Mine workers push plan for nationalizing coal mines
The United Mine Workers of America adopt a program to nationalize coal mines, proposing federal purchase of private mines at actual value, federal operation with miner representation, and wage and policy oversight. Canada’s mines also cited with rail nationalization urged if railroad brotherhoods back tenacious action.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
United Mine Workers of America
Canada
United States Supreme
Congress
Fr Wilson
Efficiency Institute for Cheyenne Business Men Planned
Five day course on modern merchandising and business methods to be held in Cheyenne the last week of October. Frank Stockdale will direct with I W Geiest of Frank Stockdale’s team in charge. Stockdale brings broad retail experience and will lecture evenings, offering individual or group consultations, under Wyoming Credit Exchange sponsorship.
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Cheyenne la Te
Industrial Club
Wyoming Credit Exchange
I. W. Geiest
Frank Stockdale
Bushines
System
Nagasing
Ithverbiaing
Onganiaation
United States
Canada
Nx Credit Exchange
State AAS 0 Salesmanship Club Grows Fast
Dr. L. P. Desmond buys the old Fort Post and eight frame buildings at Fort Grounds for 8325 to remove and salvage lumber. The sale drew 20 bidders with five others winning houses to move toward Cheyenne. The campaign offers two Grand Awards, including an automobile and a Hamilton piano, to the top five club credit earners in the district.
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L. P. Desmond
Old Fort
Leptin Dretong
Dr. Denmond
G. F. Malina Obout
H. Ie
Sam M. Thompson
San? Katzataee
Cheyenne
Testimony on League of Nations Ties Sparks Opponents
Fragmented report notes Senator William C. Duty testified on relations with the League of Nations. The testimony appears to question the value and use of the league and related treaties. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Senate
William C. Duty
Cork
Lake seamen and miners join steel workers strike
Pittsburgh dispatch reports eve of nationwide steel strike with both sides braced for Monday action. Union leaders push to expand organizing while United States Steel officials vow to keep plants open if possible. Strike plans include guarding property and possible use of strike breakers. Local reports describe mounting tension and coordination between unions and steel companies.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
Wolil Uchine
Renfro Slayer Unidentified Jury's Verdict
Denver reports a coroner's jury returned a verdict on Franklin Renfro a real estate manager killed by gunshot wounds last Tuesday night. The case notes he was lured to Bertioy and investigators seek further clea and progress toward a conclusion.
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Denver
Franklin Renfro
Parsons
Bertioy
Prohibition Agent Confesses Murder in Wyoming Case
In a developments update from Laramie, Peter Cardillo of the State Prohibition Office confesses to being present at Frank Jennings’s murder and accuses Walter Newell, with brothers John and Peter Cardillo, of firing the fatal shots. Cardillo’s confession prompts speculation of a frame up, as authorities rush to Cheyenne and Rawlins with the trio, while Crabbe calls for punishment.
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STATE
Prohibition Department
Jennings
Newell
Story
Frank Jennngs
Laramie
Peter Cardllo
State Prohibition Commissioner's Office
Walter Newell
John Cardillo
State Prohibition Commissioner’s Office
Cardillos
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Peter Cardillo
Giles Egre
Hesran
Save
Fred L. Crabbe
Frank Jennings
Ehot Tc Dear
Lincoln
Agrid
Laramin
Alale Prohibititin
Aes A. Cordillo
John Neher
Bali
Mike Delaney
Denyer W. J. McClement
Jennings -Head
Gardillo
Penniless Irishman of 1880 Now One of Millionaires
Aichaed F Tedgins, a millio ngatee from Topeka Kansas, claims a sudden rise in wealth. He cites belief in Holling’s philosophy and self reliance, saying the road to fortune came after years of toil and risk. He reflects on past hardships and hints at a life changed by presumed fortune.
President Wilson to Speak in Cheyenne on September 24
President Woodrow Wilson plans a one hour speech in Cheyenne at 4 o clock next Wednesday September 24 and will proceed by motor trip to Fort Russell. He will spend three hours in Cheyenne and then travel to Denver. The visit includes a ceremonial reception at the Pacific depot with Fort Russell troops and local officials.
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Wilson
FT. Russell
Frontier Park
Cheyenne
Woodrow Wilson
Denver
Paseo
Germany
Fort Yuissell
Willson
Ss Pacific Depot
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
Fort Russell
Robert D. Carey
Nee Eei
Rawihre
Mpeelal Ear
Ae Wilaon
Auto‘mobile
Plane swoops down over Cheyenne in evening scene
Fragmentary report describes a plane dive near Cheyenne as crowds gather between Port Hassel and Park. The text mentions a landing plac between landmarks and vague references to voting and agency activity, but details are unclear and names appear garbled.
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Daniel
Wyoming
Oumar
Cheyenne
Gheyennne
Hassel
Park
Ioyenny Ab
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