Lynching of Alleged Slayers in Pueblo Sparks City Turmoil
Police recover two murdered Mexican prisoners after a mob abducts them from the jail. A staged riot misled officers as the mob fled toward the City Mall. patrols pursue, but the lynching is complete with bodies found hanging twenty feet apart near the West Fork Greek bridge.
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Steal Works
City
Deak Ferty
Ode Keys
Clair
City Mall
West Fork Greek Bridge
Boston Police Fired and Replacements Planned
Boston police officers were dismissed by Police Commissioner Gortis after a union dispute with President Gom over job reinstatement. The move follows the refusal to recognize the union and aims to form a new force, with Attorney General Bruce Wyman stating officers remain vacant and not protected by direct police aid.
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Associated Freen
Boston
Gortis
Belice Department
Ion
Vicairikers
Tha Auession
Two Young Hurlers May Star In World Series For Reds
In Cincinnati two young hurlers, Jinkunte Ring and Adol fo Hugues, are rising talents who could break into the World Series. Little is known about them, but their contributions to the team’s push raise expectations for a possible postseason debut.
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Cindies
Jinkunte Ring
Adolfo Hugues
Cincinnati
Ehi
Pershing Returns to Washington After Expeditionary Service
General Pershing ends two years abroad and joins a Washington half-holiday. He and close friends enjoy the open air, with a birthday dinner planned later at Senator Warren’s home in Wyoming. Officials say this day marks his return and possible permanent residence in the capital.
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Washington
Fomee
Pershing
Bla
New York
Philadelphia
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Borh
Army
Baker
Bond Shavers in Wyoming Face Prosecution
Federal charges loom for bond shavers in Wyoming as John T. Weyland of Kanapolis City leads an investigation in the Tenth Federal Reserve district. He asserts local dealers are exploiting holders of government securities by underpaying in sales and has already pressured dealers to pull from display windows.
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Associated Prean
Denver
Wesland
Wyoming
Wetland
Man Alleged to Swindle Red Cross Arrested in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne deputy sheriff will travel to Salt Lake City to extradite H. W. Lovelace, arrested there on charges of obtaining money from the Cheyenne Red Cross under false pretenses. He allegedly claimed to be a discharged son without funds awaiting government bonus to reach a job, and received $18 from the Red Cross while staying at the Plains hotel in Cheyenne.
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Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
H. W. Lovelace
Cheyenne Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Plains Hotel
Prince of Wales Visit Sparks Huge Civic Celebration
A Grandad of the Prince of Wales era photo is shown to the Morgan family during Albert Edward's 1860 visit. A large reception at Convention Hall drew crowds, sparked singing and patriotic displays as Senator Johnson led a debate on the peace treaty and league of nations.
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Albert Edward
Prince of Wales
Morgan of
Foomington
St. Doyig
Recepion
Jotathiht
Onvention Hall
Johnson
John
Wilson speaks for pact amid cheering crowds on Pacific coast
President Wilson toured the Pacific coast and Seattle reviewing the fleet and addressing mass meetings. Crowds jammed streets as police ropes failed to control eager supporters. He urged Republicans to abandon election concerns and pursue an American program open to reservations on the treaty.
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Pacific Coast
Wilson
Seattle
Addries
Will Restain
Errow
Wealy
Breatlie
Is Denver 100 Finicky to Eat Scent Meats
Denver public to buy frozen beef suitable for boiling at 45 cents per pound in a test sale announced by U S district attorney Harry B. Tedrow after a conference with local packers and retailers. The aim is to gauge public acceptance of such meat grades and dispose of surplus stock.
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Associated Press
Denver
Soph
Harry B. Tedrow
United States District Attorney
Tedrow
First Division Men Arrive at Russell Ward Fort D A Russell
Fort D A Russell receives 600 men of the Pirat division as First Division units begin deployments to Russell Ward. The arrival marks a buildup of training and readiness in the area.
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Russell
Fort
D. A
Man o War Triumphs at Belmont Park Classic
Samuel D. Riddie's chestnut Man o War led from start to finish to win the Belmont Park stakes worth 26 650 to the winner. Whitney's Whitneys Whisk finished second by three lengths, with Samuel Hildreth's Domingue third, as 1 11 3-5 seconds marked the race time.
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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 of Looting U S Citizens
Dr J M Smith and EB B Monson American mining men were captured by a band in Chinhuahua City Mexico. Report says they were seized while moving payroll funds and are to be interrogated by Mexican authorities as troops are dispatched to recapture them.
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Chinuahua City
Mexico
J. M. Smith
EB. BE. Monson
President Wilson’s Launch Collision in Seattle Harbor
President Wilson’s launch collided with a harbor boat in Elliott Bay Seattle while he reviewed the Pacific fleet aboard the Oregon. He was unharmed, as aides and secret service men accompanied Mrs Wilson and dignitaries after the Tacoma arrival.
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Wilson
Pacific
Associated Preas
Seattle
Wash
United States
Oregon
Elliott Bay
Tacoma
Galveston People Fleeing in Terror and Five Gulf Rolls
In Washington on September 13 the weather bureau issued notices as Galveston residents fled in terror amid five gulf rolls. The short communication warned of unstable seas and rising waves threatening coastal areas.
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Galveston
Gulf
Former relief chief returns after five years abroad
Herbert Troguer, ex-director general of Allied relief, arrives home after five years overseas. He says he distributed more than 600 steamship cargoes worth about 710 million dollars to aid Europe and plans not to return there, having spent nearly all time on war work since August 1904.
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New York
Herbert Troguer
Allied Relief
Reward Offered in Jennings Mystery Linked to Lincoln Highway Death
Five thousand dollars is deposited in Lincoln to reward arrest and conviction of the person or persons who killed a relative of Jennings, a Laramie ranchman, last Sunday night. Prohibition Commissioner Crabbe notes no evidence ties the crime to the prohibition agents. photos and measurements are taken of persons connected to Jeremie for possible linkage if evidence arises.
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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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Pershing Center OF Wild
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League of Nations
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U. S
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P. W. Poole
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Biand
Danbola
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Yoote
Weather Bureau
Herbert Hoover
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