Germans Object to League of Nations in Press Reactions
German newspaper comments on the proposed League of Nations cite fear of Anglo American world domination and a league of arms against Germany. Vorwaerts calls it a capitalistic trust though arbitration remains. Tageblatt notes Germany’s view as a second or third rate power yet urges cautious approval for national survival.
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Ansell Officer Statement Sparks Military Justice Clash
Colonel Ansell former acting judge defends administration of military law in reply to Judge Advocate General Crowder letter. The statement, public exposure uncertain, may not be released while Baker tours Army camps. Ansell known in Cheyenne for prior Port Russell posting and defense of a soldier in an Albany County murder case.
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Laramie County
Kirkendall Rearrested after Jail Escape in Food Fraud Case
Kirkendall, who escaped from the city jail last Saturday after arraignment on a charge of obtaining food under false pretenses, was rearrested yesterday. He will appear before Judge Swainson to explain matters involving the possession of Fonden's wearing apparel.
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Austria plans banishment for ex ruler Charles
Information from Paris reports Austria contemplates banishing former Emperor Charles. He would likely retire in Switzerland or Spain rather than Italy or Germany, with other Nordic nations and Holland unlikely to receive him. Exile would require guarantees from powers against extradition requests.
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Germany
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Spain
Railroad Rescue Plans Perfected At Medicine Talk
Railroad executives and government officials formed a seven member finance committee led by Howard Elliott to coordinate loans for railroads. Plans include government warrants as collateral for loans and potential support for weaker companies, with Swayne Sherley taking a new post in the Railroad Administration finance division and April 15 start.
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Railroad Administration
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Swayeer Sherley
Louisville
House of Representatives
House Appropriations Committee
Railroad Administration Division of Finance
John Skelton Williams
Congress
Mondell Seated Leader Of New Congressional Control
The Republican majority chooses Mondell of Wyoming as floor leader with Knudson of Minnesota as whip and Winslow of Massachusetts Moore of Pennsylvania Longworth of Ohio Madden of Illinois Dana of New York steering committee. Mann of Illinois previously led but declined a post.
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Peace Conference Nears Completion in Paris Treaty Readiness
London dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George and Foreign Secretary H. Halfour inform colleagues the peace conference is nearly finished and the treaty will be laid before the end of March. Germans will be summoned to Paris to sign with no discussion of major articles.
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Evening News
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Paris
Emmet Will Forecasts Ireland Regains Vigor in Time
The will of Dr. Thomas Addin Emmet filed in the surrogate's court bequeaths about 1 million dollars to his three children John Duncan Emmet Kathleen Erin Emmet and Robert Emmet and to his granddaughter Miss Margaret Harris all of whom survive him A large collection of Irish antiques is left to his son Robert with a wish that it remain intact until Ireland achieves local self government Emmet prophesies Ireland's renewal while England declines integrating his vision of a future Irish province.
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England
London
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Ireland
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Famine Era Describes Cannibalism Rumors in Russia
Report from Washington cites Moscow and Petrograd in dire straits with no fuel and collapsing services. Famine forced scarce foods priced high. starving crowds, looted embassies, and death tolls mounted as coal kerosene and gas ran out.
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Moscow
State Department
German Pilot Porten Tried for Selling Air Fleet to Bolsheviks
Lieutenant Porten, ex German aviation officer, faced court martial on charges he sold a complete park of aircraft at Vilna to the Bolsheviks for 2,000,000 marks. The planes, valued at 1,000 marks each, were linked to plots at Kovno and Vilna with local workers’ actions aiding the ruse. Porten was arrested when the scheme was uncovered.
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Wyoming Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy and Snow Likely
Partly cloudy in parts of Wyoming with a forecast of snow in the northwest. Cold air settles in Thursday night with clearer skies not seen but added snow chances. High confidence on snow for northwest regions and a chilly follow through into night.
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Neville Island Ordinance Plant Abandoned
The war department announced the abandonment of the Neville Island ordnance plant planned as the world’s largest munitions factory. Construction will stop, completed buildings dismantled, and heavy machinery moved to other government plants. The island will be returned to its owners after a temporary storage role.
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Germany
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France
Victors push German fleet cut and disarmament mandate
Allied press dispatches report the supreme war council agreeing to limit the German naval strength to 16 000 and ban tanks and poison gas. All war materials must be handed over and destroyed under Allied supervision with a decision expected next week. France abandons temporary plan to share war dens with allies, amid frank disapproval at the conference.
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London
Supreme War Council
Paris
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France
German Troops Press Spartacists in Idchtenberg Fight
London March 11 German government troops reinforced have resumed fighting in Idchtenberg. Spartacans reportedly evacuated police headquarters and the post office as the clash continued under a wireless dispatch received here tonight.
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Ldchtenberg
Bryan Endorses League of Nations and Seeks Amendments
From his sick bed in Washington Bryan supports the League of Nations as a step toward peace. He urges amendments to preserve the Monroe doctrine, expand US voting power, and allow member states to decide on decrees. He notes flaws but urges full discussion and criticism to perfect the plan.
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William Jennings Bryan
League of Nations
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Creel Leaves Public Information Office for Private Life
George Creel, head of the Committee on Public Information, announced his return from Europe aboard the Agamemnon and said he will return to private life. He stated that he is no longer with the committee and that the domestic work ended in December. He will have a nominal relation with the committee for settlement formalities.
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George Creel
Committee On the Information
Europe
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Brest
Committee On Public Information
Four Arrested for Morality Violation by Police
Police took four persons into custody at 1 oclock on a charge of violating the morality ordinance. Julius Robal Mary Geomes Ed Lena and Pedro Miguel were held for arraignment before Judge Swainson this afternoon.
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Julius Robal
Mary Geomes
Ed Lena
Pedro Miguel
Swainson
J Weber Arrested on Rail Transportation Charge
J Weber was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of misusing railroad transportation and is held at the city jail for federal authorities.
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Yankee Boys Stand Off Bolsheviks in Northern Russia Action
Allied forces including Americans and British repelled Bolshevik shells and heavy attacks at Vistaka on the Vege amid harsh ice and snow. Despite being outnumbered, American and Allied troops defended the village, sustaining casualties while preserving positions.
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