War end debate opened in Senate over Knox peace resolution
In Washington on May 5 Senator Knox urged ending the state of war with Germany and Austria arguing that peace requires restoring executive powers to peacetime levels. He contended the war ended by armistice and treaty terms, and urged immediate return to normal government.
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Washington
Wilson
Knox
Senate
Germany
Austria
Associated Press
Knox Saiid
Carter Oil firm expands Casper footprint with warehouse purchase
Carter Oil company acquires W. F. Dunn's warehouse and trackage in Casper Wyoming, boosting access to Continental Supply routes. W. T. Funk leads the deal with Pete Q. Nyce as local counselor, noting a value in the thousands and an 80 cent per square foot ground rate. Negotiations run 40 days as holder Dunn contemplates retirement and relocation.
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Carter Oil Company
Wyoming
Montana
Casper
McSheadeley
W. F. Dunn
National Supply Company
Burlington
Uvo Streeta
Ross and Cody
Carter People
Wyoming Oil
Larold Kramer
See Realty Company
Carranza uses air power to harass rebels near Mexico City
Washington reports Carranza has begun bombing rebel held towns near the capital after failing to launch a major offensive. Cuernavaca and Cualitĺa in Morelos province are cited as targets. Rebel advices say General Pablo González joined the revolt with federal troops in support.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carranza
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Cualitla
Pablo Gonzales
Carrina
Women Accept Jobs to Break Paris Strike
Paris May 5 heavy fashionable women offer services to end the strike begun here in May Several take posts as chauffeurs ticket takers and fill other positions left vacant by striking workers without unions backing.
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Paris
Associated Press
Pershing Takes Boat After Big Alligator Hunt
Panama May 5 General Pershing after an alligator hunt in which two alligators were lassoed and captured alive boarded the transport Northern Pacific and will sail for New York via Puerto Rico tonight.
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Panama
General Pershing
New York
Porto Rico
Syrian Bandit Arrested in Aleppo Linked to U S Men Incident
In Constantinople May report states a ban chief named Abrahim was arrested at Aleppo Syria. He is charged with the serious case involving James Perry and Frank Johnson two American M C A men near Alatab on February 14.
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Constantinople
Abrahim
Aleppo
Syria
James Perry
Frank Johnson
Alatab
Messengers in Chicago Threaten Strike Over Pay
In Chicago in May the Telegraph Messengers Delivery union threatened strike against Western Union and rival firms over an eight hour day and pay. Roy Johnson, union business agent, said managers planned to cut from three to two cents per message and a strike meeting was set for Saturday night.
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Chicago
Western Union
Ostal
Roy Johnson
Johnson
Food budget shows doubling since 1913 in US February figures
The department of labor reports the US family food budget for February was exactly double that of February 1913. Britain rose 150 percent and Italy 187 percent. Sugar surged 70 percent and potatoes 275 percent since 1913. In London over 600 shops sell fried meat.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Italy
London
Wyoming Labor Party Chooses Casper HQ and 1921 Convention Site
The Wyoming Labor party ends its first convention in Casper after selecting Casper as state headquarters and Cheyenne as the 1921 convention site. Officers named include President John D. Salmond Casper and Secretary J. F. Leheney Casper. Delegates to the National Labor Party Convention in Chicago were chosen, with Remy R. Sturbeaux and J. H. Giroux among alternates. Aimed at uniting labor groups and opposing immigration changes, the party plans a petition-nominated state ticket and a future platform aligned with the national party. Miss Daisy Mortimore of Lusk is visiting Casper.
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Casper
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Labor Party
John D. Salmond
John Steveson
Hudson
J. F. Leheney
Chicago
Steveson
Atdargs
J. ¥. Leheney
J. H. Giroux
Sheridan
Bessie McKinney
C. C. Saunders
Hanna
Ed Vincent
Committee of Forty-eight
Nonpartisan League
Daisy Mortimore
Lusk, Wyo
Burglary at Casper Pharmacy Reveals $800 Loot
Thieves broke in through a rear window last night and stole jewelry and trinkets valued between 700 and 800 dollars from the Casper Pharmacy. The crime was discovered when the store opened this morning. Deputy sheriff William Ga an investigation continues as police search for clues. This marks a second similar robbery in a short time.
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Casper
Sterling Ali
William i
Police Department
Ia Vivo
California Loyal to Johnson in State Republican Primary
California voters favored Senator Hiram Johnson as the Republican standard bearer with about two thirds of precincts reporting. Hoover, Johnson's sole opponent, trailed with 168,683 votes as Johnson carried Hoover’s home county and main strength was in Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Hiram Johnson
California
Herbert Hoover
Johnson
Hoover
Los Angeles
Precautions Taken to Prevent Lynchings in Coast Case
Walter Andrew Watson alias Charles Harvey was brought back to Los Angeles from Hi Centro to avert a lynching. He claimed relief at confirming his confession as the world learned of the Nina Lee Delaney murder discovered by a searching party. The El Centro coroner's jury charged him with Delaney's death.
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Los Angeles
Walter Andrew Watson
Charles Harvey
Hi Centro
Nina Lee Delaney
el Centro
Relief trains start out as blockade ends in Denver
May 5 The Moffat line opened and hay trains left Tolland for the Western slope to relieve starving cattle. Officials estimate the month long tie up cost the railroad about 250000 and cattle growers unaffordable losses near 1500000.
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Associated Press
Denver
Moffat
Tolland
New Director Nominated for Bureau of Mines
Frederick Cotterell of California was nominated as director of the Bureau of Mines today, succeeding Manning who resigned. The announcement comes from Washington in May, marking Cotterell as the new head of the agency.
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Mines Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Frederick Cotterell
California
Bureau of Mines Today
Manning
Dark Horse Theory Grows In G O P Presidential Race
Special to The Casper Tribune reports a growing deadlock in the GOP race as open candidates fail to secure broad support. Harding and Lowden face opposition from party factions, with Wood gaining traction in southern states and California shifts boosting Johnson while Hoover fades. Dark horse Lenroot emerges as favoredChoice among delegates.
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Dark Horse
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Kansas
Johnsonites hail California primary triumph and Indiana returns
Western campaign manager H L Carnahan calls Hiram Johnson’s California primary victory a historic triumph as Hoover’s opposition is praised for clarifying Johnson’s broad support. In Indiana, Wood leads Johnson with 2 995 to 2 476 after 2 249 of 4 387 precincts, Hard ing and Lowden also show votes. Others argue no candidate has a majority and delegation ties depend on the upcoming state convention.
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Wood
Indiana
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Benator Johnson
Johnson
Lowden
Harding
Cox Captures Kentucky's Big Four at Frisco
Kentucky delegates at large were instructed to back Governor Cox of Ohio while his name stays in the national convention. District delegates assign Cox 20 of Kentucky's 28 votes under district instructions, with no mention of the 22 district delegates.
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Cox
Kentucky
Frisco
Associated Press
Louisville
Ohio
Profiteering Charge Brought On Lamb Sale
Armour & Co. and their New England manager John H. Wilton face a profiteering charge. Authorities allege lamb bought under 10 cents per pound plus 4 cents freight was sold locally at 26 1 2 cents per pound, triggering tax scrutiny.
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Associated Procn
Bobton
Mig S—Frofiteering
Ment
Armour & Co
New England
John HB. Wilwon
United States District Attorney's Ofice
Lamb
Hungarians to Receive Peace Pact Thursday
Paris reports the Hungarian Peace treaty will be handed to the Hungarian delegation tomorrow. Ten days will be allowed for signing.
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Paris
More Destroyers Move Toward Mexican Waters
Secretary Daniels ordered division destroyers now at New York with the Atlantic fleet to sail immediately for Key West for possible duty in Mexican waters. They are accompanied by the tender Blackhawk and Byron Long. They planned to sail today, Long said, as policy details were outlined if deployment becomes necessary.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
New York
Key West
Byron Long
Blackhawk
Daniela
Long
British propose 600 million fixed annuity from Germany
London reports Premier Miller plans at the upcoming Allied German economic conference in Spa Belgium that Britain will urge Germany to pay the Allies a fixed annuity of 600 million dollars for thirty years as part of postwar settlement efforts.
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London
Miller
Spa
Belgium
Great Britain
Germany
Paris
Irish President Attacks Church Policy and U.S. Neutrality
Edward De Valera, president of the Irish Republic, pilloried the Methodist general conference for failing to oppose American interference in Ireland. He also condemned the United States for continuing to recognize the British government, calling it an unneutral stance.
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Washington
Edward de Valera
Irish Republic
Methodist General Conference
United States
Ireland
Japanese Bankers to Bolster Stock Market Loans Authorized
New York May 5 Japanese bankers agreed with Tokio and Osaka brokers to advance loans to cover margins on stock exchanges. About 75 million dollars to the Tule exchange and 12.5 million dollars to the Ovo exchange. Markets likely to resume today according to reliable Japanese firms.
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Associated Press
New York
Tokio
Osaka
Tule Exchange
Ovo
Rail rate hike planned with hearings set
Railroads push for large rate increases claiming a 6 percent return on valuation. The United Press reports hearings to study petitions and schedules outline the proposed boosts totaling a substantial sum.
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Coume
Billen Dollars Poll Ag
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