Railroad price dispute stalls steel settlement
Washington April 2 The Railroad Administration under Director General Hines rejected the price adjustment agreed by the Industrial Board of the Commerce Department. Cabinet members and agency heads conferred four hours and recommitted the matter to the board for further study. Additional talks planned. coal pricing not discussed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hines
Railroad Administration
United States
Department of Commerce
Industrial Board
Food and Fuel Administrations
War Trades Board
War Finance Corporation
Balch
Glasar
Redfield
Peek
Laah-Aen Lenee
Rai
Ireational Association
Who Will Take This Unfortunate Little Baby Into Home
Misa Avie Jowell, superintendent for the Wyoming Children's Home Society, seeks a charitable woman to care for a 42 month old baby after the mother’s death. The family includes six children with the eldest, a 45 year old deaf and dumb daughter, caring for them. Interested parties should contact Miss Jewell at Wheatlander Mrs. P L Robinson of Cheyenne.
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Misa Avie Jowell
Wyoming Children's Home Society
Womn
British Columns In Egypt Restore Order
General Allen in charge reports order restored in Galro and Bellal as twelve military columns operate across upper and lower Egypt. He says complete restoration of law and order is only a matter of time.
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Associated Press
London
Allenby
Egypt
Galro
Bellal
House of Commons
Upper
American Soldier Is Decorated by British
Brigadier General William Mitchell, chief of air and operations in the army, has been awarded the Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George by the British government for services during the war. The War Department announced the decoration today.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army
Army Plans Air Service Growth in Peace Establishment
Washington reports reorganization would create an air service with about 41 700 planes in commission and 3 400 in reserve under a 609 000 man force. Air units include 17 squadrons for coast defense 20 pursuit squadrons and 25 observation bombing squadrons with 42 balloon companies.
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Washington
Air Service
United States
Insular
Freshman Rock Vandalism Sparks School Paint Plan
A high school boulder standing for two decades is to be repainted after freshmen allegedly vandalized it with purple paint in retaliation for a seniors-only dress code. Seniors met the act with anger and punishments followed for some disobedient students who wore nonconforming attire.
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Retor
Government rejects steel price schedule in Cabinet session
The Railroad Administration refused to accept steel prices agreed by industry and the commerce department board after a four hour cabinet meeting. The issue was recommitted to the board for further consideration as officials sought an understanding.
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Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Administration
Industrial Board
Department of Commerce
Kimball Team to Visit Cheyenne for Return Basketball Game
Kimball Nebraska high school men’s basketball squad will travel to Cheyenne next Saturday for a return game against the Cheyenne team. The matchup will be played at the fimcasina hegiuiniha at 8 o clock. A dance will follow the game.
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Kimball
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Airplanes to Aid Army Recruiting Campaign
Airplanes will be employed in a new army recruiting drive as part of a whirlwind campaign to enlist the peace forces. The plan was discussed today at the army recruiting office in New York, signaling a dramatic air-based effort to draw volunteers.
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Associated Preps
New York
Haywood and Others Granted Bail in Espionage Convictions
In Chicago on April 41 the U S circuit court of appeals admitted thirty-seven of ninety three I W W convicts from Leavenworth to bail while review proceeds. Bail ranged from 15000 for William D Haywood to 1000 for five inmates. bonds total over one million in property. Counsel for appellants seek sureties as bonds await court approval. Bond cancellation warned if acts similar to prior offenses recur. Attorneys pledge good behavior for their clients.
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Chicago
Leavenworth
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
William Kk. Haywood
International Secretary
Pennsylvania Wins Round in Phone Rate Fight
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania won the second round in injunctive proceedings to stop Bell Telephone from raising rates. Judge Kunkel of Dauphin County Court denied the federal operating agent’s rate changes, saying president and postmaster general acted beyond their powers without a valid wartime basis.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Burleson
Bell Telephone Company
Kunkel
Dauphin County
Bell Company
Commonwealth
Sister of Mrs. Hobbs Dies at Fort Collins
A notice reports the death of Mrs. Anna, sister of Mrs. Hobbs, at Fort Collins. The message informs of her passing and provides details on the aftermath and arrangements.
