Cheyenne High Faces Student Walkout After Suspension
Cheyenne High School faced a threatened general strike as the male student body walked out in sympathy with three senior boys suspended for placing the senior class colors on the school tower. Attendance dropped to about 40 percent in the afternoon, with trustees vowing discipline and indicating no readmission for the suspended seniors.
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Cheyenne High School
Togther
Gvrl
Law and Order
Org
Tre
Graleah
Ms City
Postwar territorial terms and redrawn German borders
The document outlines Allied demands altering German borders after the war. It calls for Helgoland dismantling, ceding 382 square miles to Belgium, Saar Basin plebiscite after 15 years, and coal mines to France. Alsace Lorraine to France, Rhine under Allied control, East Prussia detached, and Danzig and a Polish corridor established. Plebiscites decide future sovereignty for several regions.
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Helgoland
Germany
Belgium
Ena
Saar
Rienishh
Bavaria
Weil
Carther
France
Alsoce-Lorraine
Rhine
Oppeln
Silesia
Poland
Posen
East Prussia
West Prussia
Dangle
Free City For
Danzig
League of Nations
Biel
Dénmar
United States Seaplanes Set to Start Trans Atlantic Flight
May 13 at Trepassey Newfoundland reports Commander John H Towers said weather favored a takeoff for the U S navy seaplanes heading toward Atlantic road ports on the initial leg of their voyage to Ancres.
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Trepassey
Newfoundland
John H. Towers
United States Navy
Ancres
Last Act In Passing of Colorado Constabulary
Fragmentary report from Denver indicates a death announcement connected to the Colorado State Department of Safety and state constabulary. The text is garbled but references Gov. Bhoup and Governor F Allen, with a note about a formal act or ceremony at the statehouse.
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Colorado Constabulary
Denver
State Department of Safety
Herwine
State
Mary
Edoy
Bhoup
F. Allen
United States May Change Its Naval Designs
The Associated Press reports discussions in Washington on securing passage of the naval appropriation bill before July 1. Acting Secretary Roosevelt and Senator Poindexter consider returning the bill to the House in its March report form, with general naval policy possibly omitted to avoid delaying other legislation. Officials assess a three year building program and the divisibility of battleship and battle-cruiser construction in favor of a composite fast heavy ship, a proposal supported by Mayo and Sims but opposed by the naval general board.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Navy
Roosevelt
Poindexter
Senate Naval Committee
House Naval Committee
Senate
Pointdexter
Igarapritos
Raney
Daniels
Taylor
Griffin
Parle
Mayo
United States Fleet
Sims
Naval War College
Naval General Board
Government Loses Nearly Sixty Million on Railroads in March
Washington reports March railroad earnings show federal controlled roads with a net government loss of about 59.95 million dollars. Total operating revenues reached 271.52 million, while operating expenses totaled 342.16 million, yielding a net operating deficit versus March last year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Italy Orders Many American Locomotives
The American Locomotive Company announced it has received an order for 150 heavy freight locomotives from the Italian government. The deal, reported in New York on May 13, signals a substantial expansion of Italy's rail capacity with new power for its transport network.
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Associated Prean
New York
American Locomotivea Company
Toflay
Wyoming towns must refund unearned liquor license fees
Attorney General Walls rules saloon license fees paid for 1919 must be refunded to license holders since prohibition takes effect June 30. Estimated rebates could reach 125000 with 250 saloons. Cheyenne accounts for about 13000. Refunds stem from a law stating councils may rebate but the third party liquor dealer is affected.
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Wyoming
Boards of County Commissioners
Walls
Cheyenne
H. A. Loucks
Sheridan
Sheridan Council
Fed
Huns Grow Bold As Allied Stoppage Helps Budapest
Reports from Budapest say the Hungarian Communist government has gained strength as the Rumanian halt encourages them. Rumanian forces have joined with Czecho-Slovaks to sever Budapest Russia link via Ukraine, while peace talks intensify scrutiny of Perils negotiations.
