Wilson Urges Nation to Redeem Pledge in Victory Liberty Loan
President Wilson, writing from Paris, urged full redemption of the 4.5 billion Victory Liberty Loan noting 60,000 men have redeemed their blood pledge. He said the world is free from militarism but at the threshold of happier times requiring utmost fulfillment of engagements and new bonds drive the campaign with early subscriptions and optimistic forecasts.
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Washington
Dent Wilson
Prande
Paris
Wilson
Treasury
Lewis B. Franklin
War Loan Organization
Portland Facing Paralysis of Its Shipyards
Portland officials announce a general conference of shipbuilders and industry followers on Monday to avert mass unemployment from halted government fore contracts and canceled war contracts. Mayor Baker warns failure to act could strand local yard work and threaten thousands of jobs.
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Portland
Ore
Baker
Woda
Riner Home Sold to A Nimmo and Latter Home to C B Boyce
The residence at 2140 Carey avenue, longtime home of Judge J A Riner of the United States court for the district of Wyoming, was sold yesterday to Alex Nimmo a rancher of Morse Greek district for 44500 The sale was negotiated by Dan Hart real estate man Nimmo and family will occupy the property as a town residence The Nimmo deal included the one and one half lots 7 and 8 block 20 Mr Narkadale also negotiated the sale of the Nimwie home at 742 East Twentieth Street to Charles B Boyce secretary of the Hlale board of livestock communication The commission Wed S¢ ee rm ed
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Carey Avenue
J. A. Riner
United & Court
District of Wyomlie
Wan
Alex Nimmo
Morse Greek District
Dan &, Hart ‘Ie
Nimmo
Narkadale Yowtertiy
Charles B. Boyes
Hlale Board of Livestock
Nuniuuinaiun
Comelion
Californians Bar Japanese From Schools
The California assembly adopted an amendment to the senate school bill to bar Japanese from regular elementary schools where Mongolian special schools exist. Administration leaders urged its withdrawal but it passed against the amendment after Assemblyman Green argued Japanese were forcing themselves into regular schools despite the claim they are not Mongolians.
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Gacramento
Senate
Assemblyman
Green
California Governor Grants Commutation for Young Murderer
Sacramento April 19 A commutation to life imprisonment was granted today by Governor Stephens to Harold Denman age 18 who was sentenced to hang April 25 for the murder of Philip Metz in Los Angeles Two accomplices pleaded guilty and were sentenced to life imprisonment Denman pleaded not guilty and stood trial The commutation was recommended by the trial judge.
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Sacramento
Stephens
Harold Denman
Philip Metz
Los Angeles
Denman
Fife
Youthful Death Row Inmate Confesses To Murder
Harold Penman, once sentenced to death and later commuted to life for the murder of Philip J. Mets, is 19 and a deserter from the United States Army. He confessed after conviction to a string of hold ups and violent crimes culminating in Mets death. Mets was a grocer killed by robbers while walking after midnight January 22, 1918.
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Los Angeles
Imarold Penman
Philip J. Mets
Tal
Melz
Mota
Deportations of Undesirables to Begin in May
In Portland Oregon 67 citizens of 22 countries are under sentence or held for deportation proceedings. Inspector A P Bonham said some have parole during the war and many are jailed or bonded. Deportations may start next month or after the peace treaty is signed.
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Portland
Oro
Oregon
Germany to Pay Reparations Report Adopted by Commission
Paris reports the commission on reparations unanimously adopted the second sub committee's report on the financial capacity of enemy states and restitution to be made by Germany. The plan covers ships rolling stock and livestock. President Wilson met with Premier Clemenceau at the war office this afternoon before Clemenceau hosted Marshal.
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Paris
Commission On
Germany
Meyer
Wilson
Clemenceau
War Office
Pane Clemenceau
Marshal
Hungarians Report Repulse of Attack by Rumanians
Budapest dispatch reports Romanian forces attacked Hungarian troops but location of the engagement is not given. The message states the Romanians suffered tremendous losses.
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Copenhagen
Budapest
Ten U-Boat Chasers Reach San Francisco
Ten submarine chasers including chaser 297 arrive in San Francisco aboard the government tug Snohomish from San Diego. They report service in the war zone and carry ten men injured in a gasoline explosion on Monday.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Snohomish
Japanese Disappointed Over Failure at Paris Covenant
A Tokyo dispatch reports Japanese delegates failed to gain inclusion in the League of Nations covenant. Hochi urges Japan to reconsider withdrawal while many papers commend a brave, steady response and continued effort to shape the league’s stance.
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Paris
Tokio
League of Haond of
Elatise
Japan
Hochi
League of Nations
Mother of Mondell Aide Helen Barrow Dies at 82
Mrs Helen M Barrow mother of the late M C Barrow of Sagebrush Philosophy and Frank Barrow private secretary to Congressman Mondell dies at age 82 in Douglas Wyoming The longtime figure connected with the Mondell circle passes away.
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Douglas
Wyo
Helen M. Barrow
M. CG. Barrow
Barrow
VF. W. Mondell
Wyoming
Aublcan
Acquitted in Fatal Accident Case at Douglas
George W. Folagd, a well known local man, was acquitted of responsibility for a fatal run away at Douglas that caused William Ayers’ death months ago. The jury cleared Folagd of charges accusing him of frightening the team by Ayers pool, triggering the fatal incident.
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George W. Folagd
Douglas
William Ayers
Ppa Automobile
Ayers
Dock workers avert New York harbor tie up
New York April 419 marine workers, urged by Mayor Hylan, agreed to return to work on a 10 hour basis and submit wage disputes to arbitration.
