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06 Mar 1920
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Cheyenne State Leader in Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
1
Premiers offer direct Italy Jugo-Slavia talks on Adriatic
The note from France and Britain on the Adriatic crisis, released by the State Department, shows willingness to have Italy and Jugo Slavia negotiate directly. They suggest Wilson join in proposing talks and agree to joint US France Britain involvement even if negotiations fail, noting the London treaty with Italy was secret for military reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adriatic
Wilson
London
State Department
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
United States
France
Great Britain
Edwards Men Steal March by Trickery
In Indianapolis on March 5 petitions to place Vice President Marshall and Governor Edwards of New Jersey on Indiana’s preferential primary ballot for the Democratic presidential nomination were filed just before the deadline. Marshall’s supporters filed in time after learning Edwards had filed, but McAdoo’s backers were too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
I. R. Edwards
New Jersey
Indiana
Marshall
Edwards
Mcpee
Food Riots Roil Munich and Staurning in Germany
A Berlin dispatch reports serious food riots in Munich and Staurning sparked by demands for free food distribution. Protests escalated after arrests by the protesting court and troops were sent in. one person was killed and many injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Munich
Staurning
Berlin
MacPherson Presses Irish Crisis as Sinn Fein Threat Grows
London March 5 Ian MacPherson chief secretary for Ireland warned in the House that Ireland faces a dangerous situation with Sinn Fein forces reportedly ready to act at any hour. He said loyalists in the west and south pleaded for government action to evacuate. He warned the Easter uprising of 1916 lingered with a malignant revolutionary spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ian MacPherson
Ireland
House of Common
Sinn Fei
MacPherson
Relatives Seek Revocation of Iowa Divorce Ruling
Omaha dispatch reports relatives of Christian Nielsen's first wife asking the court to revoke his divorce, alleging he claimed desertion while she was confined at the Clarinda Insane Hospital, Iowa, at his urging. Nielsen has remarried and resides in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Christian Nielsen
Clarinda
Nielsen
Council Bluffs
Service men relief program hearings face rivalries
Washington March 5. The house ways and means committee struggled to craft a soldier relief plan as conflicting witness views and rivalries between former service organizations tangled the hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Second Jury Selected For Kidnapping Trial In Arizona
Tombstone Arizona March 25 The jury for Harry E Wootten the first of 210 defendants to face trial on kidnapping charges connected to the Bisbee deportations was completed for the second time this week Twenty four men twelve to be discharged under preliminary challenges were ordered held until Wednesday when the trial resumes The trial began February 2 with expected longer proceedings as both sides present evidence A total of 2480 veniremen were drawn for jury duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Ariz
Harry E. Wootten
Caillaux Trial Focuses on Agadir Evidence and German Cipher
Paris witnesses described the 1911 Agadir incident and related German cipher issues. Allegations that Caillaux shared German code knowledge were challenged by statements from Poincare and other officials. Caillaux led cross examination amid Senate tensions as testimony continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Agadhar
Morocco
Panther
M. Caillaux
Senate
Lesceauy
Agadir
Caillaux
Blizzard Over Atlantic Paralyzes East Coast Shipping
A former Northwest storm moved offshore to the Atlantic drying across the eastern United States. Reports say winds of 48 miles per hour with snow and sleet accompanied the disturbance at sea. Steamers were driven ashore along the Virginia coast after weather warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
United States
Virginia
Railroad Executives to Negotiate Wages With Brotherhoods
Washington March 6 The Railroad Executives association appointed a committee to confer with the railroad brotherhoods representatives on wages and working conditions in response to a request by President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Executives’ Association Today
Railroad Brotherhoods
Wilson
Nomination of Wilson Predicted by J H Lewis in Frisco
Kansas City March 5 Former United States Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois predicted the nomination of Woodrow Wilson by acclamation at the Democratic national convention in San Francisco Morris quoting that the convention will honor the issues Wilson stands for and name him by acclamation despite any wishes of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Woodrow Wilson
San Francisco
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Missouri Democratic Committee
Lewis
Wilson
Woodrow’ Wilson
Venereal Disease Campaign Urged in Wyoming
Dr. J F O Donnell of the Public Health Service has urged Cheyenne and Laramie county officials to cooperate in a statewide drive against venereal diseases. He cites that in a central Wyoming city 49 percent of professionally immoral women are infected, urging examinations and treatment for those found infected, with all county health officers asked to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Laramie
