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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
1
Holy War May Be Outcome Of Turkish Crisis
London report notes Earl Curzon's Lords speech and official statements signaling a serious Turkish crisis. Anxiety grows over Syria and Mesopotamia, with Moslem opinion feared to influence allied decisions. Debate centers on force against Turks and potential Arab alignment, while Syria's fate hinges on Damascus actions and a possible League of Nations role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Earl Curzon
House of Lords
Syria
Mesopotamia
Damascus
France
Gilicia
Great Britain
League of Nations
Turkey
Mrs Wayne to Testify in Jack Dempsey Case
In Los Angeles on March 11 Maxine Wayne former wife of heavyweight Jack Dempsey appeared at the federal building and said she will testify to the grand jury. federal authorities said she is not under arrest and she was instructed not to talk before being taken to the district attorney. Wayne arrived from Tia Juana Mex where she was located by a DOJ official who requested her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Maxine Wayne
Jack Dempsey
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
Gordon Dawson
United States District Attorney
Woyne
Dawson
Wayne Bald Ple
Jack Deampsey
Grand
San Francisco
Mire
Warne
Tia Juens
Mex
Orr
McAdoo Offers to Free Delegates If Michigan Delegates Back Him
William G. McAdoo telegraphed Michigan Secretary of State Coleman Vaughan promising to release any pledged delegates to support him if Democratic electors in the state endorse him for president. He emphasized his conviction and the delegates’ obligation to the next national convention would be waived only on that condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William G. McAdoo
Coleman v. Vaughan
Michigan
Mmidhtein Primarios
McAdoo
Tornado Strikes Sherman Kentucky Injures Forty Seven
A tornado near Sherman Kentucky injured forty seven people including thirty school children when it toppled a schoolhouse a general store three stock barns and damaged other buildings. No fatalities were reported though damages were about fifty thousand dollars. Robert Atkins 17 was blown from a second story window but survived uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Ridge
Sherman
Robert Atkins
Lodge Submits Article 10 Revision in Senate Battle
Washington March 12 A substitute for Article 10 proposed by Senator Lodge opens a fresh front in the treaty fight. Republicans split between conciliators and irreconcilables as debate intensifies with no clear sign of action before Monday or Tuesday. Democratic leaders signaled a wary posture as the compromise language drew mixed reactions and pledges of votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
White House
McCormick
Illinois
Brandaves
Connecticut
Knox
United States
Wilson
Watson
Indiana
Simmons
North Carolina
Lodge
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Wadsworth
Vv York
Half Million Need Help in Budapest
Figures released in Budapest on March 12 show about 500000 in want. The group includes 50000 war widows and the disabled with no means, 30000 elderly and ill persons, and 240000 dependents of these two classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Madrid bakeries under government control during bakers' strike
The civil governor of Madrid has been operating the capital's bakeries since the December strike. Officials claim the action aims to prevent profiteering and ensure bread supply amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Soulaine
Evangelist Bulgin Leads Cheyenne Revival at Tabernacle
Dr. E J Bulgin preached that revival is needed for politics and urged confiscation of war profits to aid veterans. Baptist turnout rose, with two more meetings planned tomorrow at 2 30 and 7 00. A Steinway grand piano from Knight Campbell Music aided services as Sunshine chorus invited youths to join and sessions featured military style calisthenics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Bulgin
the Tabernacle
Ethel Evans Lewis
Tabernacle
Knight- Campbell Music Company
L. G. S Huntoon
Cheyenne
Lewis
Sunshine Chorus
Lot's Wife and Car of Autos in Sheridan Mix Up
In Sheridan Wyoming on March 12 a dealer E. T Hogan uncovered a car shipment that turned out to hold only rocks. Hogan believed the autos had arrived but found the container filled with rock salt instead of the expected vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot
Sheridan, Wyo
E.togan
Hogan
Thei «Tong
Max Chines
New High Price for Sheridan Farm Land
Sheridan Wyo March 12 A new high record price for unimproved Sheridan county farm lands was set at a sale by Deyo Hasbrouck to A G Shores for 267 dollars per acre. Shores plans to establish a bee farm on the 16 acre tract on the outskirts of Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan, Wryo
Sheridan County
Deyo Hasbrouck
A. G. Shores
Sheridan
Shores
Fined for Theft of Union Pacific Tools
Harley Stansberry was fined $50 by Judge Edwards in the justice court yesterday after arraignment on the charge of stealing $45 worth of tools from the Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Stansberry
Edwards
Justice” Court
Wilde Wins Decisively From Yank In Toledo Bout
Jimmy Wilde of England, flyweight boxing champion, defeated Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne in Toledo on March 12 by decisive points. Wilde led the action as the aggressor, with Mason bleeding from the mouth and mounting resistance in only the fifth round. Referee Smith called the bout very evenly match but Wilde secured the title under the boxing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jimmy Wilde
England
Frankie Mason
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mason
Ld. Smith
Sony
Wilde
Smith
Ureenmimleston Heap
Tornado Hits Washington County Near Percy Kills Five
Greenville Mississippi March 12 Five Black residents were killed and 25 to 35 injured as a tornado struck Washington County near Percy. About 25 homes were destroyed and many more damaged in the devastation reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Percy
Tumulty Admits He Introduced Nugent
