Bolshevik Atrocities Reported At Osa And Perm Regions
American Red Cross officials and researchers report mass killings by Bolsheviks in and around Osa in Perm region. About 2 000 civilians murdered, including lawyers, doctors, priests, and thrifty citizens. Evidence includes exhumations and testimonies of survivors. churches looted and religious teaching banned in Perm district.
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Omsk
Osa
Messrs. Simmonds and
Emerson
Rudolph Teusler
American Red Cross
Perm
Casagrande
Yekaterinburg
Néd Cross
Commisar
Asdann
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Keeps Mild Trade Winds
The forecast calls for generally fair weather across Wyoming on Wednesday and Thursday. Warmer temperatures are expected in the southeast portion on Wednesday.
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Wyoming
Victory loan urged as antidote to Bolshevism in New York speech
Carter Glass urged wide distribution of the Victory Loan, the $4.5 billion bond issue, to give Americans a material stake in government. He said banks would be hampered if the loan was banked entirely by them and urged business leaders to participate to thwart Bolshevism and teach thrift.
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New York
Carter Glass
Treasury
Glass
Denver Man Arrested for Passing Stationary Streetcar
C B R Young of Denver was arraigned last night on city traffic charges for driving past a street car at a stop to take on passengers. Court records show the incident occurred while the car stood along the street.
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Denver
C.br, Young
Young
Two Arrested in Pool Hall Fight
Charles Portop and N Pontello were arrested last night on a disturbance charge after a fight in a pool hall. Pontello posted $25 bail for appearance in police court today. Portop remained in jail.
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Charles Portop
N. Pontello
Pontello
Porter da
One Legged Man Severely Injured In Car Crash
A Merit automobile driven by A J Vaughn of Fort Golling Galo crashed into a tree at Twenty eighth Eck and Carey avenue last evening at seven. Vaughn suffered injuries possibly polse rious. Harry Graham of Cheyenne was another occupant with a double fracture of the right leg. Both men were taken to St John’s hospital. The car was speeding and swerved into the tree. the cause remains unknown. Graham previously had his left leg ground off in a railroad accident years earlier.
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A. J. Vaughn
Fort Golling
Galo
Twenty-eightheck
Carey Avenue
Vaughn
Harry Graham
Cheyenne
St. John's Hospital
Graham
Turnips and Troubles in Postwar Debt Talks
The Associated Press notes Paris reports that Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey face unresolved financial responsibility for damages after German compensation issues. Debtor assets have largely vanished, with wreckage left to address claims from Italy Romania and Serbia.
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Associated Press
Paris
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
Gokenet Sad
Italy
Thumania
Serbia
Utah Senators Endorse League of Nations Covenant
Salt Lake City April 15 United States Senators Reed Smoot and W H King of Utah endorsed the League of Nations covenants as amended in statements today Senator Smoot said the amendments meet his hearty approval and Senator King said they meet the demands in favor of ratification with the covenant as amended
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Salt, Lake
United States
Reed Smoot
W. H. King
Utah
Smoot
King
Marine Strike Renewal Sets 16,000 Workers Idle Today
The Marine Workers' affiliation announced a renewal of the general harbor strike affecting about 16,000 workers. The new walkout will begin at 6 4 p.m. and aims to halt harbor operations nationwide, signaling renewed labor tensions and potential impact on shipments.
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Dy Assoc
New York
Marine Workers
General Harbor
Millionaire to Draw Pension in Salt Lake City
Tess Knight of Provo Utah a reputed millionaire is to receive a monthly pension of 20. Knight a veteran of the Blackhawk Indian War of 1866 is said to have been awarded the pension without request.
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Salt Lake
Tess Knight
Provo
Utah
Knight
Mayor Hansen warns against Bolshevism and anarchy
In San Francisco April 15 Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle spoke to a mass meeting urging Americans to resist Bolshevism and anarchy. He warned the ideology promises equality but seeks abolition of private property and government, urging the Goldom Rule to prevail.
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San Francisco
America
Goldom
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Gmvie
Western states seek Smith Lever funds reform dispute
A meeting of eleven western state directors of extension urged changes in Smith Lever act fund distribution to favor Intermountain states. John T. Caine of Utah argued Pennsylvania's higher output still earns more despite lower rural population, calling current apportionment unfair to Idaho Wyoming Utah Nevada Colorado Montana Arizona New Mexico.
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Salt Lake
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
Agricul
John T. Caine
Logan
Pennsylvania
Caine
Inter Mountain
Inter-mountain District
Who Will Provide Home and Care for This Infant Girl
A Wyoming Children’s society seeks a new home for a baby after her mother’s death. The infant’s fifteen year old sister, who is deaf, cannot raise the child or care for the family’s other youngsters. Anyone willing to provide a home and care for the infant should contact the secretary for details.
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Wyoming
Rebinea
Germany Invited to Versailles Hear Punishment for War Crimes
The Paris council of four formally invites Germany to send delegates to Versailles on April 25 to hear Allied verdict and penalties for starting the war. London reports say peace terms will remain secret until presented to Germany.
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Germany
Associated Press
Council of Four
Paris
Versailles
Associated Powers
London
Wilson
Prainee
United States
Adriatic
Italy
Jugo-Slivia
Arthur J. Balfour
Council
Puavid Liovdl George
England
Praca
Econome Council
Reparations Commission
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Bavaria
Munich
Hoffmann
Danaig
Herlin
Mannheim
Chemmity
Bolsheviki
Severd Des
Arch 1
Murmains
Basarabia
Petlura
Beos Ae
Bolshev
Impeachment Vote Looms in Des Moines House Fight
In Des Moines on eve of the vote for Governor Harding's fate, impeachment or censure appears likely after the Judiciary Committee's authority report. Key factions align with Weaver Giltner Alderman Springs Harrington pushing impeachment while Trodeers Temple Moore defend. Outcome hinges on committee action and party lines.
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Des Moines
W. J. Harding
Iowa House of Representatives
House
Harding
Weaver
Giltner
Alderman
Springs
Harrington
Trodeers
Temple
Moore
Attorney Havener
Tallmire Succeeds Briscoe as Auditor at Coal Corp
P. P. Briscoe who led the auditing division of Union Pacific Coal and affiliated concerns for twelve years leaves for Omaha to take the chief clerkship in the auditor’s office of Union Pacific Railroad. Frank Tallmire, the former chief clerk in the coal auditing department, succeeds him. Associates presented Briscoe a stick pin as Tallmire spoke of the esteem for the retiring auditor. Both men received many congratulations on their promotions.
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P. P. Briscoe
Union Pacific Coal Company
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Jie
Frank Tailmire
Briscoe
Tallmire
Poker Players In Death Grapple Fall From High Window
In Duluth on April 5, a dispute over a game ended when Peter Johnson and Frank Owler crashed through a hotel window from a three story height. Johnson died instantly while Owler suffered severe injuries.
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Duluth
Mion
Peter Johnson
Frank Owler
Oigtt
Johinson
Vogler
Senator Garrish incident at Waldorf Astoria dinner shocks diners
United States Senator George Chamberlain faced a disruptive scene at a Sphinx club dinner in New York. A diner shouted anti flag protest prompting a physical altercation with Riuwanl W. Mitchal, vice president of Texas & Oklahoma Oil, who restrained the man and caused a disturbance until removal.
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New York
United States
George
Chamberlain
Sphinx Club
Waldorf Astor
Oregon
Riuwanl W. Mitchal
Texas & Oklahoma OF Company
Waas
Mitchell
Dia
Lurther
Etuck
Nohert
Scarborough
Sida Abou
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