Wyoming chiropractor jailed for medicine without license refusal to plead
Dr J H Jeffrey head of the Wyoming Chiropractic association and Casper practitioner was convicted in district court for practicing medicine without a license. He chose to serve the 90 day jail term rather than appeal, with Judge G O Brown remarking the decision altered the sentence. Legal counsel stated Jeffrey would not seek leniency and would let the law run its course.
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J. H. Jeffrey
Wyoming Chiropractic Association
Casper
Yeas
Eles
G 0
Dr. Jeffrey
Supreme Court
Brown
Jeffrey
Te Martin
Tom Morrin
Wisconsin
United Chiropractic Association
Lacrosse
George W. Ferguson
Hal Curran
D. Murane
Ferguson
Binting
Everglades search for missing naval balloon widens
Pensacola Florida March reports state naval officers keep search for the missing balloon with five crew aboard. W F Reed suggests drift toward land is possible as two navy airships and seaplanes sweep the coast and far out to sea. Crews comb west Florida forests while wary hopes persist for a trace of occupants.
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Pensacola
Fla
Associated Press
W. F. Reed
Naval Station
Dave
West
Florida
Oma Four Madent
Sania Bae
Soma
Salary Reforms Proposed for Government Workers
Washington March 26 A bill to fix new wage standards for all government employees is among the first measures to gain congressional consideration. The plan outlines general salary increases but may reduce some class wages. Sen Smoot Utah with treasury experts drafts a bill for reclassification of government salaries to end lump sum or chief influenced pay and the war era bonus system.
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Washington
Congress
Smoot
Utah
Treasury
No Beer To Be Sold In Wyoming Claims
March 26. Wyoming moves to retain sovereignty over liquor interpretation as U S officials differ. Acting Governor Chaplin notes health exceptions unlikely to trigger beer production in the state again.
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Wyoming
William ¢. Chaplin
United States
Chaplin
Shaffer and Pen dell Complete Hotel Furnishings Deal
Homer Shaffer of Shaffer-Gay and attorney Floyd F. Pen dell return from Kansas City after finalizing a contract to supply all furnishings for the new Millis hotel.
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Homer Shaffer
The
Shaffer-Gay Company
Floyd FE. Pendell
Kansas City
Millis
Lodge to Take W Cumber Job
Sans ter Lodge of Massachusetts is to be chairman of the republican steering committee and senate floor leader for the majority. He will succeed Senator McCumber of North Dakota who was a mild reservationist in the treaty controversy and not in harmony with a majority of the republicans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sanster Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
Silk Industry Aid Approved by House of Peers
Tokyo March 26 The House of Peers approved a 30 million yen advance to the Japanese silk industry, intending to bolster production and stabilize markets amid wartime strain.
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Tokio
House of Peers
Chicago Jury Indicts 18 On Eight Counts Each In World Series Plot
Eighteen men are indicted in Chicago on eight counts each over the alleged 1918 World Series fix. The list includes Eddie Cicotte and Claude Williams, among others, with bonds set at 24 000 per man. State’s Attorney Crowe vows penalties and extradition if needed as St. Louis clubs bar those named from parks.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Zork
Ben Franklin
L Ben
Louis Levi
Des Moines
David Zelser
Eddie Cicotte
Claude Willams
Jon Jackeen
Fred McMullin
Chick Gandil
Charles George Weaver
Mal Chase
Bilk Burns
Sabetshter Atte
Saumeetans de Hie Ey
Crowe
Rioters Reinforced as German Unrest Spreads to Halle and Bisleben
Reports from Halle and Bisleben describe Communist forces renewing clashes with security police. Reinforcements move from Mansfeld toward Kislebon, with authorities claiming to have routed counterforces, while civilians observe a tense aftermath across the region.
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Halle
Saxony
Associated Press
Mansfeld
Alle
Kislebon
Bislebon
Elsleben
Thea Eigleben
Riot Attack Kills Twenty at Kisleben City Hall
Berlin dispatch reports twenty rioters killed as security police repulse a Kisleben city hall assault. Police losses were two dead and three wounded. Other fighting noted in Hoettstedt and Mangfold with Leunen quiet. Agitation in Munich grows amid police actions. A separate report says Kytes seized a cash box at Uredau railroad station.
