Developments

London reports no change in the coal strike as 26 000 London transport workers face potential disruption. A resolution showing support from the miners was discussed but a Wednesday meeting postponed action. Lloyd George presented an unemployment plan focusing on arterial road building to ease economic strain.

London Associated Press Aed House of Comme Lonum

Unian Killed Denton After Shoot During Breakfast

In Los Angeles on October 19 a woman and a man killed Jacob ae at a mining prom near bawepiahy. A June report from Denver, Colorado, notes a deputy district attorney discussed the case and the suspect Benny who Geepee was involved.

UNIAN Denton Angeles Jacob Ae Bawepiahy Mining Denver Colo Viet Benny Geepee Rouge Tra

Christensen Plans League of Nations Tied to Ireland and India

Parley Parker Christensen, Farmer-Labor nominee, urged a utopian government model and a League of Nations including Ireland and India. He spoke in Eagles Hall, Cheyenne, campaigning to unite consumers and producers, end middlemen, and secure pensions for aging workers amid intense audience reaction.

Christensen League OF Nations Ireland India America Parley Parker Christensen Farmer-Labor Presiden Solan Eagles’ Hall United States Union Pacific Band West Cheyenne Farmer-Labor Party Tam Republino

Wrangel Forces Reported Beaten by Reds

On October 19 the Moscow wireless dispatch says Bolshevik forces defeated General Wrangel's army in the Nikopol and Kakhovka sectors northeast of the Crimea. Soviet troops seized large booty and reports indicate the Smolensk and Al infantry regiments of the South Russia army were destroyed and cavalry commander Barbovitch may have been killed.

Ondon Wrangell Nikopol Kakhovka Crimean Peninsula Moscow Smolensk RT Babinatt Barbovitch

Justly Famous Volstead Act Targets Home Distillers

Washington on October 19 clarifies enforcement of the Volstead Act. Violators who manufacture or sell illegal liquor face state penalties plus federal tax compliance. Williams told prohibition agents and revenue collectors that tax provisions remain in effect and must be enforced.

Ashington Tdadl Williams Internal Revenue

Taft Attacks Wilson and Pushes Harding at Northwestern

Former President Taft addressed Northwestern University on Tuesday night. He said Senator Harding favors joining an association of nations to advance U S involvement and criticized the Wilson administration as destroying its image. He called Governor Cox a shifty politician.

Arion Ohio Cox Harding Maurice de Kobra League of Nations Judson Walliver de Kobra Indianapolis Rhea Fants France Kim Greencastle Wilson Jackson Rochester Buffalo New York Chicago William Howard Taft Northwestern University United States

Sweet Denounces Harding Trade Charges as Slan der

Acting Secretary Sweet released a letter to Senator Harding accusing the Republican nominee of crossly erroneous statements about the department. He cited Harding’s St Louis speech claiming 1919 exports languished and blamed European meddling, while Sweet noted U S trade with Latin America outpaced earlier years and provided figures for 1911 1913.

Washington Sweet Harding Great Britain St. Louis Europe Latin America United States Latin America

Records of Peace League Opened to Senate

Washington Oct 19 The senate committee investigating campaign funds welcomed any incriminating evidence from the Peace League files to expose foreign influence in supporting the League. Herbert S Houston treasurer said the organization’s reports were voluntarily opened to committee investigators to reveal funds raised during the campaign for the League of Nations covenant.

Senate League Herbert 5 Houston St. Louis

Colorado Rancher Convicted of First Degree Murder

A jury in Wray Colorado found Artle McKee an Arick area river valley rancher guilty of murder in the first degree in connection with his wife s death. Her body was found at the McKee home on April 6. The verdict followed a 36 hour jury deliberation.

Lord Mayor MacSwiney Encouraged To Take Lime Juice

An Irish Self-Determination bulletin reports Lord Mayor Patrick MacSwiney was urged by a physician to take lime juice to combat scurvy. The intervention caused excitement but cooling led to a stable, unchanged overall condition by 9 p.m. on October 19 in London.

Macswiney Ondon Besgne

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