Extradition Demands and German Officials Named in List
The peace conference demands extradition of 869 Germans for wartime law violations. England seeks 97, France and Belgium 334 each, Italy 29, Poland 57, Romania 44, Serbia 4. Prominent figures named include von Kluck, von Manteuffel, von Buelow, and Capelle among others.
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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 Flagging US Couriers to Moscow
Martens named Raymond Robbins of the Red Cross mission to Russia as an operator through whom the Soviets ran propaganda against Germany. He argued the Soviet government would honor mutual noninterference, citing economic interests, while Lenine and others promoted revolution during global hostilities. The committee adjourned with questions about couriers and communications, noting some may be American citizens. The inquiry resumes Monday.
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Martens
Raymond Robbins
Red Cross
Russia
Germany
Lenine
Moscow
Johnny Griffiths Wins Technical Knockout in Paris Fight
Johnny Griffiths an American lightweight scored a technical knockout over Marcel lllis of France in the tenth round of a scheduled 15 round bout. The end came when Referee Descamps stopped the fight after Georges Depentier’s manager threw in the sponge to save his boxer.
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Paris
Johnny Griffiths
Marcellllis
France
Descamps
Ffiemas
Georges Depentier
Cheyenne Home Builders to start 50 cottages in 1920 plan
Cheyenne plans construction of 50 of 4100 houses by the Cheyenne Home Builders association with bids opened. J M Castey of Cheyenne won the lowest bid for construction, with wiring and plumbing bids also decided. Total cost of each house estimated between 4800 and 5000 dollars, with 44 laid east of last year’s group and six two blocks south, all to begin Monday if contracts are let today.
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Cheyenne Home Builders Association
Hes
J. M. Case
Fred Hofmann
Foley's Home Remedy Mail-In Offer
An old advertisement urges readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley & Co. for a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The mail-in offer claims relief for coughs colds croup pain rheumatism backache kidney and bowel ailments and constipation. Sold everywhere.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Marmola Tablets Claim Fast Fat Loss Without Dieting
An advertisement asserts Marmola Prescription Tablets melt fat without dieting or exercise. It promises two to four pounds lost weekly while readers continue their usual meals and lifestyle, selling a large case for four dollars or via direct order from Marmola Company in Detroit.
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Marmola Company
Woodward Ave
Detroit, Mich
Beach and Colley Named National Guard Cavalry Majors
The Wyoming National Guard begins reorganization toward a regimental cavalry force as Governor Carey appoints A. F. 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
Wyoming firms form four new corporations
Articles of incorporation filed with the Wyoming secretary of state show four new companies with total capital stock of 4.36 million dollars. Lovejoy Automatic Door Opener at Laramie with 10 thousand dollars. American Exploration at Riverton with 500 thousand. Mon-Tex Oil at Grey Bull with 750 thousand. and McWhorter-Osage Refining at Osage with 100 thousand. Directors include Elmer Lovejoy, Bellie Lovejoy, Spauling, and others across the firms.
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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
Party reform committee weighs labor rules and peace treaty
No. 3 from Page 4 reforms better labor conditions and a review of the democratic administration. After the conference today Chairman Hays said no definite conclusions yet as the committee remains in a formative stage. Discussion on foreign relations as a campaign issue was avoided and the subject stays open until the senate records the peace treaty.
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Hays
Senate
Italy Says It Leads Europe in Taxed Peace Effort
Premier Nitti told the Associated Press that Italy has adopted the heaviest taxation in Europe and is nearing budget balance. He said Italy relies on its own strength, not indemnities, and would welcome compensation only if vanquished nations pay.
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Rome
Associated Press
Nitti
Europe
European
Reed Reappointed U5 Land Register
Will Reid, register of the Cheyenne land office, has been notified of congressional confirmation on January 49th of Wis appointment to a second term of four years.
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Will Reid
The
Cheyenne Land Office
Congress
Wis
Cheyenne Five Defeats Rawlins in By Wide Margin
The Cheyenne high school basketball team defeated Rawlins 48 to 10 at the gym. The Cheyenne squad dominated with strong defense and fast breaks throughout the game.
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Cheyenne
Rawlins High School
Governor Names Delegates to Washington
Governor Carey appoints five Wyoming delegates to Washington to seek greater federal aid for western highways. February 20th gathering includes M. H. Johnston, D. S. McCalman, L. L. Newton, P. W. Spaulding, and Nat Baker for highway issues and Lincoln Highway association support.
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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 Report US Loans to Foreign States
Washington February 4 The secretary of the treasury was asked in a resolution to inform the senate about loans made by the United States to foreign governments and to disclose interest paid and due on those loans.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
United States
Better Flu Crisis Seen In Chicago Improvement
Chicago reports a better turn in the flu crisis with 48 fewer deaths in the last 24 hours. Fatalities total 1485 and new influenza pneumonia cases reach 981.
