Air Mail Pilot Completes First Transcontinental Leg
Rudolph G. Page completed the first leg of the air mail route, landing in Iowa City after leaving Mineola New York. He stopped at Bellefonte Cleveland and Maywood, refueled in Cleveland, changed machines in Chicago, and planned to resume at 5 30 tomorrow toward Omaha. He aims for Salt Lake City tomorrow night. Page began in Beliefonte Pennsylvania at 8 59 am and faced delays from typing and fueling.
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Cox Attacks Harding Backers as Shifted Policy Shift
Governor Cox in Great Falls Montana assails Senator Harding on international policy. He urges a League of Nations debate between Johnson and Taft while outlining Harding positions and criticizing the Republican candidate’s stance on peace with Germany and the League.
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Evidence of Heavy Financing Ties to Campaign Funds
Senate investigation reveals Republican campaign finance figures with $400000 for Cleveland and $235000 for Atlanta. Harry M Blair confirms Form 101 plan seeking $5000 and $10000 subscriptions, with some copies prepared before cancellation. DuBay and Means figures cited as city and national leaders' liaisons. Continued on Page Three.
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Responsibility for Life: MacSwiney Passed to Fenners
London dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George may seek guarantees from Sinn Fein to halt police murders. If given, MacSwiney and hunger strikers in Cork Jail could be released and kept as hostages. otherwise killings would continue. The Pope has interceded for Lord Mayor MacSwiney in Brixton prison, while his wife cautions about his frail vitality following a visit.
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Denis Wee
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Harding Stirs Minnesota Crowd With Farm Policy Speech
Senator W G Harding delivered a major campaign address at the Minnesota state fair grounds in Hamlie praising cooperative marketing price stabilization and farm loans while pledging tariff revisions and stronger rural representation. He spoke to tens of thousands in Night Minneapolis and St Paul receptions, waving to cheering crowds as he traveled.
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Earthquake Toll in Italy Rises Amid Rubble and Tears
Reports from Rome indicate a devastating earthquake has killed hundreds and injured thousands. Descriptions speak of ruined towns, overwhelmed hospitals, improvised relief camps, and widespread food and shelter shortages as authorities tally the toll.
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Civil law paramount in Denver and strikers plan mass meeting
After Colonel Ballou ended military control in Denver, James C. Bulger announced a public mass meeting on the tramway strike. The event marks a shift from martial rule to civil authority, with the tramway company not speaking but sending reps. Military forces will wind down as civil order is restored.
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James C. Bulger
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Pany
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Ballon
Sheridan Polo Team Eliminates Denver in Handicap Tourney
The Sheridan Cowpunchers defeated Denver 21 to 16 at Cheyenne Mountain Country Club as they overcome a 16 goal handicap. Colorado Springs and Sheridan players meet Thursday for the final round of the Lawrence C. Phipps cup.
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Wyoming Weather Forecast Partial and Blurry
Weather summary for Wyoming shows partly cloudy unsettled conditions with a cooler spell expected in eastern areas by Friday. Local signals indicate fluctuating temperatures and possible light showers in scattered regions.
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Milwaukee primary reshapes Seventh district race in Hecht-Cummins bill era
Congressman John J. Hech loses his bid in the Seventh district primary to Joseph B. Beck who is backed by Senator La Follette and former labor commissioner Beck’s nomination appears assured. Atlanta leaders report Thomas Watson leading Democratic Senate race in Georgia as results trickle in. In Wisconsin Irvine L Lenroot edges rival James Thompson in the Republican Senate race with A C McHenry far behind.
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Joseph B. Beck
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LaFollette
Tom Watson
Atlanta
Thomas
Milwaukes
Wis
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James Thompson
LaCrosse
A. C. McHenry
Former Cheyenne Resident Hattie Wheeler Dies in Honolulu
Word arrived by cable from Honolulu that Mrs. Hattie Grant Wheeler, oldest daughter of the late State Auditor Leroy Acer, died in Hawaii. A nurse by training, she lived in Cheyenne during girlhood, married in Honolulu, and left a husband and young son. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Francis Dudley, and a brother, Mr. Grant.
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Hattie Grant Wheeler
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Cheyenne
Messa
Wheeler
L. N. Grant
Leroy Acer
Stephensen
Mawali
Francis Dudley
Grant
Nine Die from Wood Alcohol Taint at Edgewood Arsenal
Nine men are dead and four hospitalized at Edgewood Arsenal after ingesting liquor containing wood alcohol. The incident occurred Monday night and involved methanol poisoning linked to tainted spirits as investigators from the justice department and Army chemical warfare officials assess the case.
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