Anti United States sentiment grows in Japanese press
May 6. The antiAmerican agitation in Japanese papers intensifies with mass meetings planned before the American Embassy. Officials warn the campaign is driven by fear of U S influence in China and Siberia while newspapers attack US hypocrisy and imperial aims. Kokuminto in Osaka links Monroe Doctrine to Japan’s Far East 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
Intruder Passes Off as Basement Servant In Local Home
Miss Gertrude Thompson shouted as a disheveled man emerged from a basement. Mike Mulligan claimed he was employed to loan out the basement and was taken into custody. He joked about paying for the ride in the patrol wagon and called the city jail a hotel. Lieutenant Commander B. M. Thumpson assisted police after the startled residents alerted authorities.
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Charles Thompso
Gertrude Thompson
B. M. ‘Thumpson
Ana Capwarea
Mike Mulligan
Mulliga
Custon
Four Hundred Starving Slain in Moscow Riots
A London dispatch reports that four hundred people were killed in Moscow last week when the Red Guard dispersed rioters. Exchanget Telegraph quotes East German veterans saying crowds gathered for food and shouted Lenin and Brevky.
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London
Moscow
Red Guard
East Germany
Lenine
Accused Mayor of Los Angeles Wins Victory at Polls
Los Angeles mayoral race results show Mayor 8. T. Woodman, previously acquitted of bribery, leading the field as one of the two nominees for next month’s city election. Opponents Sylvester L. Weaver Geaner Williams and Meredith F. Snyder trailed closely as returns came in.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
T. Woodman
Sylvester L. Weaver
Geaner Williams
Meredith FP. Snyder
Woodman
Mental weakness defense in Ruth Garrison case
In Seattle on May 6 the defense opened for Ruth Garrison charged with murdering Mrs Grace Serra. Attorney Askton argued hereditary mental weakness and childhood injury, plus a forehead operation, as reasons she was not legally responsible. The case featured testimony by five tea room employees and details of Garrison’s life and affair with D M Storrs.
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Seattle
Thomas M. Askton
Ruth Garrison
Grace Filate Serra
Hhe
D. M. Storrs
Miss Garrison
Storrs
Okanogan
Italian Credentials Handed to Germans at Versailles
Paris May 6 The credentials of the Italian delegates to the peace congress were handed to the German plenipotentiaries at Versailles.
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Associated Press
Paris
Despondent man dies by lying on smoldering ash heap
In Newcastle Wyoming in May a laborer J W Burke dressed in burned clothing laid on a coal ash pile from a locomotive and died by asphyxiation. He had begged travelers to end his life saying he was broke and had nothing left. The men fled but a nearby section crew later found his charred body.
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Newcastle
Wyo
J. W. Burke
Edgemont
G. B
Oliders
Loan campaign slows as treasury nation nears goal
Washington May 6 subscrip tions to the liberty loan reached 2 060 742 000 or 45 79 of the 4 5 billion target. The gain in 24 hours was 256 million led by New York with 446 million. Treasury experts admit they cannot explain the slowness of subscriptions despite attractive interest and maturity features and navy day efforts to spur support.
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Washington
Treasury
New York
Navy
Germans Smash American Lines in Picardy and Fierce Flanders Fight
A wartime recap notes German bombardment and gas shells in Picardy, with intense fighting in Flanders bending British lines. Germans push across the Alane Canal as Allied resistance concentrates for a final push while Americans rush aid and ships converge.
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Picardy
Flanders
Alene Canal
Victor
Negro shoots up Twateen Texans before he is slain
In Plano Texas on May 6 officers and local citizens clashed with Tom Embrey a negro who barricaded a house after wounding his wife and two others. Embrey was killed when he appeared at the doorway and was met with heavy fire as officers prepared to dynamize the house.
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Plano
Texas
Tom Embrey
Embrey
Embeecy
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Warmer Wednesday
Fair skies and rising temperatures expected across Wyoming on Wednesday. Light winds and dry conditions forecast with no major weather events anticipated.
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Wyoming
Saki
Buy
Hohenzollern Plenary Adopts Trial Provisions At Peace Conference
Paris reports the plenary session adopted articles creating a tribunal to try the former German emperor for a supreme offense against international morality and treaty sanctity. The tribunal will involve representatives of the United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan.
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London
Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Three Burglaries Reported in Cheyenne Early Morning
Three burglaries occurred in Cheyenne County yesterday with one intruder sighted. Homes of Judge J A Winer of the United States district court for Wyoming and residents William Carpenter and Amos Johnson were entered using skeleton keys. Mary Carpenter awoke to see a tall slender intruder fleeing the scene.
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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 pursued bootleggers in Cheyenne and vicinity last night. One automobile was seized with twenty eight cases of whiskey intended for Colorado in violation of federal law. A second car loaded with liquor fled Cheyenne. The captured 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
New York May 6 British pilots dismiss American trans Atlantic seaplane attempts as weather delays postpone departure. St John’s Newfoundland reports skeptical British view of Liberty motors and navigation limits, with criticisms echoed in local comments and press.
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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 Tests Rate Power With Court Battle
In Trenton on May 6 the New Jersey Public Utility Commission decided to stay the mandamus proceedings in the state supreme court against the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company and the Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph Company delaying the 20 percent rate increase ordered by Portmaster General Burleson.
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Trenton
State
Peace Terms to Be Revealed to Germany Today
Allied leaders prepare to present the peace treaty to Germany at Versailles on Wednesday afternoon. Delegates from Germany are expected to sign as terms demand economic rehabilitation for Germany while accepting accountability and territorial provisions. Diplomats report unity among allies despite protests from some delegates and concerns over penalties and enforcement.
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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
Germans Get It Today At Paris Peace Conference
The plenary peace conference completed work for Germany and continued terms in secret, delivering the treaty to Germany at Versailles tomorrow. President Wilson and Prime Minister Lloyd George presided as delegates gathered in the Coren officer with Cresph and others attending.
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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 Urges New Recruits to Join Red Army
Bolshevik sympathizers in northern Russia who were allowed to join the movement were locked in a barn until they proved their allegiance. Commissioner Kurman welcomed them with a formal reception, stating they are valuable, then granted a three week grace period before forced enlistment in the Red Army on the northern front.
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Archangel
Russia
Golsheviki
Kurman
Red Army
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