Strike Talks Stall Over New Miner Demands
Don Oct 27. A new difficulty delays the settlement of the miners strike as talks break up after miners present a fresh demand. Government cabinet meets early Thursday as officials reassemble tomorrow. Emergency bill rush through Parliament with 238 to 58 vote to cover railway and transport workers if needed. The secrecy of the agreement persists amid fears of permanent nationalization provisions.
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DON
Associated Press
Munster and Leinster banks raided. thousands of pounds seized
Thousands of pounds alleged to belong to the Irish republic were found and confiscated by military forces in Munster and Leinster banks in Dublin. The money was spread across several accounts, and the action could have serious consequences for Sinn Fein. At a Dublin Corporation meeting, Captain McWalter urged those close to remaining hunger strikers to persuade them to stop, calling continued hunger strikes shocking.
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Dublin
Irish Republic
Munster
Leinster
Sinn Fein
Associated Preas
Dublin Corporation
McWalter
On the Minute Election Returns From Cheyenne Trib-Leader
The Tribune Publishing Company will provide up-to-the-minute national state and county election returns via Associated Press wire and telephone bulletin. Special dispatches will report Cheyenne precinct results with a corps of reporters to cover the election day and all results until settled.
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Tribune Publishing Company
Wyoming State Tribune
Cheyenne State Leader
Cheyenne
Associated Press
Tribune-Leader
Gov Cox Says Congress May Accept League Advice
Governor Cox debated the moral duty of Congress to join the League of Nations during a campaign stop. He stated there would be no legal obligation for the United States to act, and Congress could freely accept or reject League advice on military force.
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League
Cox
Aris maeaaSsaa
United States
Maine
Hitchcock
Congress
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. An Indian is considered an alien under federal law until citizens are granted by act. An October 26 1919 act allows an Indian who served in the U S Army and received an honorable discharge to apply for citizenship.
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United States
Lander
Wyo
M. F. Lenos
Denver
Federal Naturalization Bureau
United States Army
Fowler Campaign Promises in Cheyenne Public Meeting
JADE J. FOWLER a U.S. land office register and Democratic candidate for Congress spoke at Cheyenne high school gym recounting his pledge to represent the people not a class. He urged amendments to the Homestead Act to ease hardships for homesteaders and criticised current mineral rights restrictions on land under cultivation.
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Jade J. Fowler
United States Land Office
Douglas
Congress
Chey Ina
Wyand
Fowler
Non-Stop Mail Flight From Zion Sets Distance Record
Pilot B Pickup flew DH-4 No. 178 non stop from Salt Lake to Cheyenne 400 miles in 4 hours 2 minutes, delivering 7280 pounds of mail. The flight’s 1.587 miles per minute lagged 18.6 mph behind Pilot Yeager’s one stop record.
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Coneenne
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Yeager
Cheyenne
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Mail. Com
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Air Mall
Cheyene
Bert Cole
Casper
Kendrick Cancels Campaign Event in Newcastle
Sheridan Wyoming October 27 Senator John B Kendrick cancels planned campaign appearance in Newcastle due to Frank W Mondells leg fracture and Mondells inability to close his re election bid in his hometown The move follows Kendricks Wyoming swing for the league of nations and Cox and Roosevelt.
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Wyo
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
League of Nations
Cox
Roosevelt
Frank W. Mondell
Newcastle
Japanese Denounce Hara Ministry In Opposition Resolutions
At a meeting in Hiroshima the Kensei Kai opposition denounced Premier Hara for his government’s handling of China Russia and alliances. Viscount Takaaki Kato, former foreign minister, presided as the resolutions criticized the cabinet for damaging Japan’s dignity as a leading power.
Possible Stolen Ford At Sidney Reported By Union Pacific Official
Conductor Wi A Buckingham of the Union Pacific hints that stolen FF automobiles may be at Sidney Nebraska. The Cheyenne county sheriff, seat at Riding, told him Wednesday of similar cases entitied by two unknowns.
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Wi. A. Buckinghan
Union Pacific
Yound
Aidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Widow of William Leeds May Become Queen of Greece
Geneva reports a former American woman, Mrs William B Leeds, widow of Rock Island president, could become queen of Greece. If Constantine blocks his son's accession Prince Christopher of Greece might be lawfully presented as candidate under the Greek constitution.
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William B. Leeds
Rock Island
ENEVA
Associated Press
Geneva
Christopher
Greece
Constantine
Rock Island Railroad
Prince Pant
Dempsey and Carpentier Championship Bout Set for Havana
The world heavyweight title fight between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier will be staged in Havana Cuba. A syndicate of Cuban capitalists offered a large purse and prompted the decision. William Brady and others confirmed the proposal and the arena for the bout.
