Baruch Demands Facts Mason Counters In Copper Charge
June 2 report shows B M Baruch urging Rep Mason to provide evidence for his May 27 claim that Baruch stole 50 million in copper. Mason replies by asserting 200 million in copper theft and says he will seek legal action against Baruch if warranted after review by Congress and the attorney general.
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B. M. Baruch
The
War Industries Board
Representative Mason
Ilinois
Congress
House
Barney Baruch
United States
Mason
Palmer
United State
Palmer and Bonniwell clash in Pennsylvania primary inquiry
In Washington on June 2 the senate investigation into pre campaign expenditures featured a heated exchange between Attorney General Palmer and Eu gene C Bonniwell of Philadelphia. Bonniwell accused the Palmer effort of law breaking while Palmer denounced Bonniwell's character assassination tactics and the session ended with Senator Edge abstaining.
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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
Chicago June 2 A Senate hearing on campaign expenditures revealed payments to Missouri delegates counted as Lowden supporters. Topics included Knox Johnson candidacy rumors and King linking. Cummings visited the session. Delegates were seated or unseated in Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, and fourth Missouri district contests. Ways plans single organization for new voters with women delegates to caucus.
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Connecticut
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California
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San Francisco
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Wood
Mississippi
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Thoth
Louisiana
Eville Unt
New Orleans
Delaware Legislature Adjourns Without Ratifying Federal Suffrage
Delaware adjourned today without ratifying the Susan B Anthony federal suffrage amendment as the Senate and House failed to act before 3:30 p m. In Louisiana Baton Rouge supporters and opponents debated a state constitutional suffrage bill amid a 93 to 417 vote, a vote seen as a blow to federal ratification by anti suffrage groups while supporters clung to hope.
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Susan B. Anthony
Louisiana
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Louisana
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Former Private Secretary Forms Law Partnership in Cheyenne
Former private secretary to Senator Kendrick forms a law partnership with Avery Haggard in Cheyenne. Mrs. O'Mahoney, wife of Mre O'Mahoney, is a graduate of a law school and one of Wyoming's leading shorthand reporters.
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Kendrick
Avery Haggard
Cheyenne
Mre O’mahoney
Wyoming
Palmer Misused Power in Sugar Price Fixing
Washington June 2 The sugar investigating committee in a majority report says Attorney General Palmer used his power to fix maximum sugar prices in Louisiana without legal authority and against his duty. The report by Rep. Husted Republican New York finds the method ineffective for price control and notes it granted government sanction to high prices, angering Cuban producers and raising Cuban market prices.
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Sugar Investigating Committee
House
Palmer
Jouisiana
Representative Husted
New York
Wyoming cattle return home from Texas ranges
Earl Carpenter, Wyoming Livestock association brand inspector, reports twenty five thousand head of Wyoming cattle wintered in Texas and other states have begun returning through Denver to Wyoming. He notes large consignments moving north and many cattle staying to be shipped directly from southern ranges.
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Colorado Brand
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Several Taken Into Court Over Occupational Tax Payment
A group of Cheyenne business owners were summoned to police court on warrants for unpaid annual licensing tax. They appeared, paid the delinquent amounts, and were released with no fines. Named defendants include Louis Manewal Jr of Cheyenne Steam Baking, Blake Miller, Morris Goldstein, the Wyoming Co oper ating Co, the M A Gunst Cigar Co, and Maud Brown. City officials vow further 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 Hospital Fund in Cheyenne Ties
United States Senator John B. Kendrick donated 4,000 to Glarmarie County Memorial Hospital’s building fund. He cited community ties to Cheyenne and Sheridan, praising local residents for generous treatment during his stay.
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Kendrick
Cheyenne
Glaramie County Memorial Hospital
United States
John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Union Pacific Overall Club Ceases To Be
The Union Pacific overall club, started weeks ago with 400 plus members, has collapsed as most clerks and ticket office workers abandoned the movement. Mechanics and train crews keep wearing them while office staff quit.
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Union Pacific Overall Club
Carmen
Fireamen
Veto Overrides Bill On Immoral Motion Pictures
President Wilson vetoes a bill making interstate transportation of immoral motion pictures a felony citing a garbled phrase in the measure. The house investigated and found an enrolling clerk had transposed the phrase. The corrected bill was repassed by the house tonight.
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Wilson
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Union Pacific Worker Arrested for Alleged Gasoline Theft
Campo, an employee of the Union Pacific, was arrested yesterday afternoon and jailed on a charge of petty larceny. He allegedly filled the fuel tank of his motorcycle with gasoline belonging to the railroad. the amount stolen was not disclosed by the sheriff or special agents.
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Union Pacific Railroad
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Tens of thousands of troops move against Villa in Chihuahua region
El Paso report says 10 000 federal troops ordered to Durango and Chihuahua to pursue Villa and Osuna. Villa with about 400 men is in Chihuahua state near Jimenez while General Escobar and General Enriquez push from Jiminez. Mexico City confirms renewed military campaign and disrupted rail service restored by Juarez headquarters. General Silvette Mariscal, former Guerrero governor, wounded and captured by revolutionary detachment.
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Mexican Central Railroad
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Mexico
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Jimnez
Jiminez
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Escobar
Enriquez
Galactio Fox
Mexico City
Durango
Carlos Osuna
Carranza
Osuna
Silvette Mariscal
Guerrero
Blond Mexican 3 Arrested After Downtown Shooting
Casendo Leon known as Blondy was arrested by Sheriff J. Smalley and Deputy Larson after a shooting at 409 West Twelfth Street. He faces assault with intent to kill for firing twice at a man identified only as Pete, injuring his leg and grazing his eye.
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Larson
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West Twelfth St
Cheyenne
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Peto
Platform Draft Nears Completion for Republican Party
Washington June 2 A tentative draft of the Republican national platform was completed at conferences. Senator Watson of Indiana led the task and will go to Chicago to confer with convention resolution committee members. The Mexico plank, written by Senator Fall, was added and revised in a later session with Watson Lodge and other leaders.
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Mexico
Fall
New Mexico
Senate
Lodge
United States
City explores muzzles for licensed dogs amidst roaming pets
Cheyenne city officials under an initiative led by the police chief aim to require muzzles or leashes for dogs allowed to roam. Critics say licensed dogs would suffer while many unlicensed strays roam free, worsening the problem of nuisance animals in the city.
Counties squabble over who escorts Cordillo to penitentiary
Louis Larson deputy sheriff of Laramie county says Cordillo remains in our custody until the court acts. He rejects Patterson and Trabing orders and notes the local sheriff’s office will transport Cordillo to the penitentiary. The report from Laramie suggested Sheriff Trabing would take Cordillo to Rawline.
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John Cordillo
Laramie
George Trabing
Rawline
Patterson
Trabing
Cordillo
She Len
Matty
Louis Larson
Laramie County
Larson
Germans Hear Wilhelm Junior May Come Back
The Tagblatt reports from Berlin on June 2 with reservations that Bavarian troops near Potsdam are active and Prince August Wilhelm, son of the former emperor, plays a conspicuous role. It also notes a rumor of arrests of pacifists and leftists planned for Sunday amid fears of renewed disviiters.
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Potsdam
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Prussia
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Germany
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