Jury Reaches Verdict in Lane Burglary Case
After court instructions, jurors in the Clarence H. Lane burglary trial for liquor theft from Capital Coal Ice & Storage were locked in overnight with a verdict ready. Judge Tidball awaited a per fect verdict and planned to reveal Lane's fate after breakfast. this term’s last jury case was near completion.
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W. T. Tidball
Clarence EH. Lane
Capital Coal, Ice & Storage Company
Tidball
Lane
Arrest Warrants Await Chief and Patrolman
Charles II Embery, chief of police, returned from Kansas City where he testified in a damages suit against a railroad. Warrants held by Judge Edwards for the arrest of the chief and Patrolman Joe Rouner on a charge of arresting a book agent without authority could be served. Rouner said he was ready to be arrested.
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Charles II. Embery
Kansas City
Edwards
Joe Rouner
Rouner
Ammunition Shipment Probe Tied to Purchaser Saoto
Officials allege 27,000 rounds found after a page four item could not locate the addressee. Saoto, claimed Purchaser, ordered the shipment. Santo, a Mexican citizen, was released on a $5,000 bond.
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Saoto
Santo
National rail line severed near the Mexican border
The national railway of Mexico linking Mexico City to the border was cut by rebels at Lampazes, 60 miles south of the border. Telegraph wires were cut and a military train with 400 reinforcements for the Nuevo Laredo garrison could not report. Troops were rushed from Monterrey to Nuevo Laredo after a mutiny by about 100 mounted customs guards last night.
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Tex
National Railway of
Mexico
Mexico City
Lampazes
Nuevo Laredo
Montery
Revolution troops move as Agua Prieta readies depot
General P Elvis Gulles will command a drive into Torreon from Juarez. General Francisco H H Manzo will take command at Agua Prieta to use the garrison as a concentration and supply depot. Five hundred more troops arrive by next week. Gulles to host entertainment for Americans in Douglas.
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Sonora
P. Elvis Gulles
Juarez
Torreon
Francisco HH. Manzo
Hermosillo
Galles
Douglas
Arizona
Pulpito Pass
Chihuahua State Line
Radicals push Palmer impeachment in New York meeting
Central Federated Union adopts resolutions backing American Labor Party efforts to probe the Department of Justice and impeach A Mitchell Palmer. The attorney general is labeled an enemy of labor and a traitor. The group endorses World War Veterans and urges members to join, criticizing the American Legion for acting as strikers.
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New York
American Labor Party
Department of Justice
A. Mitchell Palmer
Central Federated Union
World War Veterans
American Legion
Legion
Messenger Service Denies Involvement in Trans-Bike Incident
The Cheyenne Messenger Service states it played no role in the bike related incident. Officials decline further comment as investigations continue and details remain unclear.
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Cheyenne Messenger Service
Stolen Bicycle Recovered by Sheriff After Suspected Sale
The bicycle belonging to Everett Noyer was recovered by the sheriff on Thursday night. A Mexican man offered it for sale, and the sheriff’s office states it was obtained from the Messenger Service in good faith by an unnamed man. The bicycle had no record of handling at the company's shop.
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Everett Noyer
Gladic Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office
Crowns in Pontifical Treasure House Worth Millions
In the pope's treasure house two crowns are valued at several million dollars. One crown was Napoleon's gift to Pius VII and holds the largest emerald in the world. The other crown, a gift from Queen Isabella of Spain to Pius IX, is worth about two million dollars.
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Napoleon
Pius VII
Isabella of Spain
Pius IX
Religious requirements in Turkish marriage preliminaries
In Turkey two conditions govern marriage readiness. Both parties must be able to walk properly and understand the necessary religious service.
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Turkey
Baruch Says No Normality in Production Until World Peace
Washington May 3 Bernard Baruch former War Industries Board chairman writes to Senator McNary that no normal production or distribution can occur until global peace is firmly established. He urges government supervision to curb shortages and illegal profiteering, promote conservation, and reduce high prices by removing barriers to distribution. He notes many men remain in arms in Europe and urges restraint and self denial to boost output.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
The
War Industries Board
Senator McNary
Senate
Baruch
Germany
McNary
Barnchy
Europe
Poland
Russia
Jinstead
Enduring War Economy Shapes Europe Rebound
The article discusses efforts to stimulate postwar recovery by boosting supply and demand, urging plain dress and steady living to conserve resources, and calling millions of European workers back to jobs as production catches up with demand.
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Europe
Real Yellow Peril river shifts river mouth far from old source
The Yellow River has altered its course over the past century with the river’s source changing more than twenty times and now reaching the sea at a mouth about 300 miles from its position a hundred years ago.
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China
Publicity Chief Aide Denies Legislation Sway
The article states Charles K. Weston head of the publicity department sent a personal letter to Senator Moses. Officials insist the letter was not a bribery or pressure attempt. Weston was preparing publicity material on the issue and sought information, with no effort to influence lawmaking.
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Wood
Kenyon
Washington
Moses
Charles K. Weston
Weston
Hereditary Designs in Malta Lace Industry
The lace trade in Malta is largely run by women and girls with traditional patterns handed down through generations within families shaping local craft and livelihoods.
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Malta
Local Cheyenne News Briefs Include Dress Shoes and Garden Bulbs
White footwear gains popularity among women in Cheyenne while men await summer styles. Flower bulbs such as challas and gladiolus are planted in large numbers. Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner offer baby carriages and sulkies. City crews grade streets and gutters. A Lake Minnehaha fishing ban limits tish harvesting. Union Trust Co advertises 6 percent savings. Cyclone fears fade as no storm reports come in. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance notes offices and phone.
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Cheyenne
Clockwork of civilization through timekeeping
A reflection on how cooperation and civilization hinge on accurate timekeeping. The passage notes humans shifted from days to seconds, with clocks on walls and watches in pockets driving modern efficiency. It highlights America’s industry producing over sixty million watches in twenty five years.
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Americans Institium
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