Floating Mines Still Menace in Turkish Straits
Reports warn that floating mines in the Dardanelles and Sea of Marmara keep dangerous, with Turkey required to surface 42 mines after the armistice. Mine sweepers have operated but ships still risk drifting hazards as authorities vow cautious clearance before Europe’s waters are fully open.
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Constantinol PE
Dardanelles
Sea of Jarmura
Turkey
Suri Fine
Naval
Corland
Lie Germans
Jiuesluts
Europe
Jewel Collection From Louvre To Return On Exhibition
The Louvre jewel collection, valued at millions, was moved during the German advance toward Marie. Curator M. Tatiner personally relocated the famous Negent ern jewels to Bordeaux, preserving the treasure as the war threatened Paris.
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Marie
M. Tatiner
Rine Win
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Bordeaux
Former Soldier Charged With Disturbance at Restaurant
Serena Windhart, a discharged worker, was arrested this morning at roughly 11 45 o clock after a melee at a restaurant. The incident ended on the sidewalk outside the venue before police took Windhart to the precinct to answer a disturb ance charge.
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Serena Windhart
Dinner of Welcome to Major Highley Man Next Monday
A dinner of welcome for Major Highley, recently returned from service overseas, will be held Monday evening at the Industrial Club. The Union Pacific’s Wyoming division master mechanic, Major Highley, is to resume his post as details of the event include music by the Pavion Pacific band.
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Major Highleyman
Ainter
J. W. Highleyauly
Highleyman
Wyonme
Union Pacific
Six Arrested for Traffic Violations
Six arrests were made yesterday for violation of traffic ordinances. The defendants will be arraigned in police court this afternoon. The suspects include one utility vehicle one bread delivery car and one express car among others.
Bolshevik Army Recruits in Crisis Reported in London Dispatch
London reports a Bolshevik mobilization drive with a proclamation ordering rear reinforcements to the western front. Desertions rise in north Bosnia and Petrograd garrison units show discontent over pay and discipline.
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London
Itatanee
Ue Aolaheviki
Fla
Peblo
Petrowrad
Western Front
Bosnia
Ural
Petrograd
Motorists to Spend Billion on Tires in 1919
American motorists will spend over one billion dollars for automobile and truck tires in 1919. The figure, from BF Gomirich Rubber Co, is based on a conservative one dollar per tire. Excludes tubes and other material, which would raise the total by several million. It is expected that about 7.4 million motor vehicles will be in operation this year, with roughly three quarters used for cars and trucks.
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American Motorisia A
Gomirich Mubber Co
Fort Russell Units Leave for Alaska Voyage to Vancouver Port
Companies E and F of the Twenty first Infantry will depart Fort Russell for Vancouver Washington and then sail to Alaska. Lese companies will remain at Fort Russell, leaving four companies of the Twenty first behind. The departing officers are Taplin Overspeed of Company F and Captain Pratt Naro of Company FE.
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Twentyfirst
Fort Russell
Vancouver
Washington
Alaska
Kor Russel
Taplin Overspeed
Pratt Naro
Disgrace Ends in Tragedy as Mother and Sister Die
In Pellingham Washington last night Everett Uonely, freed on leave from Walla Walla penitentiary, witnessed his mother die from a broken heart and soon after his sister Fidel shot herself after the mother’s death. Friends say two other Couch family members fear for Everett’s safety as he faces return to prison.
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Pellingham
Wash
Kversis Uonely
Walla Walls
Aeling
L. Hart
Fidel
Priende
Couch
Everett
Prisoner Awarded Damages Sparks Prison Inspection Blitz
A Los Angeles prisoner receives 8200 in damages for alleged bites by “cooties” during incarceration. The case triggers a wide review of city and county jails in the bay district as officials probe safety and procedures.
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San Francisgo
Os Angeles
Bay District
Los Angeles
Quebec Votes Wet by Enormous Majority
Quebec voters approved removing prohibition for beer and wine, producing a large wets victory. Tabulated results show a majority around 700,000, aligning with a continental dry trend. The measure exempts beer and wine from the dry law in the province.
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Quebec
Montreal
United States
Canada
Mexico
Ownership and management details for Cheyenne State Leader
Notarized statement lists publisher Leader Publishing Co and editor Randolph Leigh, Cheyenne Wyoming, with business managers Randolph Leigh and Albert Hearst. Owners include Randolph Leigh J A Carpenter John E Osborne J S Bartlett and J B Kendrick. Security holders include Mertenthaler Linotype Co. and others per 1942 act.
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Congress
Cheyenne State Leader
Cheyenne
Wyoming
State of Wyoming
Laramie
Randolph Leigh
Leader Publishing Co
Albert Hearst
Wyo
J. A. Carpenter
John E. Osborne
Rawlins
Bartlett
J. B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Convict murderers of two pursued by officers
Four escapees from Buena Vista reportedly killed two men near Pueblo and stole their car. Hunter and Parks, shot and killed, were found dumped while bandits fled toward the Walsenburg district. Witnesses Reed and Parker encountered the gunmen as the escapees attempted to redirect a vehicle toward Pueblo. Hunter, 55, a Niwe district farmer, and Parks, 35, a salesman, left families behind.
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Associate Press
Pueblo
Colo
Buena Visti
Graneroes
Banilite
E. Parks
William Unter
Nye
Golo
Hunter
Parks
Walsenburg
W. F. Reed
Jack Parker
William Hunter
Niue
Judge Hunter
Trinidad Parka
Rye
Fox Terrier and Breach of Promise Specialist Dies
George W. Quintard a ten year Broadway figure who bred and trained fox terriers died from a fall near a roof garden. He inherited 1000 from his father in 1908 and faced two breach of promise suits and a 65721 dollar jewelry suit claiming intoxication. He bred Ruby Dazzler and Wireboy of Py at Auburndale kennels and served as an artilleryman in France before mustering out.
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New York
George W. Quinnard
Broadway
Quintard
James W. Quintard
White Plains
Chivagoan
Fifth Avenue
Auburndale
Ruby Dazzler
Matford Vic
Wireboy
France
McLaughlin Recovers From Belleau Wood Wound
E A McLaughlin arrives at Port Hassell with contingent of overseas men to be discharged from the service at the local fort. He is recovering from a wound received in the Belleau Wood battle, one of France s bloodiest battlegrounds. He hails from Salt Lake City.
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E. A. McLaughlin
Port Hassell
Belleau Wood
France
Salt Lake
Tank Corps Men at Ft Russell Arrive. Cheyenne Soldier Among Them
Fifty two light and heavy tank corps members who served in Europe arrive at Fort Russell and will be discharged tomorrow. Included among the group are several Cheyenne residents.
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Tank Corps
Ft. Russell
Europe
Russell
Cheyenne
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