First Reservation Re-Adopted by Senate Without Change
The Senate re adopted the first reservation to the peace treaty last November by a 33 to 32 vote, widening the deadlock but moving ratification closer. Democratic defections rose as campaign politics loomed, with leaders pressing for compromise while irreconcilables pressed on.
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Senate
Washington
Elihu Root
New York
Johnson
California
Root
United States
League of Nations
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
Protest over Constantinople in British papers and pulpits
London papers publish adverts titled Menace to the Peace of the World urging protests to MPs to oppose returning Constantinople to Turkish rule. Protests will be echoed in Protestant and Catholic pulpits across the United Kingdom tomorrow after the supreme council’s decision to keep the sultan on the throne.
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London
House of Commons
Constantinople
United Kingdom
Supreme Council
Trio of Alleged Assassins to Be Defended by Denver Lawyer
John Cordillo Peter Cordillo and Walter Newell in Laramie county jail after visiting Laramie for arraignment before Judge W J Tidball on charges of the Frank Jennings slaying near Laramie on September 7. They will be defended by C A Irvin of Denver after Hugo Dwanzelman withdrew. trial set for March 22.
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John and
Peter Cordillo
Walter Newell
Laramie
W. J. Tidball
Frank Jennings
Cheyenne
Tidball
C. A. Irvin
Denver
Hugo Dwanzelman
Olives Tainted With Botulism Raise National Alarm
Federal and state inspectors search 52 towns in eight states for bottles of ripe olives found to contain botulinus. One deathly case in Kalispell, Montana prompts a housewives warning to return unopened bottles. Olives packed in 1948 by a California company and sold through Sprague-Warner are targeted. five dozen bottles distributed in 47 Illinois towns.
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Chicago
Kalespell
Montana
California
Sprague-Warner & Co
Major A A. Sprague
Illinois
Batavia
Ferndell
Richelieu
John L. McLaughlin
Illinois Division of Food and Dairy
Leonard Wood League Forms in Michigan Led by Col Alger
Col Fred M. Alger of Detroit is president of the Leonard Wood for president league recently organized in Michigan. He actively directs the campaign in his state.
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Col
Fred M. Alger
Michigan
Colonel Alger
Detroit
Wilson note to entente delayed in Adriatic settlement
President Wilson's note on the Adriatic settlement was not sent to the entente premiers today and will likely be cabled early next week. The note preserves room for further negotiations via normal diplomatic channels and the question of publishing all notes remains under discussion among foreign offices with at least one participant opposing publication.
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Washington
Wilson
Italy
First Census Figures Show Growth for Washington
The 1920 census figures released by the census bureau show Washington, D C with 437 414 people a 32 1 percent rise since 1910 Cincinnati reports 401 158 residents up 10 3 percent From 1910 Cincinnati ranked 13th and Washington 16th in city size Final figures await congress approval and may change The national capital is co extesive with the District of Columbia
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Washington
Cincinnati
Norwial
Census Bureau
D. C
Rodgers
Congress
District of Columbia
National Capital
Highway Commission to Open Bids for Third Million Work
State highway commission members visit Cheyenne to open bids and award contracts for bridges and drainage structures on 14 road projects across Wyoming. Estimated value about 325000 dollars. includes Laramie, Uinta, Sweetwater, Carbon, Campbell, Crook, Johnson, Hot Springs and Park counties. New Crow Creek bridge in Cheyenne to be built west of Tenth Street. reinforced concrete with two spans. Drainage structures planned on the Greeley road from city limits to Colorado line.
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State Highway Commission
Uinta
Sweetwater
Carbon
Laramie
Campbell
Crook
Johnson
Hot Springs
Park Counties
Laramie County
Crow Creek
Cheyenne
Pioneer
Carey Avenues
West Tenth Street
Greeley Road
Colorado Line
Overland Limited Gunman Arrested in Salt Lake City
The lone mail car bandit from the Overland Limited No. 2 holdup near Omaha is in custody in Salt Lake City. Arthur F. Olson alias John Ogden, a former Union Pacific brake man, is linked to the $410,000 loot and other robberies. Secret service tracked him across the country. a stolen gun serial number led to his capture. A $2000 reward had been offered.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Overland Limited No
Fremont
Salt Lake City
Secret Service
W. M. Coble
Post Office
Saa Peel
Arthur F. Olson
Union Pacific Railroad
John Ogden
Overland Limited
Olson
Thirty-second Avenue
Jast Beene
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cable
Weather Outlook Sees Cloudy Sunday Then Warmer Monday
A cloudy Sunday gives way to rising temperatures in the northern area while the southeast looks warmer on Monday. The forecast calls for generally fair conditions with regional temperature increases.
