Chicago mob siege at St. Gabriel's after Barrett murder
A mob of about 1000 besieged St. Gabriel's Catholic church for over an hour after Charles Barrett, who reportedly aided a white girl, killed by three black attackers. Barrett was found with throat cut. Police deployed hundreds of extra officers as violence spread near the stockyards in Chicago's Black Belt.
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Death wagon witness tied to Wall Street blast probe
New York dispatch details varied sightings linked to the Gleason case. Meade, agent for the Society for the Suppression of Cruelty to Animals, described a dilapidated red express wagon near the assay office at 10 30 am, with a horse collar sore matching the blast material. Police weigh this account as part of an unfolding investigation.
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Oronto
William H. Edwards
Internal Revenue
New York
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Joseph Meade
Society For the Sion of Cruelty To Animals
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Brooklyn
Broad Street
Assay Office
Meade
Samuel Wellington
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Price declines in U S family food basket says Labor Bureau
Washington Sept 20 Twenty seven of forty three items in the American family market basket fell in price from July 15 to Aug 16 the Labor Department bureau of statistics announced Cabbage led with an 41 percent drop and sugar 14 percent most meats declined while eggs rose 11 percent Pork chops rose and other foods mostly fell by up to 5 percent across fifty one cities led by Minneapolis 11 percent and St Paul 10 percent in declines with various other cities showing smaller drops and some small increases.
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Unclear OCR Passage on Relief Policy and Banking Viewpoints
Fragmentary text discusses relief measures and bank policy affecting farmers and live stock. Mentions banks and committees, warnings of dire consequences, and agricultural interests. Lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify a specific event or article.
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Ree Banka
Oman
Governor May Plans Hunt in Jackson Hole Region
Governor May will depart for Douglas this evening to deliver an address Saturday night. From Douglas he may continue to Jackson Hole for a hunting trip, following an earlier report that he would head north today. Governor Carey is not scheduled to join the travel.
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Soldier Drowns After Cramps Halt Swim at Cheyenne Lake
Private James Higgins 18 of Troop K 16th Cavalry drowned Sunday while swimming at Second Lake east of Fort Russell on city land. He was attacked by cramps 150 feet from his goal and disappeared before fellow soldiers reached him. His body was recovered hours later and a military inquest found drowning as the cause. Higgins' mother resides in New York and his body will be sent home for interment.
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New York
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Explosion Sends $400000 Securities Shattering Window
A Wall Street messenger loses a package of $400 000 in securities when a blast knocks it from his hand and through the window of Merrick Carpenter 52 a banker injured in the same explosion dies Monday night Peterson 29 of Bo died from injuries. The boom claims the 36th victim as authorities probe the freak incident.
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Wil Peterson
Northwestern tuberculosis conference opens in Cheyenne
Public health gathering gathers delegates from seven northwestern states to discuss the white plague and modern health crusade. Notable speakers include Mrs. Grace Gallet of Idaho and Miss Golda Hartman, Cheyenne educators, with sessions spanning morning to evening and a luncheon at the Masonic Temple.
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Robert Morton
Wyoming
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Aus
Free Moving Pictures On Good Health At Princess Theatre
At 11 20 this morning the Princess theatre will show two reels The Priceless Gift of Health and A Nurse Among the Teepees under the public health conference. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. A dance and reception for conference attendees will follow at the home Wednesday evening starting at 8 o'clock.
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Governor Cox To Visit Cheyenne On Saturday
Governor James M. Cox, Democratic presidential nominee, will arrive in Cheyenne Saturday September 26 at 12 30 p m His special train will stay in Cheyenne and an aero car will be attached to it He will leave for Laramie shortly after and speak there before returning to Cheyenne for an evening address He plans to stay all day Sunday and depart east at 2 a m Monday
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Laramie
MacSwiney Able to Communicate with Wife Says Report
Morning bulletin reports MacSwiney remains able to talk to his wife. The Home Office counters by denying knowledge of his condition with the statement If he is, we do not know it.
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Rod and Reel Club Agents Plant Trout Stock
Rod and Reel club agents James Homskey and John Arp collected a large lot of young trout at Laramié state fish hatchery. They transported the fry to Dale Creek and planted them for anglers. Weeks earlier they stocked streams near Cheyenne and plan spring efforts to stock more Cheyenne district streams as supply allows.
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John Arp
Rod and Reel Club
Laramié
State
Dale Creek
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Population Hits 13 829 in 1920 Census
Cheyenne Wyoming the largest town in the state is cataloged in the thirteen fourteen class with a 1920 population of 13 829. The census bureau announced the figure yesterday noting a gain of 2 059 over 1910 and a 22 2 percent increase. Casper and Sheridan follow as Wyoming's second and third towns with 11 477 and 9 175 residents respectively.
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Missing pocket book sparks doubt in police circle
A fragmented report speculates on a missing pocket book believed to contain $260, reduced to fifteen dollars. The piece questions the book’s existence and mentions an exclusive blue coated circle within police, with the story continuing on a later page.
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Vie
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