Strike Talks Stall as Miners Push New Demands
Don Oct 27 The Associated Press reports a new difficulty delaying a full settlement of the strike. A government cabinet meeting occurred before miners and officials reassemble. miners presented a new demand prompting adjournment. The emergency bill to cover railway and transport workers passed 238 to 58, while secrecy around the agreement continued amid fears it would nationalize further.
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Thousands of Pounds Seized From Irish Banks by Military Raid
In Dublin on Tuesday troops seized thousands of pounds believed to belong to the Irish republic from Munster and Leinster banks. The funds were spread across multiple accounts, a step viewed as potentially grave for Sinn Fein. At a Dublin Corporation meeting, Captain McWalter urged calm as hunger strikers near three have ended.
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On the Minute Election Returns From Cheyenne Trib
The Tribune Publishing Company will provide up to the minute national state and county election returns to Cheyenne via Associated Press wire and telephone bulletins. Special dispatches will relay state and county balloting results with trained reporters in Cheyenne precincts. The service begins election day and continues until results are settled.
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Cox Declines Clear Yes or No On League Action
Governor Cox told a Democratic audience that Congress would face a moral question about joining a world league and that the United States would not be bound to intervene without action from the world. He said Congress may accept or reject league advice, stressing the presumption of world action without need for immediate war.
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Naturalization of Wyoming Indians to Be First on Record
The first Indian naturalization hearing in the United States will be held November 8 at Lander Wyoming conducted by M F Lenos of the Denver federal naturalization bureau. Indians are not citizens under federal law though many have served in the U S Army. An act passed October 26 1919 allows Indians with honorable Army discharge to apply for citizenship.
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Wyo
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Denver
Federal Naturalization Bureau
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Fowler addresses Cheyenne voters on homestead act reform
Jade J. Fowler register of the United States land office at Douglas and a Democratic candidate for Congress spoke at a Cheyenne public meeting in the high school gym. He urged amending the homestead act to relieve hardships for homesteaders and argued ministers must protect mineral rights of land workers.
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Nonstop Salt Lake to Cheyenne Air Mail Flight Sets Pace
Pilot B Pickup flew 400 miles from Salt Lake to Cheyenne in 4 hours 2 minutes aboard a DH-4 No. 178, carrying 7280 pounds of mail. The run beat a recent one stop record by Yeager but trails by 18.6 miles per hour. The report also notes dangers of all-metal planes and cites a prior altitude achievement by Bert Cole in 1919.
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Kendrick cancels campaign stop in Newcastle Wyoming
Sheridan Wy October 27 Senator John B Kendrick and his campaign for the league of nations and Cox and Roosevelt ends a planned appearance in Newcastle due to Frank Mondell's leg fracture and Mondell's inability to close his campaign in his home town.
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Wyoming
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Newcastle
Japanese Denounce Ministry of Hara in Diplomacy Row
The Kensei-Kai opposition group met in Hiroshima with Viscount Takaaki Kato presiding and adopted a resolution condemning Premier Hara for mishandling diplomacy regarding China Russia and other nations. It labeled the government’s conduct as failing to preserve Japan’s dignity as a strong power.
Possibly Stolen Ford Cars Located in Sidney Nebraska
Union Pacific conductor Wi A Buckinghan suggests some stolen automobiles may be at Sidney Nebraska. Cheyenne County sheriff, seated at Riding, told him on Wednesday of further entitlements by townspeople amid the thefts.
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Widow of William B Leeds May Become Queen of Greece
In Geneva speculation grows that former American Mrs William B Leeds widow of the Rock Island president could become queen of Greece. Princess Christopher of Greece may be heir if Constantine blocks his son's accession, despite the Greek constitution allowing the brother to stand as candidate.
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Rock Island
ENEVA
Associated Press
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Greece
Constantine
Rock Island Railroad
Prince Pant
Dempsey and Carpentier to Fight in Havana
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier will contest the heavyweight title in Havana Cuba after a Cuban syndicate offered a purse described as giant. The decision followed discussions with promoters William Brady and associates who confirmed the offer and plan.
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Harding Promises National Unity And Roosevelts Vision
In Cleveland on October 27 Senator Harding lauded Theodore Roosevelt and William McKinley as authors of a new era, pledging to extend a spirit of united nationalism. He praised Roosevelt’s bigness, wisdom, and integrity and urged adherence to obligations as the basis of rights.
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Gotham Hotels to Cut Prices in Probe of Proftoe Ring
New York officials report hotel and restaurant price reductions by several large properties that have left the Hotel Men's Association of New York. Alwin W. Riley of the Justice Department says the moves target profiteering and follow ongoing enforcement actions.
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Dalrymple denies resignation amid whiskey rebellion rumors
In Chicago on October 27, Dalrymple the federally appointed director for the new states reportedly resigned, though he denies the report. Federal officials are pursuing leads as a grand jury investigates the whiskey traffic with suspects tied to government agents.
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Colorado Rangers Staged for Coal Field Strike Action
Enver Oct 27 two hundred Colorado rangers are on alert in Golden awaiting orders to move into northern Colorado coal fields after miners call a illegal strike effective at midnight. Governor Shoup warns no disorders will be tolerated as 2,000 men in Jefferson Weld and Boulder counties respond to the strike.
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Mexico May Agree to Boozeless Zone
The De La Huerta government in Mexico reportedly supports a plan for a booze free zone on the U S border. An assistant secretary of war noted no detailed army valuation program is underway but would be implemented, while Serrano indicated willingness to a prohibition zone along the border.
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Northwestern Coal Preference Ceases
The traffic commission suspended emergency preference in coal transportation to Lake Erie ports for northwest transshipment. Demand at lake ports is down to its lowest since July 20, with large coal stocks and inbound shipments. Production and ore supply have risen and are believed sufficient to serve the Northwest without priority.
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Funeral for Cork Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney
The body of Terence MacSwiney lies in St. George's Cathedral awaiting a 11 o'clock requiem. A Sinn Fein flag covers the coffin as the family procession travels from the prison to the cathedral, with Archbishop Mannix officiating and a large crowd gathering in misty Dublin streets.
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US steamer Opawa near Cape Henry on Middle Ground
The US steamship Opawa, sailing from Seales to Montreal, is reported on Middle Ground near Cape Henry and has called for resistance. The naval communication services note a freighter of 9,297 gross tons in the area.
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Naval Communication Services
Irish recognition plea presented to Secretary Colby
Arguments favoring recognition of a new republic of Ireland were formally presented to Secretary Colby. The delegation included F. P. Walsh and James McGuire, with members from New Jersey Philadelphia and Virginia, who traveled to Paris and met with the American peace delegation to seek Irish recognition.
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New Jersey
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Philadelphia
Paris
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Richmond
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Micheal Ryan
Obregon Studies English Through Listening Not Classroom Form
Obregon, president of Mexico, studies English privately per secretary P. Torreblanca. He aims to understand spoken English and estimates grasping about seventy percent of what is heard, aided by magazine reading and listening practice.
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Funeral for Hunger Striker Joseph Murphy Draws Thousands
Thousands followed the body of hunger striker Joseph Murphy as Irish authorities limited funeral participation. Armored guards accompanied officials, while soldiers escorted the hearse but did not enter the cemetery. Murphy died in Cork jail during the hunger strike, sharing stark parallels with the earlier burial of Michael Fitzgerald.
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