Mystery Blast on Wall Street Kills 35 In Time Bomb
New York reports confirm a time bomb caused the Wall Street explosion near Broad Street. Officials say the device was placed in a wagon and timed to detonate by moonrise, with about 35 dead and around 200 injured. Property damage ranges from 1 to 2.66 million dollars as the investigation continues.
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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 in Divorce Suit
Chicago judge to hear Ruth Turner Martin and James Wright Martin Jr cross suits over an alleged breach of promise following a 1920 Crown Point marriage assailed as illegal six months after Ruth Turner’s divorce from Harry Bishop. Martin claims threats and a forced union. she seeks 100000 and the man’s name.
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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 Sues Paper Over 20 Million Damage Claim
The Chicago mayor sues a local newspaper alleging defamation and reputational harm tied to wartime loyalty accusations. The suit seeks twenty million dollars and accuses the paper of publishing damaging statements about the city leader.
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Thompson
City OF
Chicago
Ey Dited
Nicholson Not Out of Colo Race
Denver Sept 17 Samuel D Nicholson pressed ahead Friday in delayed returns from Tuesdays primary for the United States Senate Republican nomination over Carl C Schuyler 132 precincts missing and Schuyler 111 lead estimated by the Rocky Mountain News A nonpartisan Democratic hopeful Tully Scotts margin narrowed over W R Callicotte to 468 with more than 400 precincts outstanding.
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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 Changes His Party
R. MacNally, longtime Sheridan attorney and local Democratic leader, announced his renunciation of the Democratic Party and his espousal of Republican principles in a public address. He said he could not subscribe to the Democratic platform and pledged support for the GOP.
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Sheridan, Wye
R. &. MacNally
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mysterious Wall Street explosion linked to wagon and horse
New York police seek the wagon owner after a horse and wagon exploded near the United States assay office and Morgan Bank. A bystander saw a red flagged wagon with white powder boxes driven east minutes before the blast. Authorities offer 10000 dollars for wagon-owner information and 5000 for tips identifying the wagon’s owner.
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York
Wall Street
Reon
United States Assay Office
Morgan Bank
Rebecca Eppstein
Broadway
New York City
Jury verdict links Yee Geow to Thomas Holland homicide
Coroner’s jury in Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming finds Yee Geow feloniously killed Thomas Holland by gunshot between 4:00 and 5:00 pm. The case ties premeditation to Holland’s death and outlines Geow’s intent to shoot those who hinder him. Holland, born 1871 in Fort Collins, was a former fireman and chief of Cheyenne’s volunteer department, later organizing a detective bureau. Funeral arrangements set at the Elks' home.
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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
Lew
Biks’' Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Alvin Holland
Elks
Bricker Brothers
Funera
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 slaying of her divorced husband Roy Winters. The jury in Fort Worth sentenced her to ten years in the penitentiary. Winters was killed at Jayton on September 18.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Myrtle Stiles
Raton
Texas
Roy Winters
Wintern
Jayton
MacSwiney Stoll In London With Low Condition
The Irish Determination League bulletin reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney in very low condition in London on September 17. He endures severe head pains but remains conscious despite the critical status.
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Macswiney
London
Irish Determination League
Federal agents link Wall Street blast to radical circulars
DOJ agents report five circulars labeled American Anarchistic Fighters found in a Cedar Street Broadway mailbox around 11:58 am on Thursday. The circulars, printed on 7 by 11 inch cheap paper, hint at a nationwide device plot and may point to the Wall Street explosion as a demonstration, not an incident targeting J P Morgan.
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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
Space in Sunday Leader Early in Day
Based on the record of the last two Sundays newsboys and stands should 1000 leaders tomorrow. This is in addition to the regular city and public notices.
Jewelers Missing Gems After Crawford Fair Absence
A Crawford Nebraska jeweler returned from attending the fair to find his store broken into and about ten thousand dollars in gems stolen. The safe opened, with a lavalier valued 376 and a ring near perfect a carat and a half among the pieces missing. police notified and a search conducted but nothing recovered.
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Lavallier
Harding and Cox Clash Over What’s What Across Nation
In San Francisco Governor Cox denounced Senator Harding as aligned with reactionary leaders and pressed for California federal cooperation to exclude oriental settlers. Baker in Waterloo and Harding in Marion attacked the League of Nations and the constitution, arguing over liberty, war powers, and U.S. role in world affairs.
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San Francisco
Cox
Harding
California
Stephens
Marion
League of Nations
Congress
League
Wilson
Washington
United States
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Two Arrested for Alleged Ham Theft
Lester Waple and Ralph Green were arrested Friday evening for the alleged theft of four hams from a car near the Union Pacific. The men reportedly took the ham to the Busy Bee restaurant where the proprietor received them. whether he knew the ham was stolen remains an open question per police.
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Lester Waple
Ralph Green
Union Pacific
Hee
Hama
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Partly Cloudy Saturday
Partly cloudy weather expected across Wyoming on Saturday with unsettled conditions in the northwest portion. Temperatures show a modest rise and a sharp drop after dusk as fronts approach.
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Wyoming
Peratiur
Bank 18 Guards Chicago After Bomb Explosion
Under orders from Washington the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago places guards and secret service on every floor and around the building to prevent a recurrence of the New York blast. Police Chief Garrity appoints a special detail to probe radical activity noted by authorities.
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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, engineer of locomotive tests for the Union Pacific, died suddenly in Kansas City on Thursday. He was well known in Cheyenne and along the Union Pacific line to Wyoming, with duties bringing him frequently to the state.
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James H. Groves
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Shoup Bans Sunday Opening of Pueblo State Fair
Governor Shoup on Friday forbade opening the Pueblo state fair on Sunday arguing the move conflicts with state statutes. Protests came from ministers and religious groups over the planned Sunday opening.
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Denver
Shoup
Pueblo
Tien
Wyoming Bankers Record Opposition to Legions Bonus Plan
The Wyoming State Bankers Association, meeting in Casper, adopted resolutions opposing the American Legion's bonus plan and backing nonpartisan league measures. John W. Hay of Rock Springs Cheyenne was elected president, with Mary B. Henderson of Cheyenne as secretary. The group also named a legislative committee and officers for Wyoming Bankers Association.
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Wyoming
American Legion
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming State Bankers Association
Vention
Cheyenne, T
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