Treaty safeguards for Turkish minorities outlined in Paris
A summary of the Turkish peace treaty highlights protections for Armenian Greek and other minorities within Turkey. It entails rights to return to homes, non Islam conversions, minority representation in institutions, and education while limiting sultanic power and deferring full Armenian settlement to a later date.
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Washington
Paris
Turkey
Poland
Ici
League of Nations
Greece
Bulgaria
Supreme Council
London
San Remo
Constantinople
Wilson
Armenia
Germans React to Alleged French Troop Atrocities
Berlin reports say Premier Blos will press for Spa conference discussion of the black disgrace amid alleged unchecked assaults on German women by French colored troops in occupied zones. Saar notices claim increasing murders and disappearances of German women and girls with some choosing death over exposure.
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Berlin
Wurttemburg
Blos
Saar
Utah Sugar Company Probed for Sugar Price Profiteering
A federal complaint charging the Utah Idaho Sugar Co. with profiteering in sugar was filed in Salt Lake City before U. S. Commissioner E. V. Van Pelt by Floyd T. Jackson of the local DOJ bureau. The action follows a weeklong inquiry into price increases from 13 to 22 2 3 cents per pound starting May 1.
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Salt Lake
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
United States
E. V. van Pelt
Floyd T. Jackson
Department of Justice Bureau
Indicted in Kansas City for Mail Fraud Schemes
William I. Woods, now in Chicago, and nine others face 36 counts in a federal grand jury indictment on mail fraud. Woods arraigned with $35,000 bond. others unnamed. About 2,000 victims across Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa Michigan lost roughly 200,000 to fees claimed for oil and land deals tied to reclamation projects in Colorado. Offices were in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
William I. Woods
Chicago
Woods
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Michikan
Wilson
Mesa
Garfield
Rio Blanco
Colorado
Oil and Land Company
Boy Robbed by Self-Proclaimed Railroad Agent
A 17 year old boy named Sly, living in Canton Missouri, was robbed of four dollars by a man who claimed to be a Colorado and Southern railroad special agent. The incident occurred in a shed near the railroad tracks. Police searched the yard system with two officers but found no trace of the assailant by 2:50 AM.
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MD Sly
Canton
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Sly
Colorado & Southern
Train delays cancel wild west show for engineers in Cheyenne
Plans for a wild west show for 200 electrical engineers who passed Cheyenne last night fell through as organizers abandoned the setup after waiting for the delayed train. The 14 by 2 Mogul train arrived at 9 20 PM, leaving a well lit empty stage with only the Union Pacific band and a crowd to greet the visitors.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific Band
Wheat Gnom of Nation Short by One Third
Washington May 8 Winter wheat production for this year is forecast at 487,647,000 bushels by the Department of Agriculture based on conditions on May 1. The figure is down from last year by 38.8 percent and reflects a higher abandonment rate at 11.9 percent totaling 4,605,000 acres.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Warrants Served On Police Chiefs Embery Rouner
Warrants sworn out days earlier for Chief of Police Embery and Patrolman Joe Rouner were served yesterday. Both officers were not required to post bond. The sheriff instructed them to appear in Judge Edwards' court Wednesday afternoon.
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Embery
Joe Rouner
Judge
Wyoming Soldiers Entitled to Unclaimed Pay
May 8 Washington notices nine teen Wyoming discharge certificates and one travel pay check returned unclaimed by the post office. Senator Kendrick seeks current addresses for the listed veterans to aid War Department identification.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
War Department
Post Office Department
Kendrick
Fred Wi. Boschen
Department
Shannon J. Adams
Charles J. Francis
Frank W. Wyland
Andrew Mcdonald
Ernest G. Steepleton
Eagene J. Williams
James £. Wendel
Joseph Billups
Jacob Herman
Robert M. Johnston
Tussell P. Osborne
Cecil Vinang Swain
James L. Wilson
Martin O. Coyle
Arthur D. Nulburd
Ora B. Kyser
William ©. Packer
Jack Tabero
Thomas J. Wilson
Edward N. Johnson
Charged With Theft of Fence Posts
William H. Kaufholz was arrested by the sheriff for stealing steel fence posts valued at $150 from the Swager greenhouse on Randall Boulevard. He is accused of digging up the posts and concrete bases and removing them. Bond set at $500 for preliminary hearing. report of half the greenhouse stolen denied by the prosecution.
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William H. Kaufholz
Swager
Randall Boulevard
Kaufholz
Isidore Fitzgerald
Justice Court
Hoover Campaign Crooked Charge From Johnson
Senator Johnson of California released a telegram from Meyer Lisey a campaign manager in Los Angeles charging the Hoover campaign in Los Angeles county opposed Johnson in the California Republican primary. Johnson called Hoover's campaign the worst saturnalia of political extravagance ever exposed in Southern California.
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Washington
Johnson
CalfAnia
Meyer Lisey
Los Angeles
Hwct
Hoover
R. Hoover
Angeles
California
Butler Sets Out 17 Points On Principles For Campaign
New York May 8 Dr Nicholas Murray Butler republican presidential candidate issued a public statement of his principles. He favors light wines and beer and the Kansas court of industrial relations. The statement outlines 17 points covering urgent subjects.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Butler
J. R. Davies
Lane Acquitted in Warehouse Burglary Trial
Clarence B H Lane was acquitted yesterday of burglary charges from a district court trial last Friday. He and a man named Rohm faced burglary at the Capital Coal Ice and Storage Company warehouse and the theft of thirty eight cases of whisky. Rohm was also acquitted.
