Harding Promises Business Friendly Government Change
Senator Harding declared in a front porch speech to traveling salesmen that a Harding administration would end the one man policy and reorganize the federal government on a business and economical basis. He warned against industrial chaos caused by current meddling and ex prementation and urged a complete policy shift. He projected large crowds and strong support from commercial veterans as he contrasted his plan with Wilson era policies.
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Harding
Rank Porch Sremagees Commercial
Bids for Memorial Hospital Reopened by Laramie Trustees
Trustees of the Memorial hospital of Laramie county will again seek bids for the building. Architects Baerresen and Porter have prepared the plan and estimates. A fund of about $300,000 is expected from pledges, with material-cost declines aiding the project.
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Memorial Hospital
Laramie County
Baerresen and Porter
Extradition Request Filed Over English Complaint
A U.S. government agent presented an extradition request today to federal authorities regarding Lee London, following a complaint lodged at the home of Mrs. John D. Spreckels. The case concerns England and involves William Bern, with details outlined in the filing.
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Los Angeles
Toed
Rngland
Fiat
William Berng
Aeisteg
Lee 2 Mdon
John D. Spreckies
Building and Loan Loans Post High Premium in Cheyenne
Three loans were funded with premiums averaging 4.4 percent. Eleven thousand dollars was bid, but after premiums the bidders receive 67 814.50. Building and Loan stock series No 10 was declared matured with installments paid for 111 months at one dollar per month per share, the matured value 170 per share.
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Cheyenne
Stacy
Building and Loan Association
Six Year Old Abandoned as Parents Jooket to Colorado
Neighbors reported a six year old left alone in a cold house on Twenty Fourth Street with no food or fire while parents took a Colorado trip. Police and sheriff to investigate Monday as the child received care at a local hospital.
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Colorado
Twentyfourth Street
He Officers
Senhore
Wat Tana
Sonny Anil
Wwe
White Attacks Harding Over Truth and Shipping Board
George White, Democrat National Committee chair, says fairness would negate his Marion attack on the shipping board and notes the need to convert 12,000,000 tons of wartime shipping into a broader US commerce agency. He questions features of the current administration and promises continuation on Page Twelve.
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New York
George White
Democratic National Committee
Cac Ee
Marion
Shipping Board
United States Shipping Board
Negresses Involved in Beating Case In City Jail
Report describes a violent incident where a negress was nearly beaten to death. Two black men, John Black and Andrew Black, are detained, plus Lily Henderson is jailed. A negress remains in St Johns Hospital amid police probes into a prostitution house case.
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Davis
Poe Jouns Sagres
St. John's Hospital
John
Andrew Black
Lily Henderson
Slope
Weather Forecast With Mildly Warmer Sunday
The forecast calls for Sunday with slightly warmer temperatures and little change on Monday. No significant precipitation expected and skies mainly partly cloudy across the region.
Jacob Schiff Dies After Six Months Illness
Jacob Schiff banker and philanthropist dies at his New York home after a six month illness attributed to arterio solarosis. He had recently returned from the White Mountains and was surrounded by family including his daughter Mrs Solix Warburg and brothers Philip and Ludwig Schiff of Frankfurt.
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New York
Jncobschiff
Myr. Schiff
White Mountains
Montimer
Schott
Solix Warburg
Philip
Laidwig Schiff
Prankfort-on-Mars
Germany
Three Die in Auto Crash Near Kemmerer Wyoming
Three men Oren Hall of Salt Lake City W Bigier of Kemmerer and J W Genthres of Bingham Utah were killed when their automobile rolled over an embankment near Kemmerer Wyoming as it rounded a curve. Hall was believed to be driving the car.
Oguffle Over Bag of Money Leads to Two Men Taken In
Two well known Cheyenne men, a former policeman and a store manager, were taken to police headquarters after a bag of money disappeared. They were not arrested but kept at the station to protect the funds while they sobered up. Police say the men were drunk and cooperative. Further details promised on page twelve.
Price Cuts ripple through Cheyenne mail order houses
In Cheyenne region stores feel pressure from economic conditions forcing big mail order firms, led by Chicago headquarters, to slash prices. Catalogs carry higher prices in latest issues and must be replaced or blanket reductions issued, impacting consumers across trades as distributions pause and new catalogs loom. Continued on Page Twelve.
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Chicago
Cbso
Crooks Claim Republicans Back Campaign Funds
Governor James M. Cox charged during his Cheyenne address that Republicans have grown a broad fund raising operation, with even common crooks involved. He also implied Senator Warren G. Harding told Senator Hiram Johnson he opposes the league of nations in any form.
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Harding
Johnson
League of Nations
James M. Cox
Cheyenne
Warren G. Harding
Hiram Johnson
League
Cox
Rocky Mountain News
Patrick Swilivan
Republican National
Wyoming
Mountain
Republican National Committee
Sullivan
Rush L. Holland
Colorado
California
Laramie
Sims
Cox Addresses Enthusiastic Crowd At Princess Theater
Democratic nominee James M. Cox spoke to a large Princess Theater audience praised for enthusiasm but not noisy. He defended the league, attacked enemies, and noted hoarseness after an hour and forty five minutes. Speaker quoted Patrick Sullivan and Hiram Johnson on the league and Harding stance.
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Ovbernor
James M. Cox
United States
Princess Theater
League
Cox
Willian B. Ross
Cheyenne
Wilson
Cox Denounces Press Silence Campaign in Wyoming Tour
Governor James M. Cox, Democratic candidate for residence, told a Princess theater audience that a conspiracy of silence by Republican papers is aimed at stifling publicity for his campaign. He praised the Wyoming State Tribune for fair coverage while accusing Will Hays of directing editors to avoid publishing his answers. He warned that editors face questions but must not print his replies and noted scattered references to Ireland and California lemons as distractions.
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James M. Gox
Princess Theater
Republican Newspa
Wyoming
State E Tribune
Will Hays
Republicanational Chip
Cox
Ireland
California
Lifornia
Albuquerqué
N. M
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