Denver Wreck Coroner's Jury Probes Fatal Collision
Five eye witnesses and the father of a injured girl join a coroner's jury in Adams County to investigate the Denver and Interurban wreck that has claimed 12 lives and left hundreds injured. Witnesses accuse the outbound special car crew as the cause while details unfold in depositions.
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Denver
Denver & Interurban
BE. G. Jones
Adams County
8. W. Schults
L. C. Cripps
Schults
W. H. Obland
Denver & Interurban Railroad
Atlobeville
Schultz
Globeville
Albert L. Stevens
Death loom hangs over Cork hunger strikers in Dublin and London
In London the MacSwiney hunger strike nears a possible death while in Cork the prison is tightly guarded. Lloyd George’s conditional offer to release hunger strikers fails to break the deadlock, as Gaelic League head Art OBrien notes no official word has come from the premier. Guards with rifles and machine guns surround Cork jail amid growing unrest.
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London
Associated Press
MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Lloyd George
Art O'Brien
Gaelic League
Macfwiney
Ireland
Maceelney
O'Brien
Cork Cork
Associated Progs
Brixton Prison
First Air Mail Flight From Cheyenne Acknowledges Past Ties
The first air mail flight from Cheyenne to Salt Lake is set for 5:30 this morning. It carries a greeting from William C. Deming, president of Tribune Publishing, to A. W. McKay of the Salt Lake Tribune. The note recalls Deming’s Cheyenne history and the 1920 purchase of the Cheyenne Leader by Tribune Publishing.
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Cheyenne
Salt Lake
William C. Deming
Tribune Publishing Company
Cheyenne State Leader
A. W. McKay
Salt Lake Tribune
Leader
Deming
Mr. McKay
Trans-Continental Aerial Mail Starts At 5:20 AM
Cheyenne launches the De Havilland Four aerial mail service at 5 20 this morning with east and westbound flights. Westbound will carry pouches to Salt Lake Elko Reno and San Francisco while eastbound mails head to Omaha and points east. Intermediate stops at North Platte and Rock Springs occur due to fuel limits.
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Cheyenne
DeHaviland
Salt Lake
Omaha
Elko
Reno
San Francisco
Tnee Pacific
West Ndae
Noha
North Platte
Neb
Cael
Chicago
New York
Air Mail Service
Rall
Newrae
Francisco
Diatair
Cox Campaign Tackles Big Business in North Dakota Tour
Governor Cox, in a 200 mile North Dakota swing near the Canadian line, urged farmers laborers and small merchants to oppose big business tied to senate oligarchy and to recall Roosevelt's 1902 fight against party bosses. He named Boss Barnes Penrose and Smoot as links to crooked politics.
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Minot
Cox
North Dakota
Senate Oligarcy
Roosevelt
Barnes
New York
Penrose
Smoot
Padded Cell Ceases to Be Padded Cell
HR A Conley caused a Monday night disturbance at the sheriff office tearing up padding and flooding areas before being placed in the padded cell. By Tuesday officials found the cell stripped to bare bars and he was moved to solitary confinement in the bull pen.
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HR. A. Conley
George Turns Up Unexpectedly in English Capital
Premier Lloyd George arrived in London unexpectedly tonight coming from Lucerne. He landed amid mounting political activity as debates on domestic issues continued in the capital.
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George
London
Lloyd George
Lucerne
Harding Tours Chicago Stop Aids Presidential Campaign
Senator W G Harding republican nominee for president makes a brief stop in Chicago on his first campaign trip outside his home state. He visits Major General Leonard Met at the station, greets supporters outside the Dearborn Station, and delivers remarks praising the railway act.
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Harding
Chicago
W. G. Harding
Chi
Leonard
Minnesota
Benator
Mia
Sheridan
Wood
Atrogt
Indiana
Thousand dollars offered for best air mail record
Washington set a contest for the first six months of transcontinental air mail service with $1000 in prizes. Otto Praeger announced awards of 600 to the winner 200 to the second 200 to the third, with the goal of recognizing the best mileage performance along the route between New York and San Francisco.
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Washington
Sept. T
Vilote
Otto Praeger
Cowes York
San Francisco
Promoter Arrested on Coast
Seattle promoter George A. Hibbard was arrested on a federal indictment alleging misuse of the mafia to defraud investors in oil ventures in the West and Wyoming. The charges cover operations conducted under Olympic Oil & Development and Wyoming Olympic Oil & Development associations, with 27 counts spanning June 1919 to May 24.
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Seattle
Wash
Wyoming
George A. Hibbard
Hibbard
Olympic Oil & Development Association
Wyoming Olympic Oil & Development Association
Heinie Shuman Wins from Mike O'Leary
Colorado Springs reports Heinie Shuman of Cheyenne defeated Mike O Leary of Dayton by technical knockout in the ninth of twelve rounds. O Leary’s corner threw in the sponge as he was outclassed. Mike Dundee and Puryear of Denver fought twelve rounds to a draw.
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Heinie Shuman
Mike O’leary
Colorado Springs
Cheyenne
Mike O'Leary
Dayton
O'Leary
Mike Dundee
Puryear
Denver
Twelfth Laramie County Fair Opens Amid Mud and Rain
The Twelfth Laramie County Fair opened to a large crowd despite rain and deep mud. Exhibits include thoroughbred horses, dairy cattle, garden and vegetable displays, needlework, and a busy schedule of events led by local producers and county demonstrators.
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Laramie County
Reg Ps Sons
Live Vieek
Cheyenne
Hereford
Colorado
Byrne
M. W. Harvey
Cheyenne Creamery
Coxman Testimony in Campaign Spending Hearing Sparks Clash
Edmund H. Moore, acting for Governor Cox, tells Senate committee of a proposed 15 million dollar campaign fund. The session grows stormy as GOP and Democratic members spar over evidence and potential forgery claims regarding a circular letter.
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Chicago
Edmund H. Moore
Senate Committee
Moore
Spencer
Miss I
United States
Mr. Moore
Reed
Kenyon
Missouri
Considerable
Sen
Can Lican National Committee
Cena
Cox
Anon
Tsepublican
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M. L. Hendricks
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Howard Young
Egbert
Banive Hastie
Burana
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