Heyenne Primary Shows Labor and Citizens Tickets Lead
In Heyenne primary results Labor candidate Taylor led with 155 vote margin over rival Dubois Citizens' candidate. Independent Jaiter Hell earned 234 votes. Taylor and Dubois advance to the mayoral race. Commissioners Hirig and Melnerney led Citizens and independents with strong margins. overall Citizens and Labor keep a combined field 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 for Woman’s Party
Mrs Ince Waynes Irwin wife of Will Irwin author and war correspondent travels to Washington to write the first history of the National Woman's party She is a prolific author and longtime adviser to the party and magazine contributor
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Woman’s Party
Ince Waynes Irwin
Will Irwin
Washington
National Woman's Party
Steel Mills Claim Large Accession Of Workers Amid Strike Tension
Reports say three Chicago area mills claim a larger operating force, while unions allege declines in production and note labor disruption. In Pittsburgh riots, a crowd clashed with state troopers as violence erupted near the ACV plant, shots fired, one man wounded, two arrests.
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Joseph Dinnock
Humor Tales Queer Angles After Wedding
A local humor column sketches lighthearted angles after a wedding, noting quirky moments and observations by a woman cashier in a paved setting. The piece blends playful anecdotes with everyday scenes to charm readers.
Reports but Few Yanks in France
Reports indicate American forces in France are reduced to about 15,000 men under Lt General John J. Pershing while German forces continue operations. The article notes pacing and command shifts as Allied efforts proceed with limited U S troops on the front.
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France
Ger. WD. Connor
Pershing
Maynard Sets Transcontinental Derby Flying Hours Record
Lieutenant B W Maynard completed a New York to San Francisco round trip in under 70 hours, with 69 hours 40 minutes airborne. The west coast return took 18 hours more due to winds and conditions, as official timekeeper data reported to General Menepher.
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Washington
B. W. Maynard
New York
San Prancisco
Menephér
West Coast
Eran Sane
Maynard
Fall of Petrograd Signal Ends for Bolshevik Rule
Reported fall of Petrograd seen as beginning of the end for Bolshevik power under Trotzky and Lenin. Observers note the Russian frontlines in the west aided by Allied forces, with General Yudenich coordinating with Admiral Kolchak and General Denekin of the Southern army.
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Petrograd
Trotzky and
Lenine
Mussina
Lenines
Yudemich
Kolchak
Denekine
Pétrograd
Wamiratty Building
Yudenitoh
Bar Association Calls for Removal of Commissioner Crabbe
The Sheridan County Bar Association urges Governor Carey to remove State Prohibition Commissioner Fred L. Crabbe over alleged critical remarks about Judge W. H. Burgess who ruled the search and seizure clause unconstitutional. Crabbe denies the accusations and Carey awaits a hearing. A committee investigates aspersions and possible 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 for Extra Credits and Salesmanship Prize
The notice announces a limited window for 100000 extra credits and a prize related to the Salesmanship Club. It warns out of town members and city supporters to submit entries, noting increased call load and delivery weight as details unfold.
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Salesimanship Club
Chile
London
Government Mulls Action as Coal Miners Threaten Strike
The government braces for a possible emergency as coal miners threaten a November 1 strike that could disrupt half a million workers. Talks with Secretary of Labor continue after a four hour session, with leaders warning a nationwide stoppage may force federal intervention to protect fuel supplies.
Industrial conference drops collective bargaining issue
Washington report says the nine member industrial conference rejected the labor plan for collective bargaining and chose the five strike arbitration route. President Wilson signaled no additional proposals, as White House aides described his condition as delicate and focused on urgent business.
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Wilson
Lang
Gyayeed
Memabors
White House
Senate Majority Agrees On Reservations Plan For Peace Treaty
Washington Oct 21 Democratic leaders earnestly considered accepting peace treaty reservations without opposition as pressure builds for early ratification. Opposition forces signaled a complete review of reservations by the Senate and planned to present their proposal to the Foreign Relations Committee tomorrow as administration leaders were urged to proceed.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
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