Extradition Demands Expand for German War Violations
The peace conference demands extradition of 869 Germans accused of violations of war laws. England seeks 97, France and Belgium 334 each, Italy 29, Poland 57, Romania 44, Serbia 4. Names of key figures cited include von Kluck, von Manteuffel, von Buelow, and others, with Baron von Leisner withholding the full list. Observers doubt his action will halt allied demands.
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von Leisner
Paul Durasta
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Rumania
Serbia
Ambassadors’ Council
Germany
Alexander H. R. von Kluck
Paris
Baron Kurt von Manteuffel
Louvain
von Buelow
Stenger
von Tesma
Luxembourg
Niemyer Brothers
von Goerts
Werner
Max Valentiner
Fortner
Baron von der Lancken
Brussels
Admiral von Capelle
Liman von Sanders
Baron von Leisner
Soviet Propaganda Links Tie to Martens Testimony
In testimony before a committee Martens named Raymond Robbins ex Red Cross Russia mission as a conduit for Soviet propaganda against Germany. He said the Soviet government would honor mutual noninterference pledges citing economic interests, while Lenin and others pushed for revolution amid foreign attacks. The witness refused to discuss methods with Moscow couriers, some of whom appeared to be Americans. The committee resumes examination Monday.
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Martens
Raymond Robbins
Red Cross
Russia
Germany
Lenine
Moscow
American Lightweight Johnny Griffiths Wins by Technical Knockout
Paris reports Johnny Griffiths of the United States defeated Marcel lllis of France by a technical knockout in the tenth round of a planned 15 round bout. Referee Descamps stopped the fight after a knockdown to save Griffiths from a KO.
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Paris
Johnny Griffiths
Marcellllis
France
Descamps
Ffiemas
Georges Depentier
Cheyenne to Start 50 Homes Under 1920 Plan
Cheyenne Home Builders to begin construction Monday on 50 of 4100 planned houses. Bids opened Tuesday favored J M Cas ty of Cheyenne for construction with total cost excluding plumbing and wiring. The project prices range about 4800 to 5000 dollars per house. sidewalks and curbing to be let later.
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Cheyenne Home Builders Association
Hes
J. M. Case
Fred Hofmann
Foley promotional mailer offers trial herbal remedies
An old advertisement urges readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley & Co for a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The promo claims relief for coughs colds croup rheumatism backache kidney and bladder issues constipation and biliousness. Sold everywhere.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Marmola Prescription Tablets Claim Easy Fat Loss
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless method to lose two to four pounds weekly without dieting or exercise. It urges readers to buy a large case for four dollars from druggists or write to Marmola Company in Detroit, Michigan.
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Marmola Company
Woodward Ave
Detroit, Mich
Beach and Colley Named National Guard Cavalry Majors
The Wyoming National Guard moves toward regimental cavalry reorganization with Governor Carey appointing A. F. H. Beach of Lusk and E. J. Colley of Dixon as cavalry majors Colley also becomes assistant adjutant general.
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Wyoming National Guard
Carey
A. 4 H. Beach
Lusk
E. J. Colley
Dixon
Colley
Four Wyoming Firms Form Recruited Oil and Door Opener Ventures
Articles filed with the Wyoming secretary of state show four corporations with total capital of 4.36 million. Lovejoy Automatic Door Opener at Laramie with 10 000 capital. American Exploration at Riverton with 500 000. Mon Tex Oil at Grey Bull with 750 000. McWhorter Osage Refining at Osage with 100 000. Directors listed include Elmer Lovejoy, Bellie Lovejoy, Spauling, G underson, Hurst, Danz, and others.
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Wyoming
Lovejoy Automatic
Capital
Laramie
Elmer and
Bellie Lovejoy
Charles D. Spauling
American Exploration Company
Capital Stock
Caital
Riverton
B. &. Billow
G. A. Stephens
J. P. Hurst
S. M. Gunderson
R. C. Thayer
L. Oliver
H. D. Sheldon
CG. A. Danz
Mon-Tex Oil Company
Greybull
J. R. Britt
George Flint
Harry Nation
J. F. Jones
W. L. Young
McWhorter-Osage Mnefining Company
Osage
Weston County
Milton McWhorter
Robert G. Ord
John W. Agnew
E. W. Smit
Arthur Root
Walter Agnew
W. Edgar Orndorff
Democratic reforms and labor review dominate closed committee session
No. 3 from Page 4 reports reforms and a review of democratic administration. Chairman Hays said no definite conclusions yet and the committee remains in a formative stage. Members avoided discussing foreign relations being omitted from campaign issues, noting the subject stayed open until the senate records the peace treaty.
