Cheyenne Labor Event Brings Rain, Parade, and Speeches
Speakers urged union members to buy label goods and push patriotism during a Cheyenne labor program. Mayor Stone and Deputy Labor Commissioner Flovt warned wage hikes won’t solve high living costs, citing supply and demand. A Maton Pacific band led music and a long parade featured several floats from local unions and companies amid civic pride.
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W. Stone
Cheyenne
W. W. Fil- Tov
Gilrry
Stone
Maton Pacific Band
Fort Trussel
David Kohn
Grier Lumber Company
Capriol Coal & Lee Company
Wyoming
Puel & Fed Company
Soashes
White Wins Over Noye in Denver Bouts
In Denver on September 1 a Chicago fighter defeated Johnny Noye of St Paul by decision after 42 rounds at Stock Waede Stadium. White was credited with seven rounds to Noye's four. the bout was even in the cup.
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Denver
N”ne
Chicago
Johnny Noye
St. Paul
White
Noye
Battle Planes Leave Cheyenne for Colorado and Kansas
A quartet of battle planes under Lieutenant Clifford C. Nutt departed Cheyenne yesterday bound for Sterling Colorado and Fort Morgan with two planes reaching Sterling and two heading to Fort Morgan. The fleet had gathered since Saturday with no flights due to rough ground officials said.
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Sterling
Colo
Fort Morgan
Fort Russell
Clifford C. Nutt
Cheyenne
Nutt
Kansas City
Salvation Army fund drive underway with local leadership
The drive lists campaign speakers and chairmen for soliciting duties. Included are Mrs Maurice Groshot as campaign chair and Mrs J Hi Conway as solicitation chair with a large coordinating committee. A governor Nobert Garey letter praises the Salvation Army and urges establishing permanent state headquarters.
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Maurice Groshot
W. B. Dunton
A. D. Johnain
L. Draper
J. Hi Conway
W. A. Forbes
A. E. Meluffie
A. N. Matson
HW. H. Wolfer
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M.H. Hartetung
Charles Bristol
Fred L. Grabbe
C. Y. Beard
David J. Howell
T. CG. Crabb
George L. Strder
Doughnut Day
D. M. Carey
Peter Jonsen
William Wolcott
M. A. Mra
Ray Olde
HW. Bullock
Avery Haggard
J. ©. Hudson
A. B. Roede
H. A. Hopkins
W. E. Mullen
Ed Narleen
Fred M .Tayor
Jide Maison
Nobert D .Garey
Salvation Army
Wyoming
France
Chicago Shopmen Reject Wilson's Offer
Chicago railroad shop men in the district rejected a four cent per hour wage increase proposed by President Wilson and Director General Hines. J B Saunders, district secretary, announced that 96 percent voted against acceptance and the result has been sent to International officers in Washington.
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Chicago
Wilson
Hines
J. B. Saunders
Saunders
Washington
Packers to Be Compelled to Show Books
United States District Attorney Charles F. Coyne returns from Washington as subpoenas command full records of the Five Packers in about 40 counties. The documents and witness testimony will go before the grand jury convening tomorrow, per District Attorney Coyne's statements published in the Fishing Line.
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Chicago
Washington
United States
Charles F. Coyne
Gald
Comme
Politicians urge party unity and wage reforms at hearing
Representative O'Connor warns against third party splintering while urging loyalty to the two major parties. California's Newlan calls for beating the party if hostile to the cause. Discussants push higher federal wages for postal workers, time and a half, double time on Sundays, and sick leave, with Fi ntherty advocating wage boosts to attract workers and curb idle living costs.
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O'Connor
Democratic Party
Newlan
California
Thomas F. Finherty
Federation
Flaherty
Ife
Inspector Daniels and Postmaster Die in Utah Crash
W. W. Browning postmaster of Ogden and George Daniels of Denver post office inspector were killed when their car plunged from an embankment while returning from Logan to Rankin in Utah. Daniels had a long federal career from 1880 including service in mail and post office inspection roles before moving to Denver.
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Associated Press
Ogden
Utah
W. W. Browning
George Daniels
Denver
Gala
Logan
Rankin
Associated Preas
Daniela
Sea-Post
Atlantic
St. Louis
New York City
Onion Pocket Incident Lands Man in City Jail
Clifford Woodten, a dishwasher at Capitol Grill No 2, was jailed after a disturbance in the grill kitchen. Police found thirteen onions, a cake of toilet soap, and pieces of laundry soap in his pockets during a search. He may face a police judge as authorities review the case.
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Clifford Woodten
Capitol Grill No. 2
Woodten
Woodton
Turbulent Nose of Westward Run Raises Sewer Well Plans
The report describes a narrow east west nose extending to the east line of section 24 with an estimated width of about a mile. It suggests sewer wells may be drilled along the center line of section 26 and confirms part of section 29 to meet sections 40 and 34. Three wells show oil in casing with hundreds of feet in place. The Lusk royalty holds ten percent interest.
