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06 Mar 1921
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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, 1921
Page
1
Costa Rica Panama hostilities urged to end
Washington March 5. The state department sent notes via Charles Evans Hughes to Costa Rica and Panama demanding cessation of hostilities. The move, first under the Harding administration, hinges on expediency as the dispute touches American interests in the Panama Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Associated Press
Costa Rica
Panama
State Department
Charles Evans Hughes
Harding
Panama Canal Zone
Thug Slugs Martin and Tanes in Fur Coat Robbery
A man attacked John Martin outside a dance hall at midnight, knocked him down, kicked him in the face, and fled with a black fur coat valued at 150 dollars. Martin, found dazed by a patrolman, described the assailant and aided police in the dragnet. Two men, George Jackson and B. H. Going, were arrested nearby with an overcoat alleged to be the victim's. Dispatches note a separate international mediation context following White House discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pees
John Martin
Martin
McFarland
Hagles Hall
Shanghai
Taxi cab proprietor slain by soldiers in Cheyenne area
The taxi driver Louis Failer was killed by two soldiers in a pre planned attack five miles south of Cheyenne near Five Mile Draw. A fatal second shot ended his life after an earlier body wound from an attempted robbery and car theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Failer
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Failer
A. R. Thomas
Bushnell, Neb
de Quincey
Travelers Horrified by Discovery of Slain Man
A couple driving from Bushnell to Fort Collins found a man shot beside the road near Five Mile Draw. They rushed to Cheyenne after reporting to Sheriff George J. Carroll. Investigators pieced together details but could not confirm the victim's identity or condition at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failer
Mr. Thomas
Sheriff Finds Cigarette Butt Smouldering in Murder Scene
Sheriff Carroll acted at once after a death at Five Mile Draw. He and Dr. Conway confirmed Failer was dead while the body still warm. A smoldering cigarette butt near the corpse suggested foul play and a hurried murder investigation was underway.
Two Troopers Held as Deserters Across Denver
Denver police, initially confident they captured two soldiers for the Cheyenne murder, learned the pair are deserters from Kurt Russell near Cheyenne. They admitted fleeing Wyoming to desert the army, attacked taxi driver Jack Gerst, and stole his car. Robinson and Horn surrendered near Aurora and face Colorado charges or military jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enver
Colo
Denver
Louis Fatler
Cheyenne
Kurt Russell
Jack Gerst
Roland Robina
Philip Horn
Aurora
Here
Mailer
Robinson
Horn
Wyoming
Gerst
Colorado
Fasler
Watkins
Burlington
Union Pacific
Ati Watkins
Brazilian to Remain President of Council
Gaston da Gunha the Brazilian ambassador to France will continue as president of the council of the league of nations, following a council decision made during the Paris meeting. The move extends his tenure as the council conducts its ongoing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gaston da Gunha
France
Council of the
League of Nations
German Govt Reins In Simons On London Reparations
Berlin reports after cabinet, Reichstag and adviser talks that Dr Simons in London was told not to exceed counter proposals. Fehrenbach says the cabinet will not interfere with Simons and his delegation to the London talks. London awaits new Berlin instructions and a statement to rebut Lloyd George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Reichstag
Simons
London
Fehrenbach
Lloyd George
Cheyenne Plans Semi Pro Team Under Gerrans Direction
Ed Gerrans leads Cheyenne efforts to form a semi pro team with former Elk players and new talent. A small grandstand will be built at Pioneer Park as the group schedules games with independent teams and towns across the region, aiming for regular matches around Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Gerrans
Pioneer Park
Ed Gerrans
Wik
Scotts Bluffs
Kimball
Neb
Sidney
Brush
Ft. Morgan
Greeley
Longmont
Rock Springs
Green River
Pioneer Parl
Sub-Chaser Fires On Cable Ship Off Miami Beach
In eas. Florida on March 5 the U S sub-chaser 154 opened fire on the cable ship Robert C Clowney during work on the Western Union Miami Barbados cable. The crew was placed under arrest as authorities halted operations four miles off Miami Beach near the cable’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas. Fla
United States
Robert C. Clowney
Miami Beach
Barbados
Colonia Last
Simmer
Senate to act on treaties next week under Lodge plan
Washington March 5 Senate action is planned on several pending treaties. Republicans say only minor treaties will be taken up first while the Colombian treaty remains unsettled. The administration will not act on the three power treaty with France, now on file with the foreign relations committee. Additional treaties, including Latin American commercial pacts, may be moved by Monday under Lodge’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Senate
Harding
Lodge
Wilson
France
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ing
Senate Committee
Wyoming Weather: Partly Cloudy Weekend Outlook
Weather report for Wyoming indicates partly cloudy conditions Sunday and likely Monday with little temperature change. Forecast notes limited precipitation and stable highs and lows across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Colorado Captures Rocky Mountain Conference Title
Colorado University defeated Denver University 26 to 14 in Denver to end the Rocky Mountain conference basketball season and win the championship for Colorado University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado University
Denver University
Brazil Considers Buying English Dreadnought Agincourt
Rio de Janeiro March 5 Brazil weighs purchasing the English battleship Agincourt offered by the British government as part of defense plans and naval expansion. The proposal signals growing military ties between Brazil and Britain amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Mistress of White House Visits Clerks
Mrs. Harding made the first round of the executive offices greeting the secretariat and clerical staff and newspaper men. She hopes to be a frequent visitor at the White House as she was at her husband’s Marion headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
White House
Marion
Failer Assassins Abandon Stolen Taxi In Denver
Failer and accomplices fled north from Colorado authorities and left a stolen taxi in North Denver. Police launched a citywide dragnet after the vehicle was reported, but by 2 AM the fugitives remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failer
Denver
Phat
Louis
Colorado
Dry leader seeks removal of Cincinnati mayor
Attorney G. S. Hawke, a Cincinnati dry leader, sues in the Ohio supreme court to mandamus Governor Davis to serve notice on Mayor John Galvin. Hawke filed charges February 24 accusing the mayor of failing to enforce prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
G. S. Hawke
John Galvin
Ohio Supreme Court
Mandamus
Davis
Gayin
Hawke
Extra Tribune sale sets Cheyenne record
A Wyoming State Tribune extra carrying the murder report set a Cheyenne city record with 1 755 copies sold. The issue detailed the fatal crime against Louis Vailey and marked a notable local news milestone for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Louis Vailey
Wyoming State Tribune
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Tanes
Pedestrian
Coto
Hughes
John W. Weeks
Edwin Denby
War
Navy
Mr. Hughes
Davis Immedia
Fort Russell
Jolly
Western Union
Brazil
Cinci
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