City News in Brief Highlights Local Business and People
Mrs Charlies F Embery and two daughters returned from Denver. Julius Alcherr, Denver politician, attended to business in the city yesterday. A carload of laborers arrived from Denver and were sent west to train No 3. A new plate glass sheet was installed after a window break in the Roges Huckfeldt Finkbiner establishment. WH Larsen of Rawlins was in the city on business. Advent Drilling resumed in the oil well thirty miles north west of Cheyenne. Warren K Cundiff, Ore Pinion Pacific agent, was here from Denver yesterday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Cochran of Thermopell arrived enroute to California. Plains Auto Company advertises auto tire vulcanizing and repairs. Secretary of State W E Chaplin spoke at Sheridan on highway bond conference. Plains Agro Co offers nattery service. County Chairman Jon D Clark received balloons for the Victory Liberty Loan drive. Poplar music and ragtime piano lessons offered at Plains Hotel by Roy J White. Teamsters Union plans a smoker tonight and league of nations debate at the gymnasium at 8 PM. State land board continued its April session.
Bela Kun Arrives in Munich with Suite
Berlin April 3 Bela Kun the Hungarian dictator arrived in Munich Bavaria on Wednesday in the company of a retinue according to Tages Zeitung. The report has not been confirmed by authorities or other sources.
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Berlin
Tages Zeitung
Bela Kun
Munich
Bavaria
Wyoming Fat Cattle Entered Utah Show
Salt Lake City April judging of prine fal stock opened the inter mountain fat stock show at the Salt Lake City union stock yards. More than 4 060 head of cattle are on exhibition. Entries came from the inter mountain states principally Utah Wyoming and Idaho.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Union Stock Yards
Utah
Wyoming
Litaho
Dynamite Plot Fails to Kill Californian But Injures Relative
Fresno police investigate an explosion of dynamite in a wood stove at Alfred Bartlett’s home injuring his granddaughter and wounding a family member. A note suggests a death plot against Bartlett, a wealthy retiree.
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Fresno
Calif
Alfred Bartlett
Bartlett
Bartletta
HM. Arrowstith
Steve
Hmm
Whole Steel Price Subject Reopened in Washington
Washington April 4. Gen yet between the Industrial Board of the Department of Commerce and the Railroad Administration over steel prices as hoped a cooperative action. The board shall attempt to draw a price with basic industries. Public purchases to be considered. Reconsideration of the entire policy of the board with possible withdrawal or reversal of price directives. Conferences will begin tomorrow between representatives of the board and railroads.
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Associated Press
Washington
Industrial Board of the Departmeat of Commerce
Railroad
Toend
Colored Civic League Discusses Japanese Inclusion
The Cheyenne Civic League of Colored People met at the Sevond Haphist church Thursday evening. The discussion focused on Japanese inclusion and the allied nations’ stance highlighting economic and aggressive melt that could influence policy if extended into another era. Plans for a meeting next Thursday at the A. M. church were noted, with discussions on the fourteenth through fifteenth amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
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Cheyenne Civic League of Colored People
Sevond Haphist
Germany
A. M. & Churet
United States
Lenine Crowd Seeks Allied Aid at Peace Conference
A Russian commission headed by Prime Minister Lenin outlines goals for restoring order and economy, reparations from Germany, and political reforms. The declaration was prepared for the conference and released publicly today through the Soviet mission.
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Germany
Geedd
Dnavelst Penn
iMussiam Representa
Geveral
Julia Sion
Primeevom
Uno Qiselan Ecbwamg
Community Nurse Miss Katherine Wilson Hosts Student Sketch Exhibit
Afternoon event at the gymnasium features a sketch exhibit by school pupils organized around Miss Katherine Wilson the community nurse. Visitors include Miss Geneva Gi and Miss Foranaml visiting Port Collins Cal to study at Colorado Agricultural College. others such as Mrs W putin and Mr Townsend are in the city on business, with various locals staying briefly at the Plains hotel.
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Kathrine Wilson
Fouranaml
Geneva Gi
Wiarry FE. Crain
Port Collinge
Cal
Colorado Agricultural College
Gil
Montrose
Campaign clears Bolsheviks from Northern Caucasus
London April 3 The northern Caucasus from the Black Sea to the Caspian has been cleared of Bolsheviks by General Dermekkine's January February campaign. Anti Bolshevik leaders form new forces as reports claim Vindikenkaaz fell January 28 with 50,000 prisoners and over 2,000 guns seized.
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London
Black Sea
Caspian Sea
Gener! Dermekkine
Vindikenkaaz
Sikura
Free Dwelling Plans From Government for Those Wanting Homes
Government offers free dwelling plans for individuals seeking homes. The program aims to aid applicants by providing design resources and guidance to build affordable residences.
Plans for housing aid to accelerate war effort announced
Washington reports plans for housing built by the united utility and utility commission to be made available for general public use. The program will provide home ownership opportunities through "Own Your Own Home" committees across 40 cities as part of wartime building activities.
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Washington
Lintte Silat Loading Ecomnlaain
Bulla’ Ing Honea
Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Brom Quin ine
An advertisement claims LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets cure a cold in one day by stopping cough and headache. It notes W. GROVE'S signature on each bottle and promotes the product as effective against cold symptoms.
