President Wilson Illness Grounds Peace Conference
Colonel House presided at the war office as Wilson's illness prompted a substitution and a plan to reconvene at the president's home. Delegates hear reassurances from Rear Admiral Grayson that the president has a bad cold, not influenza, and seek rest and quiet to aid recovery.
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Associated Press
Panis
Colonel House
Wilson
War Office
Grayson
Wilpeg
Marge
War Not Over Noted In Court Ruling
In San Francisco on April 4 the war in Europe was deemed not over by Judge Cushman of Washington. He refused Louisimas complaints against alleged violators of the selective draft act. He stated the war remains ongoing until the president officially notifies the people.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Europe
United States
Walter Evans
Louisville
T. Gushman
State of Washington
Louisimas
Cushman
Peace Treaty Expected by Midweek
Paris and London reports state that by next Sunday a camp agreement will be reached by the council of four and that the peace treaty would be ready for signing by Wednesday next. The Paris Telegraph and British authorities relay the same expectation from April 4.
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Associated Press
London
Paris
Daily Telegraph
Council of Four
Did Woman Boil Bodies of Grand Un and Father
The trial of Nancy Jane Bush in Montrose Colorado began with testimony about the alleged murders of her son John C. Bush and Otis Bush in December 1917. Prosecutors say she killed them with an ax, boiled remains in lye, and hid bones found on the Bush homestead.
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Montrose
Colo
Nancy Jane Bush
John C. Bush
Iutler
Otis Bush
Bush Homestead
Bush
Olathe Bank
No Vote Cast In Colorado Town Is Kept in City Leadership
The April town election in Lake City Gal produced no votes as polls opened all day and no residents registered or cast ballots for mayor. Election judges and clerks kept the polls in order but no names appeared to participate, and sealing the ballots for canvass proved unnecessary.
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Associated Press
Lake City
Gal
Germany Consents to Landing Polish Troops at Danzig
Berlin reports the government told party leaders Polish General Wladyslaw troops might be landed in Danzig if Warsaw offered guarantees of good behavior. No immediate action announced. The move signals tense negotiations over the free city’s status amid Polish concerns.
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Germany
Danzig
Associated Press
Berlin
Uallers
Eante
Allager
Colonel Claims Soldiers Mis Treatment at Overseas Prisons
Ident Col J Leslie Kincaid former judge advocate of the 27 division criticizes the prison system abroad alleging brutal treatment of American POWs in France and at prison farms. He cites drills at gunpoint and harsh disciplinary methods as ongoing abuses.
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Associated Press
New York
J. Leslie Kincaid
France
Regson Farms
Siete Sry
J. Mayhew
Wth Dive & Man
Senator Johnson of California Sees Americans Failing
The Associated Press reports Senator Johnson urges focus on American workers and domestic problems. He criticizes government inactivity, unemployment rise, and foreign influence, calling for American interests to be placed first and for a return to American priorities. He voices concern over leaders abroad and scattered governance at home.
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Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
California
Paris
Navy
Italy
Europe
America
Prohibition Night Riders Allege Casket Probe Errors
Washington reports Attorney Palmer asked by John Barton Payne to pursue action over a casket search in Médicoke Virginia where revenue officers opened a body’s coffin bound for Norton. The episode ties to clashes with Pullman passengers on Virginia trains as July 4 bans approach and the railroad administration plans a ruling to protect travelers.
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Washington
Palmer
John Barton Payne
Rio
Railroad Administration
Nia
Robert K. Chapman
Y. Chapman
Norton
Médicoke
Pullman
Virginia
Food Shortage Persists in Germany After Relief Talks
Paris April 4. Food difficulties in Germany remain despite the relief pact. Tonnage limits hamper shipment of supplies and grain stocks are too low to meet agreement targets for some time. Herbert Hoover, director-general of the relief organization, estimates 80,000 tons of grain can be furnished during April.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Mbive
Herbert Hoover
Inter-Allied Relief Organization
Sheridan Soldier Wins French Decoration for Gallantry
Arthur V. Kanateher, a Sheridan native now serving in the navy, has earned the French de Guerry for gallantry. He reportedly sank a German submarine near Brest while commanding a large motor boat, dropping depth charges and scoring a direct hit.
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Sheri
Wyo
Arthur V. Kanateher
Sheridan
Navy
de Guerry
Brest
Allies Get Additional Loans Totaling Over Eighty Five Million
Treasury announced new credits of 85,000,000 for France and 825,000,000 for Italy. The France total rises to 2,702,477,800 and Italy to 1,524,500,000, lifting the Allies grand total to 9,008,099,340.75.
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Washington
France
Italy
Treasury
Mary
Klein Returns From Denver Business Trip
Harry C. Klein manager of Klein Music and Stationery Company's two stores, returned that night from Denver where he was called of business.
