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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1920

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Villa Seizure of British Official Roils Government

Francisco Villa has seized British mining official George Miller at Parral Chihuahua and possible ransom discussions reach Washington. The de facto Mexican government and U S authorities weigh responses while Villa cites using seizures to relay his views and gain news.

Villa George Miller Alvarado Mining & Milling Company Parral Chihuahua General Galles J. McQuarters New York State Department Mexico City Revolutionary Miller

Wilson urges creation of northern Mexico state

Henry Lane Wilson, former U S ambassador to Mexico, at Clark University cites dividing Mexico along the 22nd parallel and creating an independent northern republic including Sonora Sinaloa Chihuahua Durango Coahuila Nuevo Leon Tamaulipas and Lower California to serve as a buffer and self governing region three times Texas size.

Worcester Mass Mexico Sonora Chihuahua Sinaloa Durango Coahuila Nuevo Leon Tamaulipas California Henry Lane Wilson Clark University Caribbean

Plan Draft Substitution Sparks Labor Debate

Washington May 24. Senate Democrat Thomas of Colorado says conference delegates agreed to replace "national emergency" with "war" in the draft law machinery. President Gompers of the AFL warns the phrase could allow peacetime labor conscription.

Washington Thomas Colorado Gompers American Federation of Labor

Miller Freed From Captivity Near Carmingo

George Miller reported captured by Villa has been released on his own recognizance. He will stay with Villa at La Boquillas southwest of Carmingo until obligations with Villa are fulfilled. Messages from Miller and Villa relayed to General Calles confirm the arrangement.

Carmingo Chihuahua George Miller Villa Miller Calles la Boquillas

Calles Ready to Fight Villa to Bring Bandit to Terms

General Calles arrived at Jiminez and said he will fight Francisco Villa if needed to force terms. His forces include cavalry, infantry and artillery.

Jiminez Mex Calles Francisco Villa

Paris Feels Effects of American Overall Campaign

Paris reports the American economy campaign influencing buyers from U S department stores. Cablegrams indicate the overall movement boosts cost of living reduction, leading U S executives to curb purchases and restrict foreign orders for apparel and accessories.

Paris Associated Press United States

Congress presses profiteering crisis with new tax returns push

In Washington on May 24 the Senate heard renewed outcry against profiteers as Senator Harris proposes broadening a resolution for corporation income and excess profit tax returns to include 1917 1918 and 1949 returns. Senate leaders backed moving to action with amendments. House members also target profiteering with bills to curb federal reserve loan renewals and commodity note renewals. Calder urged steps to boost production and fight price fixing amid shortages.

Washington Senate Harris Georgia Lodge Ae En House King Illinois Federal Reserve Calder New York

Revolt Against Bonus Stir in U S House

On May 24 Republican leaders considered postponing the soldier relief bill as a coalition formed between many Democrats and a faction of Republicans opposed to cash bonuses. They planned to derail or amend the rule to keep the bill open for changes. An informal Democratic poll showed strong opposition to the Republican program. About 60 anti bonus Republicans could ally with Democrats to threaten Republican control.

Washington House Aso

Religious issue raised in Smