Bulgin Defends Billy Sunday Amid Cudgels for Friend
Dr. Bulgin used his sermon to argue profanity harms, cites Billy Sunday’s wartime giving, and defends the evangelist as a friend. He claims worship of money corrupts man, who belongs to two worlds but lives in one, and links idolatry to profanity in a Bible lecture at the tabernacle.
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Dr. Bulgin
America
Y. Billy Sunday
Billy Sunday
New York
Y. M. GC
France
Diana
Bulgin
Tabernacle
Cheyenne Completes City Budget for Year with 108000 Total
After a three day session, Cheyenne commissioners approved the annual appropriation ordinance totaling about 108000 dollars. General fund stands at 88382.26, with allocations for police 18225 fire 29205 street and alley 33600, sinking fund 30000, interest 42525 and water 30200. A 10000 dollar special appropriation pays part of city county building debt.
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Cheyenne
Woman on trial in Woodlock killing case unfolds
Testimony details a shooting by a woman who claimed Woodlock threatened her and that she acted in defense. The state alleges a plot with the mother, Lillian Woodlock, to kill. Witness Florence McLaughlin says she was offered money to testify for the defense. The mother is charged with second degree murder. Ursula had previously killed her father and was exonerated years earlier.
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Lillian Woodlock
Florence McLaughlin
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Promaericx
Millionaire Red Fails to Avoid Trial in Chicago
William Bross Lloyd, a millionaire sergeant at arms of the Communist Labor Party, and 37 co defendants must stand trial on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the government by force. Judge Oscar Hebel denied a motion to quash indictments returned under the new criminal syndicalism law.
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Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
Oscar Hebel
Disregard of Orders Cited in Antilles Transport Loss
Captain B G C Long testified before the naval board that the loss of the transport Antilles off the French coast in October 1917 resulted from Admiral William D Fletcher allegedly disregarding Vice Admiral Sims orders. The convoy was in single file when torpedoed, Long said, noting Sims had ordered line abreast convoy instructions.
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French
William D. Fletcher
Sims
B. GC. Long
London
Naval Board
Admiral Fletcher
Brest
Antilles
Long
City Hall strike sides to arbitration progress
No. 2 from Page 4 reports two groups of employees agreeing to submit wage disputes to arbitration. Three hundred fifty garbage handlers returned to work and 74 health department food inspectors plan to resume tomorrow. Clerks and stenographers' strike moves toward settlement as union officers press for arbitration, while salaries for 500 policemen and firemen were delayed.
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Health Department
Thompson
Suffrage Goes Down to Defeat in Delaware House
Dover Delaware April 4 The suffrage ratification resolution to make Delaware the thirty sixth state fails in the house by 26 to 6 with 18 votes needed to pass The vote ends the special session prospects for affirm action though in parliamentary terms the issue remains technically alive until Monday adjournment.
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Dela
Delaware
United States
House of Representatives
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Prince of Wales greeted by Panaman crowd at executive mansion
A large Panama crowd cheered the Prince of Wales as he visited the executive mansion to pay a formal call on President La Ferbe. Police halted the street to let the royal car progress, reflecting broad public enthusiasm.
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Panama
Prince of Wales
President la Ferbe
Was Stolen Money Used To Buy Cafe
Paul Young, once running the Famous cafe, is in county jail on charges of desertion from the Navy and robbing mail on his ship. Police say he used cash from registered mail remittances to buy the cafe, a move that could challenge ownership. He faces federal arraignment after being captured yesterday afternoon.
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Paul Young
United States Navy
Marine ‘Post Office
Young
United States
New Jail Headquarters Pending After Alarm System Install
The police department will move from its current W Seventeenth Street HQ to the city county jail basement once the alarm system is finished. Workmen install telephones in boxes across the business district that connect directly to police headquarters, independent of the city telephone main office. The new office finishes include gold signs and are ready for use.
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Police Department
W. Seventeenth Street
Telephone Company
Trail of Fugitive Leads to Hoosegow
A fugitive wanted on a state charge led sheriff's representatives to the city jail yesterday. John Lair, a grocery salesman, is held on a charge of obtaining money through misrepresentation and intoxication. He is said to have bought liquor with funds from the fraudulent transaction and was turned over to the sheriff.
