Miss Allie Jewell to Protest Revocation of Society License
Miss Allie Jewell, superintendent of the Children's Home Finding society, will travel to Cheyenne to appear before the state board of charities and reform to contest the revocation of the society's license. The board's action followed mother's failure to support two Staples boys, ages three and five, placed in the society's care in Fremont county, Wyoming.
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Ailey Jewell
Children’s Home Finding Society
Wheatland
Lander
Wye
Cheyenne
State Board of Charities and Reform
George and
James
Misa Jewell
Board of Charities and Reform
Sand Fone
Miga Jewell
State Board
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Jewell
Board
Yeaterday
Staples
Wyoming
Children's Home
Sheridan County
Society
Alliance Neb
State Board of Charibessed Reform
A. E. Allison
Winnipeg
Canada
Mica Jewell
Commissionera
Fremont County
Tome Finding Society
Arpa Sollte
Sheridan
Th . Ay Pingien
Army unit favors universal military training and officer staff relations
A War Department release reports Twelfth division servicemen at Camp Devins Mass favored universal military training while supporting the existing officer soldier relationship. Of 1 530 surveyed, 79 percent approved training, 95 percent felt personal army benefit, and many suggested better uniforms amid demobilization delays.
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Dy Associated Press
Washington
Camp Devina
Masa
War Department
Sr Naire i
Yatinanders Ort Companies
Sleeping Sickness Takes Victims Across Nation
Fort Worth reports Lieut Clark Wright waking after four weeks of sleep amid illness theories. Boston records two deaths from sleeping sickness including a nine day sleeper and a four year old. Irene Rickard of Mohawk dies after 28 days asleep, with a Copper County case pending.
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Fort Worth
Clark Wright
45Th Field Artillery
Boston
Brockton
Associated Press
Colump
Mich
Irene Rickard
Mohawk
Copper County
State Board of Health
John Robbel
American Schooner Scaffka Sinks Near Buenos Aires
Rio Janeiro dispatch reports the American schooner Scaffka sank off Buenos Aires. Thirteen survivors have been landed.
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Associated Press
Bulnos Aires
Rio Janeiro
Scaffka
Red Cross Aids Russian Prisoners in Germany
The American Red Cross mission in Germany is relieving thousands of Russian prisoners. Bases are set in major centers, supplies worth thousands of dollars are dispensed, and each camp will host a Red Cross store and workers. Repatriation is hoped within three months with safety measures for staff in dangerous areas.
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Washington
Red Cross
Germany
Physician Flees Witen Murder Case
A warrant for the arrest of Dr. Walter K. Wilkins of Long Beach charging him with the murder of his wife at their home on February 27 was issued tonight. A general search is under way as he is said to have disappeared yesterday morning.
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Long Beach
Walter K. Wilkins
Japanese Slayer Sits Unmoved as Evidence Grows
Baltimore March 17 The trial of Dr Ish ida Japanese psychist charged with killing Dr George B Wolff resident physician of Shepherd Park hospital opened with the state contending jealousy over a nurse caused the crime The accused pleaded not guilty by insanity A witness admitted selling the revolver and showing the Oriental how to handle it The Japanese sat unmoved as testimony built the case Tornadoes in Louisiana and Mississippi left twenty eight dead scores injured and property damage estimated at two million dollars
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Baltimore
Ishida
George B. Wolff
Shepherd Park Hospital
Wyoming Boys Arrive at New York Harbor on Last Transport
Special from New York reports the steamship America arriving from Marseilles with 2105 officers and men, including corps and battery units, arriving at Camp Milly near New York. The list names Private Wilber T. Pine and others from Cheyenne Riverton and Orrland in various batteries and companies.
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Wyoming
N.Y
New York
America
Marseilles
67Th Artillery
Camp Milly
Omling
Wilber T. Pine
Daring Bank Robbery Foiled by Cheyenne Vigilance
Three men attempted to rob the Wyoming Trust and Savings bank in Cheyenne noon yesterday but were thwarted by the cashier Harry B. Henderson and rapid police work led by Chief Charles F. Embery. A Ford touring car with Colorado plates was abandoned near Capitol and Eighteenth, and a dragnet nabbed suspects described as secret Mexicans with one confession. Authorities withheld names pending further evidence as the investigation continues.
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Wyoming Trust and Savings Tank
Harry B. Henderson
Cheyenne City
Charles F. Embery
Cinvercean
Emil Christensen
Wether
Kimbery
Othe Looe
Wade Pobile
Colorado
Capitol Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Eighteenth
Central Avenue
Central
Wyomng Trust and Savings Bank
Cheyenne
Henderson
Tme
Bank
Smalley Kerr
Fine Miffy
Piaibery
Germany Preparing to Resist All Attacks
Reports from Warsaw and Prague say German military and civil authorities in upper Silesia are mobilizing to oppose Polish and Czech demands. General Groner leads preparations with volunteers arriving from across Germany, trenches dug and barbed wire entanglements along the southern frontier, and ample gun supplies reported.
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Associated Press
Paris
Upper Silesia
Warsaw
Cech
Silesia
Groner
Germany
Prague
Taxpayers face full tax bill for late installment delay
Washington March 17 Personnel who missed the first income tax installment due Saturday lose installment privilege and must pay the full tax when the revenue collector demands it. To avoid a 29 percent penalty, late filers may now submit sworn delinquency statements. without this, the penalty applies.
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Washington
Responsibility for War Report Delayed by Commission
A delegation committee is appointed to draft the final report on war responsibility. The report will be sent to the peace conference for consideration. Members include M Bolte and Daniella, representing the Belgian and Italian delegations.
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Patus
M. Bolte Iy
Erie Hack
Huntiel
Daniella
Dtalian
Son of Geneem SCorp DirS Na Home
Lieutenant Colonel David M. Beott son of Major General Hugh L. Scott died in New York at age 97 from pneumonia contracted aboard a steamer while returning to the United States. He had served as A S A on the staff and was widely noted for his long career.
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Geneem
Scorp Dirs NA
New York
David M. Beott
Hugh L. Scott
Jeumora
Dave Ego
Beot
Upheaval in Germany Amid Early Six Week Tensions
Paris dispatch reports from the American legation in Copenhagen describe Berlin unrest tied to food and work shortages and government delay in social reforms. Attaches warn of evaporating confidence in the regime and a rising radical mood, with no broad reform expected within six weeks unless raw material shipments resume and assurances of follow-up aid.
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Pepanty
Gore
Diaaster
Prices and rules for pork products under food administration
Chicago March 17 The food administration has authority to fix hog prices and set maximum profits on pork products as per a program from the Bureau of Economics. Irown chairman of the hog committee of the meat division responds to a heated public demand for price limits. He says the farmers will be compensated and that the plan may reduce prices for hog buyers.
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Chicaco
EBC
Irown
Atlantic Bight Thrill Report Traced to Unclear Source
London reports March 17 that a strong Atlantic threat idea circulates, with chains of ships and rocks mentioned, though details remain muddled and the story unclear from the fragment. The note references possible naval events and hazards near the Atlantic coast.
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London
Amos
Atlantic
Othe
Landet
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