Treaty outlines Turkish minority protections after World War I
A summary from Washington details provisions in the Turkish peace treaty securing Armenian Greek and other minority rights within new Turkish borders. It covers conversions to Islam reversals since 1914, rights to private or communal religious and educational institutions, and return and recovery provisions for displaced minorities.
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Washington
Paris
Turkey
Poland
Ici
League of Nations
Greece
Bulgaria
Supreme Council
London
San Remo
Constantinople
Wilson
Armenia
Germans Wr Opress Fear Over French Troop Abuses
Berlin reports show rising murders and disappearances in Saar region amid alleged French troops’ assaults on German women and girls. Premier Blos vows to push Spa conference for action on the so called black disgrace amid interpellation in Württemberg diet.
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Berlin
Wurttemburg
Blos
Saar
Sugar profiteering charge filed against Utah-Idaho Sugar
A government complaint charging the Utah-Idaho Sugar company with profiteering in sugar was filed in Salt Lake City before U.S. Commissioner E. V. Van Pelt by Floyd T. Jackson, chief of the local Justice Department bureau, following a weeklong inquiry into price increases from 13 to 22 2-3 cents per pound since 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
Kansas City Man Indicted in Mail Fraud Case
William I. Woods of Chicago faces 36 counts in a federal grand jury indictment for mail fraud. Nine co defendants unnamed. About 200000 defrauded from nearly 2000 victims across Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa Michigan. Fees of 100 to 200 were collected over oil and land schemes tied to Mesa Garfield and Rio Blanco Colorado reclamation projects. Offices operated from 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 7 Robbed by Self-Proclaimed Railroad Agent
A Canton Missouri boy named Sly, aged seven, whose parents are deceased, was robbed of four dollars by a man who claimed to be a Colorado and Southern railroad special agent. The offense occurred in a secluded shed near the railroad tracks in the town's northwest. Sly and two policemen searched the yard system until 2:50 this morning, returning empty-handed.
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MD Sly
Canton
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Sly
Colorado & Southern
Train Late Ends Wild West Show for Engineers in Cheyenne
Plans for a Wild West demonstration for about 200 electrical engineers passing through Cheyenne collapsed when organizers grew weary of waiting for the late train. The 14 by 2 Mogul freight train arrived at 9 20 PM after a 7 PM schedule, leaving an empty staging area aside from the Union Pacific band and a cheering crowd.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific Band
Wheat Crop Forecast Shows Decline From Last Year
The Agriculture Department forecast winter wheat output at 487.647 million bushels for the year based on conditions through May 1, up 1.03 million from a month earlier but 383.8 percent lower than last year's crop. Abandoned winter acreage reached 4.605 million acres, about 11.9 percent, with 64.165 million acres to be harvested this year versus nearly 49.0 million last year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Warrants Served on Police Chief and Patrolman
Warrants sworn days ago for the arrest of Chief of Police Embery and Patrolman Joe Rouner were served yesterday. Neither officer was required to give bond. The sheriff served the warrants and directed them to appear in Judge Edwards' court Wednesday afternoon.
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Embery
Joe Rouner
Judge
Nineteen Wyoming Soldiers Entitled to Pay From U.S.
May 8 Washington report lists discharges for nineteen Wyoming servicemen and one travel pay check returned unclaimed. Senator Kendrick invited known addresses to aid War Department in locating these soldiers, naming Shannon Adams and others among the discharge recipients and Edward Johnson for travel pay.
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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
Kaufholz Charged With Theft Of Fence Posts
William H. Kaufholz was arrested by the sheriff for stealing steel fence posts worth 150 dollars from the Swager greenhouse on Randall Boulevard. He is accused of digging up posts and their concrete bases and removing them, with Isidore Fitzgerald having earlier bought the Swager property and swearing out the warrant. Bond set at 500 dollars for a preliminary hearing. The claim of stealing half the greenhouse was denied by the prosecution.
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William H. Kaufholz
Swager
Randall Boulevard
Kaufholz
Isidore Fitzgerald
Justice Court
Hoover Campaign Crooked Charge Against Johnson
Washington May senator Johnson of California released a gram from Meyer Lisey of Los Angeles, a campaign manager, accusing Hoover of corruption. He alleged Hoover's California campaign in Los Angeles county ran the worst 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 Outlines 17 Principles Including Wine Policy
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, Republican presidential hopeful, issues a public statement outlining 17 points. He supports light wines and beer and backs Kansas court of industrial relations as part of his platform. The release, the only public statement before the convention, is said to reflect urgent issues for his campaign.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Butler
J. R. Davies
Lane Acquitted of Warehouse Burglary
Clarence B H Lane was acquitted yesterday in district court of burglary for aiding the theft of thirty eight cases of whisky from the Capital Coal Ice and Storage Company warehouse. Rohm was acquitted as well.
