Heyenne Primary Shows Labor and Citizens on Top
In Heyenne a Labor slate led by pd P Taylor beat rival William Dubois in the mayoral race. Independent Jaiter Hell trailed with 234 votes. Taylor totals reached 4 ies and Dubois fell short. For commissioners Charles Hir ig and John Melnerney led Citizens and independents by a wide margin, with Dutong’s group close behind. Total turnout remained high and parties preserved a strong foothold for the general election.
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Charles W. Hirig
John J. Melnerney
Citizens’ Andidates
Marin
Dutong
Oles
Resolver
Seeerney
Dors
Wiliam H. Can Ees Sn
Homas
Ady
Author's wife to write history of National Woman's Party
Mrs. Ince Waynes Irwin, wife of Will Irwin, the author and war correspondent, is in Washington to write the first history of the National Woman's Party. She has authored a dozen books and is a constant contributor to magazines and serves on the party's advisory council.
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Ince Waynes Irwin
Will Irwin
Washington
National Woman's Party
Steel Mills Claim Large Accessions Amid Strikes
Chicago and Pittsburg tensions flare as steel plants report heavier hiring while unions dispute production claims. In Pittsburg a crowd attacked, state troopers intervened, a man was shot, two arrests made as mobs dispersed after blows and gunfire.
Humor Tales Queer Angles After Wedding
A fragment from a humor column mentions wedding aftermath with quirky angles. The readable text references a cashier and a vague scene at a street or shop, suggesting light satire rather than a full narrative.
Reports but Few Yanks in France
Reports indicate American forces in France are limited in number with Commander in Chief of American troops in France General Pershing overseeing as the war effort continues. Details mention about 15,000 men and the broader Allied actions.
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France
Ger. WD. Connor
Pershing
Maynard Flies New Record In Transcontinental Derby
Lieut. B. W. Maynard, winner of the transcontinental derby, completed New York to San Francisco and back in 69 hours 40 minutes. The return leg added 18 hours, with wind and weather cited as factors in the unusually quick crossing.
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Washington
B. W. Maynard
New York
San Prancisco
Menephér
West Coast
Eran Sane
Maynard
Fall of Petrograd Signals Start of Bolshevik Decline
Observers say Petrograd’s fall marks the beginning of the end for Bolshevik rule led by Trotzky and Lenin. Russian forces in the west, aided by Allied support, push against Leninist troops as General Yudenich coordinates with Admiral Kolchak and General Denikin's forces in a multi-front push.
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Petrograd
Trotzky and
Lenine
Mussina
Lenines
Yudemich
Kolchak
Denekine
Pétrograd
Wamiralty Building
Yudenitoh
Bar Association calls for Crabbe removal over judge remark
Sheridan County Bar Association requests Governor Carey remove State Prohibition Commissioner Fred L. Crabbe for alleged criticisms of Judge W. H. Burgess. Crabbe denies the remarks. A hearing is planned as a committee investigates potential contempt or disbarment actions.
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Robert D. Carey
Sheridan County Bar Association
Sheridan County
Fred L. Crabbe
W. H. Burgess
Fourth Judicial District
Crabbe
Burgess
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Carey
Burgass
Period Ends Soon with Extra Credits and Prize Offer
A fragmented notice urges readers to act before the period closes for 100000 extra credits and a prize from the Salesmanship Club. It mentions out of town members and city conditions, noting increased delivery effort and job data from the State Londons offices.
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Salesimanship Club
Chile
London
Government Ready for Big Emergency Over Miner Strike
Federal law could be invoked at the last moment to stop a coal miners strike that threatens 500 000 workers and the nation's fuel supply. Talks with Secretary of Labor continue after a four hour session as leaders from miners and operators warn a shutdown could occur November 1. Senate and White House monitor the crisis while efforts to avert action resume tomorrow.
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Wslington
Son
Giles
Minera
Senate
Aefal
Lothie
Aesling
Toetudine
Siemsind
Ani
Sandeta
Sanders
Industrial Conference Drops Collective Bargaining Issue
Washington reports that the national industrial conference rejected a collective bargaining proposal and kept to the original framework. Despite labor advocates seeking arbitration after a five day strike wave, representatives from labor, industry, and the public voted against the revised plan. President Wilson’s message to the conference showed limited progress as White House aides weighed the condition of his health.
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Labor
Washington
Wilson
Lang
Gyayeed
Memabors
White House
Senate to Act on Peace Treaty Reservations Promptly
Washington Oct 21 Senate leaders discussed accepting peace treaty reservations without further opposition amid prospects of early ratification. Opposition forces announced a preliminary review by the foreign relations committee and planned to urge administration leaders to proceed with reservations.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
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Rr Mills
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W. B. Connor
Captain Smith
Frisco
Ola Penn
BAR Association
Lengdy
Deck
Marriagun la Mic
Gladys Brockwell
J. Kade Witer
Mine Brockwell
Robert Wwell
Gladys Brookwell
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