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New York
Port of
Hylan
Easy Money Stock Selling Operations Lead to Penitentiary
Douglas report states F. F. Anderson sold stock through the Plymouth Securities company a non existent corporation. Convicted of obtaining money under false pretenses he receives seven to ten years in Wyoming's penitentiary. Witness Warden Backland testified Anderson previously served time in Michigan for fake stock sales.
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Douglas, Wyo
F. F. Anderson
Plymouth Securities Company
Wyoming
Anderson
Plymouth
Warden Backland
Minnesota
Michigan
Vitriolic editor T G Nicholson dies in California
LANDER WY April 19 T G Nicholson famed for a sharp pen and bold editorials died recently at Colfax California He once ran the Lander Eagle and a brief Wyoming career ended after a criminal libel conviction and notoriety for his venomous writing
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Landdr
Wyo
T. G. Nicholson
Lander Eagle
Colfax
California
Nicholson
Wyoming Journalian
Lbel
Wealthy Farmer Killed by Robbers in Sioux City Home
A well to do retired farmer, Lare Petersen, was killed during a robbery at his Sioux City residence. Investigators say the intruders bound his hands and feet, believing a large amount of money remained in the home. The crime is considered a careful, early evening raid.
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Sioux City
Lare
Pelérsen
Ken
Petersen
Weather Outlook Amid Weekend Cold Front
A distorted weather brief notes a weekend forecast with rain and cold conditions. The readable parts point to Sunday and Monday possibly bringing unsettled skies and lower temperatures.
Big Guns for Coast Defense on Rail Cars
Washington January 19. The War Department announces a plan to overhaul coast defense by using railway and tractor artillery. An Officers Reserve Corps will add at least 1500 trained personnel annually through cooperation with universities. The program envisions mobile coast ordnance linked to rail and coastal military roads.
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Washington
Rees
Seaboard
Negro Who Jumped His Bond Brought Back From Missouri
Frank Towne, colored, sought for trial in an assault at a seaside resort and for jumping a $1,000 bond, was returned to Casper by Kansas City authorities after being located there. He allegedly fired a revolver at Sir Stewart during a fight. Stewart fired back, causing serious injuries. Towne was in custody after hospital release and to face spring district court proceedings.
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Casper Wye
Frank Towne
Sir Stewart
Seadbar
Casper
Kansan
Towne
Towns
Spring Bern
Beeral
Kansas City
Germans Not Yet Invited to Versailles Peace Talks
In Benin on April 19 the German armistice commission said no official invitation to German delegates for the Versailles peace negotiations had been received yet. The report notes only informal contacts and no definite invitation issued.
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Versailles
Benin
German Armistion Commission
Gikend
Maria
Beslia
German U-111 Submarine Docks in New York Harbor
The German submarine U-111, one of the largest undersea destroyers, slips into New York harbor with Imperial naval flag flying. It will be taken to the navy yard and exhibited to boost interest in the Victory plan following the armistice.
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New York
New York Harbor
Navy Yard
Unbroken Flight Attempt by Army Aviator Across Atlantic
Army aviator Captain White completes a pioneering but interrupted flight from Chicago to New York and toward the Atlantic at an average speed around 106 mph. Windy conditions and a navigational error lead to a forced landing and a days‑long delay before reporting. Weather forecasts project favorable conditions for a west to east Atlantic crossing from London.
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Mineola
N.Y
Plyme
Caplin Bk. PF
Direct Hospital Bond Vote Pending for Loramte County
Electors in Loramte county face a special election next Thursday to authorize 75,000 in county hospital bonds. The decision hinges on financing through direct taxation or a bond issuance repayable over several years, with debate over the impact on taxes and expanded hospital services.
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Loramte Couna
Warren Wichardson
Board of Culumilssottere
Raynham Plans Atlantic Hop as Flight Battle Intensifies
In St. Johns Newfoundland Captain Frederick P. Raynham, British aviator, and Harry G. Hawker, Australian, compete for a 50 000 Daily Mail prize to cross the Atlantic. Raynham says he will attempt to hop off tomorrow after earlier delays and hopes to reach England by Easter Monday. Major Wood’s Ireland crossing attempt is delayed as preparations continue and timing shifts from Holyhead toward the Irish Sea.
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ST. Ins
Newfoundland
Frederick P. Raynham
Harry G. Hawker
London Daily Mail
Atlantic
England
London
Majoro
BP Wood
Irelane
Major Wood
Majer Wood
Holyhead
Aerial Club Flight Sparks Notice in Alinobes Circuit
President Wilkinson of the Aerial club of Alinobes hosted overnight in Nerolted Khwathowk. The flight from Nissi plone took off at 950, amid informal support from Diekingom and Mekineon Hiroraphed. The club boasted other flyers who failed at similar attempts while postal airmail trials from New York to Chicago faced issues.
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Therles Wilkinson
Aerial Club of
Alinobes
Washburn Flvll
Mekineon
Wwe
Diekingom
Pofarnad
Ccub
Postal Aerolal
New York
Chicago
Battery A Farewell Banquet Marks Demobilization Prep
Battery A S48th artillery held a farewell banquet at the Plains hotel last night. One hundred sixty men attended as First Lieutenant Herbert J. Ritter served as toastmaster. Ronald’s full orchestra and vaudeville performers from Denver provided entertainment as the unit plans disbursement of its mess fund before demobilization this week.
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Cheseone
Battery A
S48th Artillery
Plajna
Vic
Uhe
Herbert J. Ritter
Ropald
Denver
Ritter
Port Wawel
Plains
Eastern county opposes hospital bond plan in rural votes
Voters in eastern Laramie County express opposition to a proposed county hospital bond. The plan may be delayed as residents in rural areas resist funding via broader taxes. Proponents warn delays could affect projected improvements and future county revenue.
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Isc
Laramie
Disdadola
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