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Clarence BH. Lane
Lane
Rohm
Capital Coal, Ice & Storage Company
Rolm
Debs to Lead Socialist Campaign From Atlanta Prison
New York May 8 Saint Debs, imprisoned for wartime espionage, will launch his fifth bid for the Socialist presidential nomination in 1920. Party leaders say Moms Hilquit will name Debs at a Madison Square Garden mass meeting touted as the party’s most important public event yet. The convention will also outline orthodox positions on amnesty, free speech, press and assembly, taxation, socialization, deportations, and the League of Nations, with talks by Berker and Ameringer. The party backs a six hour workday and shorter lay sessions.
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Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Madison Squares Garden
Tomanpow
Socialist Party In
America
Qhit
Ism
Oscar Ameringer
Oklahoma City
Palmer
League of Nations
Ireland
Senate critic decries absenteeism and vast appropriations
Senator Charles S. Thomas of Colorado denounces chronic Senate absenteeism and large spending measures while few senators vote. He warns tax deficits loom and that calls for economies are hollow campaign rhetoric as lobbyists push huge appropriations and quorums falter amid campaign travel.
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Washington
Senate
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
Finance Committee
Thomas
Congress
Treasury
Sugar dealers pledge price stabilization plan at Chicago meeting
Fifty sugar dealers and wholesale grocers at a conference called by District Attorney Coyne in Chicago on May 8 pledged cooperation to stabilize sugar prices. They agreed on a single resale between houses. Coyne showed a photo of a carload of sugar stuck on tracks for six months, noting it had been resold six times and the price rose nearly 200 percent.
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Chicago
Dist
Coyne
Prohibition Advocates Defend 18th Amendment at Meeting
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Ira Merer addressed the American Pharmaceutical Association urging chemists to keep druggists free from retail signer dealers. He asserted Prohibition will remain in the constitution and enforcement is an able job, predicting success within a generation. He warned against liquor dealers and urged careful practices to prevent harm.
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Washington
American Pharmaceutical Association
Iramer
Geclaveda
Kramer
Mothers Day Observed Across Cheyenne Churches
Mothers Day will be observed in all Cheyenne churches today with special services. The Presbyterian church has arranged the most elaborate program, while other churches dedicate today's services to the mother figure, honoring "somebody's mother" everywhere.
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Presbyterian Church
Deficiency Bills Drive Broad Congressional Spending
The piece argues that deficiency appropriations are a recurring practice in Congress. It cites two large deficiency bills totaling 121 million, with another on the calendar. It warns that closing polls will trigger more deficits and urges scrutiny to prevent endless treasury demands.
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Congress
Treasury
News of Carranza Capture Triggers Mexican City Revels
Reports from Hermosillo and Veracruz claim President Carranza was captured or fled, triggering wild rejoicing in Nogales and mass celebrations. Obregonist forces push toward Mexico City as scattered reports of loyalist holds and troop movements flood in from Tlaxcala to Durango and Coahuila.
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Sonora
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Mexico City
Obregon
Tlaxcala
Tlaxacala
Air Mail Routes Expansion Plan Outlined
Colonel dU A Jordan chief of air mail service expansions visits Omaha en route to Cheyenne Salt Lake City Reno and San Francisco stating Omaha Cheyenne service to begin in four weeks and New York San Francisco service to be in effect by September.
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May
du. A. Jordan
Air Mail
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Salt Lake City
Reno
San Francisco
New York
District Court Clears March Term of Criminal Actions
The district court closed its March term with all business concluded and only routing matters remaining. There is believed to be a chance of a special session to hear trials for Pete Cordillo and Walter Newell, though Judge Mentzer would not comment. Judge Vidball has left for Laramie after presiding these five days as juries were dismissed.
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Pete Cordillo
Walter Newell
Mentzer
Vidball
Laramie
True Baby Dies at Fifteen Months in Local Home
Mr and Mrs HW A True sorrow loss of their fifteen month old son Deimer who passed away Saturday noon after illness began Friday evening. Funeral services to be held this afternoon at 3 o clock at the Congregational church.
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HW. A. True
Deimer
Tribune Supplied Linotype Power After Generator Accident
The Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power generator failed at 11 30 last night causing a loss of power to the State Leader's Linotype machines. The Wyoming Tribune Publishing company loaned the Tribune Linotype battery to the State Leader, allowing the morning edition to be issued with minimal delay.
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
State Leader
Wyoming Tribune Publishing Company
Tribune Linotype
Marines Held Off Coast Ordered 4200 Marines to Key West
Secretary Daniels announced about 4 200 Marines were ordered aboard the transport Henderson from League Island to Key West Florida as a precautionary measure for protection of Americans. Colonel P M Bannon to command the force. The Henderson left Charlestown today and will reach League Island tomorrow night. The marines will join six destroyers dispatched to southern waters for possible service in Mexico.
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Henderson
League Island
Key West
Via
Mexico
Daniels
P. M. Bannon
Charlestown
S. C
Sixisstroyers
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