Federal troops dispatched to Butte to quell mine riots
The Army ordered to send troops to Butte Montana after a mine strike disturbance. Lieut Gen Hunter Liggett announced the measure and named Col Americus Mitchell in command with units from Camp Lewis. At Butte Col Hahn will assume command. a guard for Daily Bulletin was shot and killed, with arrest of Joseph Papst who claimed the shooting was accidental.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Gov. Stewart
Montana
Butte
Hunter Ligrett
Western Department
Morrison
Camp
Lewin
Americus Mitchell
George B. Duncan
Fort Wright
Col
Hahn
Camp Lewis
Hugh Tk. Haran
Daily Bulletin
Organ of
Metal Mine Workers’ Union No. 800
Joseph Papst
Papst
Detachment of Twenty first Infantry Moves From Fort George Wright
A detachment of the Twenty first infantry left Fort George Wright for Butte after late night orders from Western Department headquarters.
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Associated Press
Spokanh
Twenty-first Infantry
Fort George Wright
Butte
Western Department
Anaconda Mines to Resume Work After Strike
Mtay indodhted Pro Kan conda Copper Mining company mines in the Butte district will resume work tomorrow after a strike that closed them since Monday. John Gillie says full protection will be given workers and operations resume. Strikers gathered at T W W hall with no demonstrations. A clash occurred as workers attempted to go to work. no arrests. General strike through Montana planned as regular army troops from Camp Lewis arrive tonight following the Neveraweat mine riot where twenty were shot and wounded.
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Anaconda
Kanconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
John Gillie
T. W. W. Hall
Montana
United Press
Mont
Hugh Haran
Daily Bulletin
Joe Pabst
Lewis
Neveraweat
Maniag Slayer Charged With Crime By Jury
A grand jury in New York indicted Thomas W. Simplins an infant printer for first degree murder in the shooting of Dr. James Wright Markoe during a Sunday service at St George's Episcopal church. Robert Kila of the United Drug Company Boston Mass arrives for the two days at the Kimball Drug Company New York.
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New York
Thomas W. Simplins
James Wright Markoe
St. George's Episcopal Church
Riobert Kila
United Drug Com Biny
Boston
Mass
Kimball Drug Com Ny
Women confessors urged as Lambeth conference topic
London April 22. The question of allowing women confessors in high Anglican churches is raised as the Lambeth conference meets in July. Miss Edith Picton-Turberville reports girls pleading for women confessors while Rev. Henry Ross notes a psychological objection that a woman may not keep another’s secret.
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The
National Union of Equal Citizenship
Edith Picton-Turberville
Henry Ross
London
Red Cross Offers Full Aid for Storm Victims
Denver April 23 The mountain division of the Red Cross offers its entire services to secure relief for any human suffering arising from a three week railroad tie up along the Moffat line near Tolland. The Divide blockage continues hindering reopening efforts. Mr and Mrs H W P Howser return from wintering in Florida and Cuba with ties to Casper Pharmacy.
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Denver
Mountain Division
The
Red Cross
Tolland
Moffat
Bread Prices to Rise After Short World Wheat Crops
United Press reports Washington predicts higher bread prices due to a shortened 1920 global wheat supply. Government wheat price controls end June 30 as ongoing strong demand and large carryovers support current levels.
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United Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Graba Corporation
Europe
Jersey Switchmen Press Wage Demands in Board Hearing
Union president Heberling presented switchmen wage demands to the railroad labor board seeking an 8 percent raise and time and a half for overtime. He argued switchmen face greater hazards and higher death and social risk than other railroad workers, with an average industrial life of seven years. Meanwhile an unofficial vote in New York indicated about 6,000 railroad workers favor solidarity with nonstriking colleagues.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
BH. Heberling
B Switchmen's Union of
North Amer
Uime
Nok
Former French President Cleared of Treason Charges
The high court to the senate voted 213 to 28 to dismiss charges of high treason and intelligence with the enemy against former President Calliaux. The ruling eliminates any possibility of the death penalty.
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Associated Press
Paris
Calliaux
High Court
Senate
Railroad unions plan national association for labor rights
Representatives here of the outlaw switch men’s union watching railroad labor board hearings announced today that railroad organizations plan to form a national association in New Jersey. Seniority rights were mentioned as a key issue and vowed to return unless addressed.
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Outlawn" Warstington
Railroad Labor Board
New Jersey
Ex-Gonmit Passes Bad Check After Release From Prison
Rawlings Wyoming April 2g Mii Cullen recently released from the wagon penitentiary at the expiration of his second stretch is wanted for forging the name of P A Smith to a $76 note a few days after he was liberated. He disappeared with the money and had been a model prisoner, earning seven months before final discharge on parole under the honor system.
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Rawlings
Wyo
Mii Cullen
Wtaw Poniteontiary
P. A. Smith
Culen
Uberty
Fire at Green River Causes Major City Property Loss
Green River Wyoming April 21 fire at a drug store spread to several nearby business houses causing about 15000 dollars in damage. Fire officials reported the loss total and threatened further inspections of town premises for safety compliance.
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Green River
Wyo
Busines
Belated travelers reach home on first Denver train to Casper
Burlington No. 29, the first Denver outbound train since last Saturday, arrived at 10 30 this morning with many Casper residents who were storm bound in Denver or Cheyenne for four days. The train carried five Pullmans two express cars and a baggage car. Snow three feet deep on the level between Loveland and Fort Collins. Bert Cole among passengers saved parcels planned for air shipment.
