Education the prime investment for boys and girls
Dr. A B Winship of Boston urged that children are America’s greatest crop and education is the key to their development. He spoke at a Cheyenne gymnasium and at Churchill School promoting the parent teacher movement, urging avoidance of cheapness and prejudice in schooling. He illustrated his point with stories and examples and noted the movement’s progress and value.
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A. BP. \inship
Boston
New England Journal of Education
Cheyenne
Winship
Churchill School
E. BE. Brace
Mradston
Miiaca i
Everett
Wash
Gerard 10 meet Kaiser at Army Headquarters
Washington April 27 Secretary Lansing has no new advices from Berlin and the submarine situation remains unchanged. Reports say Ambassador Gerard will confer with Emperor William at army headquarters and may bring a personal communication for the president. The president plans to seek the German reply in a few days and will resist attempts to test war policy in Congress. Lansing has a copy of British merchant captain instructions and may issue guidance to Americans at sea.
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Washington
Lancing
Berlin
Gerard
William
Congress
Lansing
Berlin crisis eases as talks continue with United States
Berlin reports the submarine dispute with the United States largely resolved with no break in diplomatic relations. Ambassador Gerard heads to a Kaiser's conference while Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg returns to Berlin to craft a reply. German submarine commands will receive explicit, though undisclosed, instructions to avoid further incidents during ongoing negotiations.
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Berlin
Amsterdam
Gerard
Grand Army Headquarters
von Bethmann-Holweg
Admiralty
United States
British Navy Sunk Dutch Warship Report From Berlin
Berlin reports that British and Dutch naval actions drew attention as the Dutch Breda crew allegedly concealed news of a sinking. The British submarine K-22 reportedly sank in the North Sea with two survivors, amid a German claim of a parallel sub track attack on a British cruiser Arethusa type.
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Berlin
HLM
de Tribune
India
Great Britain
Tribune
Breda
London
North Sen
Admiralty
Wisconsin Senator Charges Plot to Poison Opinion
Wisconsin Senator accuses a secret telegram campaign of aiming to drive the United States toward a break with Germany. He says the telegrams were prepared in advance to influence senators and representatives during the ongoing embargo discussions.
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Wisconsin
U. S
United States
Germany
Husting
Sherman
Single
Pomorene
Wyoming Weather With Showers Likely North West and East
Weather update shows unsettled conditions in Wyoming with probable showers in the northwest Friday and in the east Saturday. Localized rumbles and light rain possible, but no major storms forecast.
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Wyoming
Joy Riders Who Wrecked Car Near Lake Captured
Five youths and teens involved in stealing a Ford from in front of a Baptist church near Lake Minnehaha were arrested after a chase by Officer R J Talbot. They face malicious trespass charges. the car wreck occurred during a curve near the lake. The owner, A R Towner, may not press charges if the youths show remorse. The State Leader withholds names awaiting Mr Towner’s decision.
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A. R. Towner
Baptist Church
Lake Minnehaha
R. J. Talbot
Sam Thompson
Towner
Final effort to avert big coal strike in anthracite
New York April 27 A joint subcommittee of miners and operators will seek to avert a large coal strike in the anthracite field after talks broke down. Miners demand an eight hour day and a 20 percent wage raise with a closed shop as a potential obstacle. If deadlock persists, resolutions may be sent to the miners convention May 2 when a vote could declare a strike. John F White president of the United Mine Workers said they would waiver the checkoff system, a move operators call unamerican.
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New York
United Mine Workers
Unamerican
United States Reduction sale at Colorado Springs fails again
A scheduled sale of the property of the United States Reduction and Refining Company at Colorado Springs failed yesterday due to a lack of bidders. The sale date was April 21, marking another setback for the plant listing amid weak interest from potential buyers.
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U. S
Colorado Springs
United States Reduction and Refining Company
Visalia Laborer Sentences Self to One Year
In Visalia California on April 27 Ernest Stevenson a local laborer sentenced himself to a year in prison after the judge imposed the term? The report notes the unusual self-imposed sentence and the court proceeding.
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Visalia
Cal
Ernest Stevenson
Hime
Public sympathy for U P bandit wanes in city
Interest in WHI Carlisle the Union Pacific bandit faded as many visited the jail but the town largely returned to normal. Outside the city morbid interest remains with letters and postcards arriving daily. Prosecutor Bam Thompson says he has strong evidence and expects the trial to proceed with an effort to secure a conviction and possible execution.
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Carlisle
Union Pacific
He Sas
Con
Aining
Jetters
Bay
Bam Thompson
Thompson
Ite Woris
Priaones
Dewta
Obregon Seeks Harmony With Carranza Lands In U.S. Press Spat
General Alvaro Obregon says Carranza forces can handle Villista raids and seeks early retirement of American troops. He denies friction with Carranza and travels north. Major General Scott heads to El Paso to discuss troop presence with Obregon as Funston accompanies him. Officials expect continued talks and possible joint action to expel Villistas.
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Scott
Funston
Carranza
Obregon
Iam
North
San Antonio
Hugh L. Scott
el Paso
Mexico
Jumes
United States
Gan
Valista
México
Sisters Meet After Half a Century in Indiana and Illinois
Mrs Josie O Neill of Crawfordsville Ind and Miss O W Metcy of Danville Ill met for the first time today after living within forty miles for over fifty years. Their father joined the Civil War at its outbreak and later entrusted his only child to a Blackburn family after his wife died.
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Danville
Apel
Josie O'Neill
Crawfordville
Ind
Mie
W. Metcy
Fuol
Blackburn
Martial law proclaimed in Ireland as rebellion spreads
London April 27 martial law declared throughout Ireland. General Maxwell, previously in Egypt command, goes to Ireland with full powers to suppress the revolt. Rebels still hold parts of Dublin while clashes continue with troops. Parliament debates responsibility of officials and signals willingness to act with Ulster volunteers.
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London
Ireland
John Maxwell
Egypt
Maxwell
Dublin
Peking
New York
Asquith
House of Commons
Augustine Birrell
Baron Wimborne
Lord Lertenant
Sinn Fein
Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteers
Dubin
England
Wes
Royal Exchange
Prine
Limerick
Tipperary
Clare
Connaught
Tions
Linn
Irish Sea
Commons
Iward Carson
John Redmond
Jin
Sir Edward
Redmond
Carson
Sirdeward
Naquith
Maxwell Carey
Asyguith
Oder
Burglary and Attempted Break-In Reported in Cheyenne
A resident declined to give her name after burglars broke into a Cheyenne home and stole a gold watch. An attempted burglary occurred at the residence of Attorney Thomas Mantor at 120 East Seventeenth Street. Hawi Carbine’s defense was noted in connection with the case.
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Cheyenne
Thomas Mantor
East Seventeenth Street
Hunter
War updates from Verdun sector and Eastern Front
In the Verdun area Avecourt Bynes and Cumbres endure bombardment as German infantry assaults near Verdun are repelled by French artillery. Northeast Verdun reports gunfire engagements near Loung mopi and Vaux with heavy shelling across western and eastern fronts. The Russians seize Chrowiakava along the Korno Kovels railway while German bombardment targets the Skakall bridgehead and Barcoovicht infantry actions.
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Verdun
Farle
Loungmopi
Vaux
France
Belgivus
Chrowiakava
Korno-Kovel
Skakall
Barcoovicht
Hussleue
Rumlens
Duind
Eshe
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Bynes
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