Wyomingite Kills Man Who Warned Away From Wife
In Superior Wyoming a man named John Lamb fatally shot George Donovan with a shotgun after Donovan was seen talking with Lambs wife. Lamb, who had warned Donovan to stay away from his wife, surrendered to a justice of the peace after the shooting.
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Superior
Wyo
George Donovan
John Lamb
Land title suit over Salt Creek oil lands
Iver Johnson and Emil Richardson of Cheyenne sue to obtain title to oil lands in Salt Creek field within township 40 range 79 west with 1887 entries. They allege prior pretended locations by W G Henshaw and others and name Oliver H Shoup and Midwest Oil Company as defendants alongside Lobell and others.
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Salt Creek
United States District Court
Iver Johnson
Emil Richardson
Cheyenne
Township
Range
W. G.henshaw
Hetty
Henshaw
Tyler Henshaw
Alla S. Chickering
Henry Chickering
J. Knowles
William M. Fitzhugh
Mary. B. Fitzhugh
High Cost of Dying Raised by Colorado Dealers
In Denver on February 21 delegates of the Colorado Monument Dealers Association backed earlier undertaker forecasts for higher death costs. They supported raising daily charges from 6.15 to 8.00 dollars effective March 1st and said wage increases would be added to tombstone prices.
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Denver
Colorado Monument Dealers Association
Phonetics School Proposed at London University
Daniel Jones leads a plan to establish a phonetics institution at the University of London with seventy research assistants to study thousands of languages, initial cost $600,000 and ultimate outlay projected at $2,500,000.
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Daniel Jones
University of London
Jones
Harding decries reformers in government service
In Philadelphia on February 21 Senator Harding of Ohio warned that socialists and revolutionists now in government service threaten the American system. He urged banishment of such reformers and to lift wartime business restrictions as essential to reconstruction.
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Harding
Philadelphia
Ohio
Manufacturers’ Association
Seven Holidays in Years Short Month Observed in Wyoming
Wyoming public offices will observe seven holidays in February, a 29 day month. Washington's Birthday falls on a Sunday, so offices close Monday February 28 in lieu of the usual holiday.
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Wyoming
Washington
Compromise Railroad Bill Passes House After Debate
The Fsdh-Cummins railroad bill cleared the House 250 to 150 after four hours of debate and a failed recommit motion. Labor leaders faced charges of pressuring members while Esch warned that blocking the bill could trigger receiverships within three months.
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Washington
House
Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kitchin
North Carolina
Vaudevillians Strike After Enlisted Men Ejected
Denver dispatch reports a vaudeville troupe at Aurora Army Hospital refused to perform after enlisted men were ordered to vacate reserved seats. About four hundred convalescent soldiers filled the room as officers argued over seating. Hospital authorities said officers held reserved seats and the usurpation justified removal.
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Denver
Aurora Army Hospital
No Rooms Here for Visitors Says Marshall
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall declared at a New York dinner marking the Pilgrim Fathers centenary that those coming to America without plans to settle should not be received. He argued the nation is now valued for its institutions as well as opportunities.
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New York
America
Thomas R. Marshall
Selgrave Institution
French Memorial Certificates To Be Presented In Cheyenne
French war memorial certificates will be given today at 3 pm in the Masonic Temple to relatives of Cheyenne veterans. The event, part of American Legion Sun day observances nationwide, includes speeches by Governor Garey Mayor Taylor Archie Allison and music. Names of recipients listed include Agnes V Riley Etta Self Lenore Russell Geraldine Daniels Mary Copeland Theodore Korner Fred Bond Aretha Schamp Mary Christenson Marion Cranor Wilhelmena Diemer.
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Agnes V. Riley
South Twelfth Street
Cheyenne
Etta Self
Pioneer &Venue
Lenore Russell
Granite Canon
Geraldine Daniels
Horse Crock
Mary E. Copeland
East Sixteenth St
Theodore Korner
Pioneer Avenue
Fred Bond
West Twenty-second Street
Aretha Schamp
East
Sixteenth Street
Mary Christenson
Sixteenth St
Cheyene
Marion Cranor
East Twenty-second St
Wilhelmena Diemer
American Legion
Masonic Temple
Garey
Taylor
Archie Allison
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Legion
Washington
Salt Creek field sets oil pumping record in two days
Casper Wyoming February 21 Midwest Refining Co pumped 30000 barrels of oil per day in the Salt Creek field for two consecutive days. The record surpasses prior pumper performance with storage tanks ready for extensions of capacity. Plant capacity runs about 50000 barrels daily but downtime for repairs and cleaning keeps use below half.
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Salt Creek
Casper
Wyo
Midwest Refining Company
Boeing
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