World War I Peace Talks Reserve Colonial Oversight
At Versailles, Allied leaders including Britain France and the United States agreed in principle to Wilson’s proposal for a League of Nations backed mandate system over German colonies. Military representatives will report on distributing the burden of Allied forces for order in the Turkish Empire and related territories. The next session is set for tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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Associated Press
Raris
Great Britain
France
Wilson
League of Nations
Versailles
Turkey
Tertory
Qial d'Orsay
Pacific
Africa
M. Simon
Fargo Rageél
Italy
Asia
M. Hymans
Vasenvel
Vander Velde
M. Ortz
Congo
Britain accused by delegates over colonial surrender
London dispatch reports a debate on the fate of German colonies after the Paris conference. The Globo notes strong opposition to Britain for supposedly yielding German East Africa and the Pacific islands. Several papers indicate Austria’s claims gain support in sections of the press.
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London
Wlcape
Globo
Aclannes
Apaches Disgusted by Crime Wave Myths in Paris
Paris inquiry by the Associated Press finds that American soldiers dressing as Apaches were not the primary perpetrators of December crimes. Figures for murders and hold ups were inflated by sensational reports, with police noting discipline among U S troops and cooperation from American detectives.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Associated Press
Europe
Wiliam Harts
United States Army
Paria
M. Mouton
Senate study lists German propaganda letters in U S
Senate judiciary subcommittee records reveal letters from secret service files showing German agents trying to prevent German workers from taking jobs in U S plants before and after entry into the war. The hearings also note pacifist figures and a funds transfer to discourage sympathizers from working in wartime plants.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secret Service
United States
Senate Judiciary
Jidndsay P. Damon
Brown University
Archibald Btevenson
Military Intelligence Service
L. Curtins
Bureau of Investigations
Justice Department
R. H. Ott
Jamaica
Hans Libau
Otto
Brazil seeks repayment from German ships at peace talks
Brazil plans to back the United States and other powers at the Paris peace conference. Dr. F. Esptacio Peason, head of the Brazilian delegation, says Brazil will pursue indemnity and the disposition of requisitioned German ships, with focus on key but smaller questions beside the major issues facing the conference.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Brazil
United States
F. Esptacio Peason
Associated Press
League of Nations
Brasil
Pesson
France
England
Mayo says League of Nations a sewing circle
Admiral Mayo, commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet, tells the House Naval Committee that the league is a sewing circle with no enforcement or international police. He urges rapid expansion of the navy ahead of the administration's building program vote.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Admiral Mayo
Atlantic Fleet
League of Nations
Northern Russia Counters Alarm Over Senkhurst Evacuation
A Northern Russia proclamation urges calm amid the evacuation of Senkhurst by American and allied forces. It cites limited defense forces and exposed allied positions, says the government cooperates with the allies and minimizes public distress.
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Associated Press
Archangel
Senkhurst
Youth from Los Angeles dies after Nebraska train accident
Malcolm McLean 18 of Los Angeles fell beneath a Union Pacific freight train near Potter Nebraska and died near Egbert Wyoming while being rushed to Cheyenne on a special train. Coroner conducted inquest as death occurred in Wyoming despite Nebraska injuries. He intended to steal a ride when the accident happened. He was son of Eugenio McLean of 664 Bishops Road Los Angeles.
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Malcolm McLeap
Los Angeles
Cal
Potter
Neb
Egbert
Wyo
Belong
Cheyenne
Marly
Wyoming
Nebraska
McLean
Eugenio McLean
Bishop's Road
Los Angeloa
War Costs Put U S War Expenditures At 26 Billion
Washington reports total U S war expenses since entry into the conflict reach 26.556 billion dollars over 22 months. January outlays near 1.6 billion with allied loans at about 190 million. production slowdowns and contract liquidations expected to drive further costs.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Manufs Ayres
Two Prospectors Die in Indian Attack, Las Vegas
The mutilated bones of Hancock and Taylor were found near a branch of the Colorado River near Las Vegas Nevada. Authorities say an alleged Indian killer also slain Mrs Maud K Douglas on January 21. A large hunt with trackers and a Clark County reward drive continues through difficult country as residents boost funds to aid the search.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Jan. C
Hancock
Taylor
Colorado River
Jour
Thomas
Maud K. Douglas
Clark County
Yuma
Aris
Douglas Mer
Alan
Utah
Spartacans Seize Bank in Major German Raid
Reports from Copenhagen say Spartacans at Cuxhaven and Bremerhaven triggered a general strike after declaring Wilhelmshaven independent. They raided a West State bank, taking 2,000,000 marks, as fighting followed the unrest before surrender.
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Copenhagen
Spartacans
Cuxhaven
Bremerhaven
Advvices
Wihheimehaven
Wilheimehaven
Mies
Soliliera’ Een
Alo
Bpartacans
Westate Bank
Reeus
Train Collision Near La Union Kills 25 in Mexico
Twenty five people die and twenty are hurt when a freight and passenger train crash near La Union, 160 miles south of the border. Survivors report soldiers guards, wives and children among the dead and injured. The wounded were taken to Chihuahua City hospitals for treatment.
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Juarez
la Guna
Rao
Federal Army
Chihuahua City
Ira
Weather forecast for Wyowleg Friday into Saturday
Generally fair weather Friday followed by snow and cold air. Saturday will be much colder with a sharp drop in temperatures.
Uncle Sam to Feed Germans If They Pay Cash
A New York cable cites Herbert Hoover detailing Allied food plans for Germany under the general program. Germany could receive about 6 million bushels monthly, mostly from the United States, if money is available to pay, with further allocations of wheat, flour, oats, and cereals through July 1 and toward restoring bread norms.
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Associated Press
New York
Germany
United States
Herbert Hoover
Julius H. Barnes
United States Crafi Corporation
Frage and
Dtals
Baby Dies In Fire At Cheyenne Ranch Home
A one month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bussard perished in a fire at their ranch home behind Table Mountain northwest of Cheyenne. Edward Bussard, 5 years old, reportedly lit paper which ignited the crib and fast spread. Neighbors recovered the infant from the ruins as the parents and other relatives sought help after discovering flames. The Bussards, sheltered at a nearby ranch, expressed thanks to neighbors and friends for aid while mourning the loss. Mrs Bussard is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Gores of Fort Russell and sister of William Goss, Cheyenne post office official.
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Lowe
Monuta
Samuel Hyesard
Pussad
Table Mountain
Cheyenne
Edward Raspard
Edward
Bussard
Juoun Woodhouse
Rotary Club Charters Cheyenne Dinner Celebration
The Cheyenne Rotary club meets at the Plains hotel at 7 00 PM to celebrate receiving the club charter. A banquet follows at 8 20 PM with guests including Mayor Mills of Denver and 26 Denver Rotary members plus Fort Collins and Greeley club members. Coloradoans will drive to Cheyenne in the afternoon and stay until tomorrow morning.
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Cheyenne Rotary Club
Plains Hotel
Hoper
Mayor Mills
Denver
Denver Rotary Club
Fort Coline
Greeley
Coloradeans
Cheyenne
No Elopers Arrested in Loveland to Cheyenne Plan
Clarence Cunningham and Lelet Wright, both under age, eloped from Loveland Colorado to Cheyenne with intent to marry. They were intercepted on arrival by authorities and returned to Loveland amid opposition from the girl's parents. The arrest sparked renewed calls against the couple's union.
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Fiveida
Clarence Cunningham
Lelet Wright
Ago
Loveland
Colo
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