German Delegates Arrive at Versailles for Peace Talks
From Paris and Berlin reports note the first German delegates reached Versailles to begin discussions at the peace congress. The arrival was low‑key with guards and police precautions while Berlin quotes Professor Walter M. A Secnesking saying the German delegates have authority to sign the treaty on site, subject to national assembly ratification.
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Heart Trouble Fatal to Mines Millionaire
Julius Les2m, a pioneer in Arizona copper mining and owner of several copper mines said to have amassed a fortune, died suddenly of heart disease tonight in York.
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Wyoming Subscriptions Reported At Liberty Victory Loan
Wyoming is credited with 214,660 in subscriptions toward a 196,000,000 loan quota after figures compiled late today. The district, based in Kansas City, reported 124,177,000 subscribed across its Liberty Victory Loan headquarters.
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Woman shoots husband in courtroom divorce case
In Chicago on April 25 Emma G. Simpson fired three shots at her telegrapher husband Elmer A. Simpson after being awarded separate maintenance. He was wounded fatally likely. she is held without bail on attempted murder charges.
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Leviathan Mine Encounter Misses Disaster Off Grand Banks
The troop carrier Leviathan carrying 12,000 soldiers docked in New York after arriving with six transports. Officers reported the ship missed a mine by about thirty feet off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland Tuesday morning.
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Archangel Forces Drive Toward Arctic Sea Route Link
Reports from the Russian general staff say Archangel and Siberian allied forces opening a summer transport line. A Russian unit under General Schapshnikoff occupies Ost Uchta at the Ishna and Uchta rivers junction while Bolsheviks abandon grounds on the Vashka and Megen rivers.
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Trieste May Cease to the Allied Port
Paris reports that if differences with Italy worsen it may be undesirable for Allied supply lines. The American food control board plans to divert Mediterranean food to Noordam Bremen Hamburg and Danzig ports. From those ports rail shipments would reach central European peoples now fed via the Adriatic.
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Wyoming Weather Forecast Sees Showers Likely Weekend
The forecast indicates scattered showers across Wyoming with northern and western portions likely to see rain Saturday while eastern areas may experience showers on Sunday. Temperature trends and wind details not provided in readable text.
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One Year Ago Today in War Time Headlines
One year ago today Hune seventy five mile gun shelled Paris streets as Germans advance on allied fronts. British and French cling to battered lines at Plo Hard y and Hangard en Santorne preparations noted for a Somme attack. German thrusts in Flanders threaten Mount Kommel sector while small American units train overseas. Victory Liberty Loan appeal urges prior payments.
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Wyoming highway bonds spur state road expansion plan
The Wyoming state highway commission meets at the capitol to outline a three year road system funded by approval of 2.8 million state highway bonds. The plan leverages federal aid to raise total spending above 6 million dollars, about 30 dollars per resident, with federal cooperation needed to select improvements. The five commissioners include M. M. Johnston and L. W. A. Gondict, among others, and details will be refined after a general plan is approved.
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Constabulary Disbands Northern Colorado Patrol Open Border
The Colorado state constabulary in northern Colorado is ordered broken up with patrols reduced to minimum while authorities maintain a small force to guard federal offices in the capital. The move follows warnings of bootleggers crossing from Wyoming as Colorado bars reopen, sparking concerns of increased heist activity along the border and illicit liquor traffic.
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Burleson accuses publishers in graft demand bust
Washington April 26 Post master general Burleson launches new charge against publishers claiming they seek $72,000,000 in graft via postal rate zone and class mail reforms. He asserts an organized effort to attack his administration while defending postal and wire service funding and calling for public scrutiny.
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Four Trainloads of Soldiers Due to Arrive Today
Four trainloads of troops expected at the post today in a major demobilization influx. Detachments of the 1551 Infantry with routes via Union Pacific and Burlington lines were to be ferried from Denver for reassignment, with one eastbound train and another from the west anticipated to arrive tonight.
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Two Million Tons of Steel Shipping Orders Cancelled
A record of canceled shipping orders for two million tons of steel tied to wartime construction contracts. The government paused orders as the nation prepared for broader mobilization and amnesty measures, affecting yards and production across the country.
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Fatty Arbuckle Buys Controlling Interest in Vernon Club
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, famed actor, purchased the controlling interest in the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast baseball league this afternoon. The sale, announced by Thomas J. Carmody the seller, includes a small retained interest in the organization.
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Italian Premier Withdraws From Conference
The report notes Victor Vittorio Orlando withdrawing from the pesca conferenza and returning to Italy. It says his departure signals a suspension of cooperation in the peace conference rather than a rupture. American delegates expect a settlement after talks with Promice Or Tando and the allied parliament. Demonstrations in Rome reportedly cheer the United States while voicing hostility toward President Wilson.
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Military Police Arrest Bootlegging Suspect in Millbury Case
Militia police arrested William Woolnd on charges of bootlegging whiskey to Wooldlnis for the post. The incident centers on illicit spirits distribution connected to Millbury.
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Italians Attack Americans in Paris Cafes
A Paris reporter recalls bitter sentiment toward Americans in Rome with cafe incidents and notes Italian leaders sending messages as Premier Orlando moves toward Rome. American delegates regret the rift but anticipate a settlement after talks with the Hattan parliament and warn peace may be delayed by the Haitian accident.
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Paris Peace Conference Notes Drag On Amid Delegations
Paris dispatch reports no breakthrough as the Thalan and Tatton delegations clash over representation and timelines. Premier Orlande may resume negotiations with Germany in June at Versailles, while allied commissions and the economic council continue limited talks on armistice, supplies, and transport.
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French Peace Delegation Reports Log Session Delivers Views
The French peace delegation met and exchanged views on work of the post conference. Marshal Foch presented cabinet details of the military outlook and prob fetes submitted to the conference.
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Allied Blockade Caused Deaths in Germany 1916 1978
The imperial health ministry reports that from 1916 to 1978 under nourishment killed 743,000 Germans and influenza contributed 169,000 deaths due to loss of resistance. The memo cites the Allied blockade as the underlying cause and notes the total toll reaches 912,000.
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Slow mine explosion cuts Paris Belgium line near Miraumont
A slow nine mine laid by the German forces last November exploded today between Miraumont and Achiel, blowing the main Paris Belgium railroad line for about 100 yards. No injuries were reported.
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