Casper retains school boards as election yields no change
Casper voters reelect three high school board members Sam Conwell L A Reed and M P Wheeler for two years and reelect two District No 2 directors M P Wheeler and C H Townsend for three years. The boards remain the same with a coming year’s spending planned at about a quarter million dollars including $100000 expenditure, $20000 for school buildings and $80000 sinking fund.
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Casper
Sam Conwell
L. A Reed
M. P. Wheeler
C. H. Townsend
Themadlvea
C.H. Townsend
W. C. Witton
L A. Reed
Ira Wetherill
Lttle
T Pression
Mt Yenerday
Waldine
Baseball scores from the National League games today
In New York the Giants defeated Boston 2 to 1 with runs in the eighth and ninth, while New York scored multiple times. Batteries were Watson Oeschger and O Neil for Boston and Benton and Snyder for New York. Chicago hosted Pittsburgh. game postponed due to colds. No other games scheduled.
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Watson
Oeschger
O'Neil
Benton and
Snyder
Mrs Cody Seriously Ill In Denver Dispatch
Lauren M Cody the widow of Col W F P Cody is seriously ill at Cody Wye Denver where the frontiersman once lived. Foster son John Baker received a dispatch stating Baker will reach Denver tonight. Mrs Cody, 75, was attacked by bronchial pneumonia last week and complications have developed after an initially non serious prognosis.
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Denver
Lauren M. Cody
W. FP. Cody
Buffalo Hill
Cody
Wye
John Baker
Baker
Mr. Haker
Newsies Receive Message From The President
President Harding wrote to Harry B Burroughs of Boston praising a delegation of former newsboys from his paper. He said the consent of their friendship and loyalty touched him deeply and noted retreat from attending a Boston reunion of the newsboy association. He added similar groups have grown in many cities for the benefit of newsboys and their members.
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Boston
Daugh
Harry B. Burroughs
Harding
Baa A
Woman Defeats Hubby at Polls in Red Springs
In Red Springs North Carolina Mire Boatrige Bullock defeated her husband FP T Bullek in yesterday's town election winning as ideyman against his opposition ticket by a four vote margin. Also Washington reports President Harding appointed William Billart of Michigan as assistant director of the census.
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Red Springs
N. C
Mire
Boatrige Bullock
Washington
City Considers Coliseum Project Amid Public Protest
Residents protest at council over proposed coliseum style building by Reid Construction on the corner. City weighs asset status as plan moves forward with official design discussions and public input.
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Reid Construction Company and Associates
Immigration Bill Passes Senate by Wide Margin
The Senate approved an emergency immigration bill by 78 to 1 setting admission at 3 percent of each nationality resident in the U S for 14 months starting 15 days after enactment. Senator Reed opposed. Senator Johnson’s religious and political persecution exemption failed 15 to 60.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Reed
Missouri
Johnson
Commons Pass Budget Resolutions Amid Wars Duties Debate
London May 3 report that the house of commons approved all budget resolutions. Amendments calling for removal of seven pence tea war duties and one third ad valorem duty on motor cars clocks watches and musical instruments were rejected.
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London
House of Commons
Five Convicted in Auto Theft Conspiracy Case
Five men from Detroit Bridgeport and New York were convicted by a federal jury of conspiring to violate the Dyer automobile theft act. Jose Galbe Bart Linn and Douglas Moore of Detroit James G Burroughs a Bridgeport dealer and Svenhombells a New York Brooklyn dealer were sentenced to two years at Leavenworth. The government said the ring planned to steal and transport many cars to the East and on to Scandinavian countries.
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Detroit
Bridgeport
American Pressure on Germany Over Reparations Crisis
The United States urged Germany to frame proposals directly to the allied governments, signaling a concluded reparations dispute for Washington though hope remains for a final settlement. In London the Allied Supreme Council agreed on long term bonds for payments, 87 years at 5 percent with sinking fund provisions and interest diverted to the fund.
