Italy's Price Too Great Says Council Delays at Paris
Delegates failed to act as Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino push for Italy's terms. Italy rejects compromise on Fiume and Dalmatian coast. private talks with Lloyd George loom. Elsewhere, Polish forces push on Vilna, Baranisch and Novogradiek. Budapest unrest and Turkish revolution spark new Soviet government developments.
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Oned
Paris
Orlando
Sonnmano
Adriatic
Fiume
Lay
Nor
Teresh
Wilson
Weal
Italy
Britain
Italans
Council of Four
Baron Aid
Miecount Chinda
Kiae-Chau
Premer Orlando
Lloyd George
Vilna
Baransich
Novogradiek
Budapest
Munich
Wurttemburg
Turkey
Leagues Open 1949 Season With Shortened Schedules
The National and American leagues restart after an eight month layoff. The 1949 schedules are cut to 140 games to save costs. NL opens with New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Chicago. AL games include Boston and Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Cleveland, and Chicago at St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Heston
Pittsburgh
Chisago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Poston
Philadelhia Bot
Cleveland
Devolt
Chicago
Aberdeen First City Over Top for Bonds
Aberdeen, April 22. Ween passed its loan quota of 564 00 by 12000 today. Purchasers totaled 7 500, or 40 percent of the city population.
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Aberdeen
Adbaderen
Waah
V- Ween
Weather brief notes cooler spell ahead
Fragmentary weather note reports cooler conditions on Thursday with a wet or wintry edge around the period.
Opposed Plan to Feed Russia Cited by Archangel General
Archangel on April 21 Lieut. Gen. Eugene Karlovitch Miller voiced strong opposition to Dr Fridtjorf Nansens plan to feed Russia. He said aiding enemies while victory nears is inappropriate and other officials shared the view.
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Associated Press
Archangel
Eugene Karlovitch Miller
Associated Press Today
Fridtjorf Nansen
Russia
Miller
Highway and Hospital Bonds Carry in Wyoming Election
Returns from yesterday’s highway bond election show overwhelming approval in Laramie County and statewide, while county hospital bonds pass by a small margin in the light Cheyenne vote. Rural districts opposed the hospital bonds, but Cheyenne’s votes likely secured passage as polls closed at 7. Governor Carey reported broad statewide backing for the highway bond issue of 23800000.
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Wyoming
Laramie
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Cheyennne
Two Trainloads of Soldiers Arrive at Russell Tuesday
Two special trains carrying about 600 officers and men arrived at Fort Russell on Tuesday to be mustered out this week. A large contingent of overseas troops was also expected to reach the post before the end of the week.
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Russell
Fort Russell
Better Millions of Money Than Millions of Lives Says Glass
Louisville April 22 Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass told bankers loan workers and soldiers why Americans over subscribed the Liberty Loan. He said the way to meet critics of extravagance is to ask whether it is better to spend millions of dollars or millions of lives in war.
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Louisville
Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Pena
Vitary Liberty Loan
Victory Loan
Mr. Glass
Erzberger Warns Against Anglo Saxon Alliance
Berlin report says Mathias Erzberger, head of the German armistice commission, urged the peace commission to oppose a continental European alliance against the Anglo-Saxons, arguing it would wreck the League of Nations magic. He called for clear questions on war responsibility and neutral participation.
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Associated Prena
Berlin
Mathias Erzberger
Jon
Peace Commission
National Assembly
League of Nations
Broberger
Villa followers again wreck railroads and loot towns
Reports from northern Mexico say Villa followers wrecked a 20 car freight train on the Mexico Northwestern last Thursday including lumber cars. They burned the Santa Ynabe bridge, disabled the locomotive, looted food supplies, and hanged mayor Rauredo Duren in Souceilio Chihuahua after he refused to rough up civilians for ransom.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Villa
Mexico
Mexico Northwestern
Santa Ynabe
Souceilio
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Pelipa Angelos
Rauredo Duren
Germans Repel British at La Bassée Canal in Picardy
One year ago today German forces threw British troops back across the canal as French and British lines rallied for a great spring offensive. Allies cling to channel ports under heavy bombardment while questions arise about American aid. Victory Liberty Loan promotion urged readers.
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Picardy Battia
Channel
France
Captain Goff of 146th Artillery Exhibits War Relics
War relics gathered by Captain Harry L. Goff of Cheyenne from his service with the 148th Field Artillery are on display in a Sands-Hayes drug store window. The exhibit includes war photographs and stories from the Battle of Chateau Thierry, with notes on the regiment’s role in the Meuse bridge bombardment and occupation duties in Coblenz.
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Harry L. Goff
Cheyenne
France
148Th Field Artillery
Wyoming
Sands-Hayes
Goff
Tacoma
New York
Europe
Coblenz
Joe Goff
148Th Arllery, Ue
Gol. Burke HW. Sinclair
State Seader
Keditirick
448Th
Chateau Thierry
Meuse
Army of Occupation
48Th
Sinclair
Catamelle
Colon
Eagles Smoke Social Draws Large Local Attendance
Cheyenne Aeria No. 128 Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted a smoker on Monday night at Ufo Fagtes ball. The program featured athletic and musical events with ample refreshments as guests enjoyed the lodge’s hospitality.
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Cheyenne Aeria No. 128
Judge Raymond to Sit In Local Court
Judge W. O. G. Mentzer of the First Judicial District is summoned to Des Moines by a relative’s death to sit in Laramie county court. Judge Naymond of the Seventh Judicial District will sit in for him in Newcastle cases until his arrival.
