Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-08-31
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The newspapers Of Naples report the
discovery by, the police of a band of
ciiminals whose principal activities
were; devoted to counterfeiting Ameri-
can bank notes.
Z The Turkish Nationallsts launched
a mass attack against Afiun Karahis-
sar in an attempt to pierce the Greek
front. 1t is officially stated that they
were repulsed by the Greeks.
More than 100000 has been sub
scribed In the new Indian government
loap,. constituting a record for state
BORROWING in India for a single year.
1ayS a Reuters dispatch from Cal
cutta.
"A small party Of Free State troops
was ambushed recently ut Glasson.
village near AthlOne, by thirty Repub-
licans. Free State Lieutenant McCor-
mack was shot dead and the driver Of
his car badly wounded. A civilian
wounded during the fighting sue
cumbed later. -
A detachment Of fascist, after at
tending the unveiling Of war memo
rial at Olevano, near Rome. fell into
a Communist ambush at San Vito.
One Communist and fascist are
dead. Eight on both sides were
wounded. Troops and police were
1eueu .e 'poH
inulcations that MeAicos s'u,us
o,ro,es u,ora raco,yed with much In.
tor:s, in nawsnoner circles In Mexico
C,.,, hm. .h.ra ,,.os M ,nc,in.t,on to
ho,in,o tbot tho MaxIcan yovernment
would moEo formal over,ures for nd
,,,,ss,on to tha Ioo,ro
s%s., <oo,
sun -,
p,esiuen' VI Snina anu .".v. VI s"I 49,
Cnnn' ""o nus p.en 'ens
e.eS ~ 'n"nen"' on p"
uniAy uie eous 'u,u p"n
re'iac''i''.e on'ha iinl'..s ~ ~
!is Aier'ea '"he o'e' S"'na s.san.' az.
70 Luropeah eoun'iie' on ins
debts to tho Tinted states
The Polish. American Chamber Of
Commerce announces that in order to
incre.se trade relations between the
IIn,ted St,tes md Poland. nm invita-.
tion to visit Poland has been extended
to various Americtfn trade concerns
and financial institutions. In answer
to this invitation, twenty-five Ameri-
can organizations have promised to
send their delegates to Poland. X.
,,a,o, .,,ows with .,oorent sbou,.
49,. aas h..n.s n,ho.. loot have
,a..,os ~. .r,,L. ~ tho Rroodwov
dance palaces. must 20 back to the old.
fashioned. demurely simple waltz, says
an ,edict of the council OF Walpole ISL
and. Ontario. Chief Redknife-inci.
dentally manager Of the island band.
has protested against the invasion of
the saxophone on the island. "They
want to dance all night" says the
chief, "and no one wants to work next
day. Once they were satisfied with an
ordinary band. Now they want cab
arets."
GENERAL, ..-
No. pol, Arnstron, yyb,tnay fosb.
ion eynert and n former newmoner
woman of Boston. is dead in Paris. &C
cor,,inp tn a cablep-am received re-
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The twelfth annual tournament of
the Union Printers International
Baseball League opened in Cleveland,
Ohio, the Cincinnati and Toronto
teams. being eliminated in the first
round OF play. 81. faui defeated Cin-
cinhati, 10 anu Sie'eiaho won
from toronto 10 o.
The skull OF Miss Mona Skinner,
Bloomington, Ill.,. school teacher,
who, 1t was at first believed,
died In the explosion OF gas
oilne stoVe at the nome OF
s.aa.,,.a, ] " non, ,,,,t,or;,,o, o' sai', % nr.ar
axburnotinn of ,he vounc Svom,n,s hodv
nt LEROY. nj SsAIhert Lowe. her bro.
ther-in-lnw. is held at Greeley ON,
murder charge. .........
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