Bank Bandits Hold Up Officials Across Cheyenne Streets
Bandits roved Cheyenne streets early last night, assaulting Deputy State Treasurer Cooper and Auditor Cooper of the Colorado thern railroad, stealing a gold watch and $15 from Morgan and probing for valuables. The thieves fled toward railroad ticks after a staged search, hampering police who scrambled to catch them.
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Grafting Scandal Looms in New York Labor Circles
Hearings reveal alleged building trust payments to settle a strike on a major project. E B Levy paid 25000 to broker a deal, with George Backer confirming. Brindell of the Building Trades Council and other leaders cited. Also reported: a bank robbery and shooting tied to a separate street crime with multiple injured.
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E.W. Porter
Joyce
Kats Stene
Last Call For Elector Registration Today
Electors may register today to vote in the November election. Those who did not register in the first period or yesterday must register today to be eligible. Registration places include First Ward Burlington depot Second Ward Chamber of Commerce Third Ward ett y county Sneilding. The boards sit from morning until 1 pm and again from 7 pm to closing.
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Cox Attacks Harding Taft and Johnson on League
Governor Cox in Baltimore assailed Harding Taft and Johnson over the League of Nations issue. He accused Harding of wobbling on ratification and urged reservations as a prerequisite. Cox claimed Johnson and Taft oppose the Harding stance and framed the party split as preventing ratification.
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Denton Grand Jury Probes Death of Wealthy Den
A grand jury in Los Angeles investigates the death of Jacob Charles Den, a wealthy retired capitalist found in a crypt inside a large residence. Eleven witnesses have testified, but B C Peete of Denver is not among them. A purported Mrs Peete claims involvement by a man who shot the plan.
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Peete
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Preservers Refuse Cuban Aid Amid Sugar Surplus Fallout
Brockton Massachusetts October 21 Blakemore president of National Preservers and Fruit association announced the executive committee disapproved a public plan to aid Cuban interests in response to a tragedy. The move targets financial relief linked to a sugar market already linked to a large surplus and higher prices benefiting a few at the expense of many.
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Blakemore
Doal
Adalat
Senator Kendrick Narrow Escape Amid Wyoming Accident
A Wyoming politician was nearly injured when an automobile struck a road cable near Riverton on the Wind River reclamation project. Congressmen and local officials reported the incident as they assisted the injured rider and investigated the drag line incident.
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Riverton
Wiod River
Wyoming
Relatives say Wanderer sane in Chicago trial
Relatives of Ruth Wanderer testified in Chicago that Carl Wanderer is sane amid his trial for the deaths of Ruth and a stranger. They defended Wanderer against claims of murder and framing a robbery. The proceedings continued with Wanderer denying the charges and insisting he did not kill his wife or plan the alleged crime.
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Harding's Campaign Ends with Call to Domestic Reform
In Afaiio New York Harding wrapped up his campaign stating the nation's first duty is to restore order at home. He urged democracy and a program of domestic rehabilitation as the path to aid distressed nations. He asserted no difference with Cox on founding an association of nations to prevent war.
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Texas Motor Concern Requests Receivership
Receivers were appointed for the Texas Motor Car Association by District Judge Roy upon application of officers and trustees. They claim assets of 2,000,000 dollars and liabilities of 800,000, but say railroad embargoes end credit and tax anatomy market made the action necessary.
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Big Five Proposal Considered Thursday
The government will reach a verdict by next Thursday after a rehearing on the plan of the Big Five packers to dispose of their market stockyards. Packets work out a new divorcement plan, announced by the Department of Justice.
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Department of Justice
Former Colorado judge jailed for contempt of court
Harrison White, former justice of the Colorado Supreme Court, was sentenced to 24 hours in jail by Judge J Morley after refusing to amend his actions in a divorce case. He was released at 8 o clock.
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Root Seeks Clarification on League Pact With Cox
Elihu Root released a telegram to Gower York arguing Governor Cox had not altered his stance on the league of nations. Root asserts Cox campaigned with a president’s authorization and stresses Cox should not change the covenant as returned from Europe.
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Elihu Root
Gower
Taft Attacks Wilson and Cox in Illinois Speech
Former President Taft condemned the Wilson administration as a personal government and accused Governor Cox and his Democratic allies of ties to the liquor faction in politics during an addressed gathering in Belleville Illinois on Thursday October 21 highlighting partisan friction in the campaign.
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Versailles League or No League Says Secretary of War
Secretary Baker campaigns in St Louis urging support for the League of Nations as the path to global peace. He travels with pro league speakers who press the November election as a choice between peaceful world order and a return to barbarism. The party then heads to Des Moines to continue advocating the league.
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Coolidge Delivers GOP Doctrine in North Carolina
Governor Coolidge concluded a six hour tour of North Carolina with an address in Charlotte. The speech emphasized Republican principles and referenced national economic policy and tariff reform as central to his message to Southern voters.
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Dem Leader Says Americans Won't Accept a Weathervane
George White, chair of the Democratic National Committee, returns from Ohio and declares the public supports Governor Cox and a Democratic Congress to avoid a separate peace and to save the league. He accuses Republicans of fear mongering and insists voters will entrust a sturdy, peaceful leadership to the nation.
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Admiral Benson Optimistic on Shipping Board Role
Admiral William S. Benson told the Boston Chamber of Commerce that the United States Shipping Board would swiftly develop and mobilize to meet interstate trade needs. He spoke about build rates and the board’s readiness as it studies rapid development and coordination.
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Dr Koo Bids Farewell to Washington
Dr Eljan Wellington Koo Chinese minister at Washington for almost five years said goodbye to the American public. He sails from New York aboard the Lafayette to France to assume the London post and then join the Chinese delegation in Geneva for the League of Nations assembly on November 15.
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MacSwiney Delirious as Nourishment Continues
London bulletin from the Irish Self-Determination League says Lord Mayor MacSwiney remained delirious and unable to recognize friends as prison guards continued feeding him. The report notes he is in a quieter delirium as of tonight.
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Reed Alarmed by Debs Vote Pressure at Missouri Rally
Senator James A. Reed spoke at a convention hall gathering in Kansas City detailing he would be compelled to back Debs if his mind does not change. He criticized both major candidates while tying influence to President Wilson and the international bankers.
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President names four Democrats to new Shipping Board
Five of seven members of the new Shipping Board were named by President Wilson. Admiral William S. Benson was reappointed chairman. The four others are Frederick T. Thompson Theodore Marburg and an attorney from Wisconsin. One of the five is Republican Mr Marburg. The White House announced the appointments.
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Soldiers poisoned by narcotics claim in Fort George Wreight report
Twenty of the 300 troops stationed at Fort George Wright near Spokane are victims of narcotic drugs according to Major Roy Brown senior medical officer. He told the military affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday urging action to stamp out the drug evil.
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