President Wilson Denounces Enemies as Referendum Looms
President Wilson in a New York World interview declares confidence that the Democratic convention will push the league of nations as the key issue and condemn Republican efforts to dodge obligations. He says Republicans seek to mislead voters and vows Democrats will stand united in support of the league.
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New York
Wilson
New York World
San Francisco
League of Nations
Alioder
Ex Kaiser Wounded By Mad Avenger Reported
Rumors say an ex Kaiser was wounded by a mad avenger near Doorn castle. The incident is hard to verify and details remain unclear as authorities and villagers seek confirmation.
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Kaiser
Mad Avenger
Government Expenditures Hit Over Twenty Billion
Treasury statement shows July 4, 1919 to May 31, 1920 outlays totaling 20,776,595,058 dollars. Expenditures peaked in September with 4.476 billion and were lightest in November at 611.302 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Harding mutes: Prominent interro gatory on prohibition
Virgil G. Moshaw chairman of the prohibition national committee says a telegram was sent to each promient figure asking if they favor higher alcohol limits beyond one half of 4 percent. He adds Senator Harding’s secretary wired the senator declines to discuss until formal acceptance in July. No reply from Governor Coolidge.
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Virgil G. Moshaw
Prohibition National Committee
Inshaw
Harding
Coolidge
Democratic Women Demand Tri Partite Control of Railroads
Selections show Democratic women urging government and labor representation in key industries, with proposals for collective bargaining and nationalization of railroads. The periodical details include publishers organizing for print paper supply and a federal workers’ rights focus from the Democratic sources.
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Bagle Industries
Rail- Sona Whale Administration
Gompers May Retire After Federation Ownership Row Defeat
A chaotic federation meeting ends with leaders predicting Samuel Gompers may retire following a political clash over government ownership. Supporters of the embattled president faced a strong opposition faction backed by labor machinations. The executive council faced internal strife as Gompers and allies faced removal efforts amid calls for change.
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Gompers
Federation
Black Death Invades Another American Port
A bubonic plague diagnosis by Dr. N F Boyd of the State Medical College is supported by federal state county and city health officers. An immediate drive to exterminate rats and mice was ordered at a conference tonight.
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N. F. Boyd
State Medical College
Mexican port Tampico plague tests inconclusive
Mexican authorities reported bubonic plague cases in Tampico but bacteriological tests did not confirm plague. The United States Public Health Servicesaid it would wait for its own experts’ report before listing a quarantine against the port.
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Washington
Tampico
United States Public Health Service
Vera Cruz Plague Report Declines as Chamber Formed
In Vera Cruz on June 14, officials report only one bubonic plague case yesterday and none today. The epidemic is decreasing in intensity and a so called chamber of extinction has been organized to combat it.
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Vera Cruz
Britain to Modify Turkish Treaty to Stabilize Near East
London reports Britain has no plans to scrap the Turkish treaty but is prepared to make important modifications. The aim is to stabilize the Near East situation and ease tensions with Turkey.
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London
Britain
Near East
Spanish King and Queen to Visit London in July
The king and queen of Spain will make an informal London visit arriving July 4. They will be accompanied by Prince Jaime.
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Spain
England
London
Prince Jaimie
Rock at Cheyenne High School Covered With Tar and Feathers
Cheyenne High School faced a pranks affect as its front yard rock was coated in tar and feathers. Investigators found chicken feather fragments from a leg horn on the shavings, leaving janitors to restore the paint and color scheme amid a mystery over the act.
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Cheyenne High School
Brenning Held Without Bail In Slaying Of Douglas
Roy Brenning is held without bail for the murder of James Clark in Douglas Wyoming following the annulment of Brenning’s marriage to Brenning’s 16 year old daughter. Investigators say Clark did not reach for a gun until after he was shot, casting doubt on self defense.
