19 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
1
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Paris reports improved general situation in Germany with Spartacist unrest limited to Ruhr valley. General Von Seeckt controls Berlin as troops depart. Berlin capital defense failed to materialize while Amersong en imperial remains at Bentinck castle. London notes a new democratic cabinet and president by popular election following the Kapp movement.
Denver report recalls county grand jury indictments in a gambling and vice probe. Seven of the fifteen defendants were served with capiuses in criminal court before Judge Henry J. Hercey. Named defendants include Deputy Sheriff Walker Annie Ryan Sadie Doyle Doyle A. A. Corrigan Angelo Francisco Cadio Curtain Nelile Gallagher.
A Missouri Pacific passenger train collided with a freight train near Arkana Texas just outside the yards tonight. Three bodies have been recovered from the wreckage with more feared dead. Authorities investigate cause and scope of the fatal crash.
Coblenz reports Americans in Germany will be concentrated at a single point to organize departures for those who wish to leave. Current information confirms all Americans in Germany are safe.
The Senate moved toward final ratification of the peace treaty while unexpectedly backing a Republican reservation that declares sympathy for self government in Ireland. In committee of the Whole the measure passed 38 to 36 and, on a second vote, 45 to 38. Democratic leaders supported the reservation, while Republicans opposed it for broad self determination implications.
Mildred Harris Chaplin once known as the film queen faces divorce from Charlie Chaplin after a runaway marriage sparked a sensational feud. She claims abandonment and neglect, stating she supported herself and children from prior ties while Chaplin provided little or nothing.
The Evening Standard reports the Turkish commander in Thrace renounces the Armistice and plans to form a new shift in Adripples, signaling a defiant move against government orders.
Premier Millerand told the chamber that France and the allies would take all steps needed to protect French and common interests now and in the future. Former Premier Barthou urged full compliance by Germany with the Versailles treaty as read. Interpolations on policy were postponed by a large majority.
Paris dispatch quotes Temps today on a Bolshevik wireless message after the Berlin coup. The report says Alaska’s population is seeking separation from the United States to form a Soviet government.
In Wierengen Holland March 18 residents are baffled by Dutch torpedo boats off the Zuyder Zee near former Crown Prince William of Germany. One boat arrived Monday then withdrew by government order. Today another vessel appeared off the coast.
Dr E J Bulgin will lecture tonight at the tabernacle on The Lean Cow addressing union and labor men. The central tabernacle area will be reserved for them with a 6 pm Baptist church banquet for workers aiding revival.
An information charging violation of the prohibition law was filed in district court by Prosecuting Attorney Lane against George J. Forbes Frank Mullen Frank S. Jones Otis Kitchen and Robert G. Patterson. The five were arrested Sunday night March 7 for breaking into the home of George Abbott president of the First National Bank and stealing liquor.
Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma, seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, outlines his political program advocating constitutional government, labor rights, prohibition, and measures to curb inflation and profiteering while supporting a peace treaty and budget discipline. Prosecutors plan to charge five defendants with transporting intoxicating liquor under the Prohibition Act, with fines from 200 to 4000 dollars, instead of burglary.
Premier Hughes in Sydney argues the United States rejects the league covenant because Britain’s dominions have votes. He says Australia stands by the treaty and asserts its right to nationhood, noting Australia paid a greater price for liberty.
March 18 Berlin remains under Ebert control as Vice Chancellor Schiffer and Gustav Noske restore order. Regular troops guard streets and dismantle barricades while Baltic insurgents retaliate against jeering crowds, firing on civilians and wounding several after Branly Gate.
Berlin reports recount the events leading to the Kapp and von Luttwitz regime's collapse. Imperial officials pressed von Luttwitz to resign after a lengthy speech revealing misjudgments about worker resistance and hunger as a catalyst.
In The Hague the second chamber debates government leniency toward the former German emperor. Deputies faulted the decree restricting Count Hohenzollern and pressed for stricter surveillance at Von Bentinck castle and searches of visitors. They blasted silence policy as too permissive and questioned how long the Hohenzollerns would remain in the Netherlands.
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