Anti American sentiment grows in Japanese press amid protests
In Torio May 6 reports say anti US agitation in Japanese papers intensifies with mass meetings planned before the American embassy. Officials blame press for stirring popular hostility while Kokuminto in Osaka declares Monroe Doctrine recognition signals Japan’s regional predominance.
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TORIO
America
Sisis
United States
Japan
China
Siberia
Pacific Coast
Hochi Shimbun
Yoredan
Wilson
Peking
Kokuminto Party
Osaka
League of Nations
Far East
Strangely Disheveled Man Intervenes in Basemen t
Miss Gertrude Thompson and Lt Comdr B M Thumpson greet a disheveled intruder named Mike Mulligan who claimed to be a basement worker. Police detain him as harmless and he enjoys a ride in the patrol wagon while joking about paying for the trip and the jail as a hotel.
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Charles Thompso
Gertrude Thompson
B. M. ‘Thumpson
Ana Capwarea
Mike Mulligan
Mulliga
Custon
Four Hundred Killed in Moscow Riots Reported
An Ex-Change Telegraph dispatch from London on May 6 cites East German veterans reporting that four hundred people were killed in Moscow last week as red guards dispersed rioters. The violence followed crowds gathering over food shortages and chants referencing Lenin and Brezhnev.
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London
Moscow
Red Guard
East Germany
Lenine
Accused Mayor of Los Angeles Wins Victory at Polls
LA returns from municipal primaries show Mayor 8 T Woodman, acquitted of bribery last Friday, as a leading mayoral candidate. Opponents Sylvester Weaver Geaner Williams and Meredith F P Snyder trailed close, making next month’s election a tight race.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
T. Woodman
Sylvester L. Weaver
Geaner Williams
Meredith FP. Snyder
Woodman
Garrison Seeks Semimbecility Defense in Murder Trial
In Seattle on May 6 attorney Thomas M. Askton urged a semimbecility defense for Ruth Garrison charged with killing Mrs Grace Serra. He argued hereditary mental weakness and childhood injury, plus an earlier forehead operation, negate legal responsibility. The defense plans more testimony as the case moves toward completion tomorrow.
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Seattle
Thomas M. Askton
Ruth Garrison
Grace Filate Serra
Hhe
D. M. Storrs
Miss Garrison
Italian Credentials Handed to Germans at Peace Congress
Paris May 6 The credentials of Italian delegates to the peace congress were delivered to the German plenipotentiaries at Versailles.
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Associated Press
Paris
Unfortunate Man Ends Life Near Newcastle
J. W. Burke, a laborer from Edgemont, sat amid ash piles from a locomotive firebox and deliberately lay down to suffocate. He told section crews he was broke and wanted to die, pleading with nearby hunters who fled in fear. An attempted help from soldiers failed and a few miles later another man suggested a method to end his life.
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Newcastle
Wyo
J. W. Burke
Edgemont
G. B
Oliders
Navy drive fails to speed Liberty loan uptake
Treasury reports two billion dollar threshold passed toward a 4.5 billion goal with 2,060,742,000 subscribed 45.79 percent. Daily gains total 256,000,000 led by New York districts. Officials say several days remain to reach the target while experts mark the slowdown unexplained despite attractive features. Navy Day events planned nationwide to spur subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
New York
Navy
Germans Smoke American Lines In Picardy Bombardment
A dramatic World War I dispatch describes Germans smothering American lines in Picardy with 16 000 gas shells and fierce fighting in Flanders as British lines buckle The piece notes Allied efforts to rush aid across the channel and prepare for a potential final blow amid heavy combat and strategic tensions.
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Picardy
Flanders
Alene Canal
Victor
Negro shoots up Plano Texans before he is slain
In Plano Texas on May 6 a gun fight left thirteen wounded as Plano and Tom Embrey a Negro barricaded in a house. Embrey died when he emerged and was met by police fire while attempting to resist arrest with a shotgun. He had earlier shot his wife and two other Black residents in her home.
