United States Pressed on Mandates Policy by League Debate
The United States reaffirms equal concern and voice in Germany's overseas possessions and their disposition, asserting its rights despite withdrawal from the League Council. The note also disputes Japan’s claim over Yap, stressing U S equal interest with allied powers in mandate decisions.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Council of the
League of Nations
Germany
State Department
Council of the League
America
Supreme Council
Yap
Pacific
Japan
Geneva
Hoover open to cabinet role or European relief post
Herbert Hoover said he left to President-elect Harding the choice between serving as secretary of commerce or directing European relief. He noted his responsibility for 40 million in Europe and a broader reconstruction plan for the department while keeping its current structure.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Associated Press
Hoover
Harding
Europe
America
Department of Commerce
Commerce
California's Right in Alien Land Laws Addressed
Tokyo reports Japan cannot invalidate California anti Japanese statutes. Official remarks claim California acts within both state and US constitutions, though the measures harm Japanese interests.
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California
Americans Bring Milch Cows to Germany on Tour
Berlin reports describe fifteen American farmer boys from Indiana, Kansas and Texas touring Germany with a shipload of milch cows donated by U S farmers. They faced rough receptions and spoke of both prosperity and poverty, noting humanitarian intent and moments of cultural friction during a sixteen day visit.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Indiana
Kansas
Texas
Carey signs 58 acts since adjournment in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wy Feb 24 Governor Robert D Carey rapidly is signing acts of the Sixteenth legislature not approved by adjournment. He has signed fifty eight acts since the adjournment including the budget or general appropriations act with all carried appropriations receiving his approval. Only about six acts remain to be approved or disapproved.
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Mississippi Valley
Herr Schmidt
America
Templhof
Berlin
Bochum
Germany
Peter Andres
Elbing
Kans
Kansas
Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert D. Carey
Senate
State Historical Board
State Industrial Institute
Atiars
Seane
State School For
Wyoming State Training Schoo
Trust Company Organized for Business Here
The Wyoming Trust company of Casper plans to open next month in quarters of the Wyoming National bank at Becond and Center streets. The new firm inherits a $100000 capital and $10000 surplus with ex-Gov B B Brooks and P J O Connor among its organizers and Cather named active manager, moving to Casper with his family. The move frees space in the old Wyoming National bank building for the trust company and Casper outlook is optimistic for statewide service.
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Wyoming National Bank
Wyoming Trust Company
Casper
Rocky Mountain Region
Becond
Center
Hofman
Cheyenne
Wyoming Naional Bank
Wyoming
McOrs
Seeman
Aneens
B. B. Brooks
P. J. O'Connor
Carl F. Shumaker
Roy 0. Wyland
The
N. 8. Wilson
Midwest Refining Company
BR. H. Nichols
BR. H. Cather
Central Trust Company of
Lander
Cather
Central Trust Company
Ho Hia
Newaska
Midwest
Trust Company
Caspers
Cornera
Casper Friends
Burroughs Improves at Pasadena Hospital
Naturalist John Burroughs shows further improvement at a Pasadena hospital where he was treated days ago for rest and treatment of an abscess on his chest.
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Pasadena
Cal
John Burroughs
Ban Placed On Denver Boxing
Denver, Colo. Feb. 4. Philip Van Cleave announced he would seek arrest of any fighter who engages in a pay bout in Denver. Commissioner Downer and the district attorney say state law bans prize fighting and bars bouts where any principal receives pay. Boxing had flourished in Denver for several years.
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Denver
Colo
Philip
van Clse
East Russia in rebellion report from Helsingfors telegraph
Copenhagen Feb 24 reports say widespread rebellions have broken out in eastern Russia and the Soviet government has dispatched large forces to restore order. The unrest stems from Moscow’s failure to provide food and fuel, according to press reports cited by a Helsingfors correspondent.
Flyer sets record in flight from San Diego to Jacksonville
Lieutenant William D. Coney completed a trans continental flight from San Diego to Jacksonville in about 22 hours 32 minutes covering 2079 miles at an average speed over 98 mph. He began Monday night from San Diego and landed at Camp Johnston at 7 27 am local time.
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FLYER
San Diego
Jacksonville Field
Jacksonville
Fla
William D. Coney
Cal
Camp Johnston
Here
Dallas
Texas
Coneys
San
Mobile
Ala
Coney
Mia
F. Coney
Bronte
Tex
Burglary Case Continued In Goshen Court
Informations against Winfred Koenig and William Sherman for a jewel theft valued at 20000 from Smith drug store were quashed and continuance granted to June 20 to fix technical errors. John W. Lewis failed to appear. bond forfeited. Other court actions included fines for illicit stills and various dismissals and eligibility rulings.
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Wyo
Winfred Koenig
William Sherman
Smith Drug Store
Goshen County
Ed Leffingwell
Adam Bower
George Kauffman
John Southworth
Clyde W Jackson
Paul Trabbitt
Mary Gorman
Seven Men Die in Dowell Cathleen Mine Fire
Dowell Illinois February 4 five rescue squads labored fifteen hours and abandoned hope of saving seven men trapped yesterday in the Cathleen mine fire sealing the shaft to extinguish the flames.
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Duquoin
Ill
Cathleen
Dowell
Here
Bootlegger Fined $100 and Drunk Arrigned in Court
Frank Domo, charged with bootlegging, was fined $100 yesterday in police court. J Mitchell, charged with being drunk, forfeited $100 on the charge.
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Frank Domo
J. ©. Mitchell
Appropriation Bills Go To President For Approval
Washington Feb 24 Two more regular appropriation bills the deficits measure about 276000000 and the tidian bill about 613000000 were completed by Congress to be sent to President Wilson for approval.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Senator Poindexter delays radio control bill to next season
Washington reports that Senator Poindexter will postpone action on a bill for government control and regulation of radio stations until next season. Further hearings planned at the request of Hudson Maxim were withdrawn and no action will be sought during the current session.
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Washington
Poindexter
Hudson Maxim
Caid
Hotels raided by U S agents in crackdown on whisky traffic
Federal Prohibition agents from Maryland and Ohio seized hotels in Washington on February 24 arresting more than twenty people. Thomas Stone led the operation noting two weeks of evidence and colored alcohol of varying grades, some poisonous, was sold at some hotels. An odd coincidence noted by officials linked births of Prince George and his sons on a Saturday.
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Washington
Maryland
Ohio
Thomas ©. Stone
Federal Revenue
Kis George
the of Wales
Prince Albert
Prings Henry
Prince George
Harding Eyes sweeping reorganization of the federal system
President elect Harding moves toward a major cabinet led reorganization of the executive branch. A new department of public welfare is proposed, with bureaus moved or created to handle welfare, prices, and industrial research. The plan could abolish or consolidate agencies and merge shipping and railway functions under a unified executive body.
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Handing Chin
Eral
Techetrial Research
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bholiah
Shipping Board
Lome
Trenthe
Ashes to Rest on Shore of Swiss Lake
The will of Edward A. Whitney provides for cremation with half the ashes buried in a cemetery overlooking Lake Croneva, and the remainder buried at Mount Hope. Whitney, a banker and world traveler born in Massachusetts, died in 1917 leaving about a million dollars to Sheridan County for a technology fund managed by executors for ten years.
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Swiss Lake
Sheridan
Wyo
Edward A. Whitney
Joseph CD. Tohrn
Sheridan Banking Company
Lake Croneva
Hwitrertood
Mount Hope
Thin Wity
Mr. Whitney
Maasachunettia
That
Hie
Sheridan County
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