Colorado Regiment Denounces Drunken Charge
Colonel Means condemns a Wyoming Tribune report as a false libel about Colorado regiment soldiers arriving drunk at Cheyenne. He confirms the 157th Infantry’s disciplined conduct on trains and during stay, while Chief Emberg says the quoted remark was overheard and not representative.
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Rados
Rice W. Means
157Th Infantry
Colorado
Fort Russell
Port Russel
Meane
Cheyenne
Forthope
Means
Embery
Colorado Regiment
Wyoming State Tribunes
Denver
Fort Collins
Gato
Fort A. Russell
United States Army
Seana
Americans to Fly Over Sea in Navy Airship Expedition
The navy announces five men per plane for an Atlantic crossing from Rockaway to Newfoundland aboard N C 1 N C 3 and N C 8. Commanders Towers Reed and Bellinger lead the crew with navigator pilots and a radio officer. Crews may resume the flight toward a European destination with no land stops, aiming for Azores and Portuguese coast en route to the British Isles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pros
New York
Navy Department
Atlantic
J. H W. Towers
A. €. Reed
P. M. L. Bellinger
N. C
Rockaway Point
Long Island
Navy
Newfoundland
Azores
British Isles
Ree
Liberty Motors
Finnish Volunteers Capture Lotvianpollo on White Sea Road Junction
Finnish volunteers report capturing the town of Lotvianpollo a strategic junction on the White sea roads and railway to Petrograd halted Bolshevik access. Bolshevik torpedo boat Latvianpolte likely failed to escape ice bound currents. Archangel reports American troops withdrawing as Russians and Allies assume lead roles.
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Helsinford
Finland
Today
Lotvianpollo
White Sea
Petrograd
Murman Coast
toUlla
Latvianpolte
Judge Finn Struck by Street Car in Denver
A Denver telegram reports W. W. Pinn of the Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders association severely hurt when struck by a street car. He was taken to a hospital. injuries' extent was unknown at the time. Pinn had recently left Cheyenne after arranging for a summer meeting at Frontier Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Denver
W. W. Pinn
Cheyenne Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association
Frontier Park
Ile
Cheyenne
No Credence Given Page Wilson Difference Report
Paris April 28 no credence is given at the White House to the claim that Thomas Nelson Page the American ambassador to Italy is coming to Paris over differences with the president on the Fiume question Nothing is known of any such differences or plans
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Paris
White House
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Paria
Fiume
Funeral Services for Mrs Amelia Peters in Cheyenne
Funeral services for Mrs Amelia Peters, a pioneer Cheyenne resident who died in Denver, were held Sunday at the early chapel with Rev Bruce E Jackson presiding. Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery. She is survived by six children Frank and Warry Volera of Cheyenne William, Atlas and Miss Lillian Peters of Denver and Mrs Peters Johnston of Denver.
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Amelia Peters
Denver
Bruce E. Jackson
Peters
Lakeview Cemetery
Mra
Frank and
Warry Volera
Gheyonne
William
Atos
Misa
Lillian Peters
Salvation Army Can Teen Opens This Week
Adjutant Walter McClellin, secretary of the shocky Mondale division of the War Work Bureau of the Salvation Army, arrived from Beaver to oversee the cannteen opening. The Cheyenne division of the Salvation Army Commandant Pill is slated to feed Percamogn, with the event planned on WW Beventbontt street in O Duitdibg opposite the Sabwadjon Arg heg.
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Walter McClellin
Shocky Mondale
War Work Bureau
Wd Salvation Army
Beaver
One Year Ago Today In World War I Frontline Actions
A year-old report describes British troops forced back in Flanders near Ypres and nearby Voor moresle as German storm troops push advances. Allied defenses hold at channel ports while raids test trenches near St Mihiel and U S regulars reach France in small groups. Victory Liberty Loan appeals close the piece.
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Flandera
Voormoresle
Ypres
St. Mihiel
U. S
France
County Victory Loan drive tops $200000 in Cheyenne
The Victory Loan campaign enters its second week with $200000 pledged, under one sixteenth of the $1318400 county quota. County Chairman John D. Glark pledges growing daily subscriptions and dispatches a flying squad to cover unvisited prospects. The drive ends May 10 and seeks wider participation, with women chiefly contributing $534650 locally. Subscriptions outside Cheyenne total $3000, much via Mrs A Ieisman of Horse Creek.
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Laramie
John D. Glark
Industrie Club
Cheyenne
A. Ieisman
Forse Creek
J. L. Jordan
Woman's County
Cyrus Beard
Industrial Club
Elks to Initiate Big Class Monday in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Elks lodge No. 660 will initiate a class of 35 initiates Monday. Members from Denver lodge No. 17 will perform the initiation ceremonies aboard a special Denver train stopping to pick up attendees in northern Colorado towns. The Cheyenne lodge will entertain the visitors after the initiation.
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Elks’ Nay
Cheyenne
Denver
Man With Slashed Threat Still Alive
O Thacker remains alive at St John’s Hospital after a Saturday discovery of a cut threat. Two men nearby at the scene were taken into custody as investigators seek to explain the wounds and the incident.
Two Police Members Resign Amid Alleged Conspiracy
Two local police officers, identified as Holet aepaladedd and Jousta ten, are accused of feigning service and forming a conspiracy. The resignations detail a suspected wrongdoing within the force, prompting an official inquiry.