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Burlington
Denver
Casper
Cheyenne
Loveland
Fort Collins
Bowlder Junction
Savoy
Bert Cole
Cole
Sheep Loss Estimated at Seven Percent in Wyoming Storm
Veteran Natrona county sheep owners report a 6 to 7 1 2 percent loss in flocks after a central Wyoming storm Saturday and Sunday. Dead sheep littered roads, cattle weakened by the weather, and the event is described as the worst since 1896. M L Bishop estimates the loss as conservative.
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Natrona County
Wyoming
Slite
M. L. Bishop
Union Pacific shopmen discharged for attack on foreman
Seven Union Pacific shop employees in Rawlins Wyoming were discharged after an early morning clash at the roundhouse over a foreman’s appearance. One man, J Woodman, was convicted. others were arrested and jailed for the vandalism that shattered more than 100 panes of glass.
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Union Pacific
Rawline
Wyo
Carperty
Carl Brunnon
J. Woodman
R. Barnhart
Walter Dinger
Clifford Gerry
Henry Andrews
Garrett Lane
Jualoo
Woodman
Carranza Seeks Peace Talks as Mexican Revolt Spreads
President Carranza moves to open a peace conference with Sonora rebels. Ignacio Pesquiera, traveling from Mexico City via San Antonio, will attempt talks in Sonora under finance minister Lula Cabrera’s direction. Reports to Washington say the revolt is expanding with Sonora’s secession triggering wider backing and pledges from rebel leaders to join.
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Carranza
Mexico
United Press
Washington
Sonora
Ignacio Pesqueira
San Antonio
Mexico City
Carraungista
Lula Cabrera
Invasion of Chihuahua to Begin This Week
Agua Prieta reports a large movement of Sonora troops toward the Chihuahua border. Four hundred more soldiers arrived after a night march from Naco, with nine hundred more en route from Naco and Cananea. Generals Pina Calles Plank Obregon tied to anti Carranza forces prompt frontier jubilation.
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Naco
Sonora-Chihuahua
Cananea
Pina
Chihuahua
Plank
Calles
Obregon
Carranza
Michoacan
Cheyenne Officials Abandon Occupation Tax Enforcement
Cheyenne city commissioners indicate the occupation tax ordinance cannot be enforced if challenged. They will not require payment unless all affected persons pay the prescribed taxes, after 29 professionals mailed checks they deemed equitable but were not adopted.
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Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
Commissionera
Man who bilked liquor buyers to stand trial
Special to The Tribune Rock Springs Wyoming April 22 Joe Sluentich alleged to head a trio of bootleggers who swindled two Rock Springs men out of several thousand dollars by selling barrels of water the purchaser believed to be whiskey held to the circuit court for trial a second defendant forfeited a $1000 cash bond and the third was discharged
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the Tribune
Rock Springs
Wyo
Joe Sluentich
Ciamet
Cheyenne Salvage Manager JK Jailover Fraudulent Checks
Cheyenne Cheyenne Salvage Company manager L H Collenburg jailed for second time in a month on charges of issuing bad checks for salvage goods. He was previously arrested, posted bond, then again wrote funds-free checks to cover purchases including a mortgage machine later used as security for a cigarette bill.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
L. H. Collenburg
Cheyenne Salvage Company
Ikwling Frauidue
Collenburke
Johnson Gains On Final Count On Votes Cast By Nebraskans
Omaha April 22 The lead of Senator Hirany Johnson grows as precinct returns come in from the Nebraska primary. In the Democratic delegate at large race William J. Bryan holds steady among the top four and seems to strengthen with each batch. Lincoln returns show Johnson 41753 Wood 90354 and Peraling 19860. The Democratic big four includes Bryan and two Hitchcock faction members and one anti Hitchcock member.
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Johnson
Associated Press
Omaha
Hirany Johnson
William J. Bryan
United Press
Lincoln
Wood
Peraling
Bryan
Hitchcock
Arzan
Chautauqua 15 Contracted By Chamber Here
The Chamber of Commerce signed a five day Chautauqua contract with Ellison White for July. About 300 season tickets pledged and many members offered to sell tickets, aiming to meet a 260 Liberty guarantee. Committee changes include M W Purcell as chairman and Charles B Stafford as secretary. Enticements include William Jennings Bryan as star attraction and a slate of lecturers, musicians, and entertainers led by Josephine Martino with overseas orchestra and adaptations from the stage.
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Chautauqua
Chamber of Commerce
Ellison-White Chautauqua Company
M. W. Purcell
Charles B. Stafford
Joe Ei. Denham
W. L. Frend
George Richter
W. E. Cummings
W. A. Lacey
C. H. Bailey
Ellison-White Company
William Jennings Bryan
Ite
Dir
Chas
B. Price
Alaska
M. Pirie Beyen
Red Cross
Josephine Martino
Caruso
Edison
Amng
Fay Epperson
Ruby Page Ferguson
Ranch Robber Confesses to Two Burglaries
Albert Roberaton, charged with robberies at the Tom Gunston ranch near Buford and the Edgar Schuneman ranch on the Sybille, admits two burglaries and a third. He also raided the Henry Waechter ranch, stealing a Mower rifle and ammunition. At Sehuneman, he took 40 80 caliber rifle ammunition and a pole of spires. At Gunaton, he bought a horse, saddle, bridle, four blankets and $50.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Albert Roberaton
Tom Gunston
Buford
Edgar Schuneman
Gunaton Ranch
Demand of Germany Granted Consideration
Paris April 2. Allied dispatches from Ban Remo state Germany may be allowed an army exceeding 100000 under Versailles terms. The Ban Remo conference ends next Monday after three days of talks with skirmishes over the Turkish question. Leaders from Britain, Haiti, and Japan pressed France on Germany while Italian hopes for a quick Turkish settlement faded.
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United Press
Paris
Preas
Ban Remo
Germany
Supreme Allied Council
Questia
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Cuba
Mr. Hoesler
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