Hughes Urges Continent Protections in League Covenant
Charles E Hughes proposes seven amendments to the League of Nations Covenant aimed at safeguarding the American continent from European aggression and preserving U S autonomy. He calls for unanimity in decisions limits on internal fields and withdrawal rights while opposing mandatory duties and expanded foreign control.
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Hughes
Associated Press
New York
League of Nations of Covenant
United States
Charles &. Hughes
League
Union League
Aeppe
Supreme Court
King Moves to Protect Wool Growers' Clip
In Washington the Associated Press reports Senator King of Utah urged Bernard Barusch to engage Britain on temporarily stabilizing wool prices among allies. The War Department agreed last January to withdraw wool stocks from July 1 to November to help growers dispose.
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Associated Press
Washington
King
Utah
Bernard Barusch
War Industries Board
War Department
Basketball Team Departs For State Meet
A large crowd escorted the high school basketball team to the depot for their trip to Laramie for the state tournament. Officials expect they will return with the championship.
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Laramie
Weather Puzzles Weather Report Fragments
Fragmentary weather note mentions cloudy conditions and possible rain with references to days in a period. Readers should watch for updates as details remain unclear and timing uncertain.
Thousands Jews killed in Argentina pogroms
The Zionist Organization of America says a January 9 pogrom in Buenos Aires killed thousands of Jews aided by a white guard and police. The attack, sparked by a Bolshevik upheaval rumor, swept Jewish quarters and synagogues with bodies buried in mass graves.
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Associated Press
New York
Buenos Aires
Zionist Organization of America
Laramie County Draft Board Office Closes Today
The Laramie county draft board office will be closed today as records have been transferred to state headquarters. The office has operated since June 1917 when the selective service law began.
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Laramie
Wyoming Governor Pushes Bond Road Plan in Rotary Meet
Governor Robert J. Carey urged a broad patriotic drive to explain a $6.5 million road bond plan for Wyoming with federal matching. Rotary speakers emphasized statewide benefits, nonpartisan organizing, and funding that would boost 2,000 to 3,600 miles of roads if approved.
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Chaplin
Wyoming
A. D. Kelley
Wyge
Lincoln Highway
Yellowstone
Habeas Corpus Proceedings For Staples Children Today
An application for a writ of habeas corpus seeks to require the Wheatland based Children’s Home Finding Society to produce George and James Staples in Laramie County District Court at 9 am. The mother Mrs May Staples of Hudson Wyoming and grandfather A B K Alm and son in Winnipeg Canada petition through attorney M A Eline for delivery of the boys from the society. The case may influence the pending State Board of Charities hearing set for April 1 and could raise international questions as the parents reside in Canada and are not naturalized.
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Mentzer
State Board of Charities and Reform
Allison
John A. Toner
United States District Court For Wyoming
Home Finding Society
Staples
O. M. Robertson
Den'm
Riner
Denver
Canadas
United States
Howe Piating Society
Tate
Aliie Jewell
Governor Harding testifies in Rathbun pardon inquiry
Iowa Governor W L Harding testifies before the house judiciary committee investigating the Rathbun pardon. He says his decision was based on abstracts of testimony and letters from Rathbun's attorney with leniency recommendations from the trial judge and Ida County officials. He concedes the pardon was decided after reviewing pleas for clemency and believed the boy innocent.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
W. Ll. Harding
Iowa House Judiciary Committee
Rathbun
George Clark
Rathburn
Ida County
Byers
Baker reports rapid mustering out of troops abroad
Secretary Baker described swift discharge after overseas service with camps in the United States processing men in as little as 48 hours. He cited rapid rejourning, multiple doctor examinations, and a three-doctor board review if needed, plus interviews to place discharged soldiers in jobs or arrange qualifications for future work.
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Associated Press
Washington
Maroh
Baker
United States
Toom
Vissio
Department
Europe
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D.C. Barkadale
William du Bois
G. P. Johnston
T. P. Pahey
Karl Reed
Charlie Irwin
Jamie B. True
W. BE. Dinneen
P. W. Jenkins
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Hynds
Miles Shepfierd
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