Armenian Plea Rejected by Senate Two to One Vote
In Washington on June 1 Wilson’s bid for an American mandate over Armenia was rejected in the Senate by more than a two to one vote. The resolution to decline mandating authority passed 52 to 23, with 13 Democrats joining Republicans. The measure heads to the House, which plans quick action.
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Wilsson
Armenia
Senate
United Republican
House
Congress
Secarcely A Votte
Folloall
Bilig Boral
Brandeger
Galdes
Gepper
Golt
Gurtis
Dillingham
Edge
Elkins
Fel
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Reli
Chuggen
Hale
Harding
Jogos
Kenyon
Keyes
Knox
Lemroot
Lodge McCormick
Poindexter
Smoot
Spencer
Sterling
Sutherland
Thompson
Wadsworth
Wilson
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Chamberlain
Dial
Geary
Harris
Myers
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Pomerene
Reed
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Smith
Georgia
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Walsh
Massachusetts
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Hitchcock
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McKellar
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Pittman
Ransdell
Robinson
Shepherd
Simmons
Arizona
Maryland
South Carolina
Stanley
Trammell
Underwood
Montana
Williams
Walcott
Nebraska
Water Keeps Leaking In At Frontier Kemmerer Mine
Water continues flooding No 1 Ynine of the Kemmerer Coal Company at Frontier Wyoming. Output is a small fraction of former lift as pumps arrive to dewater. Officials hope melting snow will reduce the inflow and allow a return to normal production.
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Kemmbergr
Wyo
Kemmerer Coal Company
Frontier
Helen Taft Engaged to Frederick Manning in Canada
New Haven Conn June a Mr and Mrs William Howard Taft announce the engagement of their daughter Helen to Frederick Thompson Manning a Yale history instructor and former first lieutenant in the field artillery Manning class of 1916 will marry in Canada in July
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New Haven
Conn
William Howard Taft
Helen
Frederick Thompson Manning
Manning
Yale University
Yale
Field Artillery
Canada
Supreme Court rules income tax on presidents invalid
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 ruling, held that requiring the president and federal judges to pay income tax on salaries violates the Constitution. The decision, on Judge Walter Evans’s appeal, refunds previously collected taxes and bars future collection of such salaries. Justice VanDevanter wrote the majority opinion, with Justices Holmes and Brandeis concurring on separate points.
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Washington
Justice VanDevanter
Justice Helms
Brandies
Ile
Nho
United States Joins Aerial Convention Commitments
Paris June 4 Amb Wallace acting with full power from President Wilson signed last night the aerial convention and protocol connected to Versailles and St Germaine treaties. The document makes certain reservations under Sections 848 and 276.
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United States
Paris
Ampbassador Wallace
Wilson
Washington
Elk losses in hole not over 13 per cent
Bruce Nowlin of Jackson reports the Jackson Hole elk losses last winter total about 2,000 head out of roughly 45,000 elk wintering there. If correct, the loss is about 4 percent rather than 13 percent.
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Hole
Kemmerer
Wyo
Bruce Nowlin
Jackson
Jackson Hole
Nowlin
Supreme Court rules federal amendments cannot be ratified by state referendum
The Supreme Court unanimously holds federal constitutional amendments cannot be submitted to state referendums for ratification. The ruling states ratification is a national power under the federal constitution, not a state-controlled referendum. Ohio’s provisions authorizing a referendum are invalid, affecting pending cases while upholding other prohibition issues. Justice Day writes the opinion.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Ohio
Associated Justice Day
Justice Day
Prominent Sheridan Man to Visit Cheyenne Today
Lyman H. Brooks, Sheridan businessman and University of Wyoming trustee, will be in Cheyenne for a few hours today on his way to the University board meeting in Laramie.
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Sheridan
Cheyenne
Lyman H. Brooks
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Coal miners and operators accept wage commission plan
Washington June 4 miners and operators formally accept President Wilsons offer to appoint a commission to settle their wage dispute.