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Klein
Denver
Harry C. Klein
Klein Music and Stationery Company
Busi
Limitation Armament Causes Hung To Worry
Paris reports that the proposed limitation on armament by the peace conference depresses German expectations. German Army size figures fall short of those hinted in reports, causing concern among socialists though Noske advocates rapid militarization if peace proves unfavorable.
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Hung
Associated Press
Paris
Gustav Noske
Torr Noske
Porter Family Visit To Denver Weakened
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Mrs Haley G Porter scheduled a weekend visit to Denver with Lenser. text suggests no trip planned and unclear outcome. The garbled report mentions Porters Motor and a possible domestic context, but the key facts are uncertain.
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Haley G. Porter
High Altitude Tells On Traveler At Union Pavifia Depot
William Stone, a westbound tourist, fainted on the platform due to altitude. He was taken to St John's hospital in a non serious condition after revival by smelling salsa provided by Maxwell Fox, Barkelow Bros. agent at the depot.
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William Stone
Union Pavifia Depot
St. John's Hospital
Stone
Maxwell Fox
Barkelow Bros
Hungarians Fall Out In Budapest Communist Split
Vienna dispatch says a fracture within Budapest’s soviet government has produced a more radical wing of the communist party. The Budapest situation is critical amid food shortages and rising public discontent among the population.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Budapest
Hane
Communist Party
Heldspost
German Steamers to Transport Foodstuffs
Cherbourg April 4 German merchant steamers Tailand Belgravia Malaga and Titania have arrived to be used in the food supply service between the United States and Europe. Seven German submarines arrived with the convoy.
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Cherbourg
Tailand
Belgravia
Malaga
Titania
United States
Europe
Mrs Jenkins to Address New Era Class Tomorrow
Mrs Jenkins, representative of Wyoming, will speak to the New Era class at the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning after attending the suffrage convention in St Louis.
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Mrs. Jenkins
J. ¥. Jenkins
St. Louie
Wyojoing
First Presbyterian
Queen Victoria Subject to Surgery Report
MAD AID April 4 A successful operation was performed upon Queen Victoria Thursday by a surgeon reported in the local dispatches. The brief notice notes the monarch's condition and the procedural success without further medical details.
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Madaid
Queen Victoria Thureday
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions across Wyoming with cooler temperatures expected in the east and north regions. Expect rising temperatures later with mild winds and no precipitation indicated in the outlook.
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Wyoming
East
Nouth
German Workers Walk Out Deepens Across Industry
AP reports a general strike began at Krupp works over wagon issues with workers staying out until demands are met. Frankfort notes easing tension while Ruhr area strikes widen. archives burned in a dambec incident. house-to-house searches recover stolen goods. about half the Ruhr workforce now idle with 58,000 to 100,000 out, few mines still operating near Boehum.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Krupp
Frankfort
Pituio
Boehum
Wilson Talked by Wireless to German People
New York reports detail President Wilson breaking diplomatic norms on October 20 1918 by direct wireless contact with Germany. CL M Ripley of General Electric described noon time exchanges between the New Brunswick naval station and the German station at Nauen revealing Wilsons messages in plain English and the German reply. The account claims Wilson maintained direct wireless communication through the armistice period and shared the first words with the American public as soon as transmitted.
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Associated Press
New York
Wilson
Perley
CL M. Ripley
General Electric Company
Wiley
Naval
New Brunswick
Jan Toon Vaal
Wiltaie Wohergollern
Armeistier
Wipley
Germany
No Change In Meat Prices Probable
Chicago reports no expected price drop after lifting government price limits on meat. Armour & Co Swift & Co Morris & Co say 4 percent maximum not reached. removal would not affect prices. Heavy demand at home and abroad and high labor costs plus ample stocks suggest no rate cuts.
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Associated Juress
Chicago
Hal
Armour & Go
Swift & Go
Morris & Go
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Sheridan Protests Rate Hike at State Hospital
The Sheridan Commercial Club passes resolutions opposing higher hospital charges and urges the state board of charities to restore prior rates. New charges raise weekly bed costs by 8 to 7 dollars, affecting ward and private room accommodations.
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Sheridan
State Hospital
Wyo
Sheridan Commercial Club
State Branch
State Board of Charities and Reform
Montana Fugitive Caught in Casper Wyoming
Gaspar, Wyoming April 4 Dke Coe han alias Frank Brown an alleged horse thief who troubled Montana authorities for two years was arrested in Casper on Montana information. He faces two indictments for horse stealing one in Butte and another in southwestern Montana.
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Gaspar
Wyo
Dke Coehan
Frank Brown
Montana
Casper
Monstana
Browh
Butte
Belgium’s King Albert Appears Before Peace Council
King Albert addressed the peace council from Paris after three days of talks with major powers. Reported by Associated Press, the accession emphasized immediate steps for Belgium’s restoration and the Slovak question and repartition were discussed. The council directed commissions to draft final resolutions and continue work on the contentious points.
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Associated Press
Pans
Belgium
Albert
Paris
Ho Hes
Albert Taittial Bon
Bhiguk Wilson
Gal
Honas
George
Ib le
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