Staples Boys Custody Hearing Set For Monday Morning
The five and three year old Staples brothers were produced in district court under a habeas corpus writ to determine custody between the Wyoming Children's Home Society and A E Allison of Winnipeg. Judge Mentzer overruled a demurrer and set 10 o clock Monday for a formal hearing with evidentiary issues about custody and the boys best interests.
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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 Citizens Incorporate Mutual Benefit Body
Prominent Italians, citizens of the mutual benefit society, plan large membership from Italian natives who adopted America. The organization named Societa Italiana Mot Mari Corso Armando Diaz filed incorporation in Secretary of State's office. It has no capital stock and aims are non commercial. trustees are Paul Milat, James Pipitone, Nunzio Pipitone, and Pietro Nicosia, Cheyenne businessmen.
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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 put end Bolshevism soon
At an international Bolshevik conference M Leninchinsky, minister of education of the Soviet government, admitted Bolshevik welfare is collapsing under Allied blockade. He said allied economic strangulation harms Bolshevism and predicted its end, noting widespread discontent and attributed failures to mismanagement and privation.
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Stockholm
Russia
M. Lunachinsky
Petrograd
Bolshevism Seen as Disease Threatening World Order
Paris March 29 The Russian ambassador to the United States Boris Bacmoteff calls Bolshevism not a political movement but a disease to be treated by relief. He says all of middle Europe is like a fevered man and argues German Bolshevism should be fought with aid before others. He warns of a world threat akin to ancient barbarians amid Russian hunger and unrest.
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Paris
Boris Bacpmoteff
United States
Middle Europe
Man Hunt In Lava Beds Near Pocatello
A man hunt is under way west of Pocatello as armed posse members search lava beds for escaped jail prisoners Edward Miller Joseph Hagar and W Darcy. The fugitives who broke jail at Shoshone with Frank Sullivan and Frank Walsh allegedly gathered guns and ammunition and may head toward Nevada.
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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 Seat Geneva as Seat in Switzerland
Indications today pointed to Geneva being recommended as the official seat of the League of Nations. The committees studying the matter met and showed a clear tendency among members to favor Geneva, recognizing its neutral position.
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League of Nations
Switzerland
Paris
Geneva
Governor names agricultural advisory board picks
Governor Robert J. Carey announced the appointment yesterday of an agricultural advisory board under a recent act. Named to the panel 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
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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 Strength Set At Half Million In Peace Establishment
Washington March 29 General March chief of staff announced plans to organize the regular army for peace at 509000 officers and men. The scheme preserves wartime divisions and histories, assigns divisions to home areas, and creates seven permanent divisions with regional recruitment. The Rainbow division is slated to become the silbadece division, while the 42nd Cavalry Division tops with a 15978 peace strength.
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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 In City
Mrs Anna Hofmann widow of Edward Hofmann died at 1:00 this morning at 700 East Nineteenth street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Anna Hofmann
Edward Hofmann
East Nineteenth Street
Lettish Forces Drive Bolsheviks From Kammerp Area
Stockholm dispatch reports Lettish forces after a violent battle along the Mitta Tukken railway have defeated Bolshevik forces and occupied Kammerp and Kamnzem, about 20 miles southwest of Riga.
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Stockholm
Mitta-Tukken
Lettiah
Kammerp
Kamnzem
Libau
Kameen Ia
Riga
Aged Physician Dies in Wyoming Auto Crash
Dr. J. Newland aged 72 was fatally injured when his automobile overturned near Kemmerer Wyoming while en route to an urgent professional call. He had practiced medicine in Wyoming for 47 years and aided the influenza epidemic response despite his age.
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Newland
Wyoming
Foch Receives Orders as Hun Guns Emplaced
London March 29 The Germans reinforce Danzig garrison and mount guns along the Prussian coast near the port. President Wilson and the four premiers gave Marshal Foch instructions regarding the Danzig crisis where German refusal to allow Polish troop landings persists. The exact nature of the orders likely remains undisclosed for now.
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London
Danzig
Wilson
Council of Four
Marshal Foch
Arrest Looms for Motorists Who Have Not Bought Licenses
The grace period for renewing current year vehicle licenses ends today. Beginning tomorrow, the sheriff's office and police will check motorists without licenses and legal action may follow. A special deputy sheriff will assist in rounding up violators.
Former Emperor of Austria Fears Assassination Plot
In Geneva on March 29 the former emperor and empress of Austria living in Switzerland fled from their castle after an attack by bandits in the eastern region. The couple sought safety in Wartau.
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Austria
Geneva
Switzerland
Astern
Wartau
Speaker Sullivan of Lower House Visits City
Hon. Eugene Sullivan of Basin, speaker of the lower house in the Fifteenth Wyoming legislature, attended to business in the city yesterday. It was his first capital visit since the legislature adjourned five weeks ago.
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Eugene Sullivan
Basin
Wyoming
Beast of Berlin May Face International Tribunal
Paris dispatch reports the commission on responsibility for the war endorses a plan to condemn neutrality violations and all crimes by the central empires. It proposes an international tribunal to judge those responsible, including the former German emperor, with the report sent to the peace conference. Sir Byrneat Pollock thanks Secretary Lansing for his conduct in guiding the discussion.
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Paris
Commission On Responsibility
Ence
Commission On Responsibility For the
Tts
Byrneat Pollock
Lansing
Wilson and Els Conferees Fall Behind on Treaty Details
March 29. The American delegation at the peace conference reports slow progress by the council of four on key treaty questions. Last week largely wasted. a new basis for reparation was introduced, undoing apparent gains. The American amendment to the league covenant, tying to the Monroe Doctrine, is now before the council for final decision.
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Patus
Council of Four
Cheyenne Clocks Bend Time In Daylight Saving Shakeup
Cheyenne awoke to Western Union clocks showing an hour ahead or behind as clocks were adjusted to daylight saving time. The shift caused confusion across the city with many workers and schedules disrupted.
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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 permitted to fly the flag of their sovereign governments at their headquarters.
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Associated Prose
London
Foreien
Hela Kun Bes
Budapest
Sountrite
Gover Bely
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Monday
Forecast indicates little change from today with daytime temperatures around normal. Winds light to moderate as a weather system passes, keeping skies mostly cloudy and bringing a chance of brief showers across western counties.
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Key Public Ledger Company
Staples Boys
Children’s Home Socity
Backhmetefe
Man-Hunt
Risory Board
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Supreme Council
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City
Beast OF Berlin
International Tribunal
Peace Council
Els
Council Four
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