Bank Bandit Holdups In Cheyenne Streets
A quartet of armed bandits robs deputy state treasurer and railroad auditor Cooper in separate quick strikes near 19th Street and East Lincoln. Cooper and Morgan lose a gold watch, cash, and valuables while police pursue the suspects after a dramatic, lengthy pursuit and search for the robbers.
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Cheyenne
Olice
Nineteenth Street
Cooper
Colorado Thern Railroad
Morgan
Seymour
East Lincoln ' Atal
Almast
Opren
Grafting Scandal Looms in New York Labor Circles
Testimony at a joint committee hearing probes alleged building trust payments to settle a strike on Levy’s project. Brindell and Backer name figures in the graft inquiry as authorities prepare action. also reports a bank robbery gone wrong with multiple injuries.
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York
E. B. Levy
Wood
Lory
Last Chance for Elector Registration Before November Vote
Electors lacking registration must register today to vote in November. Registration places are in Burlington depot, Chamber of Commerce, and Sneilding county, with boards sitting from morning until 1 PM and again in the evening.
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First Ward
Burlington Depot
Second Ward
Chamber of Commerce
Third Ward
Ettycounty Sneilding
A. Mu
Cox Attacks League and Harding in Speech at Armory
Governor Cox charged Senator Harding Senator Taft and Senator Johnson with wobbling on the league and urged that reservations be required before ratification. He claimed Harding would scrap the league and said Johnson and Taft support rejection, arguing a Harding victory would not secure ratification.
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Altimore
Qot
Coz
League of Mations
Harding
League of Nations
League of
Taft
Cox
Johnson
Fats Vacbins
Abbey
Denton Grand Jury Probes Death of Wealthy Capitalist
A Denton grand jury investigates the death of Jacob Charles Den, a wealthy retiree found dead in a crypt in his large home. Eleven witnesses have been called, but B C Peete of Denver is not among them. A woman named Peete has claimed involvement in the murder case, alleging a man named Tinton shot the victim.
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Angeles
Jacob Charles Denwealthy
Bpcennes
B.C. Peete
Denver
Denton
Peete
Genea
Tinton
Preservers Will Not Aid Cubans to Gouge Public
Brockton news reports National Preservers and Fruit association leader Blakemore announced the executive committee disapproved calls to aid Cuban interests amid the sugar trade turmoil. The decision aims to prevent profiteering as a large surplus worsens prices, with the committee noting potential benefits to a few at public expense.
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Brockton
Blakemore
Doal
Adalat
Senator Kendrick Narrow Escape During Auto Tangle
A Wyoming incident recounts Senator Kendrick narrowly escaping injury when a car interaction with a drag line cables at Riverton caused a mishap on the Wood River reclamation project. Congressman Frank W. Mon appears mentioned as helpless in the event.
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Frank W. Mon I
Teton
Riverton
Wiod River
Wyoming
Wanderer Trial Relatives Say Defendant Is Sane
Chicago Oct 21 Relatives of Ruth Wanderer slain wife of Carl Wanderer testified the defendant was sane. The witness list included Mr and Mrs Charles Seeaeon parents of Ruth Wanderer who asserted Wanderer's normal condition. Wanderer himself continued to deny killing his wife or planning a staged robbery with the stranger.
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Chicago
Ruth Wandered
Carl Wanderer
Wandere
Charles Seeaeon
Wandr Wanderer
Harding's Campaign Ends with Foreign Policy Focus
In Affaio New York on October, Harding urged the nation to first restore its own house, arguing the world seeks orderly democracy and opportunity. He contrasted domestic rehab with anti league critique and said Cox shares a similar aim for peaceful international cooperation. He planned to travel to Marion after the final campaign stop.
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Affaio
N. Y
Harding
United States
Temely
Reno
Roc Ter
Marion
League
Cox
Texas Motor Concern Requests Receivership
Receivers were appointed for the Texas Motor Car Association by District Judge Roy on October 21 after petition by officers and trustees. The group cites assets of 2 million dollars and liabilities of 800 thousand, blaming railroad embargoes, credit restraints and tax conditions for the need to name receivers.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Motor Car Association
Roy
Big Five Proposal Considered Thursday
The government reached a tentative agreement until next Thursday after a rehearing on the plan of the Big Five packers for disposing of their market stockyards. The packers are working out a new plan for divorcement of these properties, announced at the Department of Justice.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Former Colorado Supreme Court Justice jailed for contempt
Harrison White, former Colorado Supreme Court justice, was sentenced to 24 hours in jail by Judge J Morley after refusing to amend divorce proceedings and to halt actions in a contested case. White was released at 8 o clock.
