Cheyenne Liberty Loan Subscriptions Near 400000 Total
Subscriptions to the third Liberty Loan pour into local banks in Cheyenne with totals near four hundred thousand dollars. Stockgrowers Bank shows a 25000 rise to 235000, Citizens National up to 50,000 with more expected, Print National not reporting yet. Women’s committee reports 42050 raised, drive continues with final tallies due Saturday.
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Liberty
Lovnal
Cheyenne
Stockgrowers Bank
Citizens National Bank
National Bank
A. D.johnston
W. C. Menteer
Women's Liberty Loan Committee
Thurasay
Closer U S State Ties Reported After Governors Conference
Gov Frank L Houx says the Washington governors conference led to closer cooperation between the states and the federal government. Officials discussed Americanizing immigrants, English language education, and curbing German propaganda. Resolutions urged rapid congressional action on related bills and stronger handling of alien enemies.
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U. S
Houx
Frank L. Houx
Washington
Interior Lane
United States
Haus
Courd Aly
Congress
Senate
Oiler Council
Houxalo
Secretary of the Interior
National Council of Defense
Roosevelt Blames Wilson Critics For Shipbuilding Delay
Special correspondence from Washington reports Theodore Roosevelt criticizing President Wilson’s wartime conduct and blaming Roosevelts and others for roughly two years of shipbuilding delays. He argues ships should have been built faster and urges nonstop work to expand cargo ship output, fascia plan.
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Washington, D. C
Hoowevelt
Maine
Wilson
Borld
Roonevelt
Teddy
Roosevelt
Lodge
Smoot
Wilden
Hood
Ecu Grine
Hans Want Kaiser to Tell Peace Aims
Four major German peace groups urge Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg to declare Germanys war aims clearly The petition from the Fatherland League and the Womens Peace Association calls for independence for Belgium evacuation of occupied Polish and Lorraine territories and a pledge to form a lasting peace based on self determination
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Hans
Kaiser
QMMVA
Switzerland
New Fatherland League
Women's Peace Association
Chancilier von Mertling
Lim
Indapendees
Secon
Wraggform
Lorraine
Hertling Prefers Deeds Over Speech Amid Debate Next Week
A semi official telegram indicates Imperial Chancellor von Hertling does not intend to speak at the upcoming Reichstag session. He believes the moment is not for words but for action.
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Amstordam
Herlin Eage
von Hertling
Heo Jo
U. S. Aims Credit to Greece for 44 Million
Washington reports negotiations underway between the U S government and Greece to extend a loan or credit totaling 44 million dollars. The action aims to support Greece amid post war financial needs.
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Washington
BD. C
Silver May Pay Foreign Trade Debt
United Press reports a bill introduced at Secretary McAdoo's request to convert 250 million silver dollars into bar silver to settle foreign trade balances. Silver certificates tied to this sum would be withdrawn, aiming to conserve gold and enable silver based trade payments at $1 per fine ounce.
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United Press
Washington
McAdoo
Columbus Passes Anthem Standing Ordinance
Columbus Ohio April 6. All able bodied persons must stand during the singing of The Star Spangled Banner or America under a city council ordinance. Violators face a fine from eight to twenty five dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
America
Huns Deceived Onu Powers Propaganda Blitz In France
United Press reports a massive German propaganda campaign amid the Hindenburg offensive aimed at sowing distrust among Allies and American resolve. Field agents spread claims that Britain and France are near collapse and that the United States failed as a war power, while foreigners receive favored treatment.
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William Phdap Simms
United Press
Wiil
France
Hindenburg
Great Britain
States
Greatain
America
Gerr’an Gopopa
United States
Bread Rations in France Again Cut
The government announced further cuts to bread rations in France to conserve wheat. Daily allowances range from 44 ounces for very small children to 14 ounces for manual laborers, with bread comprising over half the ration for many workers.
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France
D. C
Hoover
Yankee Gun Crew Fights Two U Boats Off Coast
In a twenty minute running battle the American armed guard on the El Occidente drove off two German submarines after many shots were fired. One sub lost a periscope. The fight followed a February 25 torpedoing of the Santa Maria. John Weber, chief boatswain's mate, stayed aboard until guns were rendered useless and was commended by Secretary Daniels.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
el Occidente
Santa Maria
Navy Department
Talay
John Weber
Daniels
Small Boy Aids Lynching Party
In Collinsville Delaware April reports a boy in knew pants played a leading role in a lynching with details still emerging about the mob and its actions.
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Small Boy
United Press
Collinsville, D
French Bombing Long Range Gun Located Near Paris
German long range gun that bombarded Paris has been located at Cropy-en-Laonois. French aviators and artillery are bombarding it continuously in retaliation.
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United Press
Paris
Cropy-en-Laonois
Colorado Flyer Killed in Plane Collision at Lovefield
Cadet John Insinger 22 of Green Leaf Colorado was killed and Cadet Karl Simm lightly injured when their planes collided at Love Field in Dallas. The accident occurred today as both aircraft engaged near the field. Authorities investigated the collision and identified the two cadets involved.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
John Insinger
Green Leaf
Colo
Karl Simm
Lovefield
Berlin claims taking of 2000 prisoners in Oise region
Berlin reports a night retirement south of the Oise with French lines along the Aslette river near Manicamp six miles east of Noyon. Berlin claims about 2000 prisoners captured in the area as French war office notes heavy losses for the enemy amid artillery fighting along the Oise.
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Berlin
United Press
London
Oise
Noyon
Montdidier
Bonhomime
The
Couchy Forest
Couchy le Chateau
German Envoy Arrives in Moscow This Week
Count Mir Bach, the German ambassador, is due to arrive in Moscow this week as part of diplomatic engagements. Officials declined to provide further details regarding meetings or schedules.
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HUN
Moscow
Count Mirbach
Russian Press Denounces Japanese Landing in Vladivostok
The Russian press condemns the Japanese landing as an attack on the revolution. Bolshevik and government officials blame foreign interests and warn against threats to sovereignty. Proletariat demonstrations erupt in Vladivostok as soviet troops reinforce the port amid unclear American involvement.
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United Press
Petrograd
Vladivostok
Europe
Bome
Hagland
Japa
Herin Re Oats
Japanese Promise Landing Aims Purely Local Mission
Moscow reports a Japanese diplomatic mission statement guaranteeing that any armed forces landing at Vladivostok serves a focal objective that will be fulfilled soon.
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Moscow
Hue
Vladivostok
Rebels Sail for Costa Rican Port
A telegram from Ia Crus on the Costa Rican frontier reports the departure of Antonio ship from Panda carrying troops for a revolutionary outbreak. The account states about 600 fully equipped Costa Rican revolutionists are involved.
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Ia Crus
Cotta
War in the West debated in Commons as manpower bill urged
Premier Lloyd George said the war on the western front may be decided this year and pressed for immediate action on a manpower bill. He noted British gains with two Turkish armies destroyed in Palestine and Mesopotamia, while Irish conscription was argued to be unavoidable.
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London
America
Liloyd Dhcorge
House of Commons
Wilpon
Ireland
John Dillon
Palestine
Mesopotamia
Creel Under Fire Over War Readiness in Congress
United Press reports vehement calls in Congress for the removal of George Creel, head of the Public Information Committee, after his remark that the United States was inadequately prepared for war. Creel defended Secretary Daniels as critics assailed the administration's war effort amid sharp rebuke from lawmakers.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Congress
Creel
United Ridges
Longeworth
Bonator Holse Penrose
Senate
Geome Creel
America
Oneal
Damiele
Daniele
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