Peace Talks Thwarted by Western Front Disputes
At Aris on April 3 President Wilson and French Premier Clemenceau Lloyd George and Orlando continued talks at the White House residence. Allies discussed unsettled issues in Germany's western frontier and Alsace Lorraine while a council of four labors for a middle ground. Reparation prospects look favorable though final sums await a commission. Belgium and France seek priority in indemnity division.
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ARIS
Wison
Lloyd George
Clembheea
Orlando
Wilson
Council of Four
Germany
Rhine
Alsace-Lorraine
Belgium
France
Paderewski to Avoid German During Peace Conference Trip
Polish premier Paderewski leaves Warsaw for Paris to urge quicker settlement of Poland’s troubles. He travels with his wife and friends and may stop in Krakow to join the inter allied mission led by J Noulens returning to Paris for the journey through Austria and Switzerland.
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Bv Associated Press
Warsaw
Tuesaday
Ilgance
Jan Paderewski
Paris
Pojami
Paderewski
Cracow
J. J. Noulens
Russia
Austria
Switzerland
League of Nations May Have Two Seats
A plan to give the League of Nations two seats in Geneva and Brussels is being considered. Although Genoa was favored, King Albert’s appeal for Brussels influences decision makers and alternate meeting locations are being arranged.
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Associated Press
PAIS
League of Nations
Geneva
Brussels
Genoa
Albert
Ament
Tragedy in McQuain as Sedgwick Kills Wife and Attorney
A. A. Sedgwick shot and killed Louise Sedgwick and Sidney M. Heath an attorney in McQuain Washington then shot himself. He had been suing for divorce and sought a meeting with his wife at Heaths offices to induce withdrawal of the suit. In a letter to his brother he warned he would “make an end of everything” if he failed.
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Mcquain
Wash
A. A. Sedgwick
Sidney M. Heath
Louise Sedgwick
Sedgwick
Shackleton Warns of Bolshevik Threats to Murmansk and Archangel
Sir Ernest Shackleton, head of equipment and transport for the northern Russian expeditionary forces, says fronts are in danger and Bolshevik forces threaten allied troops. He urges immediate reinforcements to Murmansk and Archangel to prevent another Khartum scenario.
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London
Ernest Shackleton
Murmansk
Archangel
Dasiger
Archange
Ernest Shakieton
Russia
Sir Ernest
England
Uncle Sam Ships Cavalry Horses to Mexico for Pursuit
A permit was issued for transporting 1000 cavalry horses to Mexico for the Mexican federal army. The horses were taken from Fort Bliss remount station in El Paso and trained for overseas service. Five thousand rifles were shipped Monday for the Mexican army.
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EL. Paso
Texas
Mexico
United States Army
Fort Bliss
Soviet Admit Offensive Failure Near Courland Front
London reports a Russian Soviet government wireless message admitting the failure of the offensive toward Tukkum in Courland west of Riga. It adds that fighting continues toward Milan and in the Pskov region northeast of Riga.
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Associated Press
London
Tukkum
Courland
Riga
Milan
Pskov
Sheridan Births State Roads Association Formation
Three hundred road boosters from seven northern Wyoming counties met in Sheridan to plan support for upcoming road bonds and to form a permanent Wyoming Good Roads Association. Nialph Read of Buffalo was elected president and W. Liser Sheridan. Jary Cody named for next meeting place.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
Atate Good Roads Association
Good Bapids Association
Nialph
Read
Buffalo
W. Liser
Sheridan, Jary
Cody
Foch In Spa Confers With Erzberger After Armistice Talks
Marshal Foch arrives in Spa at 8:20 am and meets with Erzberger of the German armistice commission at 9:30 for a forty minute talk. Erzberger leaves for his train after the entente decision is conveyed. The day includes a visit to General Nudant and the German armistice team stays at the hotel amid crowd acclaim.
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Associated Press
Spa
Marshal Foch
Mathis Erzberger
Gene Weyeand
Merr Erznares
Erzberger
Haron von Hammerstein
Nudant
Berlin metal workers strike with 150000 on day two
A dispatch from Berlin reported by the Exchange Telegraph says about 150000 metal workers had quit work in Berlin by Wednesday evening. The stoppage signals a major industrial action affecting factories and production in the city.
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Berlin
London
Eachange
Weather Update for Wyoming Warms Then Drops
A weather brief notes unsettled conditions across Wyoming with colder air moving in after a milder spell. Precipitation possibilities include light rain or scattered snow showers as temperatures ease tonight and hold through Saturday.
Bavaria Pursues Alliance Over Food Shortages
Berlin April 3 report states the Bavarian government is negotiating an alliance with Marie to secure grain from Frussia as Entente food supplies fall short. The Bavarian Volks Zeitung explains the move aims to address insufficient and insecure food shipments.
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Associated Press
Berlin
vThe
Marie
Munnich
Bavarian
Volks Zeitung
Entente
Frussia
Colonel and Major Die in Airplane Crash Near Americus
Lieutenant Colonel Frederick W. Dickman commanding officer at Southern field near Americus Georgia and Major John W. Butts execute officer were killed when their plane crashed from about 200 feet during a routine flight. Dickman son of Major General Dickman who led the Third army of the AEF and both officers were West Point graduates with Major Butts from Cleo Texas.
