Chicago mob attacks church after killing in stockyards riot scene
Three black men killed Charles Barrett and were chased by a mob of about 1000 at St Gabriel's Church in Chicago. The attackers dragged victims from a streetcar and beat them. Barrett was slain after allegedly rescuing a white girl. Police mobilized and barred the riot zone in the stockyards district in the Black Belt.
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Black Belt
Death wagon witness linked to Wall Street explosion probe
New York dispatch details progress in the Wall Street blast case with Edwin P. Fischer denying direct involvement after eight hours of questioning. A witness claims to have seen the death wagon near the assay office at 10:30 am and three men fleeing the scene, supporting investigators’ theories as federal searches continue and Bralovsky is released.
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Cheyenne
Associated Press Service
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Wall Street
SS Gre Sanctuar
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District Attorney's
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S Dimans Ae Warnngs
Oronto
William H. Edwards
Internal Revenue
New York
Gleason
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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Are
Army Office
Morgan Bank
Hama Street
Elmer W. Kehrer
Alexander Bralovsky
Broad and
Wall Streets
Plumb Beach Island
Sheepshead's Bay
Fisher
Payehopathic
Hellevian Hospital
Oh Isane Asylum
Prices Fall Across Nation as Food Costs Dip
Department of Labor figures show across 51 cities a general price decline in mid August with cabbage down 41 percent and sugar 14 percent. Minneapolis leads declines at 11 percent, followed by St Paul 10 percent and others ranging between 1 and 8 percent while eggs rise 11 percent and pork chops up some.
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Relief Policies Prompt Banks to Support Livestock Trade
A fragmented report notes bankers and political leaders predicting dire consequences for the livestock industry without relief. It cites agricultural interests and a committee of nearly $1,000 in risked credits, urging banks to reassure and stabilize prices and credit.
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Ree Banka
Oman
Governor May Hunts Big Game in Jackson Hole Region
Governor May plans a hunting trip in the Jackson Hole region after leaving Douglas tonight. An earlier report suggested he would start north today and make an address Saturday evening before heading into the area for a hunt.
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Soldier Drowned After Cramps End Cheyenne Lake Swim
Private James Higgins 18, Troop K 16th Cavalry, drowned at Second Lake east of Fort Russell on city land in Cheyenne after cramps struck 150 feet from his goal. Coroner’s inquest unnecessary. military investigation rules drowning. Body to be sent home. Higgins youngest of ten brothers.
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United States Cavalry
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Second Lake
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Crampa
63Rd Street
New York
James
Wall Street Explosion Sends 400000 in Securities Flight
A messenger lost a package containing 400000 in securities when a blast near the Wall Street scene blew it from his hand and through a third story window. Merrick Carpenter, 52, bank serk, suffers injuries and dies later. Week's toll climbs to at least 36.
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Wall Street
Merrick Carpenter
Bank’ Serk
Wil Peterson
Northwestern tuberculosis conference opens in Cheyenne
Representatives from seven states gather for the Northwestern tuberculosis and public health conference in Cheyenne. The three day meeting features leading physicians and scientists, with women delegates outnumbering men, and sessions held in the city county building court chamber.
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Court Chamber
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America
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Free Moving Pictures On Good Health At Princess Theatre
The Princess theatre hosts two health themed reels this morning at 11 20 uncharged admission under the public health conference auspices The program includes The Price less Gift of Health and A Nurse Among the Teepees The public is invited to attend a dance and reception honoring the conference with a tentative home event later this week.
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Princess Theatre
Princeas
Acceneanae
Governor Cox To Visit Cheyenne September 26
Governor James M. Cox the Democratic presidential nominee will arrive by special train in Cheyenne at 12 30 p m Saturday September 26. His car will be attached to the train, he will speak at Laramie in the afternoon, then return to Cheyenne for an evening address. He stays Sunday then leaves for the east early Monday.
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James M. Cox
Cheyenne
Laramin
Laramie
MacSwiney Still Able to Talk to Wife
The report notes MacSwiney remains able to speak with his wife. The source cites a Home Office reply stating if he is able, they do not know it, reflecting uncertainty about his condition.
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Macswiney
Wife
Home Office
Rod and Reel Club Plants Trout in Wyoming Streams
Rod and Reel Club agents James Homskey and John Arp collected a large lot of young trout at Laramié state fish hatchery Sunday and planted them at Dale Creek for anglers. Earlier, they released many trout in streams nearer Cheyenne and plan further stocking in Cheyenne district streams next spring as fish supply allows.
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James Homskey
John Arp
Rod and Reel Club
Laramié
State
Dale Creek
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Population Up 22 Percent From 1910 Census
Cheyenne Wyoming, the largest town, is listed in the thirteen fourteen class with a 1920 population of 13,829. The census bureau announced the gain of 2,059 over 1910, a 22.2 percent increase, surpassing Casper and Sheridan by 2,872 and 4,664 people respectively.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Census Bureau
Casper
Sheridan
Sheri
Unclear fragment hints at missing pocket book and police doubt
Vague report references a pocket book with few dollars and questions its existence. It mentions a blue coated police circle and a story about a missing item, but details are uncertain and continued on another page.
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Vie
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