Floating Mines Threaten Dardanelles and Marmara Passages
Reports from Constantinope describe floating mines in the Dardanelles and Sea of Marmara hindering navigation. Naval authorities say mines remain a danger. the armistice requires clearing all mines, but uncertainty and disarray persist as ships test routes and currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinope
Dardanelles
Sea of Marmara
Posben
Peguitind
Chermans
Noesis
Hoalshewiki
Ceres
Mirser
Nsa
Eucape
Wien
Jewel Collection From Louvre Reopens Exhibition
Paris April 11 The Louvre jewel collection, removed during the German drive toward Paris, has been returned to display. Curator M Katiguer recovered the heirloom pearls valued at millions, including the famous Negent eet, now on view again at Bordeaun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louvre
Maris
M. Katiguer
Hermidaetnt
Tion
Bordeaun
Former Soldier Charged With Disturbance At Restaurant
A discharged sergeant named Windhart was arrested after a disturbance outside a restaurant. Police report indicate the incident occurred around 40 o'clock and involved a quarrel on the sidewalk. He is to appear in police court this afternoon at melock on the charge of disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windhart
Melock
Dinner of Welcome to Major Highley Man
A dinner in honor of J. W. Wighteyaly, recently returned overseas, will be held by the Industrial Club Monday evening at seven o clock. The Union Pacific band will provide music as Major Nighteyman resigns his post as Master mechanic of the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wighteyaly
Six Arrested for Traffic Violations
Six arrests for violation of the traffic ordinances were made yesterday. The defendants will appear in police court this afternoon. Names and details are incomplete in the report.
Bolshevik Army Races to Recruits Amid Deteriorating War Effort
London reports April 11 that Bolshevik authorities order total mobilization for two weeks to test readiness. Recruits are put into box cars as reinforcements to the western front despite claims of little value. Desertions and pay disparities disrupt units. anti Bolshevik sentiment grows in Petrograd garrisons amid training shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
North
Rosalia
Ural District
Garrioning Petrograd
Motors and Tires Spend Billion in 1919 Forecast
Anrican motorists expect to spend over one billion dollars on automobile and truck tires in 1919, per the A. F. Goendrich Rubber Co. conservative estimates. This does not include tubes and nonmateral wear, which would add millions.
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Anrican Molorisia A
A. F. Goendrich Mubber Co
Verran
Fort Russell Men Leave for Alaska
Companies E and F of the Twenty first Infantry, stationed at Port Russell for four months, depart today for Vancouver Washington and sail for Alaska. Four companies remain at Earl Jussel under Captain Pratt and Tapluta Overspeed of Company F.
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Port Russell
Vancouver
Washington
Alaska
Earl Jussel
Tapluta Overspeed
Pratt
Disgrace Ends In Family Tragedy After Everest Parole Bid
The condemned man Everest Connell, jailed for embezzlement and parole bid failures, learns his mother dies of a broken heart and his sister Ethyl shoots herself after his imprisonment. Friends say the grief drove him to consider his own actions as he faced possible return to prison.
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Pallingham
Waste
Eversi
Conell
Walle Walsh
Tellow
Fthel
Aorrows
Everest
Prisoner Awarded Damages Over Jail Bite Incident
A prisoner in the Los Angeles city jail was awarded $200 damages after alleging he was bitten by ecooties while incarcerated. The case prompted a wide inspection of city and county prisons in the Bay Area as officials consider precautionary measures.
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San Francisgo
Los Angeles
Bay District
Quebec Votes Wet by Enormous Majority
Quebec voters approved an exemption from the dry law by a wide margin. The tabulation shows beer and wine allowed while strong liquors remained banned, delivering a reported 700000 vote lead. The result marks Quebec as a leading wet province in North America according to yesterday’s counting.
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Quebec
Montreal
United States
Canada
Mexico
Ownership Statement for Cheyenne State Leader April 4 1919
Legal notice for the Cheyenne State Leader weekly paper at Cheyenne Wyoming. Randolph Leigh as manager swears to the ownership and management details including publishers, editors, business managers and major stockholders. Names listed include Randolph Leigh J A Carpenter John E Osborne J S Bartlett J G Kendrick and others with noted bondholders such as Mergenthaler Linotype Company.
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Congress
Cheyenne State Leader
Cheyenne
Wyoming
State of Wyoming
Leader Publishing
Randolph Leigh
Albert Hearst
Wyo
J. A. Carpenter
John E. Osborne
Rawlins
Wryo
Bartlett
J. GB. Kendrick
Sheridan
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Convict Murderers of Two Hotly Pursued by Officers
Pueblo Colorado April 14 Abandoning the automobile they stole the two men they shot and killed four bandits believed escaped convicts from Buena Vista are being hotly pursued by officers in the hills south of Pueblo. They killed Wunter and Parks ten miles south of Pueblo and fled south toward the Walsenburg district pursued by two witnesses Reed and Parker who tried to call police.
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Associate Press
Pueblo
Colo
Buena Visti
Niles
EK. Parks
William Munter
Nye. Golo
Holtups
Wunter
Parks
Walsenburg
Hunter
W. F. Reed
Jack Parker
William Hunter
Niue
Judge Hunter
Trinidad Parka
Rye
Arks
Puchlo
Fox Terrier and Breach of Promise Specialist Dies
George W. Quinnard a prominent Broadway figure in fox terrier breeding and training died from injuries after falling down a stairway to a roof garden. He inherited substantial wealth in 1908 and faced breach of promise suits including a $65,721 claim. he served in France with the American Expeditionary Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Quinnard
Broadway
Quntard
James W. Quintard
White Plains
Fifth Avenue
Auburndale
Ruby Dazzler
Matford Vie
Wireboy
Quintard
France
McLaughlin Recounts Belleau Wood Battle Wound
E A McLaughlin arrived at Port Hassell with a company of overseas men to be discharged from the service. He is recovering from a wound received in Belleau Wood, among the bloodiest battles in France. He is a resident of Salt Lake.
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E. A. McLaughlin
Port Hassell
Belleau Wood
France
Salt Lake
Tank Corps Men at Ft Russell Arrive. Cheyenne Soldier Included
Fifty two men from light and heavy tank corps who served in the war in Europe arrived at Ft Russell and will be discharged tomorrow. Among them are several residents of Cheyenne.
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Tank Corps
Ft. Russell
Light and
Heav Tank Corps
Europe
Russell
Cheyenne
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Chalago
Major Highleyman
Fort Russell
Jocko
the Jutt Beer Dlayin' Bownth House
Kim
Weaver
3En
OVER
Electric
Oul Millazzo
Carey Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
McLaughlin
Everet
Wotza
Atta
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