Private Bull Slays Man Then Takes Own Life
A private in the Fifteenth Cavalry fired a .45 revolver in barracks at Russell Friday afternoon, killing a Cheyenne man’s wife he had courted before shooting himself. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Hull, aged 18, was found dead on his bunk. Authorities seek relatives as details remain unclear.
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Harding wraps up Ohio campaign with Music Hall speech
Senator Harding concluded a day of campaigning in Ohio with a Cincinnati Music Hall address criticizing Democratic promises and Wilson era policies. He traced past slogans on cost of living and war, pledging to restore order at home while touring Ashland, Green Camp, Richwood, North Lewisburg, Urbana, Hamilton, Dayton and other stops.
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Music Hall
Wilson
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Green Camp
Richwood
North Lewisburg
Urbana
Hamilton
League
Argu
Dayton
Cox
Struggle Described In Funeral Interruption at Holyhead
Father Dominic, chaplain to late Lord Mayor MacSwiney, reports police and soldiers forcibly removed the mayor's body from the funeral car at Holyhead. Sean MacSwiney and Mary MacSwiney were seized or pushed from the mortuary van amid rough treatment.
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Cork
Holyhead
Rathmore
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John
Mary MacSwiney
Obregon regime to be known and recognized early
Secretary Colby announced that early recognition of Mexico's new government under Obregon is likely, based on a letter from Roberto Pesqueria. The move may precede the December 1 inauguration, though a specific date for recognition was not stated. The disclosure follows earlier denials from the State Department amid circulating reports of imminent recognition.
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Associated Press
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Obregon
Roberto V. Pecqueria
Mexxico
Colby
New York
State Department
Pesqueria
United States
Hays Declines to Designate League Jury
New York reports on October 20 that Will H. Hays, chairman of the Republican National Committee, declines to designate a league jury. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Hays
New York
Will H. Hays
Irs Peete May Be Judged by Women
Angeles report notes trial of Mrs Louise L Poots for the murder of Jacob OC before a jury of women. prosecutors and defense counsel appeared to favor her case as proceedings opened.
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Peete
Angeles
Louise L.poots
Jacob OC
Wilson Letter Endorses Cox in Democratic Campaign
President Wilson writes Governor Cox that he is a gratified and loyal supporter and expresses entire confidence in continuing the campaign. He believes Cox will receive emphatic endorsement from the voters as the campaign proceeds.
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Wilson
Cox
Democratic Chairman Foresees Democratic Victory
New York October 16 1920 Leetoe White chairman of the national committee predicts electoral success for the Democrats at the close of the 16th week of campaigning. He asserts the political situation favors the Democratic party.
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New York
Leetoe White
dUe National Committee
Signa
Republican Chairman Expects Historic Harding Coolidge Victory
Will H. Hays, Republican National Committee chairman, said a national survey indicated Harding and Coolidge would win the largest popular majority ever cast in a presidential election.
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New York
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Harding
Coolidge
Disaster at sea as ship built of stone sinks after collision
The Cape Fear sank in rough seas after a collision with the City of Atlanta night near Newport shore. Crew of 84 aboard the Cape Fear perished, few survivors rescued from the water as the forward hull took a fatal blow. Captain Garfield of the City of Atlanta reported rescuing lights and attempting to avert the crash but could not prevent the collision.
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Atlanta
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Cape Pear
Garfield
Ae Attuck
Requiem Honors Cork Mayor MacSwiney in Paris Church
A large attendance marked a requiem for Cork Mayor Terence MacSwiney at St. Josephs in Paris on Friday. Reported that half the crowd were French, half were the Irish American colony in Paris, with Kelley of New York prominent in the delegation.
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Kelley
New York
Requiem Mass for Late Lord Mayor of Cork Held in Boston
A solemn high mass for the repose of Lord Mayor Terence MacS Cork was held in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Boston with Cardinal C Connell officiating. The crowded cathedral reflected the city's solemn response to the Cork affair and burial arrangements.
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Terence Macs
Cork
Holy Cross
Cardinal C.connel
Wanderer Found Guilty in Wife Murder Trial
Carl Wanderer, a former army lieutenant, was convicted by a jury of murdering his wife, their unborn child, and a stranger. He received a 25 year penitentiary sentence after 22 hours of deliberation. Wanderer showed emotion only as the verdict was read.
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James C. O’brien
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Amile
Many Indictments for Express Thefts in Macon
Federal grand jury indicts sixty four express messengers agents and railroad conductors in Macon Georgia on a conspiracy to steal express shipments. Evidence shows 1 081 722 dollars in goods moved by express in the southern states during the first six months of the year were stolen.
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Federal Grand Jury
American Railway Express Company
Archie Allison Lowest Bidder for Frances Pershing Memorial Hospital
Archie Allison was the lowest bidder at 307 420 for construction of the Frances Pershing Memorial Hospital in Laramie County. The bid opening occurred Friday afternoon with county commissioners, architects, bidders, and citizens present in the Masonic Hall classroom to review proposals for the building and heating plant and related finishes and electrical work.
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Lyeheen Hospital
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Laramie County
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Frances
Incorporation of Labor Unions on Convention Agenda
Enver Oct 2. The twenty third annual American Mining convention will run November 16 to 26. Governors Allen Kansas Boyle Nevada and invited Cornwell West Virginia will speak. Tax law revisions for mining and a proposed law requiring labor union incorporation and contract enforcement are listed topics. Monetary system reconstruction also on program.
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Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Emmett D. Boyle
Nevada
John J. Cornwell
West Virginia
Indus
United Ee
Allied Tax Committee
Congress
New York
Louis P. MceLawden
Pennsylvania
Maniac Driver Slays Man At Streetcar Stop In Toledo
An auto driver believed to be a maniac charged a group waiting for a street car in Toledo early Friday, killing Joseph Segrum and seriously injuring William Armstrong, a laborer.
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Joseph Segrum
William Armstrong
Murderer of Police Man Hanged at San Quentin
Arthur Collins of Denver Colorado was hanged at San Quentin state prison for the murder of Los Angeles policeman Donald Hathaway. The execution occurred shortly after 10 o clock Friday morning with the trap sprung at 10 16 and death pronounced at 10 28. About twenty witnesses attended.
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nArthur Collins
Denver
Colo
Donald ©. Hathaway
Los Angeles
San Quentin State Prison
Price Rise Planned by State Tribune
The Wyoming State Tribune plans a price increase to 60 cents per month citing higher costs for paper labor and materials. The change affects Cheyenne and Casper subscribers with new rates of 60 cents monthly, 3.50 for six months, and 8.00 for a year, with Sunday editions priced separately.
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Cheyenne
Cox Attacks Harding Record in Stinging Address
Governor Cox labeled Senator Harding unpledged and beholden to big business, criticizing his public record and alleged past promises. He questioned allegedly made pledges to George Harvey and George Reynolds and implied plans to empower bankers over national finance.
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Chicago
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George Viereck
Germany
America
George Reynolds
Federal Reserve Act
Tes B. Warren
Republican National Ecomlties
Midwest and South Confront East Invasion For Contests
Eastern schedule centers on interregional clashes as Notre Dame at West Point and Western Reserve at Annapolis lead a slate from the Midwest. Virginia faces Harvard while Princeton meets West Virginia as Harvard eyes a repeat win after last year’s 47 to 0 verdict over Virginia.
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