Wilson Says No Delay to Peace Result League
President Wilson declares the League of Nations did not delay peace, noting the committee on the league reported first to the plenary conference. He says the constitution is in its early stages and will be presented to the public again soon, with neutral nations in favor and commissions avoiding interference with delegates.
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Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
League
League of Nation
Canadian grandfather seeks habeas corpus for Staples children
Judge W C Mentzer orders the Wyoming Children's Home Finding Society to produce James Edward Staples aged five and George Vincent Staples aged three for a custody determination. A. E. Allison of Winnipeg, grandfather, petitions saying the children are illegally restrained by the home society under an agreement with their mother Mae Allison Staples of Hudson Wyoming. The writ returnable tomorrow at 1 30 p m to Mrs Ethel Roberson at 23712 Thames Street.
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W. C. Mentzer
Laramie County District Court
A. E. Allison
Winnipeg
Canada
Wyoming Childrens’ Home Finding Society
Dourt James Edward Staples
George Vincent Staples
Mae Allison Staples
Hudson
Wyoming
Ethel Robertson
Thames Street
Allison
Staples
Dominion of Canada
George the Fifth
Great Britain
James Staples
United States
Wye
Governor Harding Denies Taking Bribe in Rathburn Pardons
Des Moines reports Governor Harding, while finishing his Rathburn pardon testimony, denied any bribe acceptance for the pardon. He said clemency was based on innocence after reviewing the case evidence and pleas from the judge and others. Additional witnesses described grand jury indictments and attorney general’s role in dismissals.
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Des Moines
Harding
Rathburn
W. J. Jones
Ida County
Truce Snell
Ida Grove
Thaddeus Snell
Jones
Ernest Rathburn
George Clark
William Rathburn
William, Sr
Ernest
Express Company Moves To Rehear Colorado Liquor Case
Denver liquor shippers and a justice league seek a rehearing after a three judge decision denied consignees the right to the shipments held since Colorado’s bone dry law. They argue full court should decide. shipments stay at the express office pending ruling.
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Cheyenne
Denver Orners
Exress Company
Colorado
Justice League
Atttorneys
League
Ralph C. Kerwin
4Niversal
Ornelal
Roy Iteir
German Chancellor Refutes Supposed Peace Harsh Terms
In the national assembly Chancellor maid Phil ipp Seledemann argues that many reports claim severe peace terms are to be imposed, including large compensation and loss of German territory. He says much of the reports are invented to desensitize the public to harsh terms and warns of a cry of despair rising in Germany.
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Weimar
National Assembly
Philipp Seledemann
Germany
Message From Hungary Claims Calm After Coup
A wireless dispatch from Budapest asserts complete order across Hungary with no injuries reported in the coup. It states the capital's food supply is adequate and foreigners have guarantees of life and property. it denies Count Karoly as provisional president.
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London
Aldi
Hungary
Budapest
Karoly
Special court to try Germans for war crimes
Berlin March 27 The German government plans a court of investigation of war crimes suspects who have requested trial. The national assembly will pass a law for a suitable court to try Ludendorff Bethmann Hollweg Admiral Tirpitz Von Jagow and others whose activities can only be judged by a court.
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Berlin
National Assembly
Ludendorff
Bethmann Ltollweg
Admiral Tirpitz
von Jagow
Nine Arrests Reported by Police Yesterday
Police report nine arrests from yesterday including three for purity law violations, one for bootlegging, and one for carrying concealed weapons. A man named Rubbides, said to be wanted in Iowa, was also arrested.
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Iowa
Rubbides
Indemnity Talks Dominate Paris Conference
The four member council split time between the White House and Clemenceau’s home as they discuss Franco German frontier issues and the total indemnity. A German financial commission will visit Versailles to hear all sides while Foch and Biisa join the talks. Wilson advocates timely statements linking League of Nations to the peace program.
