Treaty Talks Stall As Republicans Rally Over Reservations
Washington dispatch reports a halt in senate compromise talks on the peace treaty as Republican leaders plan conferences after protests by Senators Johnson Borah and others. Lodge, Johnson and Borah pressed for changes while Reed assailed bipartisan efforts as secret and self appointed. Reed praised Bryan for opposition to Article 10 mandates and attacked Hoover's presidential prospects as a booster for international entanglements.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
Republican Committee
Democratic
League of Nations
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Democratic Committee
Johnson and Borah
New
Reed
Missouri
Hoover
Bryan
Herbert Hoover
EB. M. House
Labor Secretary declares Communist Party an overthrow group
In Washington on January 24 1920 Secretary Wilson of the Labor Department brands the Communist Party of America as a revolutionary force and orders deportation for Englebert Preis amid nationwide raids. He cites manifesto passages urging mass strikes and violent overthrow of the U.S. government.
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Washington
Communist Party of America
Wilson
Labor Department
Englebert Preis
Mailifem Dé Nace
U. S
Communist Party
United States
Comunist Party of America
Communist Internationale
Sun and Herald To Be Consolidated In New York
Irank A. Munsey owner of the New York Sun and Evening Sun announced the Sun and Herald would amalgamate February 1 to form The Sun and New York Herald, merging assets from the Sun, Herald, and Telegram holdings in a single operation.
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New York
SON and Herald
Irank A. Munsey
New York Sun
The
Evening Sun
New Yorkerald
Evening Telegram
Sun and Herald
Bryan Diplomats Called Scum of the Earth in House
In Washington on January 24, Representative Rogers of Massachusetts blasted diplomatic appointments from the Bryan era as atrociously pro German in Latin America and labeled some as the scum of the earth. He named James M. Sullivan of New Jersey as the pena ltyed figure, retired on a commission recommendation led by Senator Phelan.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
House
Rogers
Massachusetts
Latin America
Representative Flood
New Jersey
Rodgers
James M. Sullivan
Pheland, Demarat
California
Thirteenth Child Diamond Gurtz Born on Train
On a moving passenger train near Chugwater Wyoming a baby girl, Diamond Gurtz, was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Gurtz with Dr. Gray aboard. The stork’s timing defied superstition as mother and infant prosper at St. John’s hospital.
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Dog Tork
Miss Gurtz
Dr. Gray
Diamond
George Gurtz
Basin
Cheyenne
Abe
Chugwater
Union Pacific
St. John's Hospital
Little Diamond Gurtz
Dutch settle after Kaiser decision amid League of Nations plans
The Dutch government and the former German emperor await allied moves. Only Telegraaf approved the action praising national honor while L Nation Belge accused Holland of Junker sympathy and anti entente sentiment. Holland pushes forward with plans to join the League of Nations.
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HAQUE
Jen
Telegraff
Amsterdam
Brussels
L'Nation Belge
Holland
Junkers
Entente
League of Nations
Democrats to Convene Wyoming Meeting in Casper
A statewide Democratic gathering is set for Wednesday February 4 1920 in Casper. A state chairman will be chosen and plans laid for the campaign. Senator John B Kendrick and Hon S G Hopkins will attend from Washington. Delegates are considered all attendees, not elected.
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Wyoming
Ford Held for Owner to Identify
A Ford automobile found several miles east of the city, suspected stolen and abandoned, is being held by the police for identification by the owner.
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Ford
Scots Observe Burns Birth Anniversary In Scotland
Scottish societies and literary groups will mark the anniversary of Robert Burns birthday today. Burns, Scotland’s national poet, was born January 25, 1759 and died July 21, 1796 at age 37.
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Burns
Robert Burns
Scotland
Birthday of Robert Burns Observed at Mrs Gilchrist Home
The 161st Burns birthday was celebrated in Cheyenne by a Burns party and reception hosted by Mrs. Andrew Gilchrist at 202 West Twenty-third Street. About 60 guests attended an afternoon event with Scotch supper and music. Mrs Gilchrist wore her traditional Burns costume for 17 or 48 years.
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Robert Burns
Cheyenne
Andrew Gilchrist
West Twenty-third Street
William Gill
A. K. Smith
Frank Westcott
T. Blake Kennedy
Westcott
Alexander Patterson
Bonnie Scotchard
Ambidextrous Colored Man Fined in Police Court
N. C. Perkins, colored, was fined 90 dollars by Judge C. A. Swaison for two offenses in police court. He disturbed the peace and carried a concealed weapon. Earlier he drew a pistol from under a bed pillow and struck a colored girl who works for Maggie Stowers, who is under arrest for liquor with wood alcohol.
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N. C. Perkins
C. A. Swaison
Perkins
Maggie Stowers
Turning in False Fire Alarm Not Joke
Fire department responds to a false alarm as a boy is found guilty of ringing the alarm and warned. Fire Chief Bates promises drastic action to stop prank alarms and hold parents responsible if children cannot be punished. He notes more accidents happen during false alarms than actual fires nationwide.
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G. W. Bates
Bates
United States
Pershing Visits Presidio Hospital After Fire Tragedy
General Pershing toured Letterman General Hospital at the Presidio and offered consoling words to wounded soldiers. He recalled the 1915 fire that killed his wife and three children in Officers Row, a tragedy still remembered near the base.
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San Francisci
General Pershing
Letterman General Hospital
Presidio
Weather outlook Sunday to Monday
Mostly cloudy Sunday and Monday with snow in the north and warmer conditions in the east and south. Colder on Monday or Monday night.
Higgins Case to Go to Jury in July Court Session
Government seeks 96500 damages against Higgins Sheep Co and John E Higgins of Glenrock for allegedly fraudulent acquisition of 24 land entries. Testimony concluded yesterday with Higgins on the stand for much of the day and will be argued to the jury Monday.
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Higgins Sheep Company
John E. Higgins
Glenrock
Higgins
Tenor A Schulman to Sing at Mt Sinai Synagogue
New York tenor A Schulman will perform at Mt. Sinai synagogue tonight at seven o clock. All are welcome to attend this public musical event.
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A. Schulman
New York
Mt. Sinai
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