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Clarence BH. Lane
Lane
Rohm
Capital Coal, Ice & Storage Company
Rolm
Debs to Launch 1920 Socialist Presidential Campaign
New York May 8 Debs released from Atlanta prison will be formally launched tomorrow as the Socialist Party candidate for the 1920 presidential nomination. Party leaders at the convention expect Mom Hilquit to declare him “our one candidate” in a keynote at Madison Square Garden later today. The gathering, regarded as the party’s most important in America, will set forth orthodox views on amnesty, free speech, taxation, socialization, and self determination for small nationalities. The convention also votes to shorten future sessions to 8 hours and to emphasize six hour work days.
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New York
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Madison Squares Garden
Tomanpow
Socialist Party In
America
Qhit
Ism
Oscar Ameringer
Oklahoma City
Palmer
League of Nations
Ireland
Senator Thomas Attacks Budget amid Senate Absences
Washington reports chronic absenteeism in the Senate and large appropriation bills passed with few votes. Senator Charles S. Thomas of Colorado blasts party leaders for claiming economies while deficits loom, urging taxpayers to organize protests as quorums dwindle and future deficiency bills threaten July 4, 1924.
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Washington
Senate
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
Finance Committee
Thomas
Congress
Treasury
Sugar Dealers Pledge Cooperation to Stabilize Prices
May 8 Chicago report: fifty sugar dealers and wholesale grocers at a conference called by District Attorney Coyne pledged cooperation to stabilize sugar prices. They agreed there should be only one resale between houses. Coyne showed a photo of a carload of sugar stuck on Chicago tracks for six months. The sugar had been resold six times, raising the price nearly 200 percent.
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Chicago
Dist
Coyne
Prohibition Message Shocks Pharmacists Meeting
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Ira Mer speaks at the American Pharmaceutical Association session warning against retail signers and urging the profession to uphold the Eighteenth Amendment. He asserts prohibition is constitutional and permanent, predicting success in a generation despite liquor dealer pressure.
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Washington
American Pharmaceutical Association
Iramer
Geclaveda
Kramer
Mothers Day Observed In Cheyenne Churches
Cheyenne churches observe Mothers Day with special services. The Presbyterian church plans the most elaborate program, while other churches devote most of today’s services to honoring mothers, the sweetest women in the world.
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Presbyterian Church
Deficiency Bills Drive Fresh Treasury Demands
The passage critiques deficiency appropriations in Congress, noting two large deficiency bills totaling $121,171,899.18 and another pending. It warns that ongoing and upcoming polls will trigger further funding, risking increased disbursements and pressure on measures for drainage irrigation roads education and maternity hospitals.
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Congress
Treasury
News of Carranza Capture Triggers Spree Across Rogaees
Unconfirmed reports from Hermosillo claim President Carranza was captured by Obregon and Hill forces, prompting celebrations in Nogales and protests in Vera Cruz and El Paso. Rebels declare advances toward Mexico City while coordination among generals and home guards stiffens national conflict.
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Merigo
Will
Ooregon
Nogales
Sonora
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Mexico City
Obregon
Tlaxcala
Tlaxacala
Paso
Alvaro Obregon
Benjamin TV
Anti Carranza
Si ~i
Durango
Coster Castros
ACL
Torreon
Sabels
Inis Gobrera
Tia Catranazy
Piedras Necras
T. R. Beltran
Wicago
Senor Beltran
Columebia
Nueva Leon
Nefonasy Solidists
Chihuahua
K. M. Do Oa
Chihuahua City
Adalfo de la Muerti
Revolutionary Forces
Enriquez
Air mail service expansion plans announced
Colonel dU. A. Jordan chief of air mail service expansions said Omaha Cheyenne service would start in four weeks while New York to San Francisco service would be in effect by September. He spoke during a stop in Omaha on the way to inspection of fields at Cheyenne Salt Lake City Reno and San Francisco.
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Omaha
May
du. A. Jordan
Air Mail
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Reno
San Francisco
New York
District Court Clears March Term of Criminal Work
District Court finished all business on the March term calendar and only routing matters remain. Officials expect possible trials for Pete Cordillo and Walter Newell at a special session here, though Judge Mentzer offers no statement. Judge Vidball has left for Laramie after overseeing five days of court and the jury has been dismissed.
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Pete Cordillo
Walter Newell
Mentzer
Vidball
Laramie
Death of Fifteen Month Old Son Deimer True
Mr and Mrs HW A True mourn the loss of their fifteen month old son Deimer who died Saturday at noon after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for 3 PM today at the Congregational church.
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HW. A. True
Deimer
Tribune Aid Restores Linotype Power After Generator Failure
The Cheyenne Light generator failed at 11:30 last night disabling the State Leader’s Linotype machines. The Wyoming Tribune Publishing company supplied the Tribune Linotype battery, converting to alternating current to print this morning’s edition with minimal delay.
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
State Leader
Wyoming Tribune Publishing Company
Tribune Linotype
Marines Ordered to Proceed to Key West Coastwise Force
A force of about 4200 Marines was ordered from League Island to the transport Henderson to Key West via Charlestown en route to join six destroyers. Secretary Daniels described the move as a precaution for American protection and not to enter Mexican territory unless needed. Colonel P M Bannon to command. The Henderson left Charlestown for League Island and will arrive tomorrow night.
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Wasilinggton
Henderson
League Island
Key West
Via
Mexico
Daniels
P. M. Bannon
Charlestown
S. C
Sixisstroyers
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