Pact Must Be Signed In Ten Days By Allies
United Press reports at a preliminary conference of all premiers that the peace treaty must be signed within ten days. Turkey seeks revision but is refused. Allies promise immediate disarmament start and ongoing negotiations with Germany. Chancellor Fahrenbach pleads delay as German terms appear harsh.
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United Press
Pede Rip. Ag Md
Turey
Ae Tesey
Turkey
Uniese
Fahrenbach
Germany
Sessler
Lloyd George
Ceasier
Court fight opens on suff amendment by league opponent
Proceedings seeking to bar Bainbridge Colby secretary of state from issuing a proclamation on the suffrage amendment were filed in the District of Columbia supreme court. Charles S. Fairchild of New York president of the American Constitutional League asks to prevent Attorney General Palmer from enforcing the amendment. Justice Bailey set July 14 to show cause.
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Washington
Bainbridge Colby
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Charles S. Fairchild
New York
American Constitutional League
Fairchild
Palmer
Jury Probes Lake Minnehaha Boat Tragedy In Wyoming
At Lake Minnehaha Wyoming coroner's jury reexamined the boat involved in the drowning of Miss Bresnahen and Clifford McMichaels. Tests showed the craft could upend with stern down and prow up under certain conditions. Funeral services for Bresnahen were held. her brother Harold Breanahen, a fireman, aided in resuscitation efforts and has been deeply affected.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Miss Bresnahen
Clifford McMichaels
Lake Minnehaha
Misa ‘Xabel Bresnahen
N. C. Sears
Miss Bresanahen
Harold Breanahen
Ireman
Investigation preelection fund resumed in Wood campaign probe
William J. Loeb testifies before the Senate investigating committee as Wood campaign funds edge toward $406000. He has returned $6000 to Colonel W. C. Procter, while A. A. Sprague and Loeb deny knowledge of the $14000 discrepancy between Colorado lists and expenses. Contributors’ names were hard to trace, with George W. Perking and H. H. Rogers saying they only passed along others’ subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Daivy
William J. Loeb
New York
Havker
General Wood
Senate
W. C. Procter
Wood
Procter
Loeb
A. A. Sprague
Chicago
Colorado
Sprague
Lodi
George W. Perking
H. H. Rogers
Johnson Stance Shapes Harding Support In California
Senator Hiram Johnson urged Republican readers in San Francisco to back Harding promising to preserve Americanism. He labeled the League of Nations a failed, intolerable covenant and contrasted Republican aims with Democratic support for the league. A. J. Hardendorf and his baby daughter visited Casper after his Denver treatment.
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San Francisco
Republican Party
Hiram Johnson
California
League of Nations
Johnson
Democratic Party
League
America
A. J. Hardendorf
Casper
Mr. Hardendorff
Denver
Banner month for Dan Cupid reported here
Dan Cupid did a rushing business in June with 37 marriage licenses issued by the county clerk. The month also saw 24 divorces granted by Judge Kimball, a margin favorable to Cupid compared with last year’s 18 to 14 end-of-month tally.
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Dan Cupid
Kimball
Revolt Flares Across Mexico Spurs U S Watch
Reports from American officials in Mexico describe multiple, seemingly unrelated revolts of minor importance. Movements include General Ricardo Gonzales near Piedras Negras and attacks on mining districts, with train robberies and troop movements along the border and toward Torreon and San Luis Potosí.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Blooker
Piedras Negras
Ricardo Gonzales
Pablo Gonzales
Berroterran
Morelos
Pierras Negras
Cenera
Larvabe Agadir
Torreon
Sabinas
Osuna Ia
Tamplog
Monterey
Agadir
San Luie Polos
Jowann Oualand
Gomea Palacia
Man runs down by automobile at Second and Center
Nicholas Tellgadas director of the Manhattan Cafe was struck by a Ford truck driven by Floyd Knox 15 as witnesses cite. The impact skidded the car about 30 feet to the west curb. Knox was arrested on reckless driving and Tellgadas was hospitalized with severe body bruises and possible internal injuries feared but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Tellgadas
Manhattan Cafe
Second and Center
Brussea
Tellgedas
Floyd Knox
Young Knox
Center Street
Knox
Tellgadas
Cox and Roosevelt Seen Catchy by Buckeye Governor
Ohio Governor James M. Cox, seeking the Democratic nomination, says Roosevelt would make a good running mate. He praises Roosevelt as vigorous and progressive, noting he learned of the ticket from Associated Press reports and a Dayton speech.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
James M. Cox
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Cox
Moosevelt
Ian
Associated Pres
Roosevelt
National Committee
Chicago
American Nation
Two Negroes Burned At Stake In Paris Texas
Irving and Herman Arthur two unemployed brothers aged 19 and 28 were accused of shooting their landlord J. H. Hodges and his son William on Hodges’s farm near Paris. A mob burned the pair at the stake last night with armed patrols withdrawn and conditions said to be normal.
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Associated Press
Paris
Tex
Irving
Herman Arthur
J. H. Hodges
William
Delegates Arrive as SRD Party Convenes in Chicago
Associated Press reports in Chicago that seven hundred delegates have sent credentials for the SRD party convention with members of the executive board of the Committee of Forty-Eight arriving to prepare for the weekend opening and organize a third party.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Committee of Forty-Eight
Cordillo Faces Murder Trial After Manslaughter Verdict
Pete Cordillo stands trial in Cheyenne for the murder of Frank Jennings near Laramie on September 7, 1919. Jury panelled after publicity from Cordillo brother John Cordillo’s manslaughter conviction. seven witnesses testified and Viola Broughton identified as last to see Jennings alive.
