Lynching of Alleged Slayers Reported in Pueblo
Police found two Mexican men hanged after a mob seized them from the county jail. The raid began with a planned ruse to mislead officers and fled toward the City Mall where the victims were taken and hung. Authorities pursued but the mob dispersed at the West Fork bridge.
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Pueblo
Steal Works
City
Deak Ferty
Ode Keys
Clair
City Mall
West Fork Greek Bridge
Boston Police Fire Nonreinstated Strikes After Demands
Boston police chief announces no reinstate of striking officers after they abandoned posts in protest. He says a new force will be built and that suspended members are discharged. The move follows union leaders agreeing to work without immediate recognition but with continued support in law.
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Associated Freen
Boston
Gortis
Belice Department
Ion
Vicairikers
Tha Auession
Two Young Hurlers May Star In World Series For Reds
The article highlights two Cincinnati pitchers Jinkunte Ring and Adol fo Hugues as promising young hurlers who could reach the World Series. It notes limited public knowledge about their early contributions and hints at their rise during the season.
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Cindies
Jinkunte Ring
Adolfo Hugues
Cincinnati
Ehi
Pershing Returns to Washington With Birthday Homecoming
General Pershing, chief of the American expeditionary forces, returns to Washington after two years in Europe and joins a Saturday half holiday. He marks his 59th birthday with a family dinner at Senator Warren’s home in Wyoming. He also meets Secretary Baker in a brief official conference.
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Washington
Fomee
Pershing
Bla
New York
Philadelphia
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Borh
Army
Baker
Bond Shavers of Wyoming To Be Prosectuted
Denver dispatch reports federal prosecutors will target Wyoming bond shavers in a drive by John T. Weyland of Kansas City director of the government savings organization. Weyland, in Denver, challenged dealers selling securities below market value and ordered removal of misrepresented bonds from shop windows. He plans to visit Wyoming next, with authorities preparing to pursue those exploiting holders of government securities.
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Associated Prean
Denver
Wesland
Wyoming
Wetland
Man Arrested in Cheyenne Red Cross Swindle Case
A Cheyenne deputy sheriff will fetch H. W. Lovelace from Salt Lake City after his arrest there on charges of obtaining money from the Cheyenne Red Cross under false pretenses. Lovelace allegedly posed as a discharged son lacking funds while awaiting government bonus and claimed a job was waiting.
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Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
H. W. Lovelace
Cheyenne Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Plains Hotel
Prince of Wales Visit Framed Photo Sparks Local Reception
A rare photograph showing Albert Edward, Prince of Wales and grandfather to the current prince was given to Morgan of Bloomington for the visit to the country in 1860. A later ceremony at Convention Hall drew a large crowd, silenced as the flag waved and patriotic songs filled the air as Senator Johnson criticized the peace treaty and the league of nations. Johnson warned it threatened national destiny.
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Albert Edward
Prince of Wales
Morgan of
Foomington
St. Doyig
Recepion
Jotathiht
Onvention Hall
Johnson
John
Wilson tours Pacific coast amid cheering crowds in 1919 trip
President Wilson visits Seattle and other Pacific coast cities with large crowds. He reviews the Pacific fleet and delivers speeches urging Republicans to support the American program and to forget 1920 election politics. Police rope lines as crowds surge through downtown streets.
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Pacific Coast
Wilson
Seattle
Addries
Dantage
Will Restain
Errow
Wealy
Breatlie
Denver 100 Meat Sale Tests Public Taste
Denver officials announce a test sale of fifty to sixty thousand pounds of frozen beef suitable for boiling at 45 cents per pound. United States district attorney Harry B. Tedrow says the event, planned after talks with local packers and retailers, aims to gauge if Denver residents will buy such meat.
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Associated Press
Denver
Soph
Harry B. Tedrow
United States District Attorney
Tedrow
First Division Men Coming to Russell Ward
First Division men arriving at Fort D A Russell are set to join the garrison. The incoming contingent numbers about 600 soldiers from the Pirat unit and will reinforce security duties in the region.
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Russell
Fort
D. A
Man of War Dominates Belmont Park to Win Classic
Samuel D. Riddie's chestnut Man of War by farene tee led gate to wire at Belmont Park in 1 minute 11 3 5 seconds. Whitney's Whisk was second by three lengths, ahead of John P. Grier in third. The winner earned $26 650 with substantial purses for placers.
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New York
Samuel D. Riddie
Farene Tee
Belmont Park Y
Selene Payne ‘Whitney
Whisk
John P. Grier
Samuel ©. Hildreth
Domingue
Mexicans Resume Probe Into Looting of U S Citizens
Dr J M Smith and EB B Monson, believed American mining men, were captured by a band near Chinahua City Mexico. The raiders reportedly seized the payroll and took the men toward an allied area. Four Mexican federal troops were dispatched to pursue and recover the captives.
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Chinuahua City
Mexico
J. M. Smith
EB. BE. Monson
President Wilson's Launch Collides in Seattle Harbor
President Wilson's launch collided with another boat in Elliott Bay as he arrived in Seattle aboard the Oregon and reviewed the Pacific fleet. He was unharmed, with aides and reporters aboard the launch.
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Associated Preas
Seattle
Wash
Wilson
United States
Oregon
Elliott Bay
Tacoma
Galveston People Flee in Terror As Gulf Rolls In
In Galveston strong winds and rising seas prompted residents to flee as storm conditions intensified. authorities urged caution while weather officials warned of dangerous surf and possible flooding. Hospitals reported minor injuries from debris and evacuations were orderly despite fear.
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Galveston
Gulf
Former relief chief returns from five years abroad
Herbert Troguer former director general of relief arrived in New York after five years abroad. He reported distributing more than 600 steamship cargoes valued at about 770 million dollars to aid war-torn Europe. He said he plans not to return to Europe and has dedicated five years to war work, aside from a nine month period with his family.
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New York
Herbert Troguer
Allied Relief
Five Thousand 19 Reward Offered in Jennings Mystery
A $5,000 reward is posted in Laramie for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons connected to the murder of Jennings, the Lincoln Highway victim last Sunday night. Prohibition officials and informants are quoted amid claims of possible links to individuals tied to the case.
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Jennings
Aml BK Winnings
Frank Jennlings
Laramie
Eller Jenning
John
Pete Garditlo
Walter Nowell
Agenta
Jeremie
Iiesom
Prohibition
Fh. Crabbe
Larunie
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P. W. Poole
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Biand
Danbola
Secret Service
Yoote
Weather Bureau
Herbert Hoover
Europe
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