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W. Grove
League of Nations Covenant Draft Progress Report
The drafting committee has completed 15 of 27 articles of the Covenant with the additional articles undisclosed. A bilingual French and English version is expected. A full meeting of the large commission is planned for Saturday to review the revised Covenant before submission to the five major nations' representatives.
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Pais
League of Naions
German Strike Spreads to Krupp Works In Germany
Dispatches report a rapid widening of a German strike reaching the Krupp works with about 20 000 workers involved. Delegates meeting in the central coal region planned a halt after April 40 affecting operations and mine flooding.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Krupp
Hambern
Mrenigh Pirussia
Districko
Delagtes
Kuli
Ming
Berlin
Enever Pasha May Put Turk Back In Fight Against Allies
Reports from Toonton claim Enever Pasha former Turkish war minister returns with a Bolshevik army to bolster Turkey under Mohatomedanism and a slogan Turkey for the Turks. Officials say up to 200000 troops could be fielded and a drive to expel allied forces may follow. Also about 950000 armed brigands are said to roam the countryside capable of campaigns against Christians.
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Enever Pasha
Toonton
Turkey
Promed Bey Declares Half Million Armenians Magacred
Constantinople reports Promed Bey a miner from the interior declares 500000 Armenians massacred. The Turkish press launches a campaign against him as the claim spreads amid wartime tensions.
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Atilens
Constantinople
Promed Bey
Aldee
Campaigo
Tim
Three Wyoming Oil Concerns Declare Regular Dividends
Three Wyoming oil firms announce quarterly payouts. Midwest refining unit declares a 1.00 regular dividend plus an extra 0.50 to be continued quarterly if possible, with May 4 payable to holders of record April 15. Grass Creek Petroleum declares a 3.00 regular dividend payable May 1 to holders of record April 15. Midwest Oil names a preferred stock dividend of 1.00 per share payable April 9 to holders of record April 4.
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Midwest Refining Company
Grass Creek Petroleum Company
Midwest Oil Company
Berlin suppresses strikes with swift government action
Berlin reports that strikes in Stuttgart and Shuh district were checked by prompt troop deployment and martial law. Esslingen saw violence as Spartacans seized weapons then surrendered after talks. The strikers included many non residents, indicating a political radical movement aimed at overthrowing the government.
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Presa
Berlin
Stuttgart
Shhuhr
Esslingen
Spartacans
Holy Smoke Two flies would feed family with new job ideas
A garbled wartime era item claims two flies will produce an enormous number of offspring by the war’s end. The misspelled report cites Dr. Watism Ay Wovachin as an official in the Bronx, appealing to readers amid the confusion.
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Weibher
Watism
Ay Wovachin
ingUlutions Dinenurlman
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Ing Bormusth
Sixteen Dead from Rioting in Big German City
Report from Berlin notes a riot in Frankfurt left four dead and many injured with several million marks in damages from looting. The piece mentions the killing of four women in the morning and warns the death toll may rise as injured cannot recover. Also references charity funding by Tahiti merchants and a Methodist Episcopal district conference held recently.
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Berlin
Franfort
Good Behaviour of German Population Probably Temporary
Paris reports indicate German cities show temporary calm amid fighting at Frankfurt and a Berlin strike. Observers note suppression of uprisings, with unrest confined to Saxony coal regions. Bremen and Essen saw maintained order, while socialist groups maneuver within state boundaries without major conflict with central authorities.
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Associated Press
Paris
Frankfurt
Berlin
Germany
Associated Ppeam
East Prussia
Bremen
Essen
Lavaria
Medals for Wood and Other Army Officers
A War Department list released on Thursday names Major Generals Leonard Wood Hugh L Scott and John F P Morrison as recipients of the Distinguished Service Medal for meritorious wartime service. Several senior officers are listed as not receiving medals including Brigadier Generals Dan ford Edwards Fergusson Salzman Archibald overland Evylleth Winslow Lytle Brown Bradley Dewey Wyllie and J R McAndrews plus colonels Stepse Bradley Dewey and others.
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Washington
War Department
Leonard Wood
Hugh L. Scott
John FP. Morrison
Robert M. Danford
Oliver Edwards
Frank K. Fergusson
Charles McK. Salzman
Arcehibald Overland
E. Evyvleth Winslow
Lytle Brown
John J. Bradley
Denver man killed returning from trip near Sedalia
Waller B. Whitman of Denver died instantly when his car veered to avoid a collision near Sedalia. He was returning from Colorado Springs where he had taken Mrs. A. V. Hunter of Denver, daughter of Mrs. Emily McFeran, who died today in Colorado Springs. Identification was made by a library card in Whitman’s pocket.
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Associated Press
Sedalia
Col
Waller B. Whitman
Denver
Here
Whitman
Colorado Springs
A. V. Hunter
Emily McFeran
Bachelor Tax Plan Advances in Britain Amid Debate
London reports a Daily Mail comment proposing a bachelor tax for men over 24, arguing single men spend more on luxuries and could pay more than married folks. The remark appears in a broader debate on taxation and social policy.
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