Staples Boys Custody Case Heads to Monday Hearing
In Hudson Wyoming, infants James Edward Staples and George Vincent Staples. custody dispute between Wyoming Children's Home Society and grandfather A E Allison of Winnipeg, Canada, proceeds after habeas corpus action. Judge Mentzer schedules 10 am Monday hearing. Mrs Robertson currently custodial guardian amid contest over best interests of the boys.
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MacAilleen Staples
Hudson, _ Wrao
James Edward Staples
George Vincent Staples
Wyoming Children's Home Society
A. E. Allison
Winnipeg
Can
Robertson
W. C. Kinkead
Childrens* Homo Society
Mentzer
Allison
Kline
Mra. Tobertaon
Eens
Ravente Ee Beatias
State Board Charities and Reform
Italian Mutual Benefit Society Incorporates in Wyoming
Prominent Italians, citizens of Italy, form Societa Italian Moto Socorso Armando Diaz in Cheyenne. The nonstock corporation plans to serve Italian natives adopting America as home, aiming for large membership with aims noncommercial. Trustees named are Paul Milat 20, James Pipitone, Nunzio Pipitone, and Pietro Nicosia.
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Ae Ee Mutual Benefit
Ociety
Societa
Taliang Moto Socorso
Armando Diaz
Paul Milat
James Pipitone
Nunzio Pipitone
Pierto Nicosia
Cheyenne
Allied Blockade May Threaten Bolshevik Regime
At a Bolshevik conference in Petrograd M Luna chinsky, education minister, said the allied blockade makes Bolshevism intolerable. He admitted social circles doubt Bolshevik rule and warned economic sanctions could hasten its end due to widespread privations.
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Stockholm
Russia
M. Lunachinsky
Petrograd
Bolshevism Seen as Disease Threatening World Civilisation
Paris March 29 Boris Bacpmoteff Russian ambassador to the United States argues Bolshevism is not a political movement but a disease requiring aid to reduce temp erature with food clothing and other necessities. He says German Bolshevism should be fought by such relief and compares the world threat to the fall of Greek and Roman civilizations.
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Paris
Boris Bacpmoteff
United States
Middle Europe
Russia
Man Hunt Drives Search Through Lava Beds Near Pocatello
A man hunt tonight pursues Edward Miller Joseph Hagar and W Darcy escaped jail prisoners in lava beds west of Pocatello. Heavily armed posse members roam the desert as a battle is feared. The men broke jail at Shoshone five days ago with Frank Sullivan and Frank Walsh. Sullivan and Walsh head toward Nevada while another pursuer remains on their trail.
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Pocatello
Lava
Tolabo
Edward Miller
Joseph Hagar
W. Darcy
Shoshone
Frank Sullivan
Frank Walsh
Sullivan
Walsh
Nevada
League of Nations to Make Geneva Seat of Nations
Indications today showed Geneva would be recommended as the official seat of the League of Nations. The committees studying the subject met and the trend clearly favored Geneva, noting its neutral position among contenders.
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League of Nations
Switzerland
Paris
Geneva
Governor appoints agricultural advisory board members
Governor Robert J. Carey announced the appointment of five members to the agricultural advisory board under the recent legislature. Named are L. B. D. Taylor of Mountainview, William Lyon of Torrington, J. W. Wolf of Wheatland, George Prosser of Cheyenne and Jesse W. Crosby of unspecified locality.
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Robert J. Carey
L. B. D. Taylor
Mountainview
William Lyon
Torrington
J. W. Wolf
Wheatland
George Prosser
Cheyenne
Jesse W. Crosby
Regular Army to be organized at peace strength of 509000
Washington March 29 Orders made public by General March chief of staff outline a peacetime regular army at 509000 officers and men. The plan preserves war strengths and histories of divisions and units, assigns divisions to home areas, and creates fourteen regular divisions with recruits from their regions. The Rainbow division successor, the 12th, becomes the silent blade division, with seven divisions remaining in occupation and others formed at home. The infant division base is 16883 per unit. 42nd Cavalry Division reports 15978.