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John Lair
Lair
Andrew E Roedel Rapidly Recovering
Friends announce that Andrew E Roedel has improved enough to be up and around again though not yet back at his West Seventeenth street business. He had suffered several days from uremic poisoning. Leader WANT ADS are result getters.
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A. E. Roedel
West Seventeenth Street
Mr. Roedel
Sayé Linoleum Will Stay Put This Time
Workmen in the city county building floor third corridor laid linoleum again after prior blisters raised it. John Howard, the contractor, oversaw the process with a new glue used on battleship linoleum. The red glue costs four dollars a gallon and dries to a hard finish quickly.
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City-County
John Howard
Ownership of Money in Murder Hearing
Testimony on money owned by defendants heard in the trial of Mr. and Mrs. George Searle for the murder of Mrs. Hilda Neamy. Neamy’s body was found in the furnace at the Lead home on December 7. A prior statement admitted that Mrs. Neamy gave $3,000 to her daughter and that Mrs. Searle allegedly planted the money after detectives had searched the basement.
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George Searle
Four Indicted Over Supreme Court Tip for Stock Gain
Four individuals face indictments after an alleged scheme to obtain advanced Supreme Court decisions for stock market gain. Ashton F. Embry, former secretary to Justice McKenna, allegedly supplied the decision details for 600 dollars enabling others to short 500 Southern Pacific shares for roughly 4412.50 in profit. The defendants include E Millard Mayer Jr Barnett E Moses and James Harwood Graves.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ashton F. Embry
McKenna
Southern Pacific
E. Millard Mayer, Jr
New York
Barnett E. Moses
Maryland seeks court review on federal suffrage amendment
The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage says Maryland’s legislature directing the attorney general to obtain an injunction to bar the secretary of state from proclaiming a federal suffrage amendment if ratified, until its validity is tested, could alter the 1920 presidential election. Miss Mary C. Kilbrick notes this would test a constitutional amendment before it becomes law, unlike the ongoing prohibition challenge.
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Maryland
Supreme Court
Secretary of State of the
United States
National Association
Mary C. Kilbreak
Physicians Donate Time To Run Cheyenne Clinic
Cheyenne doctors donate one hour daily to support a Wyoming Public Health Association clinic at 4707 Thames St. The free service targets those unable to pay, operating Saturdays 41 to 42 o clock and weekdays 4 to 2 o clock, with Ruth Guillfoil assisting as city visiting nurse.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Public Health Association
Thames St
The
Red Cross
Ruth Guillfoil
Armenia Mandate Discussed by League of Nations
Washington reports diverge on whether the allied supreme council has offered Armenia’s mandate to the League of Nations. Officials say inquiry continues while Paris reports confirm the move and set a London meeting for April 7.
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Washington
State Department
Paris
Allied Supreme Council
League of Nations
London
Council of the League
Emil Demetri Ready to Wrestle in Cheyenne
Hungarian wrestler Emil Demetri arrived in Cheyenne and issued a challenge to any man in the city or Fort Russell. He seeks best two out of three falls American style or two out of three rounds jiu jitsu or Japanese style, to be arranged at the Lincoln rooming house on West Sixteenth Street. He has wrestled in Boulder Greeley and other northern Colorado cities and has defeated notable opponents including Jack Taylor.
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Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Demetri
Lincoln Rooming House
West Sixteenth Street
Démetri
Colorado
Boulder
Fat’ Collins
Greeley
Jack Taylor
End of War Bill Set for Thursday Vote
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders plan to bring a resolution ending the state of war with Germany to a vote after a nine hour debate next Friday. The foreign affairs committee reported the measure on a strict party line vote with Huddleston of Alabama not voting. Democrats oppose but may not block the two thirds required to override a veto.
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Washington
House
Germany
Foreign Affairs Committee
Huddleston
Alabama
Defendants Win Jazz Piano Litigation in Laramee County Court
Judge W C Mentzer ruled in favor of Louis Marie Wal and Louis Smith in a suit by Jack Hitchen seeking $900 for a piano alleged sold to the defendants. The ruling specifies the defendants bore no liability for the claimed payment.
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W. C .Mentzer
Laramie County
Jack Hitchen
Louis Mariewal
Louis Smith
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