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Aptyulated Press
Vienna
Budapest
Russia
Ukraine
Ho Ocompe
Voks Timmene Oe
Czechs to Honor Wilson with Doctor Honoris Causa
Paris May 13 The University of Prague will confer Doctors Honoris Causa on allied statesmen including President Wilson Premier Clemenceau President Poincare and Lloyd George and Massaryk head of the Czecho Slovak republic The message comes from Prague.
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Associated Press
Paris
University of Prague
Poincairo
Wilson
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Massaryk
Five Indicted in Camp Dodge Government Goods Graft
Five individuals were indicted by a federal grand jury in Des Moines on conspiracy and bribery charges tied to an alleged plan to secure a government supplies contract at Camp Dodge. Michael Levy and S D Drill faced accusations of offering $1,000 to Captain L F Sinner to fix a contract for $99,000 in supplies, plus other figures involved in bribery attempts to influence Lt. Vanstrum for 50,500 government blankets.
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Associated Pressy
Des Moines
Towa
Federal Grand Jury
Camp Dodge
Michael Levy
S.D. Drill
Chieago
Michael Kauber Company
St. Paul
Minn
LF. B. Sinner
Germans Send Fifth Note to Conference
The German delegation announces dispatch of a fifth note likely reaching the French foreign minister tonight and to be delivered to the council of four tomorrow morning.
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Associated Proga
Paris
Ffth
Council of Four
End of Wyoming Selective Service Bureau Marks Draft Era
The Wyoming Selective Service bureau has ceased to exist and its draft records for over 50 000 men were sent to Washington. Capt Nay K Clie was discharged and left his post as military aide to Governor Hloux. Captain Olds becomes business manager of Diamond Oil in Cheyenne.
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Selective Service Bureau
Wyoming
United States
Nay K. Clie
Hloux
Washington
Olds
Diamond Oil Company
Cheyenne
M. ML. Hartung
Mark Snyder
Murder Case Before Federal Jury
Private Joseph C. Heller now held at the county jail for the murder of Private John M. Jynn at Port Fussell faces a federal grand jury appearance today. Witnesses have been summoned to appear at 4 oclock this morning.
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Joseph C. Heller
John M. Jynn
Port Fussell
Wyoming Weather Outlook Shows Warmer Wednesday
The forecast notes pale warmth in Wyoming on Wednesday with a rise in temperatures. Thursday brings unsettled conditions with a likely shower risk across the region.
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Wyoming
Scheidemann Labels Peace Terms Murderous in Berlin Speech
German chancellor Scheidemann denounced the Allied peace terms as dreadful and murderous in a Berlin assembly, accusing Wilson of deception and signaling possible government resignations if the treaty is signed. Allies push ahead with Austrian talks and Italian settlement while German plenipotentiaries protest terms.
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Philipp Scheidemann
Ebert
Nations Assembly
Berlin
Scheiderann
Germany
Wilson
Scheidemann
Center
Forsailies
Austria
Paris
Orlando
Colonel House
Thomas Nelson Pagt
Aly
Charles
St. Germaine Et Laye de
Versailles
German Chancellor criticizes peace terms in assembly
German Chancellor Scheldmann told the national assembly that Germany is willing to pay integral reparation but the treaty conditions negate all means of doing so. He warned that allied powers’ demands threaten German independence and said counter proposals and negotiation with the Allied states would continue.
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Associated Press
PANS
Germany
Ghancanlor Scheldmann
National Assembly
Berlin
Selieidemann
South Dakotans Arrive on Kaniga Homecoming
Philadelphia hosts Governor Norbeck and a South Dakota welcome committee as the battleship Kaniga with the One Hundred Forty seventh Infantry returns home. Soldiers on board are greeted by officials and local supporters in a formal ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Moythi
Kaniga
Havine
South Dakota
Peter Norbeck
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