Peace Resolution Debate Opens in Senate
Washington May 14 Op position fire opened today on the republican peace resolution. Senator McCumber of North Dakota and Senator Hitchcock the administration spokesman will follow tomorrow. Adoption was predicted for next Thursday or Friday with no prolonged debate expected. Senator Lodge pressed the resolution while Senator Underwood said Democrats would resist but not obstruct or offer many speeches.
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Washington
McCumber
North Dakota
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Bar Association Selects Cheyenne for Next Year Meeting
The Wyoming Bar Association closed its Gasper session and chose Cheyenne as the year’s meeting site. Officers elected include N J Torthell of Laramie president George BF Brimmer of Rawlins vice president J H Fourt of Lander secretary and C O Brown of Douglas treasurer.
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Cheyenne
State Bar Association
Gasper
N. J. Torthell
Laramie
George BF
Brimmer
Rawlins
J. H. Fourt
Lander
C.0. Brown
Douglas
Runaway Boys Apprehended in North Platte Nebraska
Henry Ericson 16 and Harold Colvin 46 were arrested Monday night in North Platte after running away from home in this city. They were located on sheriff's office descriptions and will be brought to Ghoyenne immediately.
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Henry Ericson
Harold Colvin
North Platte
Sheriff's Office
Summer model Truly Bewitching
A preview of summer fashion highlights features dainty short sleeved frocks in silk crepe with flower prints, net guimpe, ruffles, and matching hats. Designs suit hotel, sea shore, or country leisure with lightweight fabrics like organdy gingham calico chiffon georgette and silk crepe.
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Avere
Wood finds no unrest after nationwide tour
Major General Leonard Wood, in Washington for talks with Senator Lodge and Republican leaders, says his nationwide trip found no dangerous unrest. He links current tensions to the cost of living and wages versus prices, not broader discontent. He declines to comment on Wilson’s Oregon remarks about the league of nations and says soldier relief policy requires study of methods.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Wood
Wilson
Oregon
League of Nations
Colored Baptists Reach Interchurch Quota
The Second Baptist church in Laramie County reached its $1,000 quota in the Interchurch World Movement drive on Sunday night. With only 40 members the record is remarkable. Other Baptist churches in the county have also exceeded their goals.
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Second Baptist Church
Laramie County
Interchurch
Four-room plain house for rent in Hynds Building area
Classified note lists a four room plain house not modern for rent by C. W. Lane located at 342 Hynds Building.
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C. W. Lane
Hynds
Luxury tax receipts in New York soar in 1919
New York reports record luxury tax collections totaling about 1.2 billion annually as authorities note February and April receipts set monthly highs. U S Collector William H Edwards cites strong spending on jewelry furs automobiles and theater while explaining the impact of luxury taxes on income tax calculations and taxpayer honesty.
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New York
William H.edwards
United States
Internal Revenue
Manhattan
Edwards
Socialists Crush Radical Platform At National Convention
The Red Flag Internationalists of the Socialist Party suffer a decisive defeat in New York as Illinois delegates lose a radical platform calling for dictatorship of the proletariat and strict citizenship limits by a 408 to 33 vote. Tensions rise between Morris Hillquit and J Louis Engdahl as debate grows bitter.
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New York
Socialist Party of América
Illinois
United States
Morris Hillquit
J. Louis Engdahl
Chicago
International Cooperation Sought at Farm Leaders Meeting
A meeting of the National Board of Farm Organizations and Canadian agricultural leaders discussed forming an international agriculture board to foster American Canadian farmer cooperation, campaigning for Capper Blessm aid passage, collective bargaining for farm groups, and evaluating 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 employed by Worden Cross appear in Judge Edwards court at 2 PM to answer charges of arresting Bruce Nobles a local book agent without proper authority Nobles swore warrants last week and the warrants were served 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 Attacked By Flares
Bert Cole departed Cheyenne yesterday afternoon at 2 32 en route to Casper. Before takeoff a fire threatened the craft as gasoline spilled and ignited causing a blaze in the forward section. Fire extinguishers aboard quelled the flames and allowed a swift ascent toward Casper.
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Bert Cole
Gueyenne
Casper
Cole
Cheyenne
Laramie Peak
Woman's bail raised in Palmer bomb case
At the request of the department of justice the labor department increased Roberta Elia bail from 4000 to 15000 dollars. She is an alien arrested in New York in connection with the bomb outrages last June 2 when Attorney General Palmer's home was bombed 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 fishing is allowed in the big lake at Minnehaha Park but forbidden in the lagoon after city attorney review. Bass may be taken from the big lake. police may arrest lagoon fishers.
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Minnehaha
Taylor
Minnehaha Park
Association of Two White Girl With Two Chinese Probed
In Kemmerer Wyoming on May 14 the justice department gathers evidence over a marriage between Tom Wah a Chinese man and Maxine Stevens a white girl denied a license due to miscegenation laws. Stevens sister and their mother charged with selling the girls to the Chinese. the two Chinese remain at large under surveillance.
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Johnson School
John D. Northrup
Lily
Amelia Steele
Elsie Micover
Rena Galaway
Agnes Berkley
Cora Wilson
Fred Boice
Hlsie Mieover
Kemmerer
Wyo
Department of Justice
Tom Wah
Maxine Stevens
Wyoming
Stevens
Montana
Green River
Liquor Barrel Seized Near Cheyenne Labeled Waterfill and Frazier
Police seized a 60 gallon barrel containing about 30 gallons of greyish liquor near the concrete subway by the Colorado and Southern right of way west of Cheyenne. Investigators analyzed a sample and suspect hard cider though color and taste differ. Four intoxicated men were seen nearby Monday and again yesterday. no one remained when the barrel was found. The barrel bore Waterfill and Frazier and Wyoming Commercial on the end.
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Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
Waterfill & Frazier
Wyoming Commercial Company
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Gyrus Beard
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University OF Wyoming
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Ethel Nimmo
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Excelsior Springs
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Garnegie Library
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