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Hobbs
Fort Collins
George Ho
Anna
Staples Children Win Return to Mother in Wyoming Court
James Edward Staples age five and George Vincent Staples age three were restored to their mother Mrs. Mar Allison Staples of Mudsop Wyoming by Judge W G Mentzer in a district court decision. The boys had been under the Children’s Home Society care for about a year following a custody agreement and habeas corpus proceedings initiated by their grandfather A H Staples of Winnipeg Canada. The transfer was based on the family’s best interests and the mother’s ability to care for them.
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James Edward Staples
George Vincent Staples
Mar Allison Staples
Mudsop
Wyo
W. G. Mentzer
District Court of
Laramie Couhiv
Yee Children's Home Society
District Court
State ‘Board of Charities and Reform
Saurt
Allison
Miga Allie Jesvel
Forme Munding Society
Mes. Staples
Iit
Uber
Ford
Ely
Jae
Filipinos Seek Independence as War Allies Discuss
Washington April 2 A Philippine legislative mission to the United States arrives with a bid for full independence. Manuel L Quezon leads the group to present their memorial to Secretary of War and insular affairs leaders. The mission plans to meet Fri day as joint hearings contemplate the cause.
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Washington
Mormbera
United States
Wakter
Use War Department
Use
Congas
House Insular Affairs Committee
Senate Philippines
Philippine Senate
Pmss
America
Philippines
Fittpinew
Hany
Feli
Saha Sines
Meu
Hie Bom
Cee Wiel Wense
Weather summary for Wyoming Friday
The forecast calls for fair weather in Wyoming with mild temperatures and light winds. Expect dry conditions through Friday with no significant precipitation and comfortable daytime highs.
Red Cross Reports Dire Polish Suffering After Eight Day Tour
From Warsaw to southeastern Poland a Red Cross mission describes widespread misery. It traveled 41 500 miles across 20 cities and many villages delivering food clothing and medicines amid typhus and other epidemics. Many towns nearly wiped out and peasants starve begging for food as weeks pass on improvised bread.
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Urowahout
Cossera
Poland
Warsaw
Nte
UW Cross
Neb Cross
Nissan
Bilu
Putigk
Five Mexicans Killed After Rio Grande Raid
Troop K and Troop M of the Eighth Cavalry pursued bandits across the Rio Grande amid a severe hail storm. They killed five Mexicans, recovered stolen horses and cattle, and returned to the Texas side with no casualties. The raid marked the eighth pursuit into Mexico by the unit and may be the last before leaving for Fort Bliss.
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Santa Jie Press A
Texas
Rio Grande
Jack
George T. Langhorne
Big Bend
Nuitode
Candelaria
Mattlack
Brondhiowl
Inne
Wagda
Ancupy
Mexico
Mattlock
Broadhead
Ile
Pyore
Neohandita
Ue Eighth Cavalry
Fort Bliss
FOKKERS TO SAIL ABOVE CHEYENNE TO BOOST BONDS
A German squadron framed as a mock airshow will fly over Cheyenne on May 1 to boost bond sales. A mobile display train carrying aircraft and parts will tour in June for a war bond exhibition led by Major Carl Shata and Captain G. G. A traffic officer. The event includes aerial maneuvers and mock combat to rally public support.
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Fokkers
Cheyenne
Vokkers
Western Front
Liberty Maolers
Ito
United States
Carl Shata
G. G
Wiglet
San Diego
Sheriday
Wyoming
Denver
Mikaey Appes
Nimn
Ars
Carbon County Legislator and Wife Here
Carbon County legislator Harry Hunter, a member of the delegation, was in the county for a ranch event at Big Creek. He was joined by Mrs. Hunter who stopped at Larantie to visit their daughter, a University of Wyoming student, as they planned to travel to Denver.
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Harry Hunter
Carbon County
Mmie Luiwer
Legislabisa
Big Creeks
Mra
Hunter
Larantie $A
Unive
Wyoming
Denver
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American Military Machine
Fredrman
WM. D. Haywood
I. W. W. Freed
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Publis Ledger Co
Kamerads
Staples
Yank Cavalry
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