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W. Og, Mentzer
First Judicial District
Des Moines
C. Naymond
Seventh Judicial District
Laramie County
Reymond
Newcastle
Youngsters Seek Pennants in City School Tourney
In Cheyenne the public schools basketball tournament opened with strong turnout and partisan support. Churchill girls beat Johnson, Gentral girls beat Converse, Converse boys defeatedGarlett, Central boys edged Churchill 9–7 after extra time. Next games set for Thursday at 4 PM with 5 and 10 cent admissions.
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Gennante
Churchill School
Johnson School
Gentral School
Converse School
Garlett School
Central School
Churc- Ill
Central Boys
Chutchill
Johnson
Converse
Corlelt Bova
Central
Churchill
Woman dies after taking poison in personal crisis
Mrs. Fila Whittaker 45 wife of traveling salesman C Whittaker died at St Johns hospital from strychnine swallowed earlier in the day. An inquest will be held as a note in personal crisis stated the motive. The couple recently moved from Oklahoma to 2049 Pioneer avenue. A vial of strychnine was found in her room and death occurred within hours after emergency treatment.
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Fila Whittaker
C. Whittaker
St. John’s Hospital
Goroner
Pioneer Avenue
Pond “Lita
Hansen to Visit Denmark After Durham Farm Sale
J. G. Hansen, a well known farmer from the Durham district, was in the city yesterday to handle the sale of his farm. Hanson, a Dane by birth, plans to visit his native land in the coming months.
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J. G. Hansen
Durham
Hansen
Estrada Pays Fine and Obtains Release
Juan Estrada who faced a $44 fine or 43 days in jail for assault on another Mealean was released yesterday after serving seven days and paying the remaining balance of the fine.
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Juan Estrada
Asault
Women Launch Victory Loan Campaign Here
Enthusiastic women workers launched the Victory Liberty Loan drive in the city soliciting subscriptions. By the end of the day they had collected 2420 dollars. County chairwoman Mrs. J L Jordan announced that Burns Hillsdale Carpenter and Pine Bluffs will receive a captured German helmet when the county hits its quota.
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Victory Liberty Loan
J. L. Jordan
Burns
Hillsdale
Carpenter
Pine Bluffs
Billy Sunday to visit Cheyenne for Victory Liberty Loan drive
Evangelist Billy Sunday arrives in Cheyenne today to bolster the Victory Liberty Loan drive. He will address students at the high school gymnasium this afternoon and speak at the Y near the YMCA hut for soldiers if the weather turns poor. A morning and evening program includes Fort Russell and a public gathering at the gym. He departs for Salt Lake City after the events.
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Law Enforcement Division
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Smalley
Fraser
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Rotary Club
Plains Hotel
Aheyenne
Forts Russell
Billy Fenday
Evangelist
America
Billy Sunday
Cheyenne Loiday
Victory Liberty Loan
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Plains
Ystd
Mt Ie
Eymnasium
Standay
Fort Rowsell
Orlock
Sunday
Salt Lake Gily
Burglaries Target W. W. Kleinke Garage and Auto
Burglars broke into the W. W. Kleinke garage at 1615 Capitol Avenue and stole a 1916 Mader touring car, license 10047, after forcing a rear window and breaking the east door. Police traced the vehicle to a nearby auto sales shop but recovered no suspects or the car.
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W. W. Kleinke
Capitol Avenie
Dodge
David J. Howell
United States Metriel
Wyoming
Parage
Kielokw
Poe
Toghreu
Poles Capture Vilna and Rail Junctions
Polish troops seize the Vilna rail centers Baranovich and the railway line to Lida after breaking through near Vilna. Reports from Warsaw note Poles advancing south along the Vilna to Lida route and a breakthrough on the Lemberg front against Ukrainian forces. Paris dispatches say Hungary and Belgium facing upheaval as government changes unfold in Budapest amid riots.
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Associated Press
H Pats
Baranovich Back
Vilna
Warsaw
Lida
Lemberg
Communists Overthrown in Lindau Bavaria Election Rejection
Report from Lindau in southern Bavaria says Communist resistance was weak as Bavarian and Württemberg troops besieged the town. Citizens voted Saturday under troop protection to reject the government’s policy, while a red guard train was stopped and prisoners taken. Bavarian war minister Retelustail and staff reportedly were captured by government forces.
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Rene
Lindau
Bavaria
Varian
Wurttemburg
Linda
Munich
Bina Somnrnenaiets
Rateenreit
Retelustail
Local Shoe House Fills Record Order for Troops
The Jenkins company received a large order from the 348th artillery troops at Port Hapssittie for shoes in many sizes and widths. The order was paid from the company mess fund and filled within twenty four hours, supplying nearly every man in the company with new footwear. The sale reflects a substantial exurchase by the firm in support of the troops.
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J. Pronkina Shia Company
Wyoming
Jenkins Company
Headquacs
Port Hapssittie
Sheen
Trousters Company
Focal Company
Ph Marhal
Army Tank to Visit Cheyenne Tomorrow
A war era tank will be exhibited in Cheyenne tomorrow as part of Liberty Loan support events. Clark, chairman for Laramie County, leads the local display planned to travel through business districts and appear at a public exhibition.
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Cheyenne
Vielirs
Clark
Chaimean
Laramie County
Qualerdey
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Tiariahe Markets Company
Willy Une
Estepacy
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Treat Quelirs Company
Eee
Moey Lal Spperael
Cyprib
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