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Berlin
Disleben
Kisleben
Hoettstedt
Mangfold
Leunen Wag
Munich
Paris
Mip
Foreign Office
Precmelon
Kytes
Uredau
Aviator W. C. Coney Fights For Life After Crash
Lieut. W. C. Coney, transcontinental flyer, is hospitalized in Natchez with a broken back and paralysis from the chest down after a crash near Crowville Louisiana during a flight from Jacksonville to San Diego. Doctors say recovery chances are about one in ten. Coney describes engine trouble forcing descent and a tree strike upon landing. His mother travels to Natchez to be with him.
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Aviator Coney
Natchez, Miss
Associated Press
W. C. Coney
Crowville
Jacksonville
Fla
San Diego
Cal
Natchez
Mier
Filer
Man Believed Drowned Found in Jail Here
A Casper Tribune report states a man believed drowned in the Greybull river near Lovell has appeared in county jail in Casper. Darling alias Sanborn, said to be desperate after failed Lovell work searches, plans to notify his wife and seven children. A murder charge was reported in connection with the disappearance and a suspect named Turkey Bob is in custody.
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Mercy
Tribune
Greybull
Lovell
Sanborn
Land of the Living
Casper
the Tribune
Kane
Turkey Bob
Darling
Alias Sanborn
Divorce Case Decision Delayed by Justice Morsehauser
In White Plains New York March 26 James A Stillman president of the National City Bank of New York seeks divorce papers and a decision. The judge plans to file the ruling in Putnam county delaying public release until next week with Carmel as the probable filing location.
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White Plaine
James A. Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Fin Potter
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Charles EB. Long
Mr. Stillman
Carmel
Putnam County
White Plains
Morsehauser
11 Cent Tariff On Wool Seen In Congress
Washington March 26 The House tariff committee agreed on the Payne Aldrich rate for grease wool at 11 cents a pound with a 22 cent rate for washed wool and 14 cents for scoured wool restoring the old duty. The full committee likely to adopt without change. The emergency tariff option would set grease wool at 11 cents.
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Washington
Payne-Aldrich
House
Mub
Sealing Fleet Caught in Ice Off Newfoundland Coast
The sealing fleet along the Newfoundland coast is reported trapped in heavy ice flows. After attempting to blast a passage, the vessels endured two days of danger before escaping into open water.
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Ae Prean
T. N
New Foundland Cast
Rail rates cut for famine region shipments
Peking reports the Ministry of Communications has authorised reduced railway rates on government lines for transporting implements and supplies needed for agricultural production in famine districts, aiming to aid relief efforts.
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Peking
Ministry of Communications
Burroughs Heads to Wear Park For Rest and Study
Author and naturalist John Burroughs departs Pasadena for Wear Park New York state to spend days rest and study, following a brief illness and a recent minor operation.
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Pasadena
Cal
John Burroughs
Wear Park
Mr. Burroughs
Slacker Suh Based Upo y Military Cael Slacker Suh Based
Federal court in Kansas City considers whether mailing a postcard constitutes sufficient service to trigger habeas corpus proceedings. Erwin Bergdoll of Philadelphia, brother of Grover Bergdoll, serves a five-year sentence while in Germany for draft evasion.
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Kansas City
Erwin Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Bergdoll
Grover Bergdoll
Germany
Warning on Mexican Border Firearm Policy Brought to Matamoros
Brownsville dispatch reports General Lopes warns any person on Mexican soil bearing arms will be shot on sight as federal troops pursue guerrillas. An order closing the border to American hunters was discussed after a conference with General Arnulfero Gomez at Matamoros.
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Lopes
Arnulfero Gomea
Boys Confess Mother Killed Father in Grand Rapids
Didia, 14, and his brother, 0, confessed to aiding their mother in killing the stepfather. They reported placing the body in a toy wagon and moving it to railroad yards where it was later found by a switching crew. Caspers said the quarrel occurred during the night and the mother struck the man with an axe and a shovel.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Asociated Press
Per Didia
Doneph Sealblus
James
Casper
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