Denver man killed in Fort Lupton brawl joins inquest
William Swint a 42 year old Denver man died after a blow to the jaw by BR Blackburn a Wichita Kansas tourist during a quarrel following a minor car collision near Fort Lupton. A coroner s jury ruled the death accidental and not felonious and Blackburn and four other tourists remain in Weld County jail as witnesses. Swint a member of the Comment Workers Union of Denver was married fifteen years and survived by his widow.
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Union News Service
Greeley
Colo
Willam Swint
Denver
Br.ah. Blackburn
Wichita
Kaw
Fort Lupton
Swint
Blackburn
Wyoming
Weld County
Ft. M. Bickman
RB. Royce
Wiebiti
Kan
BH. C
Pergagon
Ordway
Tolo
Ferguson
Hickman
H. Harrington
Colorado
Sigar Company
Harrington
Fender
American Tron and Metal Company
Weaell
G, 0. P. Beats Nonpartisan in Gubernatorial Race
William Sanger led a two to one edge over Governor L. J. Bragio in the Republican gubernatorial primary as returns from 148 precincts showed 10,586 votes for Sanger and 4,112 for Bragio with gains for Sanger across towns and rural areas.
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Argo
N. D
William Sanger
L. J. Bragio
Nonpartisan League
Kragier
Langer
Denver Monster Zeppelin Surrenders at Putham Airfield
Reports from abroad say the giant German airship LT, claimed to be the longest ever built and designed to bomb New York, has surrendered at Putham airfield. It reportedly exceeds earlier Zeppelins in length with a 12 000 mile cruising radius and speeds near 100 miles per hour.
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London
New York
Putham
Denver Boy Scout Band Bids Farewell Before New York Trip
Under Freder ick Nell Innes, the Denver Boy Scout band charmed 8,000 spectators at the Auditorium with polished music before departing for New York City. Mayor Dewey C. Bailey spoke, Donald Welmer received a Speer memorial volume, and Innes praised the band. A later Indian pageant featured drums, chants, and dancers. George J. Nye delivered farewell remarks and letters to the King of England and the President of France were entrusted to Welmer. Due to time, several numbers were cut to allow train departure.
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Denver
Frederick Nell Innes
New York City
Dewey C. Bailey
Robert Speer
Donald Welmer
London
Innes
George 1
Nye Wade
Shoup
England
France
Plea for Speedy Recognition of Mexico
Washington reports that Mexican high commissioner Fernando Iglese Calderon pressed for US recognition in a lengthy meeting with Acting Secretary of State Davis. The case will go to President Wilson as unrest in the Mexican Congress and a Tamaulipas revolt prompt haste in the diplomatic effort.
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Washington
United States
Fernando Iglesse Calderon
Davis
Mr. Calderon
Wilson
Calderon
Mexico
Mexican Congress
Tamaulipas
State Department
Tammany Chief Indicted In Bribery Case
Thomas Sheehan, Tammany chieftain of the fourth New York Assembly district, indicted by the Bronx County grand jury for alleged attempted bribery of a juror in the case of Dr. Tullus Hamner. Hamner was convicted last week of performing an unnecessary operation on a woman who died.
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New York
Thomas Sheehan
New York Assembly
Bronx County Grand Jury
Tullus Hamner
Hotel Collapse in Buffalo Kills Three Injures Three
Three men die and three injured when the four story Sutherland hotel is toppled in Buffalo New York. Andrew Burns a clerk is missing and believed killed. The dead include John Hennessey John Carroll and Patrick Kragen workers. Fire chief and underwriter say the wreck occurred after a gas explosion.
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Killa
Buffalo
N. Y
Andrew Burns
John Hennessey
John Carroll
Patrick Kragen
Greeks Push Turks as Bolshevist Force Advances in Eastern Front
Western Newspaper Union report from London cites Sebastopol dispatches on Wrangel's destruction and Bolshevik seizure of the left bank of the Dnieper. It notes a Moscow wireless claim of Red Army success against Poland and the Greek campaign in Asia Minor aimed at crushing Turkish Nationalists.