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Washington
Wilson
Future trading before traders
Chicago June 14 plan for resumption of trading in future deliveries of wheat will be discussed at a meeting of eight leading grain exchanges. Each exchange sends two delegates and many important aspects will be examined. a definite conclusion may take days.
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Chicago
Skyrocketing oil prices blamed on supply and demand
Washington June 4. The federal trade commission reported to Congress that recent advances in gasoline and other petroleum prices stem mainly from varying supply and demand conditions and pessimistic future supply forecasts rather than restraint of trade. It said strong demand drives prices, noted improved production and imports, and could not determine if refined product prices were disproportionate to crude oil gains or report current year profits, though 1919 profits for many large oil companies were large.
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Washington
Federal -Trade Commission
Congress
Casperite Fined $500 for Violating Drug Act
Charles A. Bennett of Casper was fined $500 by Judge Riner in U S district court after pleading guilty to Harrison drug and narcotics act violations. He has been held in county jail pending sentence, with the Casper incidents involving a large sale of cocaine and opium.
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Charles A. Bennett
Casper
Riner
United States District Court
Bennett
Infatuated woman kills husband of another in bed
Mary Francis Dunlop shot J LeRoy Hichelberger as he slept beside his wife and infant on a farm near West Grove Pennsylvania. She then killed her daughter and herself. Coroner's inquest found Dunlop responsible. Husband Robert Dunlop testified to his wife's prior threats and insanity concerns.
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Philadelphia
Mary Francis Dunlop
West Grove
Pennsylvania
J. LeRoy Hichelberger
Congress Adjournment Planned After Jobs and Bills
Washington June 4 after brief discussion the house adopted a resolution for adjournment of congress sine die next Saturday at 4 pm and sent it to the senate where leaders expect similar action tomorrow no roll call and some democrats opposed failed 129 to 52 the two houses also sped up agreements to clear a mass of legislation the senate began two hours early and continued work all night Mondell of Wyoming said congress would have disposed of every important matter by Saturday and indicated no action to boost print paper supply and a postal salary increase bill set for Thursday
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Washington
House Today
Congress
Senate
House
Wilson
Mondelk
Wyoming
Mondell
Feminine Rowdyism Not Sponsored by Friends of Ireland
Washington reports an uproar in both chambers as women sympathisers with Ireland clashed during a speech by Senator Brandagee opposing a mandate over Armenia. The group shouted from the gallery, defied guards, and were subdued and ejected without charges. D R A O'Connell of Friends of Irish Freedom denied official sanction.
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Friends OF Ireland
Washington
Senate
House
Treeham
Brandagee
Armenia
Ireand
Sisor
Capitol
D. R A. O'Connell
Friends of Irish Freedom
National Council of the Friends “of Irish Freedom
Funeral services for pioneer rancher today
Funeral services for David Merna will be held at St Marys Cathedral at 9 oclock this morning with Rev Father James A Hartman officiating. Mr Merna died at his ranch home six miles south of Cheyenne Monday morning. Pallbearers are early day friends I Walsh A Robitaille J H Smith J J Astle L Q R Bresnahan and William Dinneen Interment will be at Olivet Cemetery.
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David Merna
St. Mary's Cathedral
James A. Hartman
Merna
Cheyenne
I. Walsh
A. Robitaille
J. H. Smith
J. J. Astle
L. QR. Bresnahan
William Dinneen
Olivet Cemetery
Two United States Commissioners Appointed
Judge John A. Winer appointed two United States commissioners in the district court yesterday morning. Sidney Glark of Shawnee in Converse county and William Hall of Glenda were named, with Hall being reappointed. Their terms will run four years.