J. F. O'Donnell
United States Public Health Service
Wyoming Public Health Department
W. A. Wyman
O'Donnell
Wyoming
O’donnell
Diamond Queen Ends Her Life During Arrest in New York
Antoinette Bonner known as the Diamond Queen killed herself as police tried to place her under arrest in Kiplinger's New York office. She faced charges of a jewelry theft valued at $2,000 and carried diamonds valued at $30,000 plus cash in her handbag. Kiplinger was arrested for the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Antoinette Bonner
Paris
Joseph B. Kiplinger
Kiplinger
Miss Bonner
Wealthy Browne and Waterbury Sentenced in Government Fraud Case
Grant Hugh Browne a rich New York sportsman and Lester Waterbury were sentenced to two years and 18 months respectively in Leavenworth for conspiracy to defraud the government. Soterious Nicholson awaits sentencing on March. The defendants and three acquittals were involved in prearranged bids to buy army salvage valued at over 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Grant Hugh Browne
New York
Lester Waterbury
Leavenworth
Soterious Nicholson
Browne
Waterbury
Nicholson
Army Salvage
England and France Agree Not to Renew 1916 Anglo French Loan
London reports that Chancellor J Aus ten Chamberlain said England and France will not renew the 1916 Anglo French loan issued in the United States. They are taking steps for its repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Austen Chamberlain
England
France
United States
Five Million Barrels Soft Wheat Flour to Europe on Credit
Washington reports the Federal Grain Corporation plans to sell five million barrels of soft wheat flour on credit in Europe if Congress authorizes $50 million in loans. Julius H. Barnes told the House Finance Committee the flour, priced at $10.45 a barrel, is the cheapest in the world and held at American ports. He cited yield shifts between hard and soft wheat and noted domestic prices reflect government guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Grain Corporation
Europe
Congress
Julius H. Barnes
House Finance Committee
American
Mr. Barnes
Representative Fees
Ohio
North Dakota
Profit profiteering probe on shoe retailers in capital
Washington March 5 The department of justice moved to determine the profit margin of shoe retailers in the city. Howard Pigg assistant to the attorney general leading the price reduction drive declined to specify how far the department would pursue business statements. Local bakers were also before officials and denied a 2 cent a loaf bread price increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Howard Pigg
Result of Land Lottery Attracts Ex Service Men
News of the Torrington land lottery result failed to reach Cheyenne due to storm interference. Three thousand three hundred ex service men applied for eighty five Pathfinder farm units. one in forty applicants will win. Drawing ran past midnight and a full winner list is awaited. Disappointed applicants will go to Powell for a Shoshone project drawing soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington
Cheyenne
Pathfinder Reclamation
Charles S. Hill
Ile
American Legion
Powell
Wyoming
President to be consulted on his stand amid treaty talks
Democratic senators seek a private briefing with President Wilson on how far he would endorse a compromise and his views on using the treaty as a campaign issue. They discuss arranging talks with Senator Simmons or North Carolina to negotiate, with possible cross party meetings to reach a settlement before a decisive vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Congress
Hitchcock
White House
Simmons
North Carolina
Whit House
Mercury Drops Rapidly As Cold Wave Grips City
The mercury plunged last night with a 40 degree drop in 12 hours, then 20 in six and 10 in three. Readings ranged from 30 at noon to 0 by 9 PM and 10 below zero at midnight, with continued fall expected before dawn.
Becketts Knockout Dick Smith in Fifth Round
London report says Joe Becket t, English heavyweight pugilist, knocked out Dick Smith the heavyweight champion of England in the fifth round tonight. The bout was for the championship of Great Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joe Beckett
Dick Smith
England
Steamer Oreoi Runs Aground Off Willoughby Bay
The American steam freight ship Oreoi of 2050 tons net ran aground on Willoughby Shoal in Chesapeake Bay near Norfolk today and rests broadside in a precarious position posing a possible danger to navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Va
Ore Oi
Willoughby Boash
Chesapeake Bay
Boy Scouts Called to Finish Tabernacle in Snow
Volunteers urged at House and Nineteenth streets to complete the tabernacle for Dr. F. E. Bulgin by Sunday night. About 100 men and boys are sought, with at least 50 needed, as high schoolers and crafts folk respond to a war spirit urged by W. T. Walls of the Cheyenne Labor Trades assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
House
Nineteenth Streets
FE. J. Bulgin
W. T. Walls
Cheyenne Labor Trades Assembly
Labor Temple
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Maurice Herbette
Foreign Office
Bourie
Wilhelmstasse
Alexandre R. Conte
Brazil
Baron von Lacken-Wakenitz
Poincaire
M. Gonte
J. Ham Lewis
Frisco
Neen
J. Bull
Beckett
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