Peace Action Presses On at Senate Conflict
Washington May 14 Op position fire opened today on the republican peace resolution. Senator McCumber North Dakota leading the push with Senator Hitchcock Nebraska following as administration spokesman. Adoption expected next Thursday or Friday with no prolonged debate anticipated. Senator Lodge Massachusetts pressed the measure while Senator Underwood Alabama signaled resistance but no obstruction.
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McCumber
North Dakota
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Bar Association Chooses Cheyenne For Next Year Meeting
The state bar association closed its Gasper session and selected Cheyenne as next year’s meeting city. The January gathering will occur during the legislature session with N J Torthell of Laramie elected president, George B F Brimmer of Rawlins vice president, J H Fourt of Lander secretary, and C O Brown of Douglas treasurer.
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State Bar Association
Gasper
N. J. Torthell
Laramie
George BF
Brimmer
Rawlins
J. H. Fourt
Lander
C.0. Brown
Douglas
Runaway Boys Arrested in Nebraska
Henry Ericson 16 and Harold Colvin 46 were arrested in North Platte Monday night after fleeing from home in this city. They were picked up on sheriff's office descriptions and will be returned to their guardians at once.
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Henry Ericson
Harold Colvin
North Platte
Sheriff's Office
Summer model belies leisure wardrobe for the season
A feature on light frocks for the summer season emphasizes dainty short sleeves and frilly designs for hotel or country wear. Silk crepe prints with net guimples and ruffles headline this advance display, paired with hats made of organdy and silk crepe.
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Wood reports nationwide unrest largely tied to costs
Major General Leonard Wood visiting Washington states no evidence of widespread unrest after a tour of the country. He attributes current tensions to high living costs and wage perceptions, adds that indifference fuels the unrest, and notes no opinion on Wilson's jests to Oregon democrats. He also comments on soldier relief legislation as a matter for study rather than rejection.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Wood
Wilson
Oregon
League of Nations
Colored Baptists Exceed Quota In Interchurch Drive
The Second Baptist church reached its $1,000 quota in the Interchurch World Movement drive Sunday night. With only 40 members, the achievement is termed remarkable. Other Baptist churches in Laramie county also went over the top in the drive.
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Second Baptist Church
Laramie County
Interchurch
Four room plain house for rent on Hynds Building
C W Lane advertises a nonmodern four room plain house for rent located at 342 Hynds Building.
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C. W. Lane
Hynds
Luxury tax fuels New York spending boom in 1919
New York reports luxury taxes totaling about 1.2 billion annually with February receipts surpassing all prior months. U S Collector William H Edwards notes continued high figures into April while economists foresee a pause as enthusiasm for theater, jewelry, cars, and candy drives tax revenue.
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New York
William H.edwards
United States
Internal Revenue
Manhattan
Edwards
Socialist convention crushes radical platform in New York
The Red Flag Internationalists faction of the Socialist Party of America suffers a decisive defeat at the national convention in New York as 408 to 33 reject a radical declaration calling for dictatorship of the proletariat and limited citizenship. The day features sharp exchanges between Morris Hillquit of New York and J Louis Engdahl of Chicago.
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Socialist Party of América
Illinois
United States
Morris Hillquit
J. Louis Engdahl
Chicago
International Cooperation Sought at Farm Leaders Meeting
A meeting in Chicago discussed forming an international board of agriculture to unite American and Canadian farmers, pushing Capper-Volstead Act passage, promoting collective bargaining for farm groups, and examining presidential candidates for possible farm endorsements.
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Ghigago
International Board of Agriculture
Congress
National Board of Farm Organizations and Agricultural Leaders of Canada
Chief in Court in New Capacity This Afternoon
Charles F. Emberg chief of police Patrolman Joe Nouner and Mr Ball will appear in Judge Edwards court this afternoon at 2 to answer charge of arresting Bruce Nobles local book agent without proper authority Nobles swore warrants for arrest of the trio last week and the warrants were served last Saturday when the case was set for Lotay
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Charles F. Emberg
Joe Nouner
Mr. Ball
Worden D. Cross
Casper Birdman Plane Rescued By Flares En Route Casper
Bert Cole departed Cheyenne yesterday at 2 32 pm en route to Casper in a fixed wing plane. Before takeoff a fire hazard caused a flare aided blaze in the forward section but crew using built in extinguishers halted the flames. The engine warmed and Cole steered a direct course toward Casper with Laramie Peak visible behind him.
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Bert Cole
Gueyenne
Casper
Cole
Cheyenne
Laramie Peak
Suspect Bond Raised After Bomb Outrage Probe
The labor department raised Roberta Elia bail from 4000 to 15000 at DOJ request. Elia, an alien, was arrested in New York in connection with bomb outrages last June 2 that targeted Attorney General Palmer's home in Washington.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Labor Department
Roberta Elia
New York
Palmer
Bass May Be Taken From Lake But Not Minnehaha Lagoon
Mayor Taylor announced that fishing is allowed in the big lake at Minnehaha Park but forbidden in the lagoon after consulting the city attorney. Police may arrest lagoon fishers. big lake anglers not molested. Mayor also noted activity in the canal with bass caught by a hip-boats angler. No bass under six inches may be taken.
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Taylor
Minnehaha Park
Association of Two White Girl With Two Chinese Probed
In Kemmerer Wyoming on May 14 the Justice Department gathers evidence on an alleged miscegenation linked scheme. A white girl Maxine Stevens and a Chinese man Tom Wah reportedly wed last August after a license denial. Stevens's sister and the mother, accused of selling them to the Chinese, are in custody in Montana under Mann Act charges. Two Chinese parties remain at large but under surveillance for possible arrest as evidence develops.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Department of Justice
Tom Wah
Maxine Stevens
Wyoming
Stevens
Montana
Green River
Mystery liquor seized near Cheyenne barrel
Police seized a 60 gallon barrel of grey colored liquor near the concrete subway west of Cheyenne. About 30 gallons were found, suspected to be hard cider though taste and color alarmed officers. Four intoxicated men were seen nearby. the contents await chemical analysis. Waterfill & Frazier and Wyoming Commercial company markings were found on the barrel.
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Cheyenne
Waterfill & Frazier
Wyoming Commercial Company
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