Administration Aides Clash Over Steel Price Adjustment
Washington April 2. Director General Hines of the railroad administration rejects the steel price adjustment agreed by the industrial board of commerce after a four hour cabinet level conference. The dispute prompted recommittal to the board for further consideration and another round of talks with possible new coal industry conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hines
Railroad Administration
United States
Industrial Board
Department of Commerce
Food and Fuel Administrations
War Trades Board
War Finance Corporation
Glasg
Redfield
Peek
Rai
Coa
7 Oe Cinis
National Coal Association
Ablda
Aid sought to place infant with Wyoming home society
Miss Anne Jewell of the Wyoming Children's Society requests a charitable woman to take in a 12 month old baby after the mother's death. The family includes six children. the oldest daughter is deaf and cannot care for the infant. Interested parties should contact Wheatlander L Robinson in Cheyenne.
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Anne Jowell
Wyoming Children's Home Society
Nemuch
Miss Jewell
Wheatlander
L. Robinson
Cheyenne
British Columns In Egypt Restore Order
General Allenby reported order restored in Cairo and Beiral as twelve military columns operate across upper and lower Egypt. He said full restoration of law and order was only a matter of time and disclosed the situation in the House of Commons.
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Ty Associated Press
London
Allenby
Egypt
Cairo
Beilal
House of Commons
Upper
American Soldier Is Decorated by British
Brigadier General William Mitchell of the United States Army received the Companion of the Order of the Bath and the Croix de Guerre from the British government for meritorious services during the war.
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Associated Prous
Washington
William Mitchell
Wig Army Ae
Order of St. Kadl
Miliell
Army plans outline air service with 41700 planes in peace
Washington reports army reorganization plans for a peace time air service of about 41700 airplanes in commission and 8400 reserves. The air force would include 4928 officers and 21853 enlisted personnel with 17 service squadrons assigned to coast defense pursut observation and bombing roles and balloon companies organized into wings.
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Washington
Air Service
United States
Insular
Ereorman Affront At Boulder Prompt Freshman Paint War
A senior high school boulder, long claimed by senior classes, was painted gray to counter a freshman class purple coating earlier. Seniors denounce the vandalism as retaliation for a senior edict restricting freshman dress code, leading to punishment for disobedience and a flagpole incident.
Government Refuses Steel Price Schedule
The railroad administration refused to accept steel prices agreed by the industry and the department of commerce board. After a four hour cabinet session, the matter was recommitted to the board for further consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Administration
Industrial Board
Department of Commerce
Kimball High Team to Play Locals in Cheyenne
Kimball Nebraska high school basketball team visits Cheyenne for a return game next Saturday at 8 o clock. A dance will follow the game.
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Kimball
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Ip & Game Awl
Airplanes to Boost Army Recruitment Campaign
The army announces a whirlwind recruitment push using airpower to recruit for the peace forces. The plan will involve airplane use as part of a nationwide effort announced at local recruiting centers.
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Associated Preps
New York
Army
I W W Convicts Granted Bail in Espionage Case
Thirty seven of ninety three I W W convicts imprisoned in Leavenworth for conspiracy to violate the espionage act were admitted to bail by the United States circuit court of appeals pending appeal. Bail ranged from 15000 for William k Haywood to 1000 for five prisoners. total bonds exceed one million dollars.
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Chicago
Leavenworth
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William Kk. Haywood
International Secretary
Pennsylvania Wins Round Two in Phone Rate Fight
In Harrisburg on April 2 the Pennsylvania Commonwealth won the second round against Bell Telephone and federal acting Postmaster General Burleson. Judge Kunkel granted a continued preliminary injunction against rate changes and ruled the president and postmaster general acted beyond their powers in altering rates. The opinion cites a wartime government takeover and stresses rates not authorized by state authorities are outside executive power.
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Associated Press
Harrisborg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Burleson
Bell Telephone Company
Kunkel
Dauphin County
Bell Company
Commonwealth
Riher
Sister of Mrs Hobbs Dies at Fort Collins
The sister of Mrs. Hobbs dies at Fort Collins following a message about her sister’s death. Mrs. George WH Hobly receives notice of the passing and responds to the death announcement.