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Washington
General March
One Army
National Guard
National Army
Army of the United States
Army of Occupation
France
Europe
Mrs. Anna Hofmann Dies At Home
Mrs. Anna Hofmann widow of the late Edward Hofmann died at 1 00 this morning at her home 700 East Nineteenth street Arrangements for the funeral will be announced later.
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Anna Hofmann
Edward Hofmann
East Nineteenth Street
Lettish Forces Advance After Railway Battle Near Riga
Stockholm dispatch reports Lettish troops after heavy fighting along the Mitta Tukken railway defeated Bolsheviks and captured Kammerp and Kamnzem about 20 miles southwest of Riga, Libau.
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Stockholm
Mitta-Tukken
Lettiah
Kammerp
Kamnzem
Libau
Kameen Ia
Riga
Aged Physician Fatally Injured In Wyoming Car Crash
Dr. J Newland, 72, was fatally injured when his automobile overturned near Kemmerer Wyoming on March 29 while en route to an urgent professional call. He had practiced medicine in Wyoming for 47 years and treated residents during the influenza epidemic. He was taken to a hospital with little hope for recovery.
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Newland
Wyoming
Foch Receives New Orders Over Danzig Crisis
London reports Marshal Foch received instructions from President Wilson and the four power premiers on the Danzig situation. Germany reinforces Danzig garrison and may place guns along the Prussian coast near the port. Details of the orders remain to be disclosed in Germany.
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London
Danzig
Wilson
Council of Four
Marshal Foch
Arrest Looms for Motorists Without Current Licenses
The grace period to license all motor vehicles for the current year ends today. Starting tomorrow the sheriff's office and police will begin checking motorists and prosecuting those without licenses. A special deputy sheriff will assist in rounding up violators.
Former Austrian Emperor Fears Assassination in Switzerland
The former emperor and empress of Austria living in Switzerland fled their castle in the eastern country after an attack by bandits at Castro. They moved to Wartau seeking safety amid fears of further assassination attempts.
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Geneva
Austria
Switzerland
Astern
Wartau
Speaker Sullivan Visits City After Wyoming Legislature
Hon. Eugene Sullivan of Basin, speaker of the lower house of the Fifteenth Wyoming legislature, attended to business in the city yesterday. It was his first visit to the capital since the legislature adjourned five weeks ago.
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Eugene Sullivan
Basin
Wyoming
Beast of Berlin May Be Tried International Tribunal
Paris report says the commission on responsibility for the war recommends condemning neutrality violations and war crimes by the central empires. It proposes an international tribunal to try those responsible, including the former German emperor, with the report submitted to the peace conference. The commission's last meeting was announced, and Secretary Lansing was thanked by Sir Byrneat Pollock for his role.
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Beast OF Berlin
International Tribunal
Peace Council
Paris
Commission On Responsibility
Ence
Commission On Responsibility For the
Tts
Byrneat Pollock
Lansing
Conferees Fall Behind as Four Council Delays Peace Pact
March 29. The American delegation reports slow progress at the peace conference as the council of four loses time last week. A late effort to settle reparations collapsed when a new basis of adjustment appeared. The American position on the Monroe Doctrine amendment to the League Covenant faces final determination by the council.
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Patus
Council of Four
Cheyenne Adjusts Clocks as Daylight Saving Debuts
Cheyenne awoke to clocks one hour ahead as Western Union timepieces shifted to daylight saving. With about 50 clocks in town, workers faced rushed schedules and misaligned routines as morning activities and church services threatened to run late until clocks were set.
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Cheyenne
Western Union
Amepieces
Hungarian Soviets Extend Protection to Foreign Missions
Foreign Minister Bela Kun issued a decree extending protection of the Hungarian Soviet Republic to foreign military missions in Budapest. The missions will be allowed to fly the flag of their respective governments at their headquarters.
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Associated Prose
London
Foreien
Hela Kun Bes
Budapest
Sountrite
Gover Bely
Wyoming Weather Outlook Sees Little Change
The forecast calls for minimal variation in conditions across Wyoming on Monday. Breezes will stay light, with no significant precipitation expected and temperatures remaining near seasonal norms.
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Key Public Ledger Company
Staples Boys
Children’s Home Socity
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Els
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