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Americus
Frederick W. Dickman
Southern Field
Here
John W. Butts
Gol. Dickman
Dickman
Third Army
American Expeditionary Forces
West Point
Butts’ Hope
Cleco
Texas
Blue Sky Statute and Reporting Blanks Published
The State Examiner announces large print copies of the Blue Sky statute and the required blanks for corporate reports. Newlin notes the recent legislature enacted the statute and blanks must be used per the provisions of the act.
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Office of Examiner
Newlin
Lemburg Still Being Pounded by Big Guns
Allied forces report heavy artillery bombardment on Lemburg across eastern Ga. Despite ongoing shelling, the front lines remain largely unchanged as the siege continues.
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Lemburg
Californians 10 Go Slow In Plan To Rile Japanese
The California state senate deferred anti Japanese bills awaiting a statement on whether the move would embarrass the American delegation at the peace conference. A cable to President Wilson seeks the delegates views. The foreign relations committee voted 3 to 1 to oppose free immigration for Japanese.
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Associated Presse
Sagramento
Galif
State Senate
Senate
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bolsheviks Retreat as Grain Theft Reported Near Orenburg
Dispatches from Dusk say Bolsheviks retreat on the Orenburg front as Siberian pursuers close in. A whole Bolshevik cavalry regiment south of Ufa joined by force to attack former comrades. They had seized over 9,000,000 hundred of grain and aim to transport it to Sumjara despite difficulties.
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Associated Press
London
Orenburg
Ufa
Hheir
Sumjara
Robbers seize $50,000 in bank heist near Huntington
Robbers dynamited the safe at Piret National Bank of Anahtead seventy miles east of Huntington and fled with $50,000 in cash. A later message to Huntington police asked for a lookout for the bandits who were believed to have ties to the city. The inner chamber remained intact with $250,000 in currency inaccessible.
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Dy Associated Prensa
Huntington
W. Va
Piret National Bank
Anahtead
Here
Alamos
Begbie’s Liar vs Dutchman on Kaiser visit
London April 3 A.P. reports Begbie article claiming the former German Kaiser visited Amerongen and blamed Russia for the war while denying German guilt. A telegram from Amorongen denies Rogbie interview, noting no authorization given to publish the Kaiser’s views and that Rogbie never met the Kaiser. Count Carlow Bentinck staffs the castle during the fugitive’s stay.
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Associated Press
London
London Chronicle
Harald Begbie
Amerongen
Thussia
Mie
Amorongen
Harold Rogbie
Weilten
Gat
Carlow Bentinck
Goddard Bentinck
Muteh
Count Bentinck
Germany
Republicans Appoint Hass to Win Rural Support
INDIANAPOLIS Ind April 3 Sehuviero A Haag ofrere has been appointed by Z Nays ta ional republican eb array aus head of the national committe department which is to work orgateity farmers in the Middle West and Northwest Announcement to that free was made ere today Haas will make his head quarters in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Sehuviero A. Haag Ofrere
Z . Nays
Taional
Republican
Eb Array Aus
Middle West
Northwest
Haas
Chicago
Bulgarians Planning Revolt Reported in Sofia
News from Sofia reports Bulgarian communists preparing for a revolt against the government with Hungarian agents at work in the capital.
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Associated Press
Beone
Sofia
Canvital
Bulgaria
Union Men's Athletic Club Incorporated in Wyoming
The Union Men's Athletic Club is chartered by the state of Wyoming with articles of incorporation filed in the secretary of state's office. The club has no capital stock and is not organized for gain. Directors for the first year are J. J. Killian, Edward Geesa and G. Kh. Godfrey.
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Union Men's Athletic Club
Wyoming
Secretary of State
J. J. Killian
Edward Geesa
G. Kh. Godfrey
Billion Dollar Congresses of Past Trifle
Rep Good of Iowa warned of massive postwar and peace-period congresses with total appropriations above 3.8 billion dollars for the year ending June 30 1921. He forecast large future expenditures for railroads merchant marine war risk insurance and home stead programs while proposing strict economy to hold totals near 3.15 to 3.8 billion. He cited 1920-1924 fiscal projections and a projected 3.5 billion deficit to be covered by salvaged war funds and bond sales.
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Washiington
Representative Good
Iowa
Good
Jond
Oly
Congress
Locomotive Works to Accept Certificates for Equipment Debt
Washington April 3 The railroad administration will issue certificates of indebtedness to equipment companies to pay for locomotives and cars already delivered after meetings with company reps. Directors said they are willing to accept this payment method if Congress provides an appropriation. About 40 million dollars is currently due the equipment firms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Director General Mines
Ratlrou
Women Politicians Slip One Over on Cock Sure Candidate
In Kremmling Colorado on April 3 local women politicians orchestrate a last minute write in a rival candidate for mayor after Mayor P J Martin was defeated by one vote in a shock election. Women spread word by telephone to mobilize voters and have G Rasta written on ballots top.
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Kremmling
Colo
Ita
P. J Martin
Martin
G. ©. Rasta
Golera
Moana
Baslin
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