Labor rally in Cheyenne promotes label goods and wage talk
Speakers urge union members to ask for label goods to boost local production. Mayor Stone calls for balanced solutions to high living costs, arguing production must rise. Deputy state labor commissioner Glen Gilroy supports this view. A Fort Trussel band performance and a large parade followed, with numerous labor unions listed among participants.
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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 From Noye at Denver Stock Waede bout
One of Chicago won a referee's decision over Johnny Noye of St. Paul in a 42 round bout at the Stock Waede stadium in Denver. White was credited with seven rounds to Noye's four. the bout was even at the halfway mark.
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Denver
N”ne
Chicago
Johnny Noye
St. Paul
White
Noye
Battle Planes Fly From Fort Russell to Colorado and Kansas
Four planes under Lieutenant Clifford C. Nutt left Fort Russell for Sterling Colorado and Fort Morgan Kansas after a stopover in Cheyenne. Ground conditions prevented exhibition flights and the fleet split to pursue separate routes toward Kansas City with two planes reaching Sterling and two headed for Fort Morgan.
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Sterling
Colo
Fort Morgan
Fort Russell
Clifford C. Nutt
Cheyenne
Nutt
Kansas City
Campaign speakers and volunteers listed for Salvation Army drive
The document names campaign speakers and solicitors for a Wyoming Salvation Army drive including Mrs Maurice Groshot as chair, plus numerous co chairmen and volunteers. It also quotes Governor Norbert Garey praising the Salvation Army and urging support and potential permanent HQ bases across the state.
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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
HW. H. Wolfer, Mrs. Wisley = Dumm, Mra. P. BE. Glafeke
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 Wilsons Offer
Chicago shopmen in the district vote against a four cent an hour wage increase proposed by President Wilson and Director General Hines. J B Saunders district secretary says 96 percent rejected the offer 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 returned from Washington to announce subpoenas for complete records of the Five Packers in about 40 counties. The documents and witness testimony will be presented to the grand jury, which convenes tomorrow, as District Attorney Coyne indicated in the Fishing Line column.
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Chicago
Washington
United States
Charles F. Coyne
Gald
Comme
Democratic leaders urge two party focus on reforms
Representatives O Connor and Newlan warn against third party efforts while urging party loyalty. They endorse higher postal wages, time and a half, double time for Sundays, and 30 days annual sick leave to attract staff. Finherty calls for wage boosts to offset living costs and for a more efficient work environment.
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O'Connor
Newlan
California
Thomas F. Finherty
Federation
Flaherty
Ife
Inspector Daniels and Postmaster Die in Utah Crash
A Utah automobile crash killed George Daniels of Denver and W. W. Browning, postmaster of Ogden, as they returned from Logan to Rankin. Daniels, a longtime post office inspector, had a notable career including service in St. Louis and New York, and later 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 laden arrest shocks Capitol Grill
Clifford Woodten, a dishwasher at Capitol Grill No 2, was jailed after a kitchen disturbance involving a stash of onions and soap. Police recovered thirteen onions, a cake of toilet soap, and part of laundry soap from his pockets. The case goes to the police judge for review.
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Clifford Woodten
Capitol Grill No. 2
Woodten
Woodton
Seeming East West Nose Feature Affects Drilled Sewer Wells
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 should be drilled along the center line of section 26 and notes sections 28 and 29 intersecting the feature. Several wells have lengthy oil casing and royalty interests for Lusk noted at ten percent.
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Lusk
Cheyenne and Lardinne County Schools Open for Year
Cheyenne and Lardinne County schools begin their year with high school registration wrapping up this morning after Friday and Saturday. Book distribution and first assignments follow, with regular classes set to start Wednesday morning. About 180 high school students are already registered and 400 more expected. grades begin with 9 AM attendance for pupils and teachers to finalize plans.
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Cheyenne
Lardinne County
A. Worcester
Government salaries funded by Loading company fees
Major G Foster notes that government salaries are not paid from the Loading company’s fee. The government pays the salaries and then adds 10 percent on top.
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G Foster
Senate debates Rhine treaty and labor group clause
The committee continues hearings on the Germany treaty with a pending Fall amendment to strike the international labor organization clause. Officials say ratification drafting will follow after amendment decisions. A June treaty copy was denied as premature but Lodge notes it has circulated in the U S. Also mentions water-formed opal iridescence.
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Senate
Rhine
Lodge
Germany
Fall
Republican
New Mexico
League of No
Batteries Rule In Doubleheader Across Stadium
Bat- teries led by Eller Luque and Wingo pace a doubleheader sweep with Chicago and Cleveland games cited. Williams Schalk Daves Love and Ainsmith contributed in a 60s to 90s scoring sequence. Other lineups included Sene and Sehaog in multiple innings as teams shuffled pitchers and fielders.