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United States
John A. Winer
United States District Court
Sidney Glark
Shawnee
Converse County
William Hall
Glenda
Republican national committee stalls on contested delegations
In Chicago on June 4 the Republican National Committee offered a slow session with little progress. It seated two DC delegates favoring Major General Leonard Wood, and heard Georgia contest claims split between Wood and London supporters. The panel declined to reopen Louisiana seating, denied Frank Labit’s appeal, and postponed rulings on Florida and Ander son versus Bean factions while a Warren-led subcommittee reviews Georgia documents. An Atlanta delegate, Henry Lincoln Johnson, heads the regular Lowden-aligned delegation amid a crowded, tense hearing.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
District of Columbia
Leonard Wood
Georgia
Wood
London
Bmjle Kuntz
New Orleans
Louisiana
Frank G. Labit
New Iberia
Florida
Charles B. B. Warren
Detroit
A. L. Kurch
Jacksonville
Bean
UW. L. Anderson
Bavine
Londen
Mr. Warren
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
Lowden Col
Wyoming May Be Aided By Ruling On Taxation Of Corporations
Washington June 1 The North Dakota supreme court decided that corporations chartered in the state but operating elsewhere are subject to state taxation. The ruling upheld a $30,000 tax judgment against the Cream of Wheat company in appeals from lower court decisions.
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North Dakota Supreme Court
Ital
Supreme Court
Cream of Wheat Company
Army Bill Cut in Conference Report to 394 Million
Washington June 4 After trimming 24 million from Senate totals the House and Senate conferees reach agreement on the annual army appropriation bill. Final appropriation is 394,929,000 with reductions in air service ordnance transportation and pay, plus 5.5 million for vocational training and changes to Verdun medal provisions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Army Air Service
Ordnance Department
Verdun
Franca
George Hall Funeral Services This Afternoon
Funeral services for George P. F. Hall will be held this afternoon at the W. W. Dumm undertaking chapel at 3:80 oclock. Interment will follow at Lakeview cemetery with Rev. J. S. Shubblefield in charge. Mr Hall died Monday afternoon at the family home 810 East Lincoln Highway.
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George Hall
George PF. Hall
W. W. Dumm
Lakeview Cemetery
J. S. Shubblefield
Mr. Mall
East
Lincoln Highway
Three Die in Sugar Theft Escape in Oklahoma Town
In Miami Oklahoma three men died and two were wounded in a gun battle during an attempted sugar theft. Norris Chandler manager of a local wholesale grocer company O B Van derpool Joplin detective and J J Lynch of Miami died. Wounded were W M Hawkins and CG B Woods both grocers and jailed in the case. Lynch Hawkins and Woods were arrested when a truck believed loaded with stolen sugar reached Woods grocery this morning. Lynch supposedly killed Vanderpool and Chandler before being fatally shot by his captors. he died later in a hospital.
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Miamia
Okla
Commerce
Norris Chandler
O. B. Vanderpool
Joplin
J. J. Lynch
W. M. Hawkins
Miami
CG. B. Woods
Pitcher
Lynch
Hawkins
Woods
Chandler
Vanderpool
Feeding boosts wool yield for Wyoming flocks
Lander Wyoming June 1 flock masters report sheep fed through winter and spring yielded about two pounds more wool per head than range fed animals.
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Lander
Wyo
Republican National Committee urges ratification of woman’s suffrage amendment
Chicago June 4 on motion of T Goleman DuPont of Delaware the Republican National Committee unanimously adopted a resolution urging states that have not yet done so to pass the woman’s suffrage constitutional amendment.
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Chicago
T. Goleman DuPont
Delaware
Republican National Committee
Wets and Days to Go to Showdown at Frisco
Wilbur W. Marsh treasurer of the Democratic National Committee and Iowa committeeman predicted a clean showdown between wets and drys at the San Francisco Democratic convention. He said a two thirds liberal plank vote could push Governor Cox as the convention nominee.
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Chicago
San Fran
Wilbur W. Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Iowa
Cox
Marsh
Palmer Attacks Louis Post Over Deportation Records
Attorney General Palmer testified before the House rules committee accusing Assistant Secretary Louis Post of radical friendliness and defiance of evidence rules. He cited Detroit advisory committees handling alien bond questions and a bail release directive as part of alleged malfeasance, saying Post’s actions hampered Justice Department efforts to deport radicals.
