Bergdoll Draft-Evasion Trial Sees Key Testimony
In Philadelphia on September 24, testimony closed ahead of final pleas in the Bergdoll draft-evasion case. Erwin Bergdoll described flight records and his crossing the country with brother Grover, who escaped army guards recently and remains a fugitive, while denying aiding others to flee.
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Ladelphia
Emma Bergdoll
Charles A. Braun
James &. Romiga
Mt . Albert
Mitchell
Harry Schuh
Grover
Erwin Bergdoll
Fort Legven Worth
Erwin
United States
Germany
H Wh
Maryland
Philadelphia
Te Ale
Child Refuses to Take Deno as Stranger Chnine Feares
A Wyoming report recounts a mother scolding her five year old son George H Lyon for reaching a shelf where syrichmine tablets were kept. The scene captures a tense moment as the child resists and the parent issues warnings.
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Burns
Charles O. Lyon
George H
Murder Mystery in Arizona and Denver Murder Case Reported
In Arizona a traveling salesman, Martin Schwab, 55, was found dismembered in an abandoned well near Flagstaff after disappearing April 15. The skull was fractured with possible bullet marks. belongings and a touring car were missing. In Denver, James Wilton Crowhurst, 41, a plumber, was arrested over Jacob Benton’s body found in a secret basement room. Crowhurst claimed to repair a water heater and that Mrs Peete introduced him to a woman tied to the juvenile court and Judge Lindsey.
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Benton
Plagstarr
Ariz
Martin Schwab
Cleveland
Ohio
Schwab
Flagstaff-Williams
Fingstaff
California
Arizona
Flag- Li
Los Angrems
Bopt
James Wilton Crowhurst
Plumber
San Quentin Penitentiary
Jacob Charles Benton
R. C. Peete
Penver
Crowhurst
Peéte
Benton House
Gregory
Juvenile Court of
Denver
Lindsey
Wilson Will Not Nullify Old Treaties
President Wilson declined to terminate certain commercial treaties as directed by the merchant marine act. The decision preserves U S international engagements, with the state department releasing a normal announcement outlining the rationale and timing for notice to nations.
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Ashington
Sident Wilson
United States
State Department
Executive Rae
Negro slaver dies in California state pen
The report states Mone Giheon, a Black man labeled as a slayer of Phoon Arizona, died at 10:19 a.m. in the California state penitentiary after being pronounced dead shortly earlier.
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California
Gan Quentin
Cal
Mone Giheon
Arizona
A. Pen
Destiny Warns of Impending Destruction of Tramway Building
Fragmented text reports a warning of a planned explosion targeting a Denver tramway building. The garbled content references a plot, a statement about membership in Denver, and vague threats tied to possible personnel, without clear names or dates.
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Wan OF Destiny
Denver
Former Cheyenne Woman Is Summoned
Word came of the death of Mrs. Timothy Daly of Bieta Park California Thursday evening. Mrs. Daly will be remembered in Cheyenne as Anon Warlaumont. She leaves five children three daughters and two sons. She is the sister of Mrs Hoge McHugh of Cheyenne. Funeral services will be held in Anaheim, California.
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Timothy Daly
Bieta Park
California
Man pinned after overturned car in Lander incident
Lander Wyoming September 24 B C Buttsle in grave condition from fractured chest after an automobile overturned trapping him inside the wreck. Emergency crews worked to free him as the accident halted traffic.
Lincoln County’s First Boy Visits Kemmerer
The first boy born in Lincoln County visits Kemmerer during September. He is noted as the county’s pioneer birth and is described as a local curiosity during a stay at Emmeree.
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Emmeree
Wyo
Linco
Couunty
Kemmerer Thin x
Hutel
Cox to Speak in Cheyenne Before Travel to Laramie
Democratic nominee James M. Cox arrives in Cheyenne from Denver at 12:30 PM and speaks at the Princess theater at 8 PM. He and his three car party are greeted by Union Pacific band and Wyoming Democratic leaders, then depart for Laramie the next day.
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Qovernor
James Middleton Cox
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Princess Theater
Denver
Laramie
Union Pacific Band
William B. Ross
Roral
Nebr
Cox Declares Disloyal Democrats Heckle Harding in Denver
Governor Cox campaigns in Denver denouncing a “conspiracy of silence” by Chairman Hays and Republican papers. He accuses editors and GOP leaders of undermining the campaign as he tours Trinidad Pueblo and a large Denver audience.
