City News In Brief From Cheyenne Area
Mrs Charlies F Embery and two daughters return from Denver. Prominent Denver politician Julius Alcherr attends to city business. A labor carload arrives from Denver and is sent west to train No 3. Roges Huckfeldt Finkbiner store repair includes replacing broken plate glass. WH Larsen of Rawlins attends to business. Advent Drilling resumes in a well thirty miles north west of Cheyenne. Warren K Cundiff of Ore Pinion Pacific visits from Denver. Olga W E Chaplin secretary of state delivers address at Sheridan. Alfred Cochran and wife of Thermopolis head to California. Plains Auto Company advertises tires and service. County Chairman Jon D Clark receives Victory Liberty Loan bollons. Music lessons offered Roy J White Plains Hotel. Teamsters plan Smokey Tonight. league of nations debate at gymnasium. State land board continues April session.
Bela Kun Arrives in Munich Amid Unconfirmed Report
The Tages Zeitung reports Hungarian dictator Bela Kun arrived in Munich with his suite on Wednesday in Bavaria, a claim not confirmed by other sources. The report originates from an Associated Press style dispatch.
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Berlin
Tages Zeitung
Bela Kun
Munich
Bavaria
Wyoming Fat Cattle Entered Utah Show
Salt Lake City opening of the inter mountain fat stock show at Union Stock Yards Foley. More than 4 060 head of cattle on exhibition. Entries came from 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 in Fresno
Fresno police investigate a dynamite explosion in Alfred Bartlett’s wood stove at his home. Bartlett’s daughter Mrs Arrowstith and her 2 year old granddaughter were nearby. a flying iron fragment injured the child but not seriously. Authorities probe a possible death plot against Bartlett, a wealthy retired businessman.
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Fresno
Calif
Alfred Bartlett
Bartlett
Bartletta
HM. Arrowstith
Steve
Hmm
Reopened Debate Over Whole Steel Price Subject
The Industrial Board of the Commerce Department and the Railroad Administration resume talks on steel prices. A reconsideration of the entire policy is planned, with potential withdrawals or revisions, and conferences will begin between officials and rail interests to hasten a decision.
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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. Members discussed Japanese inclusion and its relation to allied nations, noting economic and aggressive motives as factors, with plans to discuss constitutional implications at a meeting next Thursday at the A. M. Church.
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Cheyenne Civic League of Colored People
Sevond Haphist
Germany
A. M. & Churet
United States
Lenine Era Plan Outlined At Peace Conference
A document from the Moscow peace commission, led by Prime Minister, calls for allied aid to restore order, ease financial limits, and secure German reparations. It outlines major goals of the national Soviet government presented at the conference and released for public view.
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Germany
Geedd
Dnavelst Penn
iMussiam Representa
Geveral
Julia Sion
Primeevom
Uno Qiselan Ecbwamg
Community Nurse Miss Kathrine Wilson Hosts Pupils Art Sketches
In the afternoon at the gymnasium a community nurse hosts an art frucum with sketches by school pupils. Visitors include Miss Geneva Gi and Miss Fouranaml, with local residents Mr. Crain and Mrs. Crain hosting guests. Several out of town figures, like Miss Gil of Montrose and Mr. Townsend of Los Angeles, are noted on business in the city.
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Kathrine Wilson
Fouranaml
Geneva Gi
Wiarry FE. Crain
Port Collinge
Cal
Colorado Agricultural College
Gil
Montrose
A. Townsend
Los Angeles
Campaign clears Bolsheviks from northern Caucasus region
London report states the northern Caucasus from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea is cleared of Bolsheviks after General Dermekkine's January February campaign. Forces of anti Bolshevik leaders form new Cossack and native units. Capture of Vindikenkaaz on January 28 completed the campaign with about 50,000 prisoners and thousands of guns and railway assets captured.
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London
Black Sea
Caspian Sea
Gener! Dermekkine
Vindikenkaaz
Sikura
Free Dwelling Plans From Government for Homes
Government offers free dwelling plans to assist people seeking homes. Public notice outlines eligibility and how to obtain blueprint sets. Citizens may access standard design packages through official channels.
Public plans for wartime home ownership program unveiled
Washington on April 1 reports plans for living housing prepared by the United States program to relieve congestion during the war. Homes will be allocated to Own Your Own Home committees across 40 cities to promote building activity for general public use.
