Strike Settlement Delayed as New Miner Demands Surface
Dateline Don, Oct 27. A new difficulty delays a full settlement of the miners strike. Government ministers and miners failed to agree as the cabinet met early Thursday, and miners presented a fresh demand prompting adjournment of talks. The emergency bill, rushed through, carries provisions for railway disruption, with a 238 to 58 vote. The secrecy around the agreement persists amid fears it could nationalize further sections of industry.
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Irish banks raided as large sums seized from Sinn Fein links
Military forces confiscated thousands of pounds alleged to belong to the Irish republic from Munster and Leinster banks in Dublin. The money was spread across several accounts, a move charged with serious implications for Sinn Fein. In Dublin, Captain McWalter urged the remaining hunger strikers' confidants to persuade them to desist, calling continued hunger struggling shocking.
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Tribune Leader to Provide Real Time Election Returns
The Tribune Publishing Company will supply up-to-date national state and county election returns for Cheyenne. An Associated Press wire will deliver results to Trib une Leader news rooms and by telephone, with special dispatches from Cheyenne precincts. The service starts election day and continues until results are final.
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Associated Press
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Cox Declines Bind Congress to League Action
Governor Cox spoke to a Democratic audience Wednesday night arguing Congress should not be morally bound to join the League of Nations. He said the United States may act without firing a shot and urged respect for world opinion while preserving autonomy in decision making.
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Naturalization of Wyoming Indians First on Record
The first Indian naturalization hearing in the United States will be held November 8 at Lander Wyoming. M F Lenos of the Denver federal naturalization bureau will conduct the examinations. Under federal law the American Indian is an alien and not a citizen. An act passed October 26 1919 allows citizenship for Indians who have served in the US Army and received an honorable discharge. The Shoshone resar-
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Wyo
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Denver
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Democratic candidate Jade J. Fowler speaks at Cheyenne meeting on homestead rights
JADE J. FOWLER, register of the United States land office at Douglas and a Democratic candidate for Congress in Wyoming, addressed Cheyenne residents at a public gathering in the high school gym. He urged amendments to the homestead act to relieve hardships for settlers and criticized restrictions on mineral rights, advocating representation of the people over any class.
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Nonstop Mail Flight From Zion Sets 400‑Mile Record
Pilot B Pickup completes a 400 mile Salt Lake to Cheyenne run in 4 hours 2 minutes aboard a DH-4 No. 178 carrying 7280 pounds of mail. He notes Yeager’s earlier one stop flight record and cites concerns over all metal DH-4s after several fires. A Wyoming altitude claim is corrected to Bert Cole’s 15,587 feet in 1919.
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Kendrick Cancels Campaign Stop in Newcastle Wyoming
Senator John B. Kendrick, campaigning for the league of nations and Roosevelt, announced that due to Congressman Frank Mondell's leg fracture he cannot close his campaign in his home town Newcastle and has canceled his engagement there.
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Japanese Denounce Hara Regime Over Diplomatic Problems
The Kensei-Kai opposition meeting in Hiroshima adopted resolutions condemning Premier Hara for his diplomacy with China and Russia. Viscount Takaaki Kato, former foreign minister, presided as the group warned that Japan’s dignity as a first-rate power is threatened by the government’s conduct.
Stolen Ford Suspected in Sidney Nebraska Investigation
A Union Pacific conductor speculates some FF automobiles stolen near Yound may be at Sidney Nebraska. Cheyenne county sheriff informed him Wednesday that authorities had been entitied by two unknown parties.
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Widow of William B Leeds May Be Queen Candidate
Geneva reports strong talk that Princess Christopher of Greece, formerly Mrs William B Leeds and widow of the Rock Island railroad chief, might become queen of Greece. If Constantine blocks his son Pant, the Greek constitution could allow Constantine's brother to stand as candidate.
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Rock Island
ENEVA
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Greece
Constantine
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Dempsey and Carpentier to Fight in Havana
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier will contest the heavyweight title in Havana Cuba a syndicate of Cuban capitalists offered a giant purse leading promoters to finalize the bout in Cuba The announcement came from William Brady and associates in New York on October 27 indicating Havana as the site for the championship clash.
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Roosevelt McKinley policies inspire Harding speech in Cleveland
In Gray's Armory Cleveland on October 27 Senator Harding praised Theodore Roosevelt and William McKinley as authors of a new era of national development. He urged a united nationalism and noted Roosevelt's birth anniversary while lauding Roosevelt's integrity and policies.
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Gotham Hotels Plan Price Cuts Amid Hotel Men’s Break
New York, Oct. 27. Alwin W. Riley, head of the justice department flying squadron of profiteer hunters, announced reductions in prices at several large New York hotels and restaurants that have left the Hotel Men's Association of New York.
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Dalrymple denies resignation amid whiskey rebellion probe
In Chicago on October 27 an official announcement said Dalrymple, director for the new states federal prohibition agency, resigned but Dalrymple denies the report. A grand jury appearance is set for Thursday regarding the illegal whiskey traffic investigation.
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Colorado State Police Ready to Move in as Coal Strike Threat Looms
Enver Colorado October 27 two hundred Colorado rangers stand armed in Golden awaiting orders from Governor Shoup to move into northern Colorado coal fields amid a miners strike effective at midnight. District 15 UMWA says 2,000 workers in Jefferson Weld and Boulder counties will join. four mines with expiring contracts exempt. Strike officials say seeks wage and working‑conditions agreement. governor says one third of state coal supply threatened and will be protected while law and order are preserved.
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Mexico May Consider Boozeless Zone Agreement
An assistant secretary of war said the De La Huerta cabinet in Mexico is en route to New York and has not yet worked out an intensive valuing program for a proposed army. A plan for a booze-free zone along the U S Mexico border is under discussion, with Serrano indicating the government might accept such a proposal.
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Northwestern Coal Preference Ceases
Emergency preference in car orders and priority in moving bituminous coal to Lake Erie ports for transshipment to the northwest were suspended indefinitely by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Demand at lake ports is low, with accumulations and large en route shipments, while production and supply now appear adequate to serve the northwest without priority.
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Funeral Arrangements for Terence MacSwiney at Cork Cathedral
The late lord mayor of Cork, Terence MacSwiney, lies in St George's Cathedral amid a Sinn Fein flag as a bodyguard from Cork and London volunteers watches. A requiem mass is planned, Archbishop Mannix to absolve, with a funeral march to Austen station and family taking over the body from Brixton prison. Crowds gather in respect as the procession departs.
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Opawa Steamer Near Cape Henry Reports Naval Intercept
The US steamship Opawa en route from Seales to Montreal is on the middle ground near Cape Henry. Naval communication services reported a collision or damage and called for resistance. a freighter of 9,297 gross tons is involved.
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Naval Communication Services
Arguments favoring Irish recognition presented to Colby
A delegation including F P Walsh and James McGuire presented arguments to Secretary Colby in Washington urging recognition of the new republic of Ireland. The group, tied to the Irish Race convention, sought support from the American peace delegation in Paris.
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New Jersey
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Paris
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Obregon Studies English While Reading English Magazines
President Alvaro Obregon of Mexico studies English through listening and reading magazines. His private secretary P. Torreblanca says the aim is to understand spoken English, not to speak it immediately, and Obregon believes he can comprehend about seventy percent of what is heard.
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Funeral of Hunger Striker Joseph Murphy Draws Thousands
Thousands followed the funeral procession for Joseph Murphy, who died on a hunger strike in Cork jail. Armed guards and a government order limited attendees, while authorities escorted the body to the cemetery. A prior hunger striker, Michael Fitzgerald, died in Cork jail amid tense scenes.
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