Wall Street Explosion Mystery Deepens In New York
The Wall Street blast near Broad Street killed 35 and injured about 200 as officials including William Flynn and Thomas Brennan blamed a time bomb. Investigation rules out wagon collision. the infernal machine timed to explode by a distant trigger, likely placed by someone within four blocks. Grand jury to split probes into criminal and legal phases.
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New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
Broad
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Thomas Brennan
Flynn
Wallington
Ane Jonying Jan
Wall and Street
Wadhame
Vestinane
Wadhome
Chicagoan Sued for 100000 by Angel Child
Ruth Turner Martin sues James Wright Martin Jr for 100000 claiming breach of promise after a Crown Point nuptial. Martins allege forced marriage following divorce from Bishop. The suit cites love notes including Niagara Falls metaphor and promises of lifelong love. Mrs. Martin seeks payment or restoration of relationship with James Jr.
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Chicago
Ruth Turner Martin
James Wright Martin, Jr
Angel Child
Martin
Crown Foint
Ruth Turner
Harry
Bishop
Ruth
Angel
Tam
Eohere
Mayor Thompson files suit for twenty million damages
The Chicago mayor sues a local paper claiming twenty million dollars in damages to reputation. He alleges the article damaged his wartime loyalty and harmed the city’s morale and credit.
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Thompson
City OF
Chicago
Ey Dited
Nicholson Extends Lead in Colorado Senate Race
Denver Sept 17 Samuel D Nicholson continued to gain in delayed returns from Tuesday's primary over Carl C Schuyler in the Republican race for United States senator with 132 precincts still missing. Schuyler led by 111 according to Rocky Mountain News. Tully Scotts lead over W R Callicotte for the Democratic nomination narrowed to 468 with more than 400 precincts missing.
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Denver
Samuel D. Nicholson
Carl C. Schuyler
Schuyler Waa
Rocky Mountain News
Tully Scott
W. R. Callicotte
United States
Mrnday
Sheridan Attorney Renounces Democrats for Republican Principles
R. MacNally, long-time leader in Sheridan Democratic politics, announces his renunciation of Democratic affiliation and pledges to espouse Republican principles in a public statement dated September 17. He cites support for party goals and a shift in political allegiance.
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Sheridan, Wye
R. &. MacNally
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mystery Wagon Key In Wall Street Explosion
The blast near the Morgan bank is linked to a wagon and horse found dead on Wall Street. Authorities seek the wagon owner as NY offers 10000 dollars for info and 5000 for wagon-identity details. A blacksmith claims knowledge of the animal owner.
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York
Wall Street
Reon
United States Assay Office
Morgan Bank
Rebecca Eppstein
Broadway
New York City
Hackbenback
N. J
Sion
New York
Explo Department of Justice
William M. Mead
Morgan & Co
Jury verdict cites premeditated murder in Holland case
Coroner's jury finds Yee Geow feloniously shot Thomas Holland in Cheyenne Wyoming between 4 and 5 pm. The case ties Geow to the murder of Fireman John Federden during a rampage. Holland, born 1871, was a Cheyenne firefighter and former detective, mourned by family and the community.
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Thomas Holland
Yee Geow
Cheyenne
Laramie County
State of
Wyoming
Thomas Molland
Euch
William Dinneen
J. F. Jenkins
William Hoshaw
Edwards
St. John’s Hospital
Holland
John Federden
Goow
J. H. Conway
W. T.edwards
State Tribune
Fort Collins
Colo
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne Force
Old
Volunteer Fire Department
No Detective Bureau
As & Special
Chi
Tom Holland
Woman Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Texas Case
Mrs Myrtle Stiles was found guilty of manslaughter for the September 18 Jayton killing of Roy Winters. The FORT WORTH report notes the trial in Raton Texas concluded with a sentence of ten years in the peniten tiary.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Myrtle Stiles
Raton
Texas
Roy Winters
Wintern
Jayton
Lord Mayor MacSwiney condition described as very low
London dispatch reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney remains conscious but in very low condition with severe head pains. The Irish Determination League bulletin update reflects his continued suffering as of tonight.
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Macswiney
London
Irish Determination League
Five Radical Circulars Found Linked to Wall Street Blast
Justice agents say five circulars printed by American Anarchistic Fighters were found in a Cedar Street Broadway mailbox at 11:58 AM on Thursday. Chief Flynn links the hoax to a nationwide hazardous device plot and says the aim was to strike at the financial center to spark a demonstration.
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New York
Department of Justice
Cedar Street
Broadway
Wall Street
Mullens
William J. Figmn
Bureau of Investigations
Wrn
Ieee
Flynn
Garvan Hoover
J. P. Morgan & Co
Financial Center
Sunday Leader Space Allocation and Newsboy Plan
The note outlines space in the Sunday Leader to be set aside early for a 1,000 newsboys and stands based on the last two Sundays records. It mentions this is in addition to the regular city coverage and arrangements.
Jewelers Store Robbed While Attending Crawford Fair
A Crawford Nebraska jeweler left his shop to attend the Crawford fair and returned to find the safe broken open. About ten thousand dollars in gems and jewelry were missing including a lavalier valued at 376 and a ring with a one and a half carat diamond. Police were notified and searched the carnival grounds but recovered none of the gems.
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Lavallier
Harding and Cox Clash Over League and War Powers
San Francisco and Marion reports show Governor Cox attacking Senator Harding for backing a weak league of nations while advocating California immigration limits. Harding counters by defending the constitution against league authority and condemning administration actions toward Haiti and Santo Domingo. Baker argues the league has prevented another war.
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Marion
League of Nations
Harding
Congress
League
Wilson
Washington
United States
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Two Men Arrested Over Alleged Ham Theft
Lester Waple and Ralph Green were arrested Friday evening for the alleged theft of four hams from a car parked by the Union Pacific. The hams were taken to the Busy Bee restaurant, whose proprietor received them, though police say whether he knew they were stolen is an open question.
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Lester Waple
Ralph Green
Union Pacific
Hee
Hama
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Weekend Update
Partly cloudy Saturday with unsettled conditions in the northwest portion. Expect a notable temperature change and scattered showers in the region as the system moves through.
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Wyoming
Peratiur
Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago Fortifies After Bomb
Under orders from Washington, the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago deploys special guards and Secret Service on all floors to prevent a repeat of the New York blast. Police Chief Gharrity assigns a special detail to probe radical activity amid rising security concerns.
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Bank 18
Chicago
Aett
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Secret Service
New York
Polle Gharrity
Railroad Engineer James H. Groves Dies in Kansas City
James H. Groves, longtime Union Pacific locomotive test engineer, died suddenly in Kansas City on Thursday. Known in Cheyenne and along the Union Pacific line to Wyoming, his duties brought him to this state frequently.
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James H. Groves
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Shoup forbids state fair opening on Sabbath
Denver Sept. 17 Governor Shoup issued an order forbidding the Pueblo state fair’s Sunday opening. He cites state statutes while several ministers and religious organizations protested the Sunday opening and urged a weekday start.
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Denver
Shoup
Pueblo
Tien
Wyoming Bankers Go on Record Ad Opposing Bonus Plan
The Wyoming State Bankers Association adoped resolutions opposing the American Legion’s bonus plan and backing nonpartisan league measures at its annual session in Casper. John W. Hay of Rock Springs Cheyenne was elected president, with Harry B. Henderson of Cheyenne as secretary.
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Wyoming
American Legion
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming State Bankers Association
Vention
Cheyenne, T
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