Gunner Fatally Wounds Soldier in Barracks at Russell
Private Bull of the EB Troop Fifteenth States Cavalry reportedly fired a .45 revolver in the Russell barracks Friday afternoon. He killed a Cheyenne man, wife involved in a prior dispute, and wounded another before taking his own life. Funeral plans will follow. Hull, 1 year old, mentioned in connection with the incident. Relatives sought. matron attention noted. current address unavailable.
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Fifteenth States Cavalry
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Koty
Hull
Russel
Harding Campaign Tour Ends With Cincinnati Music Hall Address
Senator Harding concluded a state campaign swing with a Cincinnati Music Hall speech attacking Democratic handling of domestic issues and wartime decisions. He cited past Democratic slogans, pledged to fix domestic problems, and urged constitutional government as he toured Akron to Dayton stops.
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Harding
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Wilson
Akron
Ashland
Green Camp
Richwood
North Lewisburg
Urbana
Hamilton
League
Argu
Dayton
Cox
Struggle Narrative From Cork Mayor’s Funeral Controversy
Father Domin, chaplain to the late Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork, recounts Thursday night events at Holyhead where British police and soldiers moved the mayor’s body from the funeral car to the Rathmore. He says relatives were forced from the mortuary van and subjected to rough treatment, including Sean MacSwiney being seized and Mary MacSwiney pushed and knocked down.
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Ublin
Father Dominic
Mayor MacSwiney
Cork
Holyhead
Rathmore
Sean MacSwiney
John
Mary MacSwiney
Obregon regime to be known
Washington secretaries foresee early recognition of Mexico under Obregon. Secretary Colby cited a letter from Roberto Pesqueria as the basis for recognition talks and noted the move could precede the December 1 inauguration. Initial reports of imminent recognition were denied by the State Department.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Cobly
Obregon
Roberto V. Pecqueria
Mexxico
Colby
New York
State Department
Pesqueria
United States
Hays declines to designate league jury
New York October 20 Will H Hays chairman of the Republican national committee declines to designate a league jury when pressed in a wartime mobilization context.
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Hays
New York
Will H. Hays
Irs Peete May Be Judged by Women
In Angeles on October 29 prosecutors and defense appear to favor Mrs Louise L Poots as jurors chosen are all women for the murder case of Jacob OC.
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Irs
Peete
Angeles
Louise L.poots
Jacob OC
Wilson endorses Cox and campaign effort in letter
President Wilson writes Governor Cox as a gratified and loyal supporter expressing full confidence in the campaign. He believes Cox will receive emphatic voter endorsement, noting he writes as one of the voters himself amid recall of ballots.
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Ashington
Wilson
Cox
Democratic Chairman Confident On 1920 Election Outlook
New York October forecast from Leetoe White chair of the national committee predicts a Democratic success as the campaign enters its 16th week. He notes the overall political situation tilts toward the Democrats.
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Leetoe White
dUe National Committee
Signa
Republican Chairman Predicts Huge Victory for Harding Coolidge
In New York on October 29 Will Hays national committee chairman said a Republican survey shows 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
Nineteen SINK TO DEATH IN IO WATER WHEN SHIP B
A report from October 29 describes the sinking of the concrete steamer Cape Fear after a collision with the City of Atlanta in Io water. The Cape Fear carried 84 crew and sank mid bay between Hill and Newport shore, bow first. The City of Atlanta, outward from Providence, rescued survivors as Cape Fear vanished beneath the waves. Captain Garfield of the City of Atlanta reported picking up lights from the Cape Fear and signaling.
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BR. 1
Cape Tar
United States
Dragonnet Board
Sere Bay
Ahtine Aes
Atlanta
Cape Fear
Hill
Newport
Providence
Norit
Atlandh
Cape Pear
Garfield
Ae Attuck
Requiem in Paris Honors Cork Mayor MacSwiney
A large requiem mass was held at St Josephs church in Paris for the late Cork Mayor MacSwiney. Attendees included about half French residents and half the Irish-American delegation from New York and the Paris Irish colony.
