Nevada Senator Makes First Washington Flight In Airplane
Washington dispatch says Senator Henderson of Nevada piloted the first airplane flight over the city, reaching 5000 feet and staying aloft for a full hour. Senators Myers and Kendrick joined in a second flight over Washington lasting about thirty minutes with additional passengers aboard.
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Washington
United States
Henderson
Nevada
Ocher
Myers and
Kendrick
Four Men Burned In Refinery Explosion at Midwest
Casper Wyoming March 25 One man is at death and three others critically burned after an explosion at the Midwest refinery. Boilermakers De Planty Doornbas Magor and Thompson were repairing a still in battery No 1 when gas ignited inside the still and hurled them. The remaining men outside were burned by flying debris and flames. An official investigation is planned to determine the cause of the blast.
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Casper
Wyo
Midwest
DePivard
Eet
Art Doornbas
F. J. Magor
Charles Thompson
de Planty
Doornbas
Wallace Leavitt
Salt Creek Mer Ger Incorporated Organized
Articles of Incorporation for Salt Creek Producers Association Inc filed with the secretary of state. Capital stock listed at 20 000 000 dollars. John Do Clark attorney presented a 4 005 dollar payment for incorporation fees to the deputy secretary of state.
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Salt Creek Producers Assoociation, Inc
Associaion
John Do. Clark
Association
Visiting Brother of Army Doctor Arrives on Leave
Captain 4 EB Lane of the medical corps United States Army arrived yesterday from Fort Riley Kan and is staying with his brother County Attorney C H Lane while on leave.
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EB. Lane
Medical Corps
United States Army
Fort Riley
Kan
C. H. Lane
Wee Wae
Laramie
Army
Karolyi Government Falls in Hungary
Paris dispatch says official circles tie Karolyi's fall to internal extremism and slow allied rapprochement. External blows include the allies’ demand Hungary withdraw to the Romanian boundary and to hand over privately owned Danube ships to the Czecho-Slovaks.
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Associated Press
Paris
Karolyi
Hungary
Danube
Red Cross Seeks Used Clothing for Europe Drive
Cheyenne residents urged to donate second hand garments in serviceable condition for war relief. Clothing collected at the Red Cross store room corner Carey avenue and Nineteenth will aid France Belgium and other allied nations. Local chapter leaders Archie Allison and Mrs. J. E. Stimson emphasize a nationwide effort and tight deadlines for delivery.
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Red Cross
Carey Avenue
France
Belgium
Archie Allison
Iscal Chapter
The
Mra. J
Ex agitator in New York heads Petrograd police
Stockholm March 25. The ex agitator Bill Shoto is named chief of police in Petrograd. He is said to be widely known in New York labor circles where he was formerly active in socialist circles.
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New York
Petrograd
Associated Press
Stockholm
Bill” Shoto
Soclallatic Cireles
Three Fined On Gambling Charges In City
A Krusoff was fined $20 by Police Judge Swain for gambling. Randy McPherson failed to appear and forfeited his bond. William Angelou and Laura Lona were fined $20 each for gambling in a coffee house run by John Nicholas, who was discharged.
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A. Krusoff
Swain
Randy McPherson
Kruzoff
William Angelou
Laura Lona
John Nicholas
Nicholas
Mob Attacks Motorman After Negro Soldier Is Ejected
A mob of about 300 black residents attacked a Lenox car line returns, stabbing motorman James Clinton twenty times and wounding two police. Police used night sticks as they rescued him from a library room. Several mob participants were hurt amid the disturbance.
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New York
Clinton
Americans Find Body of Kidnapped Manager in Mexico
The State Department reports Oscar Wallace, an American manager kidnapped by bandits, was found dead near Coahuila after an exchange of gunfire. The embassy had urged Mexico to take steps to rescue him.
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Washington
State Department
Oscar Wallace
Coahuila
Monterey
Wallace
Large
Gattlemen Warned Hot Expect Large Gattle Sales 1920
T W Tomlingon Denver, secretary of the American National Livestock Association, told the New Mexico Cattle and Market Growers Association fifth convention that 1920 exports would drop to 1914 levels, about one fifth of 1918, warning against expanding stock operations as foreign demand remains volatile.
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Gattlemen
Dy Associated Frees
Albuquerque
N. M
T. W. Tom
Lingon Denver
Amer National Livestock Association
New Mexico Cattle and Morse Growers Association
Americans insist control continue over immigration
An American amendment to protect nations against an influx of foreign population was approved by the council. It reserves to each nation the right to handle purely internal problems. A separate amendment authorizes the council to draft an armament policy, but league powers remain limited to recommendations.
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Paris
Council
Counell
League
Whole of Egypt in insurrection, Churchill declares
London March 26 Churchill defends military service bill saying Egypt is in virtual insurrection. He appeals to demobilized men to return to fight and save comrades from murder as danger grows across the region.
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Egypt
Churchill
Great Britain
London
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Donald MacLean
Mr. Church
Donald
Hungary
Black Sea
Czech reinforcements reported on northern front
In a national assembly exchange at Weimar, Miniefer of [e fence Nosky said he knew that Czechs on the northern front had been reinforced.
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Associated Press
Copeniagen
National Assembly
Weimar
Miniefer
Efence Nosky
Reed cites Wilson to oppose the league of nations
Kansas City report notes Senator Reed quoting President Wilson from 1914 to 1916 to argue the league of nations would violate the constitution and endanger the republic. He claims the issue is national, not political, and urges Americans to reject entangling alliances.
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Reed
Associated Press
Kansas City
Wilson
América
Reed Tonizht
League of Nations
Washington
Harrie
Cheyenne Veteran With Wound Stripe Joins Police Force
R. E. Eck, a Cheyenne man scarred by Argonne fighting, has been appointed a patrolman and assigned to a night beat after returning from the war with a wound stripe.
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R. E. Eck
Argonne
James Manigan Hospitalised With Pneumonia
James Manigan was taken to John's Hospital yesterday in serious condition due to pneumonia.
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James Manigan
At John's Hospital
Hungary fights desperately to avoid dismemberment
Paris dispatch reports Hungarian revolutionaries warn the peace conference may soon carve up old Hungary. They note territories devoured by neighboring states including Czechoslovakia, Romania, Serbia, Austria, and the new Jugoslav state, forming a crescent around Hungary under self determination doctrine.
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Paris
Hungary
Old
Karolyi
Hobermia
Transylvania
Rumania
Banat
Austria
Rraman
Weather Outlook and High School Basketball Results
The forecast predicts fair weather today and tomorrow with rising temperatures. In local sports, Cheyenne girls team and Laramie played hard with Laramie defeating Lam Mile Kote last week, then again on Saturday. Laramie also won a boys game by a comfortable margin.
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Laramie
Vor
Uw 20
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Europe
Cheyenne
Mitchell
Coprriah
Publie Leliger Company
Rees
Fifth Avenue
James Clinton
Dr. Wekerle
Budapest
Basel
Charles
Germany
ERVIN
Baskets Hall
Boomer Wim Loot
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