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Hobbs
Fort Collins
George WH. Hobly
Fort Colligas
Coly
A 2 Voom
Staples Children Awarded To Mother By Court
James Edward Staples and George Vincent Staples, five and unborn age, of Mrs. Mar Allison Staples, Hudson Wyoming, were restored to their mother by Judge W C Mentzer after habeas corpus petition by their grandfather A M Staples. The Wyoming Children’s Home Society had custody for about a year under a pact with the mother. The decision followed testimony from Alice Jewell of Nome Mading Society and Mrs. Staples, with support from the court noting the children’s best interests and the state’s protection role.
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James Edward Staples
George Vincent Staples
Mar Allison Staples
Hudson
Wyo
W. C. Mentzer
District Court of
Laramie Couhir
Wyoming Children's Home Society
District Court
State ‘Board of Charities and Reform
Allison
Misa Alice Jewell
Nome Mading Society
Staples
Mie Soulely
M.A. Klint
Duidge Mentior
Filipinos Seek Independence in War Time Plea
Manila war era petitioners from the Philippine legislature form a special mission to the United States to press for full independence. Manuel L. Quezon leads the group as they set headquarters and plan to present their case to Secretary Baker. A joint hearing by insular affairs committees is planned, citing loyalty and self rule during wartime as justification.
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Washington
United States
Baker
War Department
She Islands
Congas
House Insular Affairs Committee
Senate Philippines Committee
Manuel L. Queson
Philippine Senate
Thal
Weiklanders
Mil
Unit 6
America
Milippines
Nelus
Weather Report For Wyomine Shows Little Change
The bulletin notes Friday will bring mostly steady temperatures with minimal shifts. Skies remain partly cloudy with light winds in the area. Continuous monitoring advised for localized gusts and brief showers.
Direct Misery Found in Poland by Red Cross Mission
A Warsaw cable to the American Red Cross reports wide spread suffering in eastern and southern Poland after an eight day inspection tour. The team covered 1500 miles distributing food clothing and medicines as epidemics of typhus and other diseases ravaged towns and villages. In Putsk and nearby marshlands many residents forage for food while some villages lack medical care and sanitation.
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Odalern
Poland
Warsaw
Red Gross
Nek Cross
Putsk
Mripet
Woreew
Pung
Five Mexicans Made Good By Yank Cavalry Raid
In a blinding hail storm near the Rio Grande the Eighth Cavalry pursued bandits who crossed from Mexico into Texas. Troops K and M recovered stolen cattle and horses and returned to the Texas side without casualties. The raid was the eighth pursuit into Mexico by the unit and will end with its departure for Fort Bliss next week.
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Associated Press
Marsa
Texas
Rio Grande
Pic
Islack
George T. Langhorne
Big Bend
Nuidede
Candelaria
Batile
Mattlock
Broadlnnd
Hai
India
Mexico
Matlack
Capitain Broadhead
Fort Bliss
Fokkers To Sail Above Cheyenne To Boost Bonds
A special nine car train will bring U S war planes to Cheyenne on May 1 for a aerial exhibition to aid the Victory Loan drive. Major Carl Shata and Captain G G Noble lead the effort with a display of battle formations and maneuvers as military planes participate near Sheridan and Cheyenne before moving to Denver.
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Germain Vokkers
Iran
Cheyenne
United States
Carl Shata
G. G. Noble
San Diego
Sheridan
Wyoming
Denver
104S
Carbon County Legislator and Wife Visit City
Carbon county legislator Harry Hunter arrived Tuesday from his ranch at Big Creek and was joined by his wife who halted in Laramie to visit their daughter studying at the University of Wyoming. They planned a Denver trip together during their stay.
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Harry Hunter
Carbon County
Mrn
Big Creek
Hunter
Laramie
Wyoming
Denver
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I. W. W. Freed
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