Two Cordillo Brothers and Newell Face March Term Trial
John and Peter Cordillo and Walter Newell were bound over to the March term district court for first degree murder in the killing of Frank Jennings near Laramie on September 7, 1919. They cannot post bail. Dr. A. E. Lane testified seeing a Buick matching the defendants’ vehicle on the night of the slaying.
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Newell
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Wyo
John
Peter Cordillo
Walter Newell
District Court
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Armec Eas
A. E. Lane
Gordillos
Admiral Mayo disputes Sims on naval awards
Admiral Mayo挑战es Admiral Sims over medal awards arguing sea service with the Atlantic fleet deserves greater regard than shore duties. He told a committee he wrote to Secretary Daniels because the Knight board reportedly undervalued sea officers. Sims had claimed excess emphasis on shore posts in his testimony and in a letter declining the Distinguished Service Medal.
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Mayo
Sims
Sencural
Cumlivyclooys
Daniels
Admiral Mayo
Admiral Sims
Knight Board of Awards
Atlantic Fleet
Adriatic Settlement Talks Collapse as Supreme Council Disbands
Paris dispatch reports the supreme council dissolving without an Adriatic settlement. Italy’s Premier Nitti warns he will withdraw his compromise if Jugo-Slavs refuse terms. Jugo-Slavs claim concessions include internationalization of Fiume and Vara, demilitarization of islands, and Dalmatian Italian nationality options.
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Paris
Associated Press
Supreme Council
Adriatic
Nitti
Italy
Haly
France
Great Britain
London
No Council
League of Nations
Fiume
Vara
Lussia
Pelegosa
Lissa
Dalmatia
Jugo-Slavia
Pershing Declares He is Not a Presidential Candidate
General Pershing in Seattle on a national tour stated he will not discuss politics. He asserted that he is not a candidate for president and urged others to know his position without further comment.
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Pershing
Seattle
Wash
Seattle raids arrest 316 suspects in radical crackdown
SEATTLE Jan 20 three hundred sixteen people were arrested in raids here last night targeting the Union of Russian Workers and other alleged radical organizations authorities said the sweep aimed to disrupt suspected revolutionary activity conducted across the city by law officers and federal agents
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Seattle
Union of Russian Workers
Union of
Department of Justice
America
New York
Department of Justice and Police
Boma
Russian Workers
Peter Blanks
Mild influenza outbreak noted in US troops in Europe
Washington reports pneumonia incidents from Spanish influenza are low and the disease appears mild in the US. Meanwhile troops in Germany show 163 new cases for the week ended January 9, with 23 pneumonia cases and higher European death rates, prompting Surgeon General Blue to urge no alarm.
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Washington
Germany
Coblenz
Europe
Socialists Threaten Revolution at New York Trial Curtain Raiser
Morrix Hilquit chief counsel for five suspended socialist assemblymen warns that permanent unseating could unleash a violent revolution. He says the remark was a constitutional peaceful offer, while associate counsel calls it a broader threat to the committee and assembly.
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Albany
N. Y
Morrix Hilquit
Martin Littleton
Hilquit
Wool Growers Deny Wool Profiteering Amid Price Talks
In Washington and Salt Lake a clash over clothing costs unfolds as the National Wool Growers association at its convention pledges support for the National Wool Warehouse & Storage company and seeks to inform Congress that wool prices do not fully explain rising clothing costs. Delegates note some stockholders have not sold through the company, prompting calls to clarify its influence.
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Salt Lake
National Wool Warehouse & Storage Company
Congress
National Wool Growers Association
Cortspany
Gapper
Kansas
Reailer Clothsers’ Association
Liquor Confiscated From Steamship Piers
Motor trucks with armed guards moved 25 000 gallons of confiscated liquor from steamship piers to warehouses for indefinite storage awaiting federal decision. The liquor arrived from various areas, mainly Kentucky, too late to be exported before prohibition took effect.
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New York
Kentucky
Texas Rangers Rush Into Disputed Oil Territory
Texas Governor W. P. Hobby ordered rangers into a Red River valley oil district after reports that Texas and Oklahoma claimants threatened violence to enforce occupation. The move aims to preserve law and order amid a border dispute over ownership of the oil land.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
W. P. Hobby
Red River Valley
Retired General Alfred Mordecai Dies at Home
Obituary notes the death of Brigadier General Alfred Mordecai at his residence. The report highlights his long service in the United States military and his retirement status.
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Quearsseee
Alfred Mordecai
United States
Uncompromising Attitude of Com Promisers Halts Treaty Talks
Washington reports indicate bipartisan negotiators in the peace treaty talks hit a snag as senate leaders nearly broke the conference. They avoided a full rupture by skipping over Lodge voting equality issues in the League of Nations. The group plans to reconvene with uncertain prospects of resolving the deadlock.
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Washington
Senate Leaders Committee
Senate
League of Nations
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Half World
Russia
Palmer
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Howard Figg
Dry Goods Retailers Association
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