Wyoming murder case twists as Cordillo confessions shift
Developments in the Frank Jennings slaying in Laramie unfold with Peter Cordillo repudiating earlier confessions. John Cordillo and Walter Newell now give conflicting statements claiming innocence or shifting blame as investigators explore perjury and motives tied to the prohibition crackdown.
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Record crowds pack Cincinnati for 1919 World Series opener
The enclosure at Redland Field seats about 24 000 fans and stands were filled with spectators and visitors arriving to seek accommodations. Hotels reported unprecedented crowds as the World Series began with immense national interest and many prominent figures in attendance.
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White Sox Ready for World Series Openers in Cincinnati
Reports from Chicago indicate the White Sox, led by Gleason and 23 players, depart for Cincinnati to play two World Series games Wednesday and Thursday. Managerial and player declarations emphasize fitness for the championship push and confidence in a return to Chicago with a victory.
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Eight Hundred Dollar Cash Prizes For Leader Salesmanship Club
A promotional note lists eight hundred dollars in cash prizes to be distributed among four members of the Leader Salesmanship Club. The text mentions a campaign offer tied to subscription credits and an extra incentive period ending October 2. The fragment references territorial divisions and a larger campaign context on page 8.
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Wives and sweethearts join steel mill picket lines
Women and fiancés show up at multiple plants during the strike, displaying smiles and pleas to support striking workers. Their presence supplements the labor dispute, with organizers noting the emotional impact and solidarity from spouses and partners.
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Omaha Under Martial Law After Fatal Lynchings
Omaha Nebraska endures martial law as 800 troops from Omaha and Crook Camp Lidge and hundreds more officers brace for further unrest after yesterday’s riot left multiple dead and many injured. Authorities expect more reinforcements tonight while court officials weigh a further probe into the rioting and the mayor faces possible aid.
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President under Absolute Order To Rest Cancels Ruler Visit
Lagton dispatch reports President Wilson ordered rest to curb work after illness. He stayed in his room with family, avoiding executive business and meetings with leaders amid tension over ratification. King Albert and Queen Elizabeth visit to the White House postponed to a later date.
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Youngest Movie Star Gaining Ground
Fragmentary notes describe a young actress making progress in the film industry with growing recognition. The text mentions a performer linked to Goldwyn Studios and hints at a notable name transformation or stage identity, though details are unclear.
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Woman Shot. Husband Arrested in Suspected Accident
Ellie Went.edited was alerted at 1408 Bent Street when a man named Olle West claimed he was reaching for a revolver as his wife was shot in the head. Police say Mrs. West's wound was not serious and the husband was taken into custody to explain the incident.
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George East Former Cheyenneite Dies in Jackson
George East longtime Cheyenne resident died in Jackson, Mississippi, where the burial will be held. He was a brother of Mr. W. Warren of Cheyenne and left the city about twenty years ago, with his last visit recently described in local notes.
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Engine Watchman Injured in Rail Yard Accident
An engine watchman was injured in the yards near midnight while jumping between engines. He suffered facial injuries from a collision with debris and was taken to the hospital in unknown condition.
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Break in Pittsburgh steel strike not evident today
Reports from various sources indicate no large defection from strikers as giants like Carnegie Steel and American Steel & Wire reportedly still face worker walkouts. Observers note limited plant reopenings and mixed sentiment among unions, with ongoing nationwide pressure and police measures to maintain order.
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