Despondent Wife Takes Carbolic Acid After Husband's Death
A widow, Ina Brennan, drank carbolic acid in her apartment after grieving husband John Brennan's death last October. She died eight minutes later. An inquest is expected to begin this afternoon at the Early-Bricker Bros. mortuary. The trio of friends present included her sister Eva Lewis, roommate Cecelia Walsh, and Harris Brennan.
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John Brennan
Ina Brennan
Darber Block
Bricker Bros
Brennan
Capitol Grill
Mrs. Drennan
Miss Jewh
Peison
E. C. Clark
Joseph C. Rouner
Rouner
Mrs. Brennan
Lewis
British government vows no bluff in Cork Lord Mayor case
Mrs. MacSwiney said her husband grew weaker after an afternoon visit as he remained conscious but numb in the limbs. Officials insist there is no bluff in British and Sinn Fein positions over MacSwiney, doctors cautious about predicting outcome amid the tense Cork hunger strike.
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Cork
London
Associated Press
Sinn
MacSwiney
Plumb Plan Denounced by G. O. P. Leader
Senator Harding denounces the Cummins-Bach plan to return railways to owners and oppose socialistic ideas of placing railways under workers. He argues the Wilson era experiment would have kept public utilities under government control if successful and warns the plan gives officials leverage to seize assets.
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Marion
Harding
Congress
Elk Teeth Adorn Engineer After Prairie Encounter
Two elk teeth given to engineer Roy Miner after a primal clash with a train in the prairie scene. The encounter left him wearing the teeth as noted relics of old life meeting modern industry.
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Roy Miner
Prairies
Stallan Meow
Miner
Hawaiian Alleged Thief Replenishes Wardrobe After Robbery
John Kahookano, believed to be responsible for the Hall merchandise store robbery in Pine Bluffs, was arrested by Sheriff Malley in Kimball Nebraska. The suspect, tied to Hawaiian entertainers, allegedly secured a new wardrobe using stolen goods.
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John Kahookano
Hall Merchandise
Pine Bluffs
Malley
Kimball
Paper clothing exhibit to tour the United States
Paper suits imported from Germany by the commerce department will be shown nationwide starting Wednesday. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce representatives will tour cities to display these suits that cost about 16 cents and compare with fabric garments from other nations. The display responds to inquiries about German competition and Allied trade effects.
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Washington
Germany
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Wevom
Air Mail Service Nears Normal at Cheyenne
Air mail operations at Cheyenne begin to resemble normal schedules as two planes departed east and west and two arrived from the east. Plane No 154, from Chicago, reached Cheyenne after a long westward mail run, while other craft continued westward or prepared to depart.
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Cheyenne
Chicago
Omaha
J. P. Carey
Salt Lake
North Platte
Reno
Injuries Prove Fatal to Laramie Railroader Here
William T. Kitchen, 29, was fatally injured when struck by a locomotive while attempting to adjust his engine near Borle. He was brought to a local hospital where he had been under treatment before his death, as reported in the disaster notes.
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Laramie
Asa Se
William T. Kitchen
Borle
Powaa
Siage
Marty-Hrncker Brothers
Loveland
Colo
Real Lives of Pickford Trio Outshine Their Movies
New York reports reveal Mary Pickford faced a troubled arc with divorce from Owen Moore and remarriage to Douglas Fairbanks amid threats by Nevada officials over a shelved project. Lottie Pickford fights a Los Angeles divorce from A G Rupp while Jack Pickford’s wife Olive Thomas dies in Paris from possible accidental poisoning, prompting a French police inquiry.
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New York
Banke
Nevada
Lottie
Los Angeles
A. G. Rupp
Olive Thomas
Jack
Paris
Montmarte
Misa Thomas
Colorado primaries set to select candidates under court watchers
In Denver observers were appointed by the state supreme court to guard the primary elections for U S senator and other offices. The move followed a request by Samuel D. Nicholson who claimed rivals planned unfair tactics to influence results. This marks the first time watchers are deployed to curb fraud among competing factions.
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Denver
United States
Colorado
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Samuel D. Nicholson
Parker Resigns as City Engineer to Join Army
Parker resigns from the post of city engineer to enter the army as captain in the quartermaster corps. He will be stationed briefly at Fort D. A. Russell after a vacation. Parker was a colonel with the Wren troops in France and has held Wyoming National Guard ranks since 1897, when he won county honor from Governor Brooks.
