Bank Bandit Trio Identified in Cheyenne Robbery
Three men Thomas Delgardo Craig Hernandez and Tony Gonzales were identified as the Cheyenne Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank robbers. Police say one captive has confessed naming the others, with Gonzales as driver. The trio were located within two hours, linked to a Gonzales home discussion of the plot and a late night flight from the scene.
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Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Thomas Debrardo
Crag Hernandez
Tony Gonzales
Charles F. Emberg
Gonzales
Harry H. Henderson
Delgardo
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Gonsales
Hernandez
Fort Collins
Henderson
Delgardo and Hernandez
M. A. Kline
West
Eighteenth Street
British Will Make League Part Of Peace Treaty
Paris March 15 Lord Robert Cecil after a conference with Lloyd George announced for the British government that the league of nations should be incorporated into the peace treaty.
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Associated Pleas
Paris
Robert Cecil
Lloyd George
League of Nations
League draft to join peace treaty could keep Germany out
Paris March 15 The Associated Press reports no final decision yet but suggests most of the five major powers favor attaching the league of nations draft to the peace treaty. This would allow Germany to accept league principles without immediate membership.
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Associated Press
Paris
League of Natons
Germany
League
United States to lease Colombian lands for 40 million?
The Panama Star and Herald reports the US plans a ninety year lease from Colombia of San Andreas and New Providence near Colon. Payment cited is 40 million dollars. Islands host small cocoa plantations and hold strategic military value.
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Panama Star and Herald
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Colombia
San Andreas
New Providence
Colon
Willard Dempsey Title Bout Details in Final Form
New York March 8 informal conference set July 4 match details. Willard represented by Ray Archer and Dempsey by Jack Kearns discussed sparring partners and training plans. Archer will bring two partners to Lawrence Kansas while Willard trains at home then moves to the ring site. Willard at 270 pounds to spar with similarly sized men and will act in a $100000 moving picture. Dempsey at 190 pounds plans to weigh 192 to 195 for the bout with steady training and large partners as needed.
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Ty Associated Press
New York
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Willard
Ray Archer
Jack Kearns
Arches
Lawrence
Kan
Spar Ting
Wallard
Thar
Palm Beach
British Airmen Prepare Transatlantic Flight
London reports British airmen will attempt a transatlantic crossing from Newfoundland for the Daily Mail prize of 10000 dollars. Pilot Hawker says the flight will take about 19 hours with a machine that has covered 900 miles and can maintain 100 miles per hour for 26 hours.
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London
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Mall Prise
Hawker
Howe
Bomb explosion in California garden kills banker wife
Mrs George Greenwood wife of Union Bank and Tivet vice president was killed by a garden blast at their Oakland home. Police cite a $5000 threatening letter signed C C of C and suspect planted the bomb. governor to offer $1000 reward for those responsible.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
Mra
George Greenwood
Union Bank and Tivet Company
Greenwood
C. C. of C
Sacramento
Associated Prose
Stephens
Cheyenne Supports 112 War Orphans Across Wyoming
Cheyenne residents back 112 French war orphans with 398 total adoptions statewide through The Father Leng Children of France. Local committees list chairmen and adoptions by Basin Green River Laramie Rawlins Riverton Rock Springs Sheridan Thermopolis Wheatland Cheyenne Worland Douglas Powell Saratoga Glenrock Newcastle Parkerton and others. March payments for support are due, with Mrs. Bhingle and Mrs. Oates handling arrangements.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mra. J. D. Shingle
Fatherleng Children
France
Basin
Thomas Hyde
Green River
A. R. Cougtons
Lander and
Shoshoni
Verna Wells
Laramie
H. L. Eby
Rawlins
Thode
Riverton
J. A. Delfelder
Rock Springs
P.T. Boyer
Sheridan
Ralph Denlo
Thermopolis
Lin Noble
Wheatland
Prank Shiek
J. D
Worland
Medal
Douglas
Powell
Saratoga
Glenrock
Einmerer
Newcastle
Parkerton
al Due
Bhingle
B Oates
Cheyenne committee chair to be first vice president
The report notes that the first vice president will serve as chair man of the Cheyenne committee. Cheyenne benefactors for fatherless French children include Mrs. Robert D. Carey, Miss McFetridge's Sunday school class, the Cheyenne chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and Churchill school third and fourth grades through their representative, Mrs.