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Lusk
Back to School 5 Program for Youth of Cheyenne Today
Cheyenne and Lardinne county schools begin their year’s work today with high school registration wrapping up this morning and books and first assignments issued this afternoon. Regular high school classes start Wednesday as about 180 pupils are already enrolled and 400 more expected. Grade school pupils should attend at 9 am to meet teachers and begin planned work.
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Cheyenne
Lardinne County
A. Worcester
Government salaries ride on Loading company fees
Major G Foster notes in a report that salaries cited are not from the Loading company only. The government funds these salaries and then adds a further 10 percent, complicating payment sources and endorsements.
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G Foster
Senate Committee Delays Rhine Treaty Action and Laboring Reservation
The Senate committee postponed action on the Rhine treaty while examining amendments and reservations. Senator Lodge notes publication of June 1 Rhine agreement in a British White Book, with Fall proposing to remove the international labor organization clause. Drafting of the ratification resolution will follow, likely with several league reservations.
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Senate
Rhine
Lodge
Germany
Fall
Republican
New Mexico
League of No
Batterymen Power Way To Split Doubleheader Scores
Yesterday's results show Chicago and Cincinnati splitting a two game set as Batteries led by Eller Luque Wingo and Daly blazed in the morning. Afternoon action saw Washington and Chicago stumble with Seha ng and Cha rty both contributing key hits and fielding assists.
Austria Favors Hohenzollern Ruler Says Pan German Leaders
Amsterdam dispatch reports Pan German League leaders in Berlin favor a monarch as the Hohenzollerns return. Vienna lawyer Bozan claims the Hapsburg head is gone and Austrians would back a true Prussian when revolution comes.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
M. Bozan
Vienna
Hophengolierns
Pete Herman Loses to Lynch in New Bantam Bout
Waterbury Conn September Pete Herman of New Bantam weight champion of the world was defeated in a ten round no decision bout by Joe Lynch of New York at Driving Park. Critics scored eight rounds to Lynch with two even rounds.
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Waterbury Conn
Seppe T
Peter Herman
Joe Lynch
New York
Lynch
Condemned Spy Arrives in New York as Bride of Boston Captain
An American bride, Catherine Petersen, arrives in New York aboard the Sierra after serving part of a twelve year solitary confinement sentence as an alleged German spy. Her husband, Captain Edward W. Petersen of Boston, accompanies her. The case stemmed from revelations about German espionage networks.
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Associated Press
New York
AG Af
Germany
Catherine Petersen
Sierra
Edward W. Petersen
Boston
Mra
Petersen
Role
Rioting in Knoxville Quelled by Troops
Knoxville, Tenn. reports a quiet Labor Day after race riots left two dead and sixteen wounded. National guard, officers, and special deputies patrolled as two white men faced possible arrest for aiding escapes from Saturday jail attack. Mayes, the accused murderer, remained jailed in Chattanooga.
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Knoxville
Tenn
National Guard
Cale
Sweeney
Machine
Offe Rifle Company
Maurice F. Mayes
Benfie Dinds
Mayes
Chattanooga
Gompers Urges Unreserved Support for Peace Treaty
Manuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, tells the League to Enforce Peace that the covenant and peace treaty secure labor gains and must be ratified without amendment. He says delay risks the 27 nations involved and urges adoption of the first international charter for mankind.
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Washington
Manuel Gompers
Urban Federation of Labor
League
League of Nationa
Mr. Gompers
United States
Germany
Poles Capture Kobujal City During Offensive
London dispatch reports Polish forces capturing the fortified Kobu jal city, about 86 miles southeast of Minek, with journalists noting prisoners taken and a fervent pursuit of Bolshevik forces. The advance reflects a sharp shift in control as Polish units push forward.
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London
Kobujal
Minek
Amr
Nancetiun
Frugal Slicker Window Warns Fragile Glass
In Judge Slousman’s office a cracked window is held together by a slicker labeled Fragile. The improvised repair combines familiar objects in a humorous new way, turning a simple safety measure into an original public reminder about fragility.
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Frank Slousman
Hounsman
Girl Recovered in Theft Case Linked to Nebraska
Mildred Felker, 46, retired from a Johnson home in McCook Nebraska, was brought to face theft charges. Authorities say she fled to Cheyenne on an arrest warrant after being implicated in reported missing items. She had worked at the Johnson residence prior to her disappearance.
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Mildred Felker
Pir
G. P. Johnson
Mali
Johnsone Beliers
Draas Diaagea
McCook
Nebr
Gheyenne
Leader Want Ads Aids In Your Home Hunt Tonight
Classified notice invites readers to browse the Leader Want Ads for rentals and homes for sale. Readers are urged to check the section tonight for deals, listings, and guidance in finding flats or houses to fit their needs.
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Leader
Lost Velour Handbag Found in Roward Area
Black velour handbag turned up with a rear heads inside according to a brief note. Contact 4b4 to claim it.
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Roward
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