Senate Breaks Treaty Consensus with New Reservations
In Washington, March 4, two Senate peace treaty reservations were adopted after changes by Republican leaders and bipartisan talks. The Shantung reservation was revised to omit Japan and China by name, passing 69 to 2, 48 to 24 on re-adoption with 10 Democrats voting yes.
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Washington
Senate
Rebes
Shantung
League of Nations
Walsh
Montana
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Wilson
White House
Shantung Reservation
Japan
China
Eddie McGoorty Loses To Frank Goodard In London Bout
American light heavyweight Eddie McGoorty was defeated in the thirteenth round at Holbrow stadium in London by English heavyweight Frank Goodard.
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London
Eddie McGoorty
Holbrow Stadium
Frank Goodard
Perfect Girl Thanks Dancing Miss Du Bois Ferguson
Miss Ferguson, a California girl from San Francisco, is hailed as physically perfect after a career of dances she created herself. The article lauds her beauty and says she is among the citys most beautiful belles.
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Miss du Bois Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
California
San Francisco
Popularity of Palmer Boom Frightens Washington
Republicans push a resolution for the judiciary committee to investigate Attorney General Palmer over Louisiana sugar pricing. Democrats oppose, calling it an impeachment effort aimed at curbing Palmer’s rising public prominence.
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Palmer
Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Louisiana
Big Tabernacle Rises Overnight On Vacant Lot
The tabernacle on House and Nineteenth streets advances rapidly as construction starts under Rev. R. O. Lewis. The frame nearly reaches full length by nightfall while Dr. E. J. Bulgin, the evangelist, is billed to arrive Sunday.
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BIG Tabernacle
R. O. Lewis
E. J. Bulgin
Blizzard grips Colorado rail lines as western snowbound
In southwestern Colorado rotary snowplows and section crews battled heavy drifts on the Denver and Rio Grande line from Durango to Silverton. Officials expect the railway to reopen by Saturday after snowslides on the Colorado and Southern between Leadville and Como were cleared.
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Denver
Rotary
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande
Durango
Silverton
Colorado & Southern
Leadville
Como
Cheyenne To Hear Air Passenger Service In Future Plans
Cheyenne hosts a new aviation venture as Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corp files incorporation with $100 000 capital to operate aerial transport of people goods and news Directors named for first year include Read Hollister Hart Blick Edwards and Swain. An early April aircraft purchase is anticipated. Other Wyoming firms report cap stock increases and revaluations in filings.
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Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corporation
Cheyenne
Hollister
Hart Blick
Edwards
V. C. A. Swainson
WoWster
Picetiern Oil Company
Gasper
National Fixploration Company of Wyoming
Dempsey and Kearns Indicted Over Drift Law Charge
Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion and manager Jack Kearns face federal indictments from a San Francisco grand jury for conspiracy to evade the drift law with a second count accusing Dempsey of evading the selective service act. They deny the “slacker” stories as groundless and started by enemies.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Federal Grand Jury
San
Francisco
Dempsey
Kearns
Champ
Hig Nanager
Wyoming Oil Tax Decision Prompts Outlook for States
The U S Supreme Court ruling holds that oil companies must pay state income taxes to the states where the oil is produced, not where their headquarters are. Wyoming lacks an income tax, so the decision affects Oklahoma Kansas and Texas more than Wyoming. Colorado could lose tax receipts if Colorado based companies split income. J C Crawford of Producers & Refiners in Denver says the ruling may force income tax allocations to change.
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Wyoming
United States Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Supreme Court
Col
Orado
Colorado
J.C. Grawford
Producers & Refiners Corporation
Sir Auckland Geddes Blessed with American Wife
Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador to the United States, formerly minister for national service and reconstruction and head of London’s local government board. An American wife, Miss Ross of Staten Island, and a former McGill anatomy professor, he served in WWI, was wounded in Flanders, and led British grave registrations in France with rapid promotions.
