Governor Cox Defends League in Public Address
Governor Cox reiterates support for the League of Nations while criticizing his Republican rival. He cites contributors to the opposing campaign, argues for reallocating armament funds to land reclamation, and recalls his own wartime record as Ohio governor. He recounts a Denver hospital visit where wounded soldiers favored the league.
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Foot
Republican
Aenea
Little John
E . Chacel Company
Standard Oi Company
William A. Wood
Himilla
Omer
Wyoming
Ohio
League of Nations
League
Neible
On of Nations
Republican Party
Lodge
Germany
Poland
Lithuania
Sweden
Finland
Russa
Turkey
Mexico
United States
Cox
Denver
Police quell attack as Davis woman injured in burglary raid
Tarrell pursued a suspect named Biack and Officer Clark found Salty Davis Iring unconscious after the assault. The Henderson woman and Black were taken to police headquarters and a second suspect Jones was later detained. Police fear no other Black suspects remain as they investigate the motive and hospital injuries.
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Black
Clark
Tarrell
Biack
Salty Davis
Pollen Headquarters
Rouner
St. John’s Hospital
Henderson
Jones
Davis
Sally Davis
Scuffle Over Cash Bag Sparks Brief Store Incident
Two friends scuffled over a leather bag containing $263.50 as they argued in a store. Police reported the money was counted at headquarters and the incident ended without broader harm.
Negress Almost Beaten to Death
A fragmented police report describes a violent assault scene with a Black suspect fleeing a doorway. Details are incomplete and other key actions or identities remain unclear due to the damaged text.
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Negress
White Calls Harding Careless On Facts In Senate Debate
In a continuation of page one remarks, White accuses Harding of misrepresenting ship registry figures. He notes the shift in American flag tonnage from eight percent under prior administration to about fifty to eighty percent under current policy, branding the senator’s critique as political and unfounded.
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White
Harding
Enthneieetic But Dionified Andiance Continues Page One
A political piece notes glory unseen since Washington, lauds the Democratic party and Governor Coz, and says the nation needs a leader other than a waterman. The Union Pacific band performed before a theater airing of The Star on Stripes.
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Andiance
Washington
Democratic Party
Coz
Aaterman
Pfratr
Union Pacific
Stripes
Baty
Delegations Gather as Politicians Visit Across State
The report lists numerous legislators and officials from Riverton Newley Dougas Luremie Diamond ville Kemmerer Newcastle Dongina and other areas. Delegations from various parts of the state attend meetings with parties in Greeley and Lara mie. The schedule is delayed by late trains as Cox and his party plus fourteen newspaper correspondents plan to travel to Cheyenne then depart for Kearney Neb.
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Riverton
D. Newley
Dougas
W. H. Holliday
Luremie
Leo Moore
Diamondville
P. J. Quealey
Kemmerer
Peter’ Kinney
Newcastle
J. R. Mylton
Dongina
T. J. Doyle
Douglas
Varoue Parta
Greeley
Laramie
Cox
Hig
Sixten
Cheyenne
Kearney
Neb
Eighteen Carloads of Mail Catalogues Obsolete
Eighteen carloads of Chicago mail catalogues were sent to Cheyenne for distribution to Wyoming northern Colorado and western Nebraska residents. The shipments emphasize declining demand due to high prices and the growing practice of replacing catalogs with new price listings. Cheyenne serves as a major mail order catalogue hub in the Rocky Mountain region, surpassing Denver for distribution to surrounding states.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Chicago
Rate Ee
Peatmeester
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Herentie
Price adjustments shift costs to final consumer
The text explains that high costs of catalog revision republication and redistribution force raising prices. It states the expense must be weathered by posting costs and distributing them across merchandise allocations, ultimately falling on the ultimate consumer.
Russians flee Bolshevik pressure reaching Juneau
Fourteen Russian refugees saying they fled Anoder in Siberia under Bolshevik oppression arrived in Juneau on Friday. They reported widespread departure by residents escaping red activities after Bolsheviks occupied Anoder earlier in the spring.
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Siberia
Juneau
Alaskan
Anoder
Anedaf
Secretary Baker Urges Economy in 1922 War Budget
Washington Sept. 25 All chiefs of bureaus and services of the war department were instructed today by Secretary Baker to observe the most rigid economy in preparing estimates for the fiscal year 1922 and to reduce all items to a minimum.
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Washington
War Department
Baker
Schuyler Concedes Defeat in Senate Primary
Karl C. Schuyler of Denver concedes defeat in the September 24 Republican primary for United States senator and pledges support to Samuel D. Nicholson of Leadville, the party’s nominee for the coming campaign. In Chicago, gunman violence rises as Richard Forbes, former Auto Mechanics union official, is shot dead after refusing to name his ally.
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Denver
Karl C. Schuyler
United States
Samuel D. Nicholson
Leadville
Chicago
Richard “Whitey” Forbes
Auto Mechanics Union
Forbes
Tommy
Enright
Moos
Pine Bluffs News Roundup From Wyoming Brevities
Local notices list residents traveling, visits, and job changes around Pine Bluffs. Clyde Jett heads to his Bosler homestead, Mrs. M. C. Ward hosts Altar and Rosary, Ralph True visits from Friend Nebraska, John Simons works in Cheyenne, A. B. Mitchell travels from Platteville to inspect a ranch, Elvah Clarke leaves the post office for Macy School, Hen Sealer buys Rutledge pool hall, the Sealer family recently moved from Frederick Colorado, and Richard Sealer welcomed. J. R. Wilkinson hosts Ladies Aid at his ranch near town.
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Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Clyde
Rife Jett
Bosler
M. C. Ward
Ralph True
Neb
W. H
John Simons
Cheyenne
Cassiday
A. B. Mitchell
Platteville
Coro
Mise Elvah Clarke
Macy School
Hen Sealer
Rutledge
Sealer
Odhere
Frederick
Colo
Ae Sealer
Richard Its
A. R. Wilkinson
Pinto Bluffs
J. R. Wilkinson
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Moyer
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
Lincoln Highway
Plains Hotel
First National Bank
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