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Union News Service
London
Wrangel
Crimea
Sebastopol
Dnieper
Moscow
Asia Minor
Panderma
Philadelphia
Hermus
Volstead to Contest Primary in Minnesota
Olivia attorney L. D. Barnard for twenty five citizens files contest against Republican nomination winner C. J. Kvale of Benson in Seventh District after June 21 primary. The suit targets the July primary outcome and re election bid of Congressman A. J. Volstead.
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Volatead
Olivia
Minn
L. D. Barnard
Kenville
C. J. Kvale
Benson
A. J. Volstead
Gunman Trial Continued in Chicago Case
Trial of former state representative Big Tim Murphy and associates Mike Carozzo and Vincenzo Cosmanu for the murder of Maurice Mossy Enright, dubbed king of the gunmen, is postponed until July 30 at the state's request to locate two alleged disappeared witnesses.
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Chicago
Big Tim" Murphy
Mike Carozzo
Vincenzo Cosmanu
Maurice “Mossy” Enright
Convict Weds in Death Cell at New Orleans Parish Prison
Charles J. Zulenko Jr aged 19 who was sentenced to hang for the murder of Mrs Bertha Newson married in his death cell to Miss Frieda Oppenheimer aged 16 who is crippled at the parish prison death row scene in New Orleans Louisiana
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New Orleans
Charles J. Zulenko, Jr
Bertha Newson
Frieda Oppenheimer
Falling Scaffold Kills Three at Steel and Tube Plant
Three workers died when a scaffold collapsed inside a concrete smokestack at the Troquoi s plant of the Steel and Tube Company of America on Chicago's South Side. The men fell about 125 feet to the interior.
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Chicago
Troquois
Steel and Tube Company of America
Airplane Crash Kills Three in San Francisco Fire
An airplane misfortune at the Marina flying field in San Francisco killed two men and a 10 year old boy when the craft struck a live high voltage line and plunged to the ground in flames, with both occupants and the child perishing in the wreck.
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San Francisco
Marina
Mutiny at Anco Kills 24 as Troops Revolt
Official figures report twenty four killed and seventy one wounded in the Anco mutiny. The incident, tied to unrest among the troops, has drawn nationwide attention and prompts inquiries into military discipline and security.
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Rome
Anco
Hall Storm Strips Fruit District, Causing 200000 Loss
A hall storm in the Fruitdale district near Grand Junction Colorado caused about 200000 dollars in damage to Western rope fruit growers. The belt about a mile wide in the Frastdale region bore the brunt with orchards stripped of young fruit and leaves. Livestock and poultry suffered some damage and farmers reported hall stones as large as a hen's egg.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Fruitdale
Frastdale
U S Ports Threatened Warns Foreign Interests
Admiral Benson told Pacific coast chambers and railways that the United States will build up the American merchant marine under the Jones act. He warned foreign carriers and others in the United States not to divert trade to defeat the law, saying the Shipping Board and Interstate Commerce Commission will act to protect U S interests and traffic at Pacific coast ports and the Orient.
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Washington
Kalimah Benson
The
Shipping Board
United States
Admiral Benson
Congress
Pacific Coast Chambers of Commerce and Trade
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Atlantic
Chicago May Become State
Col B M Chipperfield a US Senate candidate told the Association of Commerce that a separate state of Chi cago may be necessary unless Cook county and downstate factions compose their differences. He called the creation of a separate state within the range of possibility and a natural solution to ongoing difficulties.
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Chicago
Cook County
Downstate
B. M. Chipperfield
United States
Association of Commerce
Chipperfield
Women Prisoners Escape From County Jail
Three women prisoners sawed their way to freedom at the county jail in Akron Olio. They occupied a cell directly over the jail office and after sawing the bars dropped to the ground just in front of the office window.