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Washington
Palmer
House Rules Committee
Louis Z. Past
Past
Congress
Auorent
Post
Postis
Detroit
Detroit Citizens
L. Prentiss
Department of Justice
Louis F. Post
Cheyenne Gardens Escape Frost Threat On June Night
Cheyenne gardens dodged a killing frost Monday night as temperatures sank to 87 degrees after a cool day. Residents reported slight nip to some plants but no major damage. June 1 weather ran cooler than normal with a mean of 42 degrees, 15 degrees below the typical 57. Precipitation remained above average at 1.71 inches for the period, with 0.06 inches falling yesterday.
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Cheyenne
Mercury
Ghloyenne
Nornal
United States Wins Royalties Case Against Hardin
Judgment entered in district court as Judge John A. Biner rules for the United States in the case United States vs Hardin ordering Hardin to pay $1,198 penalties for failing to remit royalties and rentals on mineral lands in the Shoshone Indian Reservation.
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Hardin
Uncle Sam
United States
United States District Court
John A. Biner
Har~ein
Pope loosens ban on Catholic sovereigns visiting Rome
Rome June 1 An encyclical announces an arrangement allowing Catholic sovereigns to visit Rome to see the king of Italy. Scholars say it ranks among the most important papal acts since the fall of the temporal power, with Spain's king expected to be first to use the concession. The Holy See’s protests after the fall of the temporal power remain mostly only the pope’s voluntary confinement inside the Vatican.
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Rome
Italy
Pius X
Spain
Holy See
Vatican
Gun Packing 16 Serious for Boy
Evanston Wyoming June 1 The first day back at work Milford Gamble 18 after weeks in hospital with a fractured hip accidentally discharged a .45 revolver in a shoulder holster. The bullet went through his right hand threatening the loss of his thumb and possibly the entire hand.
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Evanston
Wyo
Milford Gamble
Woman's party to picket Chicago convention hall if Delaware fails
Columbus Ohio June 1 faced with a delayed Delaware ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment the National Woman's party plans pickets in Chicago next week If Delaware does not ratify by Wednesday evening a delegation led by Dr Hayden will protest by banner bearing women will stand before the Republican convention hall in Chicago to press for ballot rights for 27 000 000 women.
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Columbus
Delaware
National Women's Party
Republian
Chicago
Peetr Hayden
National Woman's Party
der Iti Ceopennent
National Republican Party
Drm T Heayden
Shooting Gallery Robbed By Likely Auto Thieves
A Pioneer avenue shooting gallery was robbed of three .22 rifles one pistol and ammunition. Thieves entered by removing a padlock and police suspect the same crew later hit the Van Tassell and Draper warehouse and Hudson super six owned by J. T. Murray. A Cheyenne man provided a description of two men near the warehouse door.
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Pioneer Avenue
van Tassell & Draper
J. T. Murray
Lincoln Highway Nearly Impassable in Echo Canon
Evanston Wyoming June 4 The Lincoln highway is almost impassable in Echo canon between this place and Ogden due to high water in the Weber river and its effect on the soft materials of which the highway is constructed.
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Evanston
Wyo
Lincoln Highway
Echo Canon
Ogden
Weber River
Dr Divine Arrives for Baptist Enlargement Drive
Rov Frank H Divine D D Ed ifice secretary of the American Baptist Home Mission Society arrived in the city last evening to conduct the campaign for a fund to finance extensive church improvements at the First Baptist Church. He speaks nightly starting tomorrow through Sunday June 6. The plan includes exterior refinishing and a northern end addition.
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Frank H. Divine
D. D
American Baptist Home Mission Society
First Baptist’ Church
Dr. Divine
Northern Baptist Convertion
First Baptist Church
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