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Hays
Senate
Italy Pledges Budget Balance and Tax Burden Lead
Premier Nitti states Italy bears Europe’s heaviest taxes to cover debt and expenses. He says Italy aims for budget balance as proof of self reliance, expects no indemnities from vanquished nations, and urges Europe toward peace. He cites Glass letter parallels and Italy as first to balance budgets pending favorable conditions.
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Rome
Associated Press
Nitti
Europe
European
Reed Reappointed to Four-Year Cheyenne Land Office Term
Will Reid, register of the Cheyenne land office, has been notified of confirmation by Congress on January 49th of Wis appointment to a second four-year term.
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Will Reid
The
Cheyenne Land Office
Congress
Wis
Cheyenne Five Defeat Rawlins In Lopsided 48 to 10 Win
The Cheyenne high school basketball team defeated Rawlins high school 48 to 10 at the gym. Cheyenne's defense stifled Rawlins throughout the game, securing a decisive victory for the home squad.
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Cheyenne
Rawlins Basketballers
Rawlins High School
Governor Names Delegates to Washington
Governor Carey appoints Wyoming delegates to appeal for greater federal highway aid in Washington on February 20. Delegates include M. H. Johnston as committee chair, D. S. McCalman, L. L. Newton, P. W. Spaulding, and Nat Baker representing state highway groups and the Lincoln Highway association.
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Carey
Wyoming
Washington
Congress
M. H. Johnston
State Highway Commission
D. S. McCalman
L. L. Newton
Wyoming Good Roads Association
P. W. Spaulding
Lincoln Highway Association
Nat Baker
Treasury Secretary Asked to Inform Senate on U.S. Loans
A Senate resolution adopted today requests the secretary of the treasury to report loans the United States has made to foreign governments and specify interest paid and due. The inquiry aims to detail the financial terms and current outstanding amounts.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
United States
Better Situation in Chicago Flu Crisis
In Chicago on February 4 deaths from influenza and pneumonia in the last 24 hours fell by 48 to 1485 fatalities. New disease cases totaled 981 as officials report a slowing trend in the crisis.
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Chicago
St. Louis Fugitive Arrested in Cheyenne
Elmer J. McEwan, alleged St. Louis band-jumper, was arrested by Cheyenne police Tuesday and held for St. Louis authorities.
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Elmer J. McEwan
St. Louis
Cheyenne
Elks Dance Planned at Elks Home Thursday
The regular dance will be held at the Elks Home Thursday February 6. All persons who received invitations to former dances are cordially invited.
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Elks Home
All Farm Loans to Wait on Decision
The Farm Loan Board will suspend all new loan applications pending a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Farm Loan Act. Existing applications in process remain unaffected. Officials say the pause avoids undermining borrowers if the act is ruled unconstitutional.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Fedeal Farm Loan
Norris
Farm Loan
Farm Loan Board
Wood Alcohol Found in Stowers Liquor Raid
Chief Embery reports the state chemist found wood alcohol in bottled liquor seized weeks ago at a house tied to Maggie Stowers. The chemist notes poisoning but not fatal doses. Stowers, arrested then, to be turned over to federal authorities. Five victims still suffer effects.
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Embery
Maggie Stowers
Negress
Early Consideration for Foreign Loans Bill Opens
Washington February 4 Republicans on the house rules committee agreed to give early consideration to a bill authorizing new government loans of 50 million dollars to European nations for foodstuffs.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Immediate government sale urged for wartime ships
Emily Albrecht president of the Philadelphia bourse urged the Senate Commerce Committee to enact legislation requiring the immediate sale of government owned ships built during the war.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Emily Albrecht
Philadelphia
Donzelman Withdraws From Cordillo Case
General Hugo Donzelman confirmed he had withdrawn as chief counsel for Peter Cordillo and Walter Newell in the murder case of Frank Jennings at Lar amie. He declined to discuss his reasons for withdrawing.