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MacSwiney
Cork
St. Joseph's Church
Kelley
New York
Requiem Publicized for Late Cork Lord Mayor
Boston reports describe a solemn high mass for Lord Mayor Terence MacS of Cork officiated by Cardinal Connel at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. A Cork dispatch notes relatives warned against moving the body by 9 pm and troops monitored the docks as the body was finally claimed by volunteers and relatives.
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Terence Macs
Cork
Holy Cross
Cardinal C.connel
London
Associated Press
Central News
Iriah
Wanderer Found Guilty of Murder in Widow and Unborn Child Case
Carlson Wanderer, a former army lieutenant, convicted by a jury of murdering his wife, their unborn child, and a ragged stranger. He received a 25 year penitentiary sentence after 22 hours 10 minutes of deliberation. At sentencing he briefly smiled despite the months-long trial.
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Carl
Wanderer
James C. O’brien
Cone Trons
Amile
Indictments In Express Theft Conspiracy Case
A federal grand jury in Macon Georgia indicted 64 express messengers agents railroad conductors and others on a theory of a general conspiracy to steal express shipments. Evidence from American Railway Express Co. showed $1 081 722 in goods moved by express in the southern states during the first six months of the year was stolen.
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Macon
Federal Grand Jury
American Railway Express Company
Archie Allison Lowest Bidder for Frances Pershing Memorial Hospital
Archie Allison was announced as the lowest bidder at 307 420 dollars for the construction of the Frances Pershing Memorial Hospital. The bid opening, attended by county commissioners architects and interested citizens, followed specifications by Baer Reson Porter and included separate bids for the building heating plant and finish options such as sawed stone.
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Frances Pershing Memorial Hospital
Ge Ik Pele
Lyeheen Hospital
Laracee
Masonic Y Aeouple
Memorial Hospital
Laramie County
Eres
Frances
Warren Versing
Baerreson & Porter
Convention to debate labor unions and mining policy
Enver Oct 2 An official notice outlines the twenty third annual American Mining convention to be held November 16 to 26. Governors Allen of Kansas Boyle of Nevada and others will speak. Talks will cover tax changes for mining and proposed union incorporation and contract enforcement. Louis McLawden of Pennsylvania is slated to discuss monetary reconstruction.
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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 Kills Man in Toledo Street Car Ward
An auto driver described as a maniac plowed into a group waiting for a street car in Toledo early Friday. Joseph Segrum was killed and William Armstrong, a laborer, was seriously injured.
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Toledo
Joseph Segrum
William Armstrong
Denver Man Hanged for Killing Los Angeles Policeman
Arthur Collins of Denver Colorado was hanged at San Quentin California for the murder of Donald Hathaway a Los Angeles policeman. The execution occurred shortly after 10 o clock with the trap sprung at 10 16 and death pronounced at 10 28 in front of about twenty witnesses.
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Cal
nArthur Collins
Denver
Colo
Donald ©. Hathaway
Los Angeles
San Quentin State Prison
Tribune Plans 60 Cent Month Price Increase
The Wyoming State Tribune announces a price rise to 60 cents monthly due to higher costs for paper labor and materials. Subscribers in Cheyenne and Casper weigh impacts as annual and weekly options are listed, with outlined delivery and mail costs.
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Wyoming State Tribune
Washington
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the Tribune
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Tribune
Lddtionas
Delvery
Naco Pas
Wyoming
Seare
Cheyenne
Cox Attacks Harding Record in Rally at Factory Auditory
Governor Cox denounced Senator Harding as unpledged and owned by big business in a fiery speech to a large factory audience. He questioned alleged pledges to George Harvey and others, challenging Harding on cabinet promises, Germany peace, and control of the money interests by bankers.
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Chicago
George Harvey
George Viereck
Germany
America
George Reynolds
Federal Reserve Act
Tes B. Warren
Republican National Ecomlties
Midwest and South Invade East for Contests With Ivy Teams
Eastern schedule highlights invite Notre Dame at West Point and Western Reserve at Annapolis while Virginia meets Harvard and Princeton faces West Virginia. Harvard may prevail as Virginia’s strength fades. West Virginia and others face challenges from Yale and Colgate as the slate offers mixed prospects.
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Princeton
NAVY
York
Middle West
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West Point
Western Reserve
Annapolis
University of Virginia
West Virginia
Indiana
Nebraska
Virginia
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