Baruch Demands Facts In Copper Theft Charge Against Mason
Washington June 2 B M Baruch former War Industries Board chairman urged Representative Mason to submit to Congress and the attorney general the evidence behind his May 27 claim that Baruch would back suits against Mason and associates for copper theft totaling 50 million. Mason replied he would amend his statement and may seek legal action against Baruch after March 4 1921.
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War Industries Board
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House
Barney Baruch
United States
Mason
Palmer
United State
Palmer and Bonniwell clash in Senate preconvention probe
Washington June 2 A fiery verbal battle between Attorney General Palmer and Eugene C Bonniwell of Philadelphia marked senate inquiry into pre campaign expenditures. Bonniwell accused the Palmer Pennsylvania campaign of degradation of law while Palmer charged character assassination. Edge declined further sessions and said no federal law was broken as no federal primary law existed.
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Associated Press
Palmer
Eugene C. Boomiwell
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Senate
Bonniwell
Pensylvania
Hardachies
Cleyiett
Edge
New Jersey
Use of money to buy support laid before committee
A Senate hearing on campaign expenditures centers on payments to Missouri delegates of support for Governor Lowden. The discussion touches Knox Johnson plans and links to John P. King, with internal splits over seating Missouri and Mississippi delegates. Chicago reports note Ways outlining a unified Republican plan to assimilate new voters and push a suffrage plank.
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Connecticut
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California
Delaware legislature adjourns without Susan B Anthony amendment
In Dover Delaware the legislature adjourned without ratifying the Susan B Anthony federal suffrage amendment. In Baton Rouge Louisiana the house passed a state constitutional suffrage bill by 93 to 417, seen by anti suffragists as a setback to federal ratification though supporters refused to concede defeat.
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Owever
Former Cheyenne Lawyer Partners Named in Kendrick Circle
Former private secretary to Senator Kendrick forms a law partnership with Avery Haggard in Cheyenne. Mre O'Mahoney's wife, a law school graduate, is noted as a top Wyoming shorthand reporter.
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Kendrick
Avery Haggard
Cheyenne
Mre O’mahoney
Wyoming
Palmer accused of misusing power in sugar price control
The sugar investigating committee reports Attorney General Palmer used his authority to fix maximum sugar prices in Louisiana, acting beyond legal authority and against his duty. The majority report, led by Rep. Husted, says the method was ineffective for price control and spurred Cuban market gains.
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Washington
Sugar Investigating Committee
House
Palmer
Jouisiana
Representative Husted
New York
Wyoming Cattle Return From Texas to Wyoming Ranges
Earl Carpenter, brand inspector for the Wyoming Livestock association, reports about 25 000 head of Wyoming cattle returning home after wintering in Texas and other states. Cattle moved via Denver yards, with one outfit bringing 240 carloads back to Wyoming. Many cattle go to Kansas and Nebraska pastures or straight to eastern markets, while others stay on southern ranges for direct market.
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Earl Carpenter
Wyoming Livestock Association
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Colorado Brand
Cheyenne
Herald
Kansas
Nebraska
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Several Taken Into Court Over Occupation Tax in Cheyenne
A group of Cheyenne business owners appeared in police court on charges for failing to pay the annual occupation license tax. Led by John J. McInerney, warrants were issued and arrests made but all detainees paid the delinquent taxes and were released. Named defendants include Louis Manewal Jr of Cheyenne Steam Baking, Blake Miller saddler, Morris Goldstein second hand dealer, the Wyoming Co operative Co, the M A Gunst cigar company, and Maud Brown novelty shop operator. City officials vow more arrests if taxes remain unpaid.
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John J. McInerney
Louis Manewal, Jr
Cheyenne Steam Baking Company
Blake Miller
Morris Goldstein
Wyoming Co-operating Co
M. A. Gunst Cigar Company
Maud Brown
Capitol Avenue
Kendrick Subscribes to Cheyenne Hospital Fund
United States Senator John B. Kendrick donated 4000 to the Glaramie County Memorial Hospital fund for a new hospital. He cites community warmth from Cheyenne residents as a reason, saying they treated him and his family like locals, much as his home town of Sheridan does.
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Cheyenne
Glaramie County Memorial Hospital
United States
John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Union Pacific Overall Club Ceases To Be
The Union Pacific overall club, begun with 400 members, has dissolved as office workers stopped wearing them. Mechanists, carmen, engineers, firemen, and trainmen continue, but clerks and ticket office staff abandoned the practice.
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Veto on Immoral Motion Pictures Bill Over Grammatical Error
President Wilson vetoed a bill making interstate distribution of immoral motion pictures a felony due to a grammatical error in the measure. An enrolling clerk reportedly transposed a phrase, and the veto note cited that mistake before the House reconfirmed the corrected bill.
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Wilson
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Union Pacific employee arrested for alleged gasoline theft
Campo, an employee of the Union Pacific, was arrested yesterday and jailed on petty larceny charges. He allegedly filled his motorcycle fuel tank with gasoline belonging to the railroad. The stolen amount was not disclosed by investigators.
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Mexican Central Rail Service Restored After Villa Action
El Paso reports rail and wire service on the Mexican Central line south of Chihuahua City has been restored and travelers reached the city. Villa, with about 400 men, is active in Chihuahua state near Jimenez, as 10,000 federal troops are sent to Durango and Chihuahua to pursue Villa and Osuna. General Silvette Mariscal, once Guerrero governor, was wounded and captured by a revolutionary detachment.
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Mexico City
Durango
Carlos Osuna
Carranza
Osuna
Silvette Mariscal
Guerrero
Blond Mexican 3 Arrested on Charge Shooting
Casendo Leon known as Blondy was arrested by Sheriff BE J Smalley and Deputy Larson after a shooting in Cheyenne. He faces assault with intent to kill for firing on Pete, grazing his eye and wounding his leg. Leon, 29, was found at 409 West Twelfth Street after leading officers on a brief manhunt.
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Cheyenne
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Framework of Platform Now Put Together
Washington June 2 A tentative draft of the Republican national platform was completed at conferences today with Senator Watson of Indiana overseeing the task. The Mexico plank, written by Senator Fall of New Mexico, was added and revised in a later session with Senator Watson, Senator Lodge and other prominent Republicans. The plank follows Fall’s Senate report urging intervention if conditions in Mexico do not improve.
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Watson
Indiana
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Mexico
Fall
New Mexico
Senate
Lodge
United States
City considers muzzling licensed dogs and leashing roaming pets
Cheyenne authorities plan an ordinance requiring dogs allowed on streets to be muzzled or fed on chains or leashes. City attorneys work with police chief to push the measure, provoking indignation from some dog owners who fear licensed dogs will be unfairly restrained while unlicensed strays roam freely.
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Counties argue over who escorts Cordillo to penitentiary
Deputy Louis Larson of Laramie County says Cordillo remains in the custody of the Laramie County sheriff. He notes no orders have been issued to turn Cordillo over to Sheriff Trabing and that one officer from this county will escort him to the state penitentiary.
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Laramie County
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Germans Hear Wilhelm Junior May Come Back
June 2 The Tagblatt reports with reservations sensational rumors that Bavarian troops gather near Potsdam and that Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia, son of the former emperor, plays a conspicuous role in the movement. It also notes a rumor that authorities may arrest pacifists and prominent Leftists this Sunday.
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