Quarrel at Fort Russell Ends in Soldier Killing
Private Joseph Hellar of the Twenty first United States Infantry shot and killed Private John M. Lynn during a card game at Fort Russell. Hellar surrendered after fleeing, and a regimental board investigates the incident. If tried in civil court, he faces transfer to the United States marshal and grand jury.
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M. Lynn
Twenty-First Infantry
Joe C. Hellar
John M. Lynn
Twenty-first United States Infantry
Fort Russell
Joseph ©. Hellar
Weller
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Lyon
T. W. Derrah
Mellar
Hind
Hoellar
Hellar
Mellaria
Wiefort
United States Marshal
May Grand Jury
Strassburg Pressed Toward Peace in Alsace
Industrial, commercial and political leaders in Strassburg and Alsace voice optimism about peace prospects as reported by the Associated Press. The mood reflects cautious relief amid postwar tensions and rebuilding efforts.
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Associated Press
Strassboung
Strassburg
Alsace
Economic Clash Over Kehl Link To Strassburg Return
Commercial leaders in Strassburg oppose the proposed economic terms of Alsace and Lorraine return to France. They argue Kehl must be attached to Strassburg for 15 years and a toll bridge across the Rhine granted to France, or Strassburg will lose its port status.
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Alsace
Lorrain
France
Strassburg
Kehl
Rhine
Americanization Conference Stresses English in Schools
At a four day Americanization conference in Washington under the Interior Department, F P Claxton urged use of English in all schools. Charles F Towne of the Massachusetts Bureau of Education stressed prioritizing oral English to help foreign born residents communicate and learn American customs.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Interior Department
F. P. Claxton
Charles F. Towne
Massachusetts Bureau of Education
Brazilian Strike Situation Nears Settlement
Rio de Janeiro May 11 report says Sao Paulo strike leaders reported progress toward a settlement. Employers have conceded to demands for an eight hour day. In Santos street cars remain idle while dock workers plan to return to work tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Santos
What's the Use of Morning Is Gotha Attitude
The independent socialist Gotha government refuses to honor the national government's week of mourning. It says it feels no bitter deception in the publication of the peace terms and declines to abide by the restrictions.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Gotha
Associated Press
Berlin
Independent Socialist
Curtis Announces Wyoming Oil Well Second Largest
Curtis reports Wyoming's second largest oil well in Salt Creek on section 27. Ohio Oil Company and New York Oil Company share ownership with a 5000 barrel daily producer from shale at 41580 feet and potential gains from the Wall Greek sand. The Salt Creek quarter section was absorbed by the Salt Producers Association under their contract.
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Wyoming
Salt Creek
Ohio Oil Company
New York Oil Company
Frank G. Curtis
Salt — Producers Association
Double Elopement From Denver Ends Disastrously Here
Two Denver couples aimed to wed in Cheyenne but ran into trouble en route. Nellie Blair and Vernon Shepard along with Alleen McGrast and Paul Clouse were en route via Boulder and Littleton when Cheyenne police intervened, disrupting the planned marriages.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Nellie Blair
Vernon D. Shepard
Alleen McGrast
Paul Clouse
Boulder
Littleton
Wyoming LICENSE DREAM TURNS TO DETENTION
The couple, including Miss Blair, faced police scrutiny after attempting marriage in Wyoming on a Colorado license. Denver Chief Arm strong advised authorities as Miss Blair’s parents requested both couples be held, and Cheyenne police detained them.
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Erd
Miss Blair
Wyoming
Colorado
Thia
Armstrong
Denver
Cheyenne
Local Schools Close After Fine Programs
Highland Colony Grand View and Moorhouse Garber schools concluded with commendable programs led by Miss Elsie J Jamieson Miss Elinor Boyle and Miss Sullivan The Hame Economics Club met at Miss Garber s home to elect officers with Mrs R R Peters re elected president and Mrs Garber secretary treasurer Next meeting set for May 14 at Mrs D A Evans home A district accident left Frank Wells injured after a runaway disc incident He is treated at St Johns hospital The threshing tractor works on the D A Evans farm Lester Jamieson, after completing Sweeney Automobile school, returned home Friday night.
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Grand View
Elsie J., Jamieson
Moorhouse School
Elinor Boyle
Garber
Sullivan
Hame Economics Club
R. R. Peters
D. A. Evans
Frank Wells
Chas
Treferan
St. John’s Hospital
Lester Jamieson
Sweeney Automobile School
Knight Campbelling Proves Harmonic Treat at Opening
The Knight Campbell music opening showcases the interplay of the player piano with the human voice, exploring new harmonic possibilities and audience appeal as the performance begins.
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Knight-Campbelling
Musical concert enlivens Cheyenne at Knight Campbell store
Saturday in Cheyenne the city enjoyed a rare musical treat at a top store concert. Mrs Nose Hills and Miss Louise Larsh provided delightful soprano and pleasing numbers while Phil Kellerman demonstrated the Apollo Phone and automatic Apollo baby grand piano. Britton's violin solos drew strong applause. Manager Huntoon invites attendees to visit for instrument demonstrations.
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Cheyenne
Nose Hills
Louise Larsh
Phil Kellerman
Britton al
Huntoon
Knight-Campbell
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