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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 Set for Thursday at Elks Home
The regular dance will be held at the Elks Home on Thursday February 6. All invited guests from former dances are cordially invited to attend.
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Elks Home
All Farm Loans to Wait on Decision
The Farm Loan Board suspended all new federal farm loan applications pending a U S Supreme Court ruling on the farm loan act. Existing applications held by loan representatives are not affected. The policy aims to avoid harming borrowers if loans cannot be issued due to an unconstitutional act.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Fedeal Farm Loan
Norris
Farm Loan
Farm Loan Board
Wood Alcohol Found in Stower's Liquor Raid
Chief of Police Embery received a chemist's report on bottled liquors seized in a raid on a house owned by Maggie Stowers. The liquor contains wood alcohol. no death-causing amount is stated. Stowers, arrested then, will face federal prosecution. five poison victims still suffer after drinking the tainted liquor.
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Embery
Maggie Stowers
Negress
Early Consideration for Foreign Loans Bill
Republican members of the House rules committee decided to give early consideration to a bill authorizing new government loans of 50 million dollars to European countries for foodstuffs. The move signals urgency in securing supplies amid wartime shortages and aims to stabilize allied economies.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Immediate sale of government ships urged before senate
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 Says He Is Out of Cordillo Case
General Hugo Donzelman confirmed reports that he withdrew as chief counsel for Peter Cordillo, John Cordillo, and Walter Newell in the murder of Frank Jennings at Lar amie. He declined to give his reasons for withdrawing.
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Donzelman
Cordillo
Hugo Donzelman
Peter and
John Cordillo
Walter Newell
Als
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Denver Epidemic Surges with 59 New Influenza Cases
Reports to the city health bureau show 59 new influenza cases and 15 deaths in the last 24 hours. The outbreak's death rate exceeds the 1918 epidemic, with totals of 401 new cases and 44 deaths statewide. Colorado Springs Denver Boulder and Fort Collins report the highest toll.
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Denver
City Health Bureau
State Board of Health
Colorado Springs
Boulder
Fort Collins
Elks Home Hosts February Dance Evening
The Elks invite members to a cordial dance at the Home on Thursday evening February one setting a friendly social tone for the community event.
Fresno Patson Ltd to Checkmate Flu
Fresno city board of health ordered the closing of theatres, pool rooms and other unessential places during the influenza epidemic. Schools and churches had been closed the previous week.
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Fresno
Cal
City Board of Health Today
Big Bends Troubles Presented To Senate Panel
El Paso Feb 4 E W Neville described his attempt to defend his Rio Grande ranch from marauding Mexicans before a senate sub committee studying the Mexican situation. The testimony opened a record on outlawry in the Big Bend area and the need for a strong U S military presence along the frontier.
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EL Paso
Tex
E. W. Neville
Rio Grande
Senate
Big Bend
Leaders Predict No Senate Cloture Rule
Senate leaders said the effort to write a new cloture provision to curb debate on the peace treaty would fail. The rules committee meets tomorrow but time is too short to change rules before the treaty is taken up Monday. Opponents of limited debate plan to fight the proposal to prevent a roll call before then.
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Washington
Senate
Wyoming Pioneer Dies in San Diego Calif
General Douglas A. Preston yesterday was notified of the death at San Diego California last Thursday of his old friend James K. Moore. Mr Moore was 76 years old. 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 Awarded County Burial Contract
The W. W. Dumm mortuary was awarded the county commissioner's contract for the burial of poor and pauper residents. The decision follows a formal bidding process and designates Dumm Mortuary to perform the interment services for those in need.
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W. W. Dumm
Head of Santa Fe Railroad Dies in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara today reported the death of E. P. Ripley chairman of the board of directors of the Santa Fe railroad system. He died this afternoon at four o'clock.
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Santa Fe
Santa Barbara
Calif
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad System
Funeral for Fred Hatcher Held 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 made at Burns, Wyoming. Try a LEADER Wantad.
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Fred Hatcher
Ensign Harris
Salvation Army
Burns, Wyo
Weather Outlook and Regional Road Conditions
The forecast calls for fair weather Thursday and Friday with moderate temperatures. Roads out of Cheyenne are generally good, but central Wyoming shows sloppy muddy conditions around Moneta. Heavy mud near Walcott Rawlins Green River Rock Springs and Evanston. Lincoln County expects four to ten inches of snow. A professor who writes for the Atlantic is mentioned as Carol Wight, appearing in a January issue article.
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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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K. OS Frenchman
Onge
Cheyenne Home Builders
Arthur Parker
National Guard
Battle Creek
Nutt
Reed
Land Register
Rawlins Basketballers
Stower
Gov’t
Fresno Patson Ltd
Little Hatcher Boy
Sloan
Sloan's
23Rd
Warren Avenue
Convent School
St. John’s Hospital
East Front
Seymour
20Th Street
Evans Street
West 27Th Street
Alexandria Street
Dunn Street
East 21St Street
Capitol Ave
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