Referee Halts Bout To Avert KO Of Willie Ritchie
In Newark New Jersey on April 28 Benny Leonard lightweight champion stopped Willie Ritchie of San Francisco on the ropes 40 seconds before the end of the eighth round. Ritchie survived two nine counts as Leonard dominated with sharp lefts rights and body blows before the referee ended the bout to save Ritchie from a knockout.
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Newark
N. J
Willie Ritchie
San Francisco
Benny Leonard
Ritchie
Leonard
Richie
Leonard Pk
Hitchie
Jett
H Lchie
Witchie
Wilson Has Nothing to Add to Statement
Pains April 28 The Temps reports that American peace conference circles say President Wilson does not expect to add to his recent Adriatic issue statement with Italy.
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Wilson
Pds
Adriatic
Italy
Western Union Men Will Not Quit Keys
Chicago April 28 Deputy VP E P F Wael of the Western Union Telegraph Company Employer association issues a statement denouncing claims of a 20 to 1 vote for a strike by telegraphers. He says the Commercial Telegraphers union primarily represents brokers and private line workers and Postal Telegraph. Western Union workers oppose the strike.
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Chicago
E. P F. Wael
Associaion of
Western Union Telegraph Company
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Commercial Telegraphers
Den
Wach
Acio
Western Union
Mens Slanida
Commercial Pelegraphere’ Union
Taken From Car With Threat Cut In East Bay Yard
O Thatker, a tall round employee, was abducted in an eastern end of the Datow Pacific yards yesterday afternoon with Bish in its throat. Two men in the car at the line are held by the police, pending the investigation outcome.
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O. Thatker
Datow
Pacific
Yeslerddy
Ie Line
County Clerk's Son Graduates From Military Academy
The son of the county clerk will graduate from the Kearney Military Academy. He has held a cadet corps rank and will complete his studies with the Class of the academy in Kearney.
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Fealoh Gratiem
Aoa
Th. Centiat
Seme
Clase
Kearney
League of Nations covenant adopted at peace conference
The revised covenant was adopted at Versailles with Sir Eric Drummond named first secretary general and Geneva as headquarters. Japan and France failed to secure amendments on racial equality and international policing, while Germany faces surrender of the former emperor and war crime trials. Bremen sees Spartans attempt to seize the city as fighting continues.
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Peace Council
Paris
Associated Press
League of Nations
Eric Drummond
League
Geneva
Switzerland
Japan
France
William Johengellern
Now 'N Halland
German Plate
Versailles
Ader
Siwitaerland
Mary
Plume
Dalmatian
Bremen
Hohenzollern to Face Trial for His Crimes
Paris reports at a plenary session the council proposes a five judge court for the former emperor Wilhelm II. The court to be composed of representatives from the United States Britain France Italy and Japan will oversee extradition and determine punishment for alleged crimes against international morality and treaty sanctity.
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Hohenzollern
Associated Preas
Paris
He Council of Four
Wimperor Mybingsen
United States
Britain
France
Naty and
Jawrett
Soct
Peace conference expects German ruler trial after treaty
Washington reports officials believe the peace treaty will prompt the Allied powers to call for the trial of William II of Germany by a court of the allied powers, despite the conference not addressing responsibility for the war.
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Associated Press
Washington
Apri
William Hmohengollern
Associated Powers
Liebknecht Murderers Will Be Tried in Berlin
Berlin April 27 The trial of the alleged murderers of Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg is set for Thursday May 8 and is expected to last three days A reward of 10000 marks is offered for the arrest of Herr Nuring Saxony war minister killed at Dresden April 42 by discharged soldiers.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Karl Liebknecht
Rosa
Herr Nuring
Saxony
Dresden
Germans to Reach Versailles by May 4
Paris April 6 AP reports the German delegation to the peace congress will not arrive at Versailles before May 4. The development sets the timetable for the German side in the ongoing negotiations.
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Versailles
Associated Press
Paris
Semic
Verguillea
Weather Forecast for Pale Puosddy and Linpers
The forecast notes a calm pattern with a slight rise in temperature through Wednesday. Expect pale sunshine periods, light winds, and no significant precipitation across the Linpers area.
Revision of League Covenant Adopted by Peace Conference
The covenant of the league of nations, moved by President Wilson, was adopted in plenary with no dissent. Sir James Brundinmond named secretary general and a committee created to inaugurate the league. nine labor principles were added to the treaty. Italy absent. discussion on prosecuting the former German emperor deferred for now.
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Paris
League of Nations
Wilson
Peace Conference
James Brick Drummond
League
Italy
Maly
Negress Charged With Attacking White Woman
Mary J. Benton, an employee at the Union Pacific restaurant, was arrested the night of the incident and charged with assaulting a white woman coworker. The victim bled profusely and required medical attention.
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Negress
Mary J. Benton
Union Pacific Pontaucant Waa
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Wyoming Tribune
Colo
Mr. Emberg
Gheyenne
Wyoming
407
Arctic
Archangel
Yankees
Pinega
Dvina
Vaga
Talgas
Page
Salvation Army
Laramie County
Elks
O. Thacker
St. John’s Hospital
Thacker
Panllaan Laffitle Cheyer Police Forge
Felio Uolett and
Joustaten
Council of Four
Liebknecht
Liebapocht
Rosa Luxemburg
Kango
Ona
Wilbin
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