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Akron
Olio
Smoker Seeks Permit to Carry Revolver in Zion City
Kerris Brown of Zion City petitions Lake County State’s Attorney James G. Well for a permit to carry a revolver to enable smoking without harassment. He claims a loaded gun is a smoker’s kit necessity and says an attempted assault occurred while he smoked, with Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva’s Zion Orthodox Church reportedly enforcing tobacco limits.
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Chicago
Kerris Brown
Zion City
James G. Well
Lake County
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Yion Ocliy
Brown
Wyoming News Notes Relate Accidents and Local Events
Walter Ulrich, 65, killed at Cheyenne when crushed between freight car bumpers. Grasshopper plague combated with proven poison in Lander region. 315,000 Wyoming Tie and Timber ties trek to Riverton treatment plant from Dubois. Mrs Eugene Wilson named home representative for Cathedral Home for Children at Laramie. Lt. G A Stanton, exiled from France and missing, found near Midwest refinery and sent to hospital in Casper. Hudson flood rescues save Earl Leake, Mrs A A Ticker and child as wagon drifted. horses drowned. Homer Adams and Harry Wood fined for admitting modern “bad men” crimes in Kemmerer. Dabney Seales, Confederate naval officer, dies in Sheridan hospital. Coal mine cave-in at Diamondville kills Batiste Gillardi. David Armstrong dies later. Union Pacific to add six miles track in Laramie yards. two miles of side track for Pacific fruit express. Basin free camp grounds expansion ready for 100 more cars. new kitchen building and bath facilities planned. Joan Hernandez, Mexican worker at Thermopolis, dies by accidental gun discharge. $100,000,000 fund proposed to aid western wool-growers. Chicago bankers urged to finance wool clip, shifting center from Boston. Leroy Moore, 6, accidentally shot at John Bare ranch near Lusk. gun in auto pocket fired. Basin chosen for first Wyoming cavalry encampment. 7 troops and 50 men under General McCoy from Septembers.
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Western
Union News Service
Walter Ulrich
Cheyenne
Lander
Wyoming Tie and Timber Company
Riverton
Dubois
Wye
Eugene Wilson
Lusk
Laramie
Nathaniel S. Thomas
Europe
G. A. Stanton
France
F. L. Ralston
Buffalo
Wyo
Midwest
Casper
Earl Leake
A. A. Ticker
Hudson
Dabney M. Seales
Sheridan
Mr. Seales
Naval Academy
Annapolis
United States
Diamond Coal Company
Diamondville
Batiste Gillardi
David Armstrong
Gillard
Armstrong
Basin
Basin Chamber of Commerce
Joan Hernandez
Lee Simpson
Thermopolis
Chicago
Boston
John Bare
Leroy Moore
Jesse Moore
Wyoming Cavalry
McCoy
Godley
Big Horn County
Genel McCoy
Mort Tussell
Market Prices Across Metals And Goods Report
The page lists prices for copper, lead, tungsten, and other metals, along with Chicago grain quotes for wheat and corn. It also covers livestock prices including cattle, hogs, and sheep, plus dairy and poultry statuses, noting slight changes and active trading in several categories.
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Law Clerks of
Dublin
Courts of Justice
Ireland
His Majesty’s High Court
Ft.lupton
H. Blackburn
William Swint
Monster Zeppelin
BOY Scouts
Bailey
Western Newspaper
Unto News Service
Tammany Chief
Bolshevist
Dneiper River
Hall
U.S
No.tice American Board
Union News Mervine
Kemmerer
Triangle
Union Pacific
Pacific Truit Express
J. A. Ottman
Wyoming Division
Swepper Union
F. O. B. Denver
Kroosters
Owas
Westinbice
Navy
Enwes
Grala
F. C
Timothy
Timoth
Pinenda
South Bate
Mmtal Manes
Ollow
Hite
Reem
Rley
Timothy Hessinco
Atoers
Pawk
Chaloe
Chicage Dairy
Ording Bets
Chace
Uded
Atorage Og
Autres
Asorage
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