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Harrison White
Colorado Supreme Court
J. Morley
Die Tof Court
White
Sean
Sean Gs Ge Rirove Echen Ad Ginenie T Pa Tazver Aquinet Mew. Nele
Maine
Bom
Root Telegram Reaffirms U S Position On League Of Nations
Elihu Root releases a telegram to Gower York disputing Yorks claim of complete accord with President and Senate on the League of Nations. Root says the president has not changed his stance and cautions against reservations altering the covenant.
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New York
Elihu Root
Gower
Taft Attacks Wilson and Cox in Belleville Speech
Former President Taft denounced the Wilson administration as a personal government in Belleville Illinois on October 21. He accused Governor Cox of Democratic ties to the liquor lobby, criticizing the party’s stance in a fervent address.
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Belleville
Wilson
Cox
Democratic Press
Taft
Versailles League or No League Says Secretary of War
Secretary Baker campaigns in St. Louis arguing for the league of nations and urging a world peace structure. He travels onward with supporters to Des Moines and insists the league alone can prevent future wars and uphold justice.
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League of Nations
St. Louis
Baker
Itague Adae
Coun Ession
Kone Baker
Des Moines
America
Justice Barbarian
League
Harding
Coolidge Preaches G O P Doctrine in Southland
Governor Coolidge concluded a six hour tour of North Carolina with a keynote address in Charlotte. He outlined his party's platform and warned against economic and political trends he labeled as dangers to the nation. He urged unity within the party and emphasized a strong national defense and fiscal discipline.
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Coolidge
G.O.P
Heart of Southland
Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
Democrats Rally for Cox and Peace Policy
George White, chair of the Democratic National Committee, returns from Ohio and says Americans have decided to elect Governor Cox and a Democratic Congress to avert a separate peace, save the league, and choose the plan for world peace proposed by great powers. He criticizes Republican claims and urges support for the Democratic ticket.
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New York
Ohio
George White
Democratic National Committee
Cox
Democratic Congress
League
Ethan
Admiral Benson Optimistic on Shipping Board Plans
Admiral William S. Benson told the Boston Chamber of Commerce that the United States Shipping Board would eventually play a key role in inter state commerce. He stated the board has much work to study and develop and praised the rapid progress in building ships.
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Borton
William
Benson
Boston Chamber of Eens
United States Board
Doctor Koo Bids Farewell to Washington
Dr. Wellington Koo, Chinese minister to the United States for nearly five years, bade farewell to Americans in Washington. He will sail from New York on Saturday aboard the Lafayette to France, then serve as Chinese minister in London after Sve’s transfer. He plans to join the Chinese delegation in Geneva for the League of Nations assembly on November 15.
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Washington
Associated —Press
Eljan Wellington Koo
New York
LaFayette
France
Koo
London
Sve
Washim
Hie Dutere
MacSwiney Delirious, Nourishment For Mayor Continues
London dispatch reports that prison attendants force nourishment on Lord Mayor MacSwiney as he remains delirious tonight. A bulletin from the Irish Self-Determination League states the mayor cannot recognize friends, though his delirium is of a quieter nature.
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London
MacSwiney
Irish Self-Determination League
Reed warns on Debs vote in curbs on electors
Missouri Senator James A. Reed says at a personal convention that he will back the Democratic presidential nominee only with reservations and cites potential influence from President Wilson and international bankers. He warns a pledged vote for Debs would be forced if his mind does not change.
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Ansas City
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
United States Senate
Mationd
Wilson
Hlihw Hoot
President appoints four Democrats to new Shipping Board
President Wilson named five of seven members for the new Shipping Board. Admiral William S. Benson remains chairman. Appointees include Frederick T. Thompson of Mobile Alabama, a Wisconsin attorney, and Theodore Marburg of Baltimore. Remaining two seats unresolved and party balance unclear.
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White Houan
Thuralay
Marburg
Pany
Nsa
Soldiers suffer drugging at Fort George Wright
Major Roy Brown told Spokane Chamber of Commerce that twenty of three hundred soldiers at Fort George Wright near Spokane are narcotics victims. He urged action to stamp out the drug evil and protect the post and community.
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Wash
Fort George Wreight
Roy Brown
Military Affairs Committee
Chamber of Commeres
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