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Brenning
Douglas Flockmaster
Douglas
Wyo
Roy Brenning
James Clark
Clark
Browning
Two Infants Found Dead in Cheyenne Latrine Crime
Two infant bodies discovered in a latrine at 1900 O Neil Street in Cheyenne, a boy and a girl both born alive and killed by being thrown into filth. Coroner and police investigate with no identified parents. city witnesses call it one of the vilest crimes.
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O’neil Street
Cheyenne
Eugene Bryant
Bob Smith
Barry
Bricker Brothers
Cat Bank
Alex Muchland
Tha
Aolo Lot
Vért Hasserl
Military
Cheyenne Department
Cleyenne
Ghey
Whelther
State Historian Reports Nephew Drowned in Whirlpool
Miss Eunice Anderson a state historian learned of her nephew Edwin Carey’s death early this week in Walnut ta after he was caught in a whirlpool while swimming. The 16 year old was the son of Mrs. Carey who visited Cheyenne last summer seeking health and who lost an older son in the war. Edwin accompanied his mother on the trip.
Cox declines to attend Democratic National Convention
Governor James M. Cox of Ohio will not attend the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Edward Moore, national campaign manager, says Cox forgoes leaving his office as it would not be dignified to seek the presidential nomination.
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Los Angeles
James M. Gox
Ohio
San Francisco
Edward Moore
Natonal
Cox
Moore
Turkish Peace Delegates Occupy German Quarters
Paris June 17 Turkey's peace delegation led by Damad Perit Pastia grand vizier arrived in Paris and was welcomed by Colonel Henry head of the German delegation. The party was escorted to Versailles and placed in the same suite used by the Germans last year. Damad Fort has been assigned to apartments once used by Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau as head of the German delegation.
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Paris
Turkey
Damad Perit Pastia
Henry
Versailles
Damad Forlt
Count von Brocksdorff-Rantzau
Labor Voters Back Gompers For Higher Pay
Montreal dispatch reports supporters of Samuel Gompers urge him to retain leadership of the federation and run for re election. Gompers says ten thousand dollars is enough for a normal life and cites proposed raises for secretary and organizers as justification for increased pay.
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LABOR
Samuel Gompers
Montreal
Use Federation
Gompers
Frank Morrocon
Alan
Organiaere
Whiskey and wine to flood Crow Creek in new protest
United States Marshal Dan Hudson plans to pour 200 gallons of bonded whiskey and 200 gallons of wine into Crow Creek this afternoon. He says beer trunks are also ready and will follow if not enjoined, with events starting at 1 30 behind the federal Building.
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Billy Sunday
Elwood
United States
Dan Hudson
Crow Creek
Federal Building
Guer, IL
Carpentier Given Week to Decide Fight With Dempsey
In San Francisco June 11 manager Jack Kearns said Georges Carpentier has one week to decide if he will fight Jack Dempsey for the world's heavyweight title by Labor Day. If Carpentier cannot commit, Kearns indicates the champion will be considered unavailable.
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San Francisco
Georges Garpentier
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Georges Carpentigh
Kearnes
Carpentier
Mack
Europe
American Labor Party vows to keep identity in new party move
New York June 17 American Labor Party declares it will remain a distinct labor party and not sacrifice its identity in a new party movement. The convention meets in Chicago July 10 with about 4000 delegates from 2 million workers. Leader William Cohan asserts allegiance to the Wade union government and rejects a merger that would erase its distinct role.
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New York
Women’s Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Bureau
Robert Bruere
New
American Labor Party
New Party
Chicago
Wade
Wiliam Cohan
Greater New York
Anil
Shaan
Manuel
Cohan
Willy Ie
Vt le Lhly
Mberal Inter
Farming Groupe
Carnel
Sinn Feiners Besiege British Cops in Cookstown Barracks
Sinn Fein operatives assault the Cookstown police barracks in Ireland driving officers from the upper floors. They capture two constables and wound one severely, prompting a drawn out raid amid chaotic fire exchange and local railway delegations reacting to the incident.
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SINN
Cookstown
Treland
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