Austria Favors Hohenzollern Monarch Says Berlin Gathering
Leaders of the Pan German league at Berlin Sunday voiced desire for a monarchy. A Vienna lawyer claimed the Hohenzollerns should rule and Austrians would back a true Prussian in a revolution.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
M. Bozan
Vienna
Hophengolierns
Pete Herman Loses to Lynch in New England Bout
Waterbury Conn September Pete Herman lightweight world champion was defeated in a ten round no decision fight by Joe Lynch of New York at Driving Park. Critics scored Lynch eight rounds to two with two even rounds.
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Waterbury Conn
Seppe T
Peter Herman
Joe Lynch
New York
Lynch
Condemned Spy Becomes American Bride in Escape
An Associated Press report from New York details Catherine Petersen, condemned to twelve years solitary confinement in Germany as an alleged spy, arriving on the Sierra transport as the wife of Captain Edward W. Petersen of Boston. She had already served nineteen months and escaped when the German revelation unfolded.
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Associated Press
New York
AG Af
Germany
Catherine Petersen
Sierra
Edward W. Petersen
Boston
Mra
Petersen
Role
Riot-Torn Knoxville Returns To Quiet Holiday After National Guard Calm
Knoxville, Tenn. faced a tense holiday as heavy patrols by the national guard and special officers followed race riots that left two dead and sixteen wounded. Sheriff Cale considers charging ten white men with aiding escapes from the attacked jail. Outside guard units to leave, leaving machine gun and rifle companies in Knoxville. Labor Day events held separately by whites and blacks, with no new disorder reported. About 250 citizens sworn as special deputies assist authorities. A grand jury session will review the riots and the murder case of Maurice F. Mayes, 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 Labor Treaty
Manuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, told the League to Enforce Peace that the labor provisions in the peace treaty and the league covenant must be ratified and preserved. He warned amendments would affect all 27 nations and urged immediate adoption of the first international charter for labor without defy.
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Washington
Manuel Gompers
Urban Federation of Labor
League
League of Nationa
Mr. Gompers
United States
Germany
Poles Capture Kobujal Fort, Bag Bolsheviki
London dispatch says Polish forces seized the fortified town of Kobujal, 86 miles southeast of Minek, after a confrontation with Bolshevik units. Prisoners are in custody and authorities report the advance continuing.
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London
Kobujal
Minek
Amr
Nancetiun
Fragile Slicker Window Showcases Old Idea With New Twist
Judge Slousman’s cracked window is held together by a slicker labeled Fragile. The makeshift repair uses a familiar shipping sticker to warn the public while reinforcing the pane, a humorous yet fresh twist on an old concept.
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Frank Slousman
Hounsman
Nebraska woman linked to local theft case
Mildred Felker a 46 year old maid connected to a theft ring was arrested in McCook Nebraska and extradited to Cheyenne on a warrant. The Johnson home staff reported missing articles as investigators pursued the case involving a Nebraska suspect.
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Mildred Felker
Pir
G. P. Johnson
Mali
Johnsone Beliers
Draas Diaagea
McCook
Nebr
Gheyenne
Leader Ads Offer Homes For Rent And Sale
Classified readers are urged to consult the Leader Want Ads for flats to rent and homes for sale. The notices promise guidance for those seeking housing and property deals in the current issue.
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Leader
Lost Velour Handbag Found in Roward
Pocketed handbag described as velour with rear heads inside and contact phone 4b4 for pickup in Roward. Restoration and owner verification pending.
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Roward
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Plumbers
Railway Carmen
Railway Glarks
Maintenance of Way
Holler Makers
Teamsters Union
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Barbers Union
Painters and Paper Hangers
Electical
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Cheyenne Trade and Labor Assembly
Robert Smith
Cap. Patrom
W. J. Walls
Ino
A. P Sneak
Colorado
Kansas
ARMY
T Deane
Inspector Daniels
Mere
Boule
Hamilton
F. Miller
Smith
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Eller
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Wingo
Martin and
Daly
Damon Yin
Agia
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Warper
Gill
Gharrily
Bohn
Tussell, McQuillan and Walters
Schang
Shaw and Gharrity
Dethot
Roland, Cunningham and Stange
Cicotle and
Schalk
Cleveland
Weeeeeerey & T
Gallia
Davenport
Severeid
Ume
Thomas
Occorrs
Leifield
Billings
Bagby
O'Neill
Philadelphia
Battries
Noyes and Perkins
Quinn and Ruel
Gimsinnati
Vaugin
Carter
Killifer
Sallee
Rariden
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Cooper and Lee
Sherdell
Brooklyn
Pfeffer, Gadore
Mitchell
Wheat
Hogg
Adams
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Snyder
Rudolph and Gowdy
Austria
Hohenzollern
Pete Herman
Scribes
Stock Growers National. Bank
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Southern City
Gompers
Nebraska
Ragan & Greenwald
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