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Cox
Harding
Hays
Edito
Yepublican National Committee
Colorado
Ohio
Repub National Committee
Edira
Trinidad
Pueblo
New Mexico
Domic
Wilson
Gor Cot
Malig
Re O
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Tion Baste Ciuater
Strike threat renewed by leader of coal union
Charleston West Virginia Sept 24 The strike threat involving 126000 organized workers in West Virginia would be called if federal troops are used as strike breakers rather than to protect constitutional rights. The statement urged restraint and asked coal regions in northern and southern West Virginia to allow peace.
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Charleston
Woat
West Virginia
C. F. Nto Mintriot
Peteey
Virginia
Grand Jury Keeps Investigation Into Baseball Scandal Active
Cook County grand jury will stay in session beyond September 30 to pursue alleged fixing of last year’s World Series and gambling by players. Foreman Henry H. Riggin said evidence shows a nation wide ring aims to pollute baseball. President Comiskey and President Johnson dispute full support for the probe. Chicago’s team beat Cleveland 2 0 after a Cleveland trip rumor row.
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Chicago
Cook County
Henry H. Riggin
Foreman
Riggin
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Americans
B. A. Johnson
American League
Herrmann
Cincinnat
Cote
Johnson
Cleveland
Senator Harding assails ship board as fiasco in front porch speech
Senator Harding branded the administration merchant marine policy a continued fiasco in a West Virginia gathering. He urged efficient management to reopen shipping to global routes after the war and pledged an economical, efficient government. He cited high living costs and tariff reforms as remedies. The West Virginia delegation led by J W Vendersort attended the rally.
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Marion
Administration
Harding
Shipping Board
West
J. W. Vendersort
Parkersburg
Republican
West Inia
Bardiogi
Governor and Irish Guest to Hunt Big Game Near Jackson
Governor Robert D. Carey and Ja Carey host Sir Thomas Hamonde of Dublin in Wyoming. They depart Cheyenne for Jacksons country to hunt big game and plan travel across the region. Carey will speak in Houglas this evening before continuing with a cross country trip and a return to Cheyenne later.
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Jackson
Thomas Hamonde
Dublin
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
Ja. Carey
Cheyenne
Jackson'y Ole
Carey
Houglas
Mcross
Teton
Alleged Sugar Profiteers Bail Hailed In Utah Case
Eight officers and directors of the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. appeared before US Commissioner H. V. Van Pelt in Salt Lake City and were bound over for trial in the South Dakota court. Bail set at 2600 dollars each. Similar cases loom against Utah and Idaho divestors. Heber J. Grant, president of the Idaho company and Mormon church leader, is not named in the indictments.
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Salt Lake
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
South Dakota
United States
H. V. van Pelt
Utah
Idaho
Heber J. Grant
the-Idaho Company
Mormon Church
Wyoming Weekend Forecast Sees Unsettled Saturday
A Wyoming forecast calls for unsettled conditions Saturday with cooler air for northern regions. Sunday should be fair and slightly warmer across the state.
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Wyoming
Bank Not Held Up by Reds in Utah Town
Belief voiced by authorities that a warning letter about destroying the Vermont building was a ruse to draw police away from the Sugar House bank robbery. Chief Joseph Burbidge ordered a strong police guard after the letter signed “Red” warned of Friday’s explosive or fire attack. The Vermont building housed Utah Sugar Co and Beneficial Life Insurance Co on West Temple opposite the Mormon temple grounds.
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Iqalt Lake
Vermont
Sugar House
Joseph E. Burbidge
Utahleaho Sugar Company
Beneficial Life Insurance Company
Vermont Building
West Temple Street
Mormon Temple Grounds
Burbidge
Vermont Building Union
J. P
New York
Rover Is Nice Dog Gie But Judgment Sometimes Faulty
In Burns on Sept 24 Rover the watch dog at banker Ray E Coad’s home prevented entry until the master returned from the bank. Mrs. Coad’s wife lowered a kitchen window and became trapped with hands between the sashes for about fifteen minutes before neighbor Mrs. Kipp could summon help and release her.
Rotary Club to Aid Sunday School Habit in Laramie
The Laramie Rotary Club voted to alternate weekly during winter to transport Comers Home for Children residents to Sunday school at the cathedral. Twenty four member cars will be used with garage owners volunteering. Rotarians will relieve them of duty to arrange rides.
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Laramien
Wyo
Laramie
Gas Supply and Henry Ford Face Ulterior Press at YM Club
The Young Men's Literary Club meeting discussed gas supply in the central west. Attendees condemned mail order houses and coal dealers while Henry Ford received mixed comments. Prices and coal supply failures were blamed for high costs, with several members recounting local fuel shortages. Further details were promised on page three.
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Enry Ford
Central West
Young Men's Literary Club
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