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Carpentier
Havana
Jack
York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Cuba
Rae
William Brady
Harding Outlines Nationalism Drive In Cleveland Speech
Senator Harding praised Theodore Roosevelt and William McKinley as architects of a new era of national development. He urged a united nationalism and fair play, citing Roosevelt’s birth anniversary and lauding McKinley era reforms as foundations for America’s future. An article fragment also mentions boxing promoter Jack Kearns seeking clear stakes and safeguards for a Dempsey Carpentar bout and a Cuban syndicate event.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Harding
Gray's Armory
Roosevelt
United States
MecKinley Gald
America
Great Ark
Gotham Hotels to Cut Prices Amid Hotel Men's Association Exit
New York October 27 Alwin W Riley head of the justice department flying squadron of profiteer hunters announced price reductions at several large New York hotels and restaurants that have quit the Hotel Men's Association of New York.
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New York
Alwin W. Riley
Department of Justice
Profteer Hunters
Dympile Denies Resignation After Official Announcement
In Chicago on October 27, Dymple of Whiskey Rebellion AME denies resignation reports despite an official statement. An investigation into legal whiskey traffic involves Major, Garrity, and the federal grand jury.
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Federal Grand Jury
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Heitler
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Oftimiddie
Western Acton Chores Niegal Liquor
Colorado Rangers Mobilize Over Northern Coal Strike
Enver Colorado Oct 27 Two thousand miners and state guards respond to a union call as Jefferson Weld and Boulder counties prepare a nationwide coal strike effective at midnight. Governor Shoup warns no disorder will be tolerated and says life and property will be protected while the strike is deemed illegal by state officials.
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Colorado Rangers
Golden
Colorado
Governor Shoup
District 15
United Mine Workers of America
Russell
Weld County
Jefferson
Weld
Boulder
Shoup
State Industrial Commission
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State Commission
Mexico May Agree to Boozeless Zone
An assistant secretary of war in the De La Huerta cabinet says no intensive army valuation program is planned for the proposed force and that Mexico may consent to a booze free zone along the United States border. Serrano indicated Mexico would back a ban on intoxicating liquor in a bilateral restraint area.
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de la Huerta
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New York
United States-Mexico
Serrano
Northwestern Coal Preference Ceases
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended emergency preference and priority in the movement of bituminous coal to Lake Erie ports for transshipment to the northwest indefinitely. Demand at lake ports is below previous levels, with large coal accumulations and ample supplies. production and shipments have risen to meet northwest needs without priority.
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Washington
Lake Erie
Northwest
Tate To Commerce Commission
Lake Porte
Relatives Take Charge of Cork Mayor Terence MacSwiney’s Body
The late lord mayor of Cork, Terence MacSwiney, lay in state at St George’s Cathedral as relatives moved the body from Brixton prison. A Sinn Fein flag covered the coffin while a mixed volunteer guard watched. The funeral will include a requiem mass at 11 and a procession to Austen station at 2, with Archbishop Mannix presiding.
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Ondon
Associated Press
Cork
Terence MacSwiney
St. George's Cathedral
Cork On London
J. Trish Volunteer Army
Lida Teocsue Wight
Sinn Fein
Mannix
Austen Station
Bixie Brixton
St. George's
Opawa Sails to Montreal Amid Naval Communication Tensions
The US steamship Opawa, from Seales to Montreal, lies on the Middle Ground near Cape Henry awaiting orders. A freighter of 9,297 gross tons is noted as part of the scene while naval communication services report on the situation.
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New York
Opawa
Seales
Montreal
Middle Ground
Cape Henry
Davages
Naval Communication Services
Irish push for recognition of new republic presented
Arguments favoring recognition of the new republic of Ireland were presented to Secretary Colby in Washington. The delegation included F P Walsh and other committee members from Philadelphia and New Jersey who had previously urged Irish recognition at the peace conference.
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Republic of Ireland
Washington
F. P. Walsh
War Labor Board
Walsh
Eugene Kincaid
New Jersey
James M. McGuire
Byzacum
James McGarrity
Philadelphia
Paris
Erry
Richmond
Dunne
Humels
Micheal Ryan
Obregon Studies English By Listening, Not in Class
President Alvaro Obregon of Mexico is learning English by listening rather than formal study. His private secretary P. Torreblanca says Obregon aims to understand spoken English, not to speak it immediately, and that he reads with focus to gather date from magazines.
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Aris
Alvaro Obregon
Alec
Mexico
P. Torreblanca
Iion Ine
Oip
Mae Bregop
Orm
Torreblanca
Thousands follow hunger striker's body despite guard ban
At Oak Oct 27 thousands marched after Joseph Murphy died on hunger strike in Cork jail. An order limited funeral participants to two armored escorts. armed guards lined the route as the procession moved to the cemetery. Soldiers did not enter the graveyard, and authorities provided no direct interference.
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Joseph Murphy
Cork
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Casaremines
Micheal Fitzgerald
Fitegerald
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