Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-06-15

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Aruilar,-Ella Centers, % years OLD
tbe daughter of boarding house keep
or Mt the Royal mine, one mile nor'"-
truson, IT'D, Maine jtsr at
HIs Co,SrS4ES State sch9SFpot Mines
ExSo Ih4sbyed temtssstHias 4
k,satchdSn4lfSe Royal prsFstgsTeFs
FsbSt toafS8 few daysfsaqsht '"-
tStSb SfSes6ssai, s5, wnsahHh emf
'n,syed at 4ne Jewel mine. The shoot
Iips folloaea threats McGonalasa is sa.a :,
III have s;s3e against FersaPn and.
pscurred..4n :he Royal minSbsoardlns
tst to hismsther in, ,Bangor Me. MISS
enters Mas at work in tbsfoom as
McGonigd entered:st McGnSlEhl fired
aacc, the.baust STRIKING Fstguson iaE
Ne hears apS kilji.g Ata INSTANTLY
M Miss4GsptFs RS riish s1etnedc from,
EfSe hdliss: Sfaa aonis sasns THIS
i}cond Bs,ls6istrqs f lssn ths' :,
Mg. $hss40lht rHf2KsA AarroSo'
sn,s Min s|islsss1t Fn' ;n lssss, sass.
and started in pursuit. She was run
ming along the dry arroyo toward
bridge where five men were working
and was begging loudly to McGonigai
not to, boot, thSto}kmen Sslds Yhen
the armed man f1ised the. -shotgdn to-
his shoulder and aimed slowly. The
charge of-blckSh3t: stsssk fer, ,head
and dSkllet her 'ihstahA4.s SH
Denver.-The second bandit to be
! shot and d.ialled "a an iattemptfd hoidup
| In Denver within twenty-four hours
met death few nights ago when he
entered the White Star garage at Cher
nv street and Leafs Dale drive, on the
Sullivan-Purker road. and engaged in
II gun battlew it'll George 7. Carson,
gun battle with George T. Carson,
of the garage. An accomplice Is be-
tueved to 1fate escaped % 4 lnetcsSy Gig:
From letters found on. the -deua: ban.
dit,a bady;::his nalae::1s believsldl1 be
w i. StepRenson and he isfs4ught
to.l,ase relatives 81; Colorado: Spfangs.
astnidaa4rhe G$loFsag stSsSiFed.
eration of:.I;abor: :aectafad tiseff:ior a
sliofdown.. ipetwsen: labor
and. the ytate runSsrs, under CON
stitution Of the gnited statesse,A After
itearing The renaxr:of Nockhtec'
|. chic: oraAhIzer 1.-THE UniHE Mine
Workers of America, that he was pro
hibited from holding II meeting of coal
miners ut Aguilar by state rnngers
stationed there, the convention pro
posed to go to Aguflar in body ant
.hold IL session of the convention. a
committee was named to make DR.
rangements for the trip;
Colorado Springs-John Mcfarland
was reelected president of the dhter
national Typographical Union in the
election held May "a, according to re
turns from $50 Of the T8O local unions
received at the Union Printers home
Mcfarland defeated Walter ". Bar
rett. present first vice president. b!
3,1OO votes. Charles 7. Howard wa.
elected first vice president. James ]
Hoban. second vice president, and join
w. Hays, secretary-treasurer the lat
ter being reelected by $500 majority
.Greeley.-One:of the worst bull unt
rainstOrns which has struck Greelel IL
the last twelve years caused nanragt
unofficially estimated at S25O,OO0. IL
few days ago. Sweeping path more
than two miles wide, .downpour OF
hailstones, some as' large rs golf balls
| shattered hundreds of windows in res
licences and business houses, damaged
young crops IN the outlying districts
and flooded many Easements In the
heart of the city.
| Colorado Springs.-A cloudburst nj
| TempletOn gap, northeast of Colorado
| Springs, sent n wall of water ten feet
high through Papeton, Il mining camp
four miles northeast of Colorado
Springs, .murooned scores of people
washed out Portions of the Denver &
Rio Grnnde and Rock Island railroad
tracks and did thousands of dollars
worth of damage to residences, gar
dcns and civic improvements.
Trinidad.-W.. I. Reilly, a member
of the State Industrial Commission
and Il delegate from the Typographical
union Of Colorado Springs, was re-
fused Il seat in the convention of the
Colorado State Federation of Labor
recently. The vote which was lO3 TO
As against seating Reilly, was taken
after more than four hours of discus
sion, during which vigorous attacks
were made by delegates on the State
Industrial Commission as Il body and
the decisions of Mr.. Reilly us a mein-
ber -
Canon City.-Loua pacheco. convict
No. 1927, who escaped from the pris
on gang working on the Canon CITY
;lrmQry, by unlitclnng u horse from a
wagon near the armory and riding off;
was captured six miles from Beulah
In the foothills of the Greenhorn
mountains by Lieut.. Billy Green and
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