Secretary Tumulty confirms he introduced James R. Nugent for presidential introductions that helped Nugent win contracts. Nugent sues for accounting contending improper gains. Tumulty says Nugent was treated like others seeking introductions and hopes Nugent profited from the contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumulty
Nugent
Washington
James R. Nugent
Nuegent
Jim
Spiker Granted Legal Adoption of English Girl’s Baby
Judge Stanton approves Perley Spiker and wife’s petition to adopt the child of Emily Knowles, now married to Guy Spiker, brother of Perley. Evidence shows shared motive and consent from the mother. adoption granted to both parents jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Vantorl
Coal Company Plans Employee Housing at Glenrock
The Inez coal company near Glenrock Wyoming will erect thirty cottages for employees as it opens an upper vein seven feet thick between Glenrock and Careghurat. It aims to mine an initial daily output of about 1,000 tons before expanding to cheaper veins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenrock
Wyo
Inez Coal Company
Careghurat
Yeggs Take $368,250 in Allied Office Heists
Philadelphia police report three men chloroformed and bound a watchman at the Baker building on Chestnut Street. They drilled one safe and blew another open with nitroglycerine, taking securities totaling 368000 with 118000 negotiable. No identities yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baker Building
Chestnut Street
Sixteenth
Weightman
Hydro-Electric Corporation
Ocean County Electric Company
O Dowd Defeats Madden in Stockyards Stadium Bout
Nike ODowd of St Paul upset Tommy Mackion of Brooklyn with a fourth round knockout in a scheduled 32 round match at Stockyards stadium. ODowd improves his record as the victor in Denver on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Nike Odowd
St. Paul
Chatmaien
The
Word
Tommy Mackion
Brooklyn
Stockyards Stadium
Senator Reed Praises Press Support for Peace Treaty
Senator Reed of Missouri commends the Louisville Courtem Journal and the New York World among newspapers urging ratification. He doubts more than about sixty editors could score 45 percent on a nations of nations exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Reed
Missouri Today
Louisville Courtem Journal
New York World
Robbery spree rocks Broadway jewelry district
Three armed bandits smashed a Thirty-seventh street store window on Broadway and robbed trays of jewelry while firing on a bystander. Minutes later two more stores were hit as pepper was thrown in a clerk’s eyes. Two alleged bandits were arrested after a police chase. Thousands of dollars in jewelry stolen as crowds watched in the White Light district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Thirty-seventh Street
White Light District
De Valera Home Raids in Dublin Missed Countess Case
Police raided the residence of Mrs. Eamonn DeValera in Dublin seeking Countess Markiewicz Sinn Fein MP from St Patrick's division. They were unsuccessful as a cousin of Mrs DeValera was mistaken for the countess in disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Eamonn DeValera
Sinn Fein
Markiewicz
St. Patrick's
Armistice Day Murder Goes To Jury In Centria Case
The case of ten I. W. W. charged with the murder of Warren O. Grimm, a former soldier shot during an Armistice day parade in Cent ralia Washington last November, went to the jury at 10 o clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Sano
Warren O. Grimm
Centralia
Wash
Strike Threat Impacts Major Ocean Lines As Unions Walkout
Aon REMEN TD, PUTER DULG FAVOHITE OPORT MEV VOR March 72. A strike tomorrow by thousands of longshoremen, checkers and stevedores organized by commandwise steamship lines Wag Voled to enforce demands from months ago for higher wages and shorter working hours. Union officials say the strike would affect the Minisory, Clyde, Morgan, Havana and Cid Dominion lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEV
Vice President Will Be Sixty six Sunday
Washington March 12 Thomas R. Marshall vice president of the United States will be sixty six years old Sunday He was born March 14 1854 at North Manchester Ind The anniversary recalls that he has served longer as vice president than any man since John C. Calhoun his term extending into a fourth year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Thomas NR. Marshall
United States
Manchester
Ind
Marshall
John G. Galboun
Eee Mavala
Shall
Miracle Man Ik Real Lite Draws Crowds on Riverfront
In New Orleans on March 12 a ramshackle houseboat healer known as Brother Isaiah drew hundreds to the Mississippi levee seeking cures. 25 policemen kept order as crowds swelled and five guards fell into the river during the rush. John D. Cudney, 73, a Canadian healer, declined payment and no legal action was pursued as he offered faith healing without medicines or fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi River
John D. Cudney
Isaiah
Cudney
Actor David Warfield Injured in City Truck Crash
Los Angeles report says actor David Warfield was struck by a large truck today suffering a broken left leg and facial lacerations. Hospital officials stated assessment of internal injuries is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
David Warfield
Wife declines to return leads to husband killing in Denver
Bound and gagged, Mrs Ora Stewart, wife of Charles Stewart, a cook, was found by her husband on the kitchen floor. The house was ransacked and a purse with $2 was taken. She said a stranger, asking for something to eat, struck her, bound her, and assaulted her before fleeing. police detained several suspects for later identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ora Stewart
Charles Stewart
Hichen
Revolutionary plot claims shake Belén authorities
March 12 report from Belén says the German government uncovered a revolutionary plot led by a reactionary clique trying to corrupt troops. Neteliswetr h public security forces were deployed for emergency duties. Die Freiheit names General Von Luettwitz as implicated. Defense Minister Noske ordered arrest of Captain Pabst Dr Von Kapp and two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabst
The
Guards Money
Ot PE Leanne
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Odowd
Madden
Critiezes
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Gage
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Linn
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