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Washington
Lintte Silat Loading Ecomnlaain
Bulla’ Ing Honea
To Cure a Cold in One Day Pills Advertised
A pharmaceutical ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in a day. It claims to stop cough and headache and speed the cold’s end, with XK and W. Grove’s signature on each bottle or tablet.
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W. Grove
Draft of League Covenant Nearing Completion
The League of Nations drafting committee has completed 15 of the 27 articles of the covenant. The remaining articles are not yet known and the panel may finish its draft tomorrow in French and English parallel columns. A full meeting of the large commission is expected Saturday to review the revised covenant before it is sent to the five major powers.
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Pais
League of Naions
German Strike Spreads Including Krupp Works
Dispatches from Copenhagen report a rapidly expanding strike across Germany now totaling about 20,000 workers and reaching the Krupp works. Delegates in the central coal region plan to halt operations after April 40, indicating mine flooding as the next step.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Krupp
Hambern
Mrenigh Pirussia
Districko
Delagtes
Kuli
Ming
Berlin
Enever Pasha May Put Turkey Back In Fight
April 1 report from Toonton says Enever Pasha former Turkish war minister returns with a Bolshevik army. consolidation of Turkey under Mohatomedanism and Turkey for the Turks. possible 200000 troops and a campaign to drive out allied forces. 950000 armed brigands at large may threaten Christians.
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Toonton
Enever Pasha
Turkey
Promed Bey Promises Half Million in Armenia Campaign
Reports from Constantinople say Promed Bey, an interior miner, declares 500000 Areeae or magmacred are mobilized in Armenia. The claim triggers a campaign against him by the Turkish press as war worsens.
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Atilens
Constantinople
Promed Bey
Aldee
Campaigo
Tim
Three Wyoming Oil Concerns Declare Regular Dividends
Three Wyoming oil firms announce regular payouts with plans for future extras. Midwest Refining declares a 1.00 regular dividend plus a 0.50 extra per share for the last quarter with May 4 payable and April 15 record. Grass Creek Petroleum sticks to 3.00 regular on May 1 with April 15 record. Midwest Oil confirms a standard preferred quarterly dividend payable April 30 with April 4 record.
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Midwest Refining Company
Grass Creek Petroleum Company
Midwest Oil Company
Quick Action by Berlin Quells Strikes in Germany
Berlin reports indicate government force, troops, and martial law subdued strikes at Stuttgart and in the Shhuhr district. Esslingen saw violence as Spartacans seized weapons but surrendered after talks. Non residents formed large part of the strikers, suggesting a political movement by radicals and independents to topple the government.
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Presa
Berlin
Stuttgart
Shhuhr
Esslingen
Spartacans
Holy Smoke Fly Career Question Stirs Unions
A bizarre New York report claims flies will produce trillions of offspring before war ends. Dr Watism Ay Wovachin of the Bronx department of fool presents an authoritative compilation to urge reactions from residents amid the odd study.
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New York
Weibher
Watism
Ay Wovachin
ingUlutions Dinenurlman
Bronx
Fool
Ing Bormusth
Sixteen Dead More Die In German City Rioting
A German riot in Franfort left four confirmed dead and many injured as stores were looted and damage ran into millions of marks. Four women were killed in early morning violence. authorities fear the death toll may rise as severely injured victims struggle to survive.
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Aswtleted
Berlin
Franfort
Good Behaviour of German Population Probably Temporary
Paris reports say fighting at Frankfurt and Berlin strikes show Germany at war time mostly quiet. Disturbances in Berlin revived briefly but were suppressed in central Germany and East Prussia. Bremen and Essen remained orderly. Spartacist influence in La Varja state did not challenge central government.
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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 issued April 3 names Major Generals Leonard Wood Hugh L Scott and John F Morrison as recipients of the distinguished service medal for meritorious service in the war. It also lists several officers who did not receive the medal including Brigadier Generals Dan ford Edwards Fergusson Salzman Overland Winslow Brown Bradley Dewey Wyllie and McAndrews and others from both U S and British ranks.
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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 Colorado Springs Car Crash
Waller B. Whitman of Denver was killed near Sedalia when his car collided with another vehicle while returning from Colorado Springs. He was en route with Mrs. A. V. Hunter of Denver, daughter of Mrs. Emily McFeran, who died today in Colorado Springs. Identification was made by a library card found in his 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
London reports the Daily Mirror voices support for taxing all bachelors over 24 as a way to raise revenue. The editorial argues single men can spend money on luxuries and are better taxed than married men.
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London
Ashe the Daily Mxprees
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