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Paris
White House
M. Clementeau
Vernailles
Sar Valley
West Bank
Hihine
Marshal Foch
Biisa
Secret Wedding of Sheridanites Jan 12 Revealed
SHERIDAN Wyo March 17 Friends of Donald Goodspeed Sheridan will be interested to know of a secret marriage in Colorado Springs January 12 to Miriam Hudson a belle of society in Colorado Springs high school. It is understood Mrs Goodspeed will soon join him in Sheridan where the couple will make their future home.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Donald Goodspeed
Colorado Springs
Mi Dra Hudson
Colorado Springs High School
Australia opposes Japan league of nations amendment
Premier William G. Hughes of Australia denounces a proposed Japanese racial amendment to the League of Nations. He warns the measure could curb sovereignty and force nations to alter immigration and naturalization policies, insisting Australia will not yield.
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Paris
William G. Hughes
Australia
Associated Press
League of Nations
League
Superintendent Mary Jatsky Walks Eight Miles Through Snow
Mary Jatsky Republic County Kansas school superintendent walked eight miles through a snowstorm to visit a country school when deep snow blocked drive or motor car.
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Mins Mary Jatsky
Republic County
Kan
Woman Suffrage Recognized in League of Nations Draft
Paris reports the league draft excludes the American Monroe doctrine and Japanese racial resolution but recognizes woman suffrage by allowing women to hold league offices. A second amendment requires two years’ notice for withdrawal only after fulfilling all league obligations. Adriatic peace fears rise as Serbia bans Italian trade after embargo lift.
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Paris
League of Nations
League
Adriatic
Italy
Massacre reports from Korea spark urgent alarm
Washington reports mass arrests and killings in Korea as independence activists, Christians, and students face martial law. Details cite 11 thousand arrested, many massacred, and brutal destruction by Japanese troops. Korean delegate Ree struggles for travel passes amid a Paris peace conference effort. A three day conference of Koreans from Hawaks Mexico and the United States is planned in Philadelphia.
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Independence Movement
Korea
Ree
Independence Society
Ilawaks
Mexico
United States
Philadelphia
Bandits Rob Train Near Marion Arkansas
Three masked men derailed and robbed a train between Marion and Bridge Junction in Arkansas. A fourth gang member reportedly headed to Grand Junction to flag another train to avoid a collision. Louis and Kansas were en route to Memphis aboard train No 18 when the heist occurred.
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Marion
Ark
Louis
Kansas
Memphis
Bridge Junction
Grand Junction
Sheridan Pair Get $1,000 Worth Booze In Warehouse Raid
Sheridan Wyoming report states J R Rainville arraigned for breaking into Merchants Transfer warehouse and stealing forty two cases of whisky from Omaha Supply valued at $1,000. Rainville aided by W F Thomas who refused guilty plea. both bound over to district court with $600 bonds each.
Lenine Warns Hungary on Communism In Dispatch
Lenine, premier of the Soviet government, cableled to Bella Kun seeking guarantees the new Hungarian government is truly communist not merely socialist. He warns against details of Russian methods and says the workers of the world face ruin if capitalism endures.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Lenine
Bella Kun
Oil Talks Shape Peace Time Roles For American Industry
In Chicago the closing session of the oil conference notes that American oil will sustain the Allies as the war ends. A L Delford of Standard Oil of New Jersey asserts Allied dependence on American petroleum and warns submarines threaten supply. He says American gasoline backs allied armies and the industry plans for a peaceful postwar role.
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Ay Associated Press
Chicago
A. ‘. Delford
Standard Gt! Company
New Jersey
Ol Verdin
Pérton
America
Fifteen Hurt In Two Trains Collide In Madison
In Madison on March 27 a collision between the Alton Limited and a local freight injured fifteen people. Mrs. Benny Lee of Granite City and R. J. Jones of New York among the seriously hurt. Maggie Stubblefield of Granite City also listed among those injured.
Nine Wells Progress East of Salt Creek District
Nine wells are progressing in the east and north of Salt Creek where the Masher well recently completed with a shown production of 150 barrels. The Masher syndicate plans a second hole and two or three more. On section 16, a well is pending a second, while another operation advances to 400 feet and a contractor is moving to drill further.
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Nise
Salt Cree
Masher Company
Crow
Ouden
Tom Thek
Com
Gye Uhind Wall Crook
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