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Hugo Donzelman
Peter and
John Cordillo
Walter Newell
Als
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Denver Epidemic Grows with High Death Toll
Reports to the city health bureau show 59 new influenza cases and 15 deaths in 24 hours, a death rate higher than the 1918 epidemic. The state board logs 401 new cases and 44 deaths. Colorado Springs, Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins bear the greatest toll.
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Denver
City Health Bureau
State Board of Health
Colorado Springs
Boulder
Fort Collins
Elks Home Dance Night Promised Thursday
The Elks invite members to a cordial evening at the Elks Home on Thursday February first with plans for a social dance and refreshments.
Fresno Patson Ltd to Checkmate Flu
The Fresno city board of health ordered the closing of theatres pool rooms and other unessential places during the influenza epidemic. Schools and churches were closed last week.
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Fresno
Cal
City Board of Health Today
Big Bends Troubles Told Before Senate Sub Committee
E W Neville recounts his defense of his ranch on the Rio Grande against marauding Mexicans as the Senate sub committee investigates the Mexican situation. The testimony opens a record of outlawry in the Big Bend area prepared for the committee to study causes behind the need for a strong U S troop presence on the frontier.
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EL Paso
Tex
E. W. Neville
Rio Grande
Senate
Big Bend
Leaders Predict No Senate Cloture Rule
Washington February 4 Senate leaders predicted failure to write a new cloture provision into the Senate rules to curb debate on the peace treaty. The rules committee meets tomorrow but time is judged too short to change the rules before the treaty is taken up Monday. Opponents of debate limitation prepare to fight the proposal to the end, risking no roll call before that time.
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Washington
Senate
Wyoming Pioneer Dies at San Diego California
General Douglas A. Preston yesterday was notified of the death at San Diego Cal last Thursday of his old friend James K Moore aged 76 Two sons reside in Wyoming J K Moore of Fort Washakie and Charles C Moore of Dubois
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Douglas A. Preston
San Diego
Cal
James K. Moore
Mr. Moore
Wyoming
J. K. Moore
Fort Washakie
Charles C. Moore
Dubois
Dumm Mortuary Named to Burials of Poor and Pauper
The W. W. Dumm mortuary yesterday won the county commissioners contract to bury the poor and paupers.
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W. W. Dumm
Death of Santa Fe Railroad Chief E P Ripley
E P Ripley chairman of the board of directors of the Santa Fe railroad system died in Santa Barbara California this afternoon at four o'clock. He led the company during many pivotal years and his passing marks the end of an era for the railroad. Ripley was a prominent figure in the industry and his death prompted tributes from colleagues and partners alike.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad System
Funeral for Fred Hatcher at Dumm Mortuary
Private funeral services for Fred Hatcher will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Dumm mortuary. Ensign Harris of the Salvation Army will officiate. Interment will be in Burns Wyoming. Try a LEADER Wantad.
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Fred Hatcher
Ensign Harris
Salvation Army
Burns, Wyo
Weather and road conditions and a civic note on Carol Wight
The brief reports fair weather on Thursday and Friday with moderate temperatures. Roads out of Cheyenne are generally good though muddy in central Wyoming and heavy mud in areas including Walcott Rawlins Green River Rock Springs and Evanston. Lincoln County sees four to ten inches of snow across much of the area. A college professor named Carol Wight contributes to the Atlantic’s January issue, discussing unrest and the workingman in a tone suited to serious readers.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Moneta
Medicine Row
Walcott and
Rawlins
Green River
Rock Springs
Evanston
Lincoln County
Cicero
Atlantic Monthly
Carol Wight
Atlantic
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Donzelman
Cordillo
Fresno Patson Ltd
Santa Fe
Little Hatcher Boy
Sloan
Sloan's
23Rd
Warren Avenue
Convent School
St. John’s Hospital
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Seymour
20Th Street
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