Bank robbery trio identified in Cheyenne case
Three men Thomas Delgardo Craig Hernandez and Tony Gonzales are charged in the Wyoming Trust and Savings bank holdup. Police say all three were identified and detained within hours. A confessed suspect links the others as accomplices and details of the plan and getaway emerge.
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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 Declare Stand For League As Part Of Treaty
Paris March 15 Lord Robert Cecil after a conference with Lloyd George declared for the British government that the league of nations should be made a part of the peace treaty.
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League of Nations draft linked to peace treaty plan
Paris March 15 A P dispatch says a majority of five great powers favors attaching the League draft to the peace treaty. The move would let Germany accept the League principles without joining it initially.
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Panama Star and Herald: U S seals long term lease for San Andreas
The Panama Star and Herald claims the United States plans a ninety year lease from Colombia of San Andreas and New Providence off Colons north coast for 40 million dollars. The islands hold small coconut plantations and have strategic military importance.
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Willard Dempsey Title Fight Details Revealed
Formal talks in New York outline July 4 bout logistics. Willard’s manager Ray Archer and Dempsey’s Jack Kearns discuss sparring partners and training locations. Willard weighs about 270 pounds and plans home training before moving to the fight site. Dempsey weighs about 190 pounds and aims for 192 to 195 in the ring with comparable sparring partners.
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British airmen set to cross Atlantic for prize
London reports British airmen plan a transatlantic flight from Newfoundland aiming to win the Daily Mail prize of 10000 dollars for the first to cross. Pilot Hawker expects the flight to take about 19 hours, with the machine possessing 900 miles of initial range and a top speed near 100 miles per hour.
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Bomb explosion in California garden kills banker wife
Mrs. George Greenwood, wife of the Union Bank vice president, was killed by a garden blast at their Oakland home. Investigators consider a planted bomb or a chance detonation, with a $5,000 extortion note linked to a prior Sacramento dynamiting. Police seek suspects as district attorney hints arrests soon and Governor Stephens offers a $1,000 reward.
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Cheyenne Aids 112 War Orphans Across Wyoming
Cheyenne residents support 112 French orphans with Wyoming committees listing totals adopted by locale. The Father Length Children of France group reports 398 adoptions statewide with chairmen named for Basin Green River Lander Shoshoni and other towns. March payments for April support are planned by Mrs. Shingle and Mrs. Oates.
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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
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Sheridan
Ralph Denlo
Thermopolis
Lin Noble
Wheatland
Prank Shiek
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Cheyenne Committee Names Acting Chair and Benefactors
First vice president will act as chair man of the Cheyenne committee. Mrs Shingle reported that recent Cheyenne benefactors of 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 the third and fourth grades of the Churchill school their representative Mrs
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Mule Creek Well Reaches 1850 Feet Near Lusk Wyoming
The Stanley-Greene test well on the Mule Creek structure in Niobrara County Wyoming reached 1850 feet. Water intrusion halted drilling at 400 feet, now cased off and drilling resumes. Jointly funded by Ohio Midwest Buckeye interests with a field of a dozen rigs active nearby.
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Mule Creek
Niobrara County
Wyoming
Lusk
Omlo Gets Another Well in Rock Creek
Omlo Ot company drilled on section 34-20-73 in Rock Creek field on Sunday and brought in another good well that was immediately capped. Located about three miles from the Feb 17 gusher, the well marks an extension of the proven area, according to Mr Pred Oregon of Omaha.
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Obfo Ot Company
Rock Creek
Americans to escort captured U boats to America
About 160 American sailors with submarine training were left at Cardiff as the last Allied forces sailed home. They will transport six German U-boats to the United States to support the Liberty Loan drive, touring Atlantic ports but avoiding the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. The sailors express patriotism and humor about the long voyage.
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Miners push six hour day five day week demand
Ming Workers meet in Indianapolis to set core demands for operators. The plan centers on a six hour day five day week higher tonnage and government ownership of mines with a subcommittee to finalize the list before Thursday’s polity committee session. Also brief on beer legality and alcohol content under federal law.
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Polity Committee
Congress May Pass Measures On War Peace
Washington March 18 Associated Press reports Senator Lenroot spoke against being coerced into approving the league of nations draft. He urged peace with Germany by a formal end to the war and warned the proposed treaty would surrender independent institutions. The debate centers on whether Congress can terminate the war and how the league pact should be treated.
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UN Lees Paceidont Wilcon
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Children’s Home Scandal Shocks Marietta
Mrs Naow Campbell head of the home for children in Marietta Ga was convicted of cruelty to ward Sallie Hutton. Testimony claimed she whipped the girl and rubbed salt and pepper into wounds after removing her clothing. She was found guilty on a slander charge yesterday.
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Sallie Hutton
Cabinet Not Ready to Call Congress Soon
Washington March 18 A cabinet meeting attended by four department heads floated no new recommendations for an early extra session of Congress. It was understood the group would not seek to change the timing and believed Secretary Glass had addressed the matter in his message to President Wilson.
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Arrival of U S general to revising Cuba elections
Major General , invited by the Cuban government to revise Cuba election system, arrived in Havana today by hydro air plane. The official note says the visit focuses on electoral reform and supervision of the process amid ongoing political tensions.
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British General Sets Flight Record From Folkestone to Paris
Major General Seeley of the British War Office flew from Folkestone to Paris, covering 172 miles in 74 minutes with a tailwind, establishing a new air flight record. The flight originated in Folkestone and reached Paris on Sunday, marking a notable aviation achievement.
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American embassy seeks protection for citizens as Villa bands active
State Department asks Mexico to rescue American citizen Untton captured with Bishop Bentley by Villa bandits. Report says bandits have operated for ten days over broad ri j territory and threaten to harm cowboys unless a $5 ransom is paid.
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Kim
Wenberg Family Named in Cheyenne Shop Project
Reliable fragments indicate Mr B Wenberg and Mme Wenberg involved with a local Cheyenne enterprise for new volto machine shops. The text mentions Joseph and Nelson contractors and a Festal project aligning with Miss Litthe daughter, hinting at a civic construction context.
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Jdeeph & Naleon & Comtractors
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