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Sir Auckland Geddes
U. S
Local Government Board of
London
National Service
Sir Gedde
United Kingdom
Sir Auckland
Ross
Staten Island
McGill University
Toronto
Flanders
France
Lloyd George
King George
Farmers Reject Labor Reds Alliance at Meeting
The American Farm Bureau Federation adopted a resolution denouncing efforts to unite farmers with radicals in industry during its first annual meeting. The 1,060,000 member group from 28 states also endorsed the American Legion and health and industry conservation, condemning strikes and a proposed 4 percent tax on land holdings over $410. The executive committee headed to Washington to present the program to Congress.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Agriculturists of
America
American Legion
Conservation of Health and Industry
Washington
Federation
Congress
City considers gun sales dog control and swine sanitation ordinances
City commissioners study three proposed ordinances to regulate firearms sales and use, grant police authority over vicious dogs, and govern dog raising. A citizen’s dog bite prompts talk of enforcement, while current rules allow large pig herds only if sanitary rules are followed. Page 6 continues.
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Gheyenne
Ouija Insanity Recognized in Western Court
In Martinez California four women were committed to state hospitals for the insane after a 24 hour seance with ouija boards. Adeline Pottini and three others listed Mrs S Bottini Mrs Joseph Soldarvani and Mrs Edward Morro were among those arrested as insane suspects.
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Martinez
Calif
Adeline Pottini
S. Bottini
Joseph Soldarvani
Edward Morro
Gero
Sfe
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Hosts Cheyenne Visitors
Seventy six members of Cleveland's manufacturers and wholesale merchants travel west arriving in Cheyenne at 11 15 this morning. A city tour and Fort Russell visit precede a 12 30 lunch at the Masonic temple with addresses by Gov Robert D Carey and others. Local hosts led by Gov Carey Mayor Ed Taylor and many Cheyenne officials greet the Ohio delegation and women contingents.
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Manufacturers’ and Wholesale Merchants’ Board
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
West
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
City
Fort Russell
Masonic Temple
BE. W.stone
Robert D. Carey
W. C. Mentzer
East
Ohio City
Ed. P. Taylor
W. BE. Chaplin
N. P. Black
W. R. Grier
M. H. Hartung
J. R. Carpenter
W. K. Jones
A. W. Pettit
P. H. Parkhurst
Dave Nimmo
Jake Sherman
R. A. Hopkins
Kendall Bon
George W. Daher
A. D. Hoskins
C. S. Hill
Draper J. J. Metnerney
J. M. Carey
B. Irwin
Col. M. Ma McNamee
M. C. Bigelow
P. E. Nelson
F. M. Bruner
W. Re. Dinneen
John R. Kay
H. V. Lacey
Sam Freed
A. D. Johnston
Wm. S. Hays
Harry L. Davis
John McAlvan
1H. R. Weston
Ray B. Lee
S. BE. Bartlett
BE. Co. Brandenburg
Sam Asher
A. J. Bachman
William Daley
M. P. O'Keefe
Harold England
Clarence Hammond
Paul L. Leichnitz
R. B. Davidson
Must Reduce Taxes Warns WM. G. Wadoo
Mr. McAdoo proposed delaying the war debt sinking fund tax for two years and funding deferred European interest until Europe can pay. The plan would start in the fiscal year 1920 and shift the collection accordingly for relief.
Wilson Replies To Adriatic Note Dispatch Tonight
President Wilson sent a rejoinder to the last note from the French and British premiers on the Adriatic situation. The State Department did not disclose its contents and dispatched the reply to Europe tonight.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
State Department
Talcum Powder Druggists Under Federal Probe
Federal officials investigated a so called talcum powder druggist in Chicago after two physicians were arrested. The case centers on former saloon keepers hiring licensed pharmacists to run druggists with insufficient genuine drug store equipment for window displays.
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Chicago
Retail Drugegists’ Association
Extension Granted for Corporate Tax Returns to May 15
The bureau of internal revenue announced a two month extension for corporations to file final income tax returns, pushing the deadline to May 15. A tentative return with one fourth payment is due by March 15, and a formal extension request must be filed with a statement of reasons for late filing.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
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