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Washington
Germany
United States
London
Associated Press
Ruhr
Allied Supreme Council
Treasure myth mentioned in Bergdoll case at hearings
Judge John W. Wescott of New Jersey testified that discussions with Samuel Ansell and D Clarence Gibboney about appealing to the War Department to release Philadelphia draft dodger Grover Bergdoll under guard to search for buried gold were not believed. The committee heard details of plans to obtain custody and a possible ransom of the treasure, while Ansell denied pushing for a special prize or special treatment.
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Ansell
Bergdoll
Wescott
Washington
John W. Wescott
Haddonfield
N. J
House -Committee
Samuel T. Ansell
Army
D. Clarence Gibboney
War Department
G. C. Oll
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Hergdol
Gibboney
Angell
Bergdolls
Johnson
Kentucky
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
St. Louis
Borgdell
Peyton C. March
Staft
Wescottly
Nce
Baker
Dodger
Harris
Angel
Clarence D. Gibboney
Borgdoll
Wilson
Gibbonney
Treasury
Ball
Wencott
Mgr
Governorsa Leland
Port Leavenworth
Ansell Testifies On Bergdoll Gold Buried Claim
Samuel T. Ansell former judge advocate general of the army and counsel for draft dodger Cleveland Bergdoll testified to a house investigating committee that the Bergdoll buried gold story was discussed but details remain unverified. He cited lack of corroboration and indicated the matter involves wartime records and possible concealment.
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Washington
Samuel T. Ansell
The
Army
Chaver Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
House
Bergdoll
Six Killed in Limerick Fight Between Civilians and Crown Forces
In a five hour battle over Calbaily M civilians and crown forces last night eight were wounded and six killed. The event, labeled a serious clash, involved soldiers and local fighters during the fighting period. Authorities released details today amid ongoing inquiries into the incident.
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Limbic
Hity Ee
Apsedinies Press
Calbaily M
War O
Plague Takes Enormous Toll In Manchuria
TOKIO April 2 Delayed The plague remains in North Manchuria and parts of Siberia. Deaths at Harbin since the outbreak reached 1,000, with 768 in March. Japanese residents report Harbin is cleansing efforts underway to stamp out the epidemic and prevent spread to adjoining regions.
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Manchuria
Tokio
Parte
Miberia
Harbin
Nine Die in Tokuyo Maru Fire Off West Coast
The Japanese steamship Tokuyo Maru burned off Cape Mears Oregon. Nine crew members are believed dead with many rescued or missing as the U S Army transport Buford reports the loss after sending wireless updates from Captain Suzuki. Heavy explosions were noted and the ship may be a total loss. survivors were to be brought to safety.
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West Coast
Seattle
Wash
Cape Mears
Ore
United States Army
Buford
San Francinco
O Kisen
Kaisha
Jen
Vsong
Etermer
Wienders
Suzuki
Tokuyo
Toyo Kaisha
Allies consider naval pressure plan on Germany
The allied supreme council agreed to delay naval action without U.S. approval and discussed pressing Germany for reparations. The plan foresees occupation of the Tuhr coal basin if needed, with talks including Admiral Beatty and Admiral Grasset. A note from Secretary Hughes to Germany was read by Briand at breakfast, outlining firm Allied proposals.
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London
Association Press
Allied Supreme Council Today
Germany
United States
Council
Beatty
England
Grasset
France
Tuhr
Supreme Council
Council of Ambassadora
Paria
Reparations Commission
Marshal Foeh
Iadlay
Prega
Briand
Hughes
Nine Days Left for German Acceptance in Reparations
London reports nine days remain for Germany to inform the entente of its reparations intentions and to guarantee promises. Charles B. Hughes, the American secretary of state, is said to have closed Washington’s door, signaling Germany must deal directly with the allies.