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Plano
Texas
Tom Embrey
Embrey
Embeecy
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Warmer Wednesday
Fair and warmer conditions expected in Wyoming on Wednesday. Forecasters note gradual rise in temperatures with a light breeze and no precipitation anticipated.
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Wyoming
Saki
Buy
Hohenzollen Must Account For Conflict
Paris reports the plenary peace conference adopted articles for the trial of the former German emperor for crimes and atrocities of the war. A tribunal of representatives from the United States Great Britain France and Japan will handle the case as a supreme offense against international morality and treaty sanctity.
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London
Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Burglaries Reported at Three Cheyenne Homes
Three burglaries occurred early yesterday in Cheyenne at the homes of Judge J A Winer of the United States district court for Wyoming, William Carpenter, and Amos Johnson. In each case valuables were taken and entry gained with skeleton keys as families awoke. A tall slender intruder was seen fleeing from the Carpenter residence.
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J. A. Winer
United States
Wyoming
William Garpenter
Amos Johnson
Anne
Mary Carpenter
Judge Winer
Uncle Sam After Bootleggers From This End of Road
Representatives of the Department of Justice including Special Agent Melrose of Denver raided Cheyenne area last night pursuing bootleggers. One automobile with twenty eight cases of whiskey was captured and believed headed for Colorado in violation of federal law. A second liquor-laden car was seen leaving Cheyenne with agents on its trail. The liquor was stored in the basement of the federal building.
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Department of Justice
Spreral
Melrose
Denver
Cheyenne
Colorado
Federal
British Airmen Scoff at U S Flight Plans
A New York report says British airmen mock US Navy seaplane attempts to cross the Atlantic as weather stops the first leg tomorrow. Skeptics in Newfoundland question Liberty motors and navigation claims, arguing the flight proves little and local sentiment remains pro American.
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Joan's
Newfoundland
Victers
Marry Market
Frederick Haymam
Atlantic
Hawker
Stoner
New York
Haglandt
Liberty Motors
Charles W. F. Morgan
Hayalanes
Caplan
Morgan
A. A. BF
Wol
St. John's Easy Star
English Channel
Artic
United States Navy
Fis
St. Juhin
Jonssey Bay
New Jersey to Test Rate Power in Supreme Court Case
Trenton May 6 the state public utility commission will press a mandamus proceeding in the supreme court against the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company and the Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph line to challenge a 20 percent rate increase ordered by Port Master General Burleson as part of the rate dispute.
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Trenton
State
Peace terms to be revealed to Germans today at Versailles
Allied leaders prepare to present the peace treaty to Germany at Versailles on Wednesday afternoon. Delegates from small powers are briefed, and Germany faces harsh terms aimed at restoring peace and rehabilitating its economy, with matters of territorial rights and German leadership expected to be contentious.
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Associated Presa
Germany
Versailles
William Hilienxellern
Ibeeline
Cnet Aera
Ines
Kian Chow
Marshal Fock
Eypres
Terealy
Parle
Mexalskaya
Murmansk
Passia
Arelane
Jce
Finland
Cut Country
Gre
Britain
House of Commons
Peace Conference Ends German Terms Ahead of Versailles
At Paris on May 6 the plenary peace conference concluded discussions on Germany as the treaty delivery to Germany at Versailles tomorrow nears. The secret session continued terms with all powers represented, led by President Wilson and Prime Minister Lloyd George.
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Paris
Germany
Versailles
Coren
Thwly
Fie Sylvio Cresph
Pywenter Orlando
Clamenecate
Persident Wilson
Preonier
Lloyd Grdnge
Knormona
Hnongs
Foreign Office
Gaeya
Wip Dei Gyubiboek
Matehal
Bolshevik Sympathizers Pressed to Join Red Army in Archangel
In Archangel region on May 4 Bolshevik officers detained northern front sympathizers in a barn until they proved their loyalty. Commissioner Kurman arranged a reception and granted a three week deferment before the men must enlist in the Red Army.
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Archangel
Russia
Golsheviki
Kurman
Red Army
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John D. Towers
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