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Shingle
Robert D. Carey
McFetridge
Cheyenne
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Churchill School Ee
Mule Creek Drill Reaches 1850 Feet in Wyoming Structure
The Stanley-Greene test well in the Mule Creek structure of Niobrara county Wyoming reached 1850 feet. Water break through at 400 feet halted drilling over the weekend but was cased off and progress resumed. Jointly drilled for the Ohio Midwest Buck Creek interests with a dozen outfits active in the field.
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Stanley-Greene
Mule Creek
Niobrara County
Wyoming
Lusk
OMLO Finds Another Well in Rock Creek Field
OMLO drilling on section 34-20-73 in Rock Creek field brought in another good well on Sunday. The well was capped immediately and lies about three miles from the gusher completed on February 17, marking an extension of the proven area.
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Obfo Ot Company
Rock Creek
Americans 160 Sailors to Handle German U Boats at Home
About 160 American sailors with submarine training were left at Cardiff and later moved to London. They are to take six German U boats to America and may exhibit them at Atlantic ports during the Liberty Loan drive. The men say they prefer America first and plan no further service after their current tour ends.
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Cardiff
Admiral Lime
America
Rhea
Des Moines
Atlantic
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Alee Tata
M ‘Marine
Miners press six hour day five day week demand
Ming Workers meeting in Indianapolis adopts the six hour day and five day week as core demands. They call for higher tonnage prices and government ownership of mines with subcommittee to formalize the list before a Thursday meeting.
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Tadianapolis
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Polity Committee
Senate opposition delays peace league vote in Senate remarks
In Washington March 18 Associated Press reports Senator Lenroot speaks against ratifying a peace treaty with Germany and cautions that the proposed league of nations should be part of any treaty only if the constitution is acceptable. He argues Congress can end the war without indemnities and opposes compelled acceptance of the British constitution.
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Washington
Roper
New York
Bureau
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UN Lees Paceidont Wilcon
Germany
Ene
League of Nations
League
Senate
Wilson
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League of
Children’s Home Scandal Emerges In Georgia
Marietta Georgia March 18 Mrs Naow Campbell head of the home for children here was convicted today of cruelty to ward Sallie Hutton one of the inmates. Several children testified after whipping the girl she removed clothing and rubbed salt and pepper into the wounds She was found guilty on a slab charge yesterday.
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Marietta, Ga
Irs
Campbell
Sallie Hutton
Cabinet Not Curing Calling Congress Soon
Washington March 18. The cabinet at its regular meeting discussed plans and did not commit to proposing a time change for an extra session of Congress. Four department heads attended while Secretary Glass had already addressed President Wilson, and no further recommendations were expected.
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Departmenta
Glass
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Chowder arrives Cuba by hydro air route
Major General, invited by the Cuban government to revise the election system, arrived in Havana today by hydro air plane amid security and ceremonial greeting as political reform efforts move forward in Cuba.
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Havana
U.S. Army
British General Sets Flight Record From Folkestone to Paris
Major General Seeley of the British War Office flew from Folkestone to Paris, a distance of 172 miles, in 74 minutes. The flight established a new record for the distance in the time, aided by a favorable tailwind.
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Paris
Seeley
British War Office
Folkstone
Paria
U S Embassy Seeks Protection as Bandits Active in Mexico
The state department asked the American embassy in Mexico City to secure protection for U S citizens amid renewed bandit activity by Villa bands. Untton, another American, is believed captive with Bishop Bentley. Lopes reportedly seized eleven cowboys at the Warren livestock ranch and demands a $5 ransom. The bandits have operated for about ten days across a wide ri ft territory.
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Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Untton
Bishop Bentley
Hlutton
Darvison
Lopes
Warren
Wis
Kim
Wenberg Family Linked to Cheyenne Machine Shops Project
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Mr and Mrs B Wenberg connected with a girl and a young daughter, listing Jdeeph and Naleon as contractors for new Valon iifte machine shops in Cheyenne. The garbled text names Ceergett and Foland among others, suggesting involvement in the local industrial development.
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Litthe Daugheer
Jdeeph & Naleon & Comtractors
Valon Iifte
Jin Cheyenne
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