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London
Germany
Charles B. Hughes
Washington
American League Scores and How They Went
Baseball card roundup shows three AL games. Detroit defeated by Chicago 13 9 14 with Faber Davenport McSweeney Wilkinson and Schalk Yaryan Leonard Bassler as batteries. New York beat Boston 9 0 with Piercey Schang Pennock Russell Ruel. Washington edged Philadelphia 4 8 with Zachary Charrity Moore Keefe Perkins.
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Faber
Davenport
McSweeney
Wilkinson
Schalk
Yaryan
Leonard
Bassler
Boston
New York
Piercey
Schang
Pennock, Russell and Ruel
Midwest League Denver Casper game notes
Denver beat Casper 2 0 in a second inning situation at the Midwest League game in Denver caspered?
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Denver
Casper
Princeton Defeats Penn 6 to 4 in College Baseball
In Princeton New Jersey on May 3 Pennsylvania fell to Princeton by six to four after a competitive matchup. Pennsylvania scored early but Princeton rallied with a timely pair of late innings to seal the win.
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Princeton
N. J
Pennsylvania
Gandil Posts Bond as Trial Looms for Fix Case
Arnold Chick Gandil ex Chicago American League first baseman is indicted over the 1918 World Series fix. He posts a total bond of 8,000 dollars and appears in Chicago court saying his team is ready for trial and that attorneys will seek an immediate trial tomorrow.
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Chicago
Arnold
Chick) Gandil
Naval Reservists Asked To Operate U S Vessels
Reported in Washington on May 3 that progress toward ending the wage dispute between marine workers and ship owners prompted Cabinet members to confer with labor leaders. Chairman Benson of the Shipping Board said naval reservists and discharged sailors may be used to keep U S mails ships in operation if needed, with no plan to deploy the military force.
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BULL
Washington
Harding
Benson
The
Shipping Board
Te Navy Yard
Il New York
United States
Admiral Denson
Navy
Labor Department
Stillman Steps Out of Office
New York May 4 James An today and Chars National City bank Charlo dae pampany wer elected th our resignation of Mr Billiman whose divorcee proceedings have attracted newspaper aliootion was at the regular weekly the bank's board of di e directors previously to accept the banker's
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New York
James An
Chars National City Bank
Charlo Dae Pampany
Billiman
Aliootion
Booze Peddler Fires On Deputy Near Kim
Sheriff’s officers hunt CE Hodge a Kim country homesteader after a Saturday shooting that wounded Deputy Sheriff G. Clark while attempting to arrest Hodge for alleged whiskey sales from a car. Hodge and three companions fled to the Hodge place amid a German community rumor.
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Trinidad
Cotp
Hodge
Kim
Buta
Shermied
G. Clark
Clark
Albanians and Greeks clash near border in action
At Coritan on the border between Greek Macedonii and Albania a battle erupted between Albanians and Greeks. Eleven Greeks are reported dead with many wounded after an attack on the Greek Orthodox church by Albanian officers and soldiers demanding Albanian language services. Greek papers blame French and Mabey fan influence. Greek government may send troops to occupy the area.
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Athens
Coritan
Albania
Civeek
la Seid
Will Hays Wipes Private Sign From Office Door
Postmaster General Mays has removed the word Private from his office door sign and orderlies note the door now bears no such designation. The change, reported in Washington, suggests a shelving of the title in official entry.
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Will Hays
Washington
Mays
Sheep Throughput Delayed by Weather at Wyoming Range
About 190000 head of sheep await shearing as weather delays push work back a fortnight. Opal and Moyi, along with Bimpeon, are traveling from the University of Laramie to Douglas, noting the valley near Kla math.
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Bimpeon
University of Laramie
Here
Douglas
Kla
Monarchists in Austria Face Conspiracy Trial
Vienna May 3. Trial of 150 officers from the old Austrian army opened yesterday. They are charged with monarchial conspiracy as members of the Death Legion a group said to offer service to any faction opposing Bolshevik dictatorship or similar rule.
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Vienna
Death Legion
Bolshoyski
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