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Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pete Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Laramie
John Cordillo
George M. Patterson
C. A. Irwin
Denver
Cordiilo
Viola Broughton
John G@ordillo
Jennings
I. N. Jennings
FB. W. Johnson
R. M. Leake
B. C. Bellamy
Theodore Berner
Arrives With Big Roll Then Disappears In Casper
Jim Dafies, who arrived from Minneapolis, is missing after carrying a large sum of money. He is about 6 feet 6 inches tall, 145 pounds, dark hair and complexion, wearing a ray shirt and overalls with a khaki cap. Obhia C Bteletos of 210 Marlon Street seeks his friend.
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Jim Dafies
Casper
Minnneapolia
Minn
Dafies
Banka
Obria C
Marlon Atreetle
Dafiea
Wolk
Building Permits in Casner Show Six Month Totals
City records reveal permits issued in Casner totaling 1 075 600 for the first half of 1920 with a May peak of 191 675 and a June drop to 87 244. Most permits citywide were for small houses and additions. the largest single permit was a 5 000 dwelling. The Exchange Furniture Co seeks 5 000 concrete block building on West First Street and North Ash. The Episcopal parish house move to Seventh and Wolcott includes a 2 600 addition contracted by Lloyd Building Co. Three 3 000 frame dwellings rise on North Jackson Street by George McRorey.
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Casner
City Engineering Department
Exchange Furniture Company
Weat Flrnt
Burington
North Ash Street
Episcopal Parish
Seventh
Wolcott Streets
Lloyd Building Company
North Jackson Street
C Streets
George McRorey
Railroad wage award expected within ten days
Chicago July 7. National Railroad Labor board announced the wage advance award is due within ten days. Board member G. W. Hanger said the board is in daily conference and progress is ongoing.
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United Press
Chicago
National Roaihroad Labor Board
G. W. Hanger
Laramie Population Falls by 25 Percent
Washington July 7 The population of Laramie Wyoming was announced by the census bureau at 6 301 a drop of 1 956 since 1910 or 25 5 percent J W Gordon of the Gordon Construction company Denver arrived here today for duties
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Washington
Laramie
Wyo
Census Bureau
J. W W. Gordon
Gordon Construction Company
Denver
Goday Ny
Officer Held in Connection with Wife's Death in Chicago
Lieutenant Carl Wanderer, his brother-in-law, and cousin were arrested in Chicago as investigation continues into the death of Wanderer's wife in their apartment weeks earlier. Police found the pistol said to belong to the slain man had been owned by Wanderer, tied to the case involving a pistol duel.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Welwerer
Wanderer
Summer Vacation Camp For Wyoming Baptists Opens
A Wyoming Baptist summer camp opens August 3 at Hyattville for ten days for all church members. The program includes dining facilities and tents with free transport from Worland Basin and Manderson. Morning lectures by evangelists and foreign missionaries will share duties with hikes and fishing. A physical director will supervise activities.
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State Baptist
Hyattville
Wyoe
Wyoming
2.C. O'Farrell
Worlan
Basin and Manderson
Evangelista
Special session called to ratify suffrage amendment
Governor Bickell issued a call for a special session of the North Carolina legislature to meet August 10 to consider ratification of the women's suffrage amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Associated Press
Raleigh
N. C
Bickell
Cox urges Louisiana to ratify amendment
Governor Cox calls on Louisiana to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. In a telegram to Frank J. Looney, Louisiana Democratic leaders, Cox states it is the legislature’s duty to ratify. He conveyed the view as part of a reply to a request from the state party committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Cox
Louisiana
Frank J L. Looney
Democratic State Central Committee of
Assembly
Babe Ruth Injured in Auto Crash Near Philadelphia
Babe Ruth star hitter of the New York Americans was slightly hurt when his motor car overturned near Wawa Pa. at 2 a m. The party walked to a farm house and were driven to Philadelphia, later taking a train to New York. Ruth's car was badly damaged and hauled to a Media garage. He hurt his knees and limped. Attorney Plummer and J S Snook left for treatment plans.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
New York Americans
Wawa
New York
Ruth
Media
Double Tragedy in Wyoming Dance Quarrel Ends in Murder Suicide
In Lander Wyoming on July 7 a jealous quarrel at a Dubois dance led Jess Blagg age about 40 to shoot his wife in the neck and then kill himself. Mrs Blagg died about 30 minutes later. The couple, described as quarrelsome, were seated together when Blagg fired at close range shortly after midnight. Mrs Blagg had children from a prior marriage. Blagg was known for easy habits and a leisurely reputation.
Democrats Endorsement Sparks Homebound Marvel
In San Francisco the Democratic convention adjourned as Cox of Ohio and Roosevelt of New York were nominated by acclamation. Delegates rush to trains and vacations while Roosevelt plans Dayton talks with Cox to map the general election campaign amid a reportedly harmonious closing.
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San Francisco
Dee Gates
James M. Cox
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Dayton
Cox
Iie
Navy
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Bailey
Colby
Harding
Mex
Associated, Press
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SRD Party
Pete Gordillo
Gage
Friend
Spencer
George KF. Brimmer
Rawlines
WW. K. Weeks
Lander
City
Wyoming Baptists
J. S. Snook
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