American peace delegates agree on League Article 10 amendment
Paris March 25 Associated Press says the American delegation agreed to an Article 10 amendment to safeguard the Monroe doctrine, pledging league members to respect all members against external aggression. Changes aim to clarify and allow future amendments while preventing overreach into internal affairs.
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Paris
Wilson
League
Colonel House
America
United
Conventions Opening Today Across Several States And Associations
Conventions opening today include the Oklahoma City Sunday School Association in Milwaukee Wisconsin the Gas Association Des Moines and Ion Launderers' Association Urbana Illinois the American Waterworks Association and racing events in Cuba and Havana. The Winter meeting of the Cuba American Jockey Club is scheduled in Havana and the Spring meeting at Oaklawn Park in Arkansas features Mike Gibbons versus Leo Houck in eight rounds and Ralph Brady against K O Mara in twelve miles at Mouton.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Sunday School Association
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Gas Association
Sociation
Urbana
D.dilmois Bectlon
American Waterworks Association
Cuba- American Jockey Club
Havana
Oaklawn Park
1 Springs
Arking
Mike Gibbons
Leo Houck
St. Louis
Ralph Brady
K. O. Mara
Mouton
Casper Editor Faces Threat From Black Five Extortion
Casper, Wyo. March 25 A letter to the Casper Daily Tribune signed by The Black Five threatens a townwide extortion scheme totaling 20000 dollars with death as the alternative. Forty Casper residents would pay 500 dollars each, or the editor and his loved ones could be killed, unless the notice is published. The threat references a Black Star insignia and follows a prior case involving a Midwest Refining official.
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Casper
Wyo
Casper Daily Tribune
Midwest
Tribune
Petroleum Congress Opens In Chicago With 500 Delegates
Five hundred delegates at the national petroleum congress in Chicago adopt proposals. They back a protest against government control, form the American Petroleum Institute with A C Bedford of Standard Oil of New Jersey as president, and support government lands opened at a 12 percent royalty, led by Max Ball of Roxana Petroleum. He asserts 750 million barrels of oil could be available in the Rocky Mountain district and Alaska in 1919.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Petroleum Congress
United Branches
American Petroleum Institute
A. C. Bedford
Standard Oil Company of
New Jeresy
Max Ball
Rocky Mountain
Roxana Petroleum Company
Rocky Mountain District
Alaska
Telegrams Carried by Messengers During Break
Telegrams carried by messengers during the break describe frost damage interrupting wire communication between Cheyenne and Laramie. Messages were relayed via postal lines and caged past the break by apecia memongers.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Apecia
Suffrage Leaders Refuse Eliminate Negro Woman
In St Louis on March 25 delegates of the American Woman Suffrage Convention vote to launch a nonpartisan Women Voters League as a memorial to pioneer workers. Miss Laura M Clay offered an amendment to bar Negro women in the South from voting. it was defeated. Details of the program remain to be set by the congressional committee.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
League of Women Voters
Carrie Chapman Catt
Laura M. Clay
Kentucky
South
Senate
Congressional Committee
Pneumonia Fatal to George Davis
George Davis a well known Cheyenne man died at St. Johns hospital from pneumonia after about ten days illness. He worked for Union Pacific for years and was unmarried. Survived by parents I W Davis a sister Ruth and two brothers Charles W in Grand Junction and Walter B E with the 61st division in France. He belonged to Wyoming Consistory No 1 and Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M Hantern Star Maccabees and Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen. Charles W arrived recently. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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George Davis
Eity
St. John's Hospital
Early
Davis
I. W. Davis
Union Pacific Bar
Union Pacific
Wyoming Consistory No
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
A. F
A. M
The
Hantern Star
Maccabees
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
L W. Davis
Ruth Davis
Charles W
Grand Junction
Colo
Walter BE. Davis
France
Charles W. Davis
City
Women Break Ground in Public Roles and Education
A compilation notes women attaining new positions and rights worldwide. It cites a Texas move to appoint a woman deputy state labor commissioner, Bombay grants full citizenship, Burma allows divorce on demand, Britons hire more women in banking, Bellevue Medical College opens to women, U S women plan national clubs, Emma Thompson runs for Enid city treasurer, Latta Biase Marty named Toronto school inspector, and royal women’s travels and Red Cross aid linked to a sweater gift.
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Texas Ia
Bombay
Burma
Great Britain
Bellevue Hospital Medical College of
New York University
United States
St. Louis
Emma. D. Thompson
Enid
Okla
Mise
Latta Biase Marty
Toronto
Canada
Maud of
Mia
Sophia
Arctic Circle
Dack from France Frank Vavra Returns to Cheyenne
Frank Vavra a well known Cheyenne man who went to France with the American expeditionary forces arrived at Fort Russell yesterday He will be discharged from the service in a few days
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Frank Vavra
France
Fort Russell
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Chicago Oil Men
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Corveyan
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