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Arthur Parker
Quartermaster Corps
Fort D. A. Russell
Parker
Wren
France
Wyoming National Guard
Coun
Brooks
Jaanare
Tom Holland Wounded in Shooting Recovery Progress
Special agent Tom Holland of the Department of Justice, seriously wounded by shots fired by Yee Geow Friday, is recovering well. A preliminary hearing for Yee Geow is expected to proceed as scheduled.
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Tom Holland
Department of Justice
Yee Geow Friday
Yee Geow Ibly
Cox declares liquor question dead as issue in campaign
Portland report says Governor Cox of Ohio Democratic nominee calls liquor question dead and focuses on law enforcement. He notes Ohio Sunday saloon closings before national Prohibition and outlines plans in Boise and Ogden stops. He stresses national security and reconciliation with servicemen and mentions Alaska development and reclamation.
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Portland
Ore
Cox
Ohio
Boise
Ida
Ogden
Salt Lake
Eeea of Nations
Salem
France
Independence
Voo-Particianahip
Proneene Alg
Railroad Employs Indicted in Interurban Collision
A coroner s jury at Globe Villa found the outbound special car crew and the station agent responsible for a collision that killed 12 and injured 101. The inbound regular car crew were exonerated. Indictments for voluntary manslaughter against conductor Schulze motorman Cripps and Groveville station agent Obland would be filed.
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Denver
Globevilla
G. A. McCann
Brighton
KB. G . Jones
Adams County
F. W. Schulze
u's.Cripps
C. Qbland
Groveville
Funeral Services for Frank Freeman Held Today
Funeral services for Frank T. Freeman were held this afternoon at 4 o clock at the First Congregational church with Rev. C. F. Fisher presiding. Burial followed at Lakeview. Pallbearers were Charles Cole Ira Lyons James Benson Oval Woods John Moffatt and Boyd McCloud former U S navy sailors. Freeman, a machinist in the navy, was killed in a motor accident at Gilroy California. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Prepman of Cheyonas.
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Frank T. Freeman
C. F. Fisher
Lakeview
Charles Cole
Ira Lyons
James Benson
Oval Woods
John Moffatt
Boyd McCloud
United States Navy
Freeman
Navy
Gilroy
Cal.ia
Thomas Prepman
Cheyonas
Maine elects Parkhurst governor as Republicans sweep
Frederick H. Parkhurst, Republican, wins Maine governor race in a landslide with Democratic Bertrand McIntire earning about half the votes. Republicans sweep all four congressional districts, reelect White, Peters, and Hersey, elect Portland in the First district, and gain a strong lead in the state legislature.
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Portland
Frederick H. Parkhurst
Maine
Bertrand McIntire
Parkhurst
George H. White, Jr
John Peters
Ira G. Hersey
Carroll L. Portland
Louis Goodall
Indictments in Denver Riots Target Labor Leaders
Three leaders of local union circles in Denver were indicted by a special grand jury investigating the streetcar strike riots that left several dead and caused extensive property damage. Indicted are William Thornton vice president of the Colorado State Federation of Labor, William J. O'Brien former President of the Tramway Employees' union, and Charles Ahlstrom president of the Denver Trades & Labor Assembly.
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Denver
Colorado State Federation of Labor
William ©. Thornton
Colorado State Oration of Labor
William J. O'Brien
Tramway
Charles Ahlstrom
Denver Trades & Labor Assembly
Baby Hankson Day shines in Frontier Park races
At Frontier Park on Sunday Baby Hankson Day led a day of racing securing the Cheyenne championship cup in the five mile race with 4 55. Fred Hank in his car won the five mile side car. Jack Lovette won the five mile solo motorcycle in 4 32. Lovette also took the ten mile solo in 9 04 while Clymer led the ten mile side car in 10 07. Baby Hankson won the seven mile free for all auto with 7 08.
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Fred Hank
Hanksono
Frontier Park
Floyd Clymer
Chester
Jack Lovette
Fred Clymer
Hankson
Harding Statement after Maine Victory
Senator Harding issued a statement in Marion Ohio after Maine election results showed a sweeping Republican victory. He said the result reassures Americans to return to government under a non-the Republican party and to keep America unmortgaged to the Old World while serving humanity with American conscience.
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Cox
Republic
Harding
Marion, O
Maine
Tiret
Republican
America
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Unsettled Showers
Unsettled Wyoming weather with showers expected in the north portion Tuesday and in the western areas Wednesday.
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Wyoming
Mystery Money Found in Chicago Federal Vaults
Chicago Internal Revenue officials began an investigation into 2,225,000 dollars found in federal building vaults with no source on books. The discovery involved accounts tied to a corporation and missing receipts, while the rest of 2,826,000 dollars in taxes appeared to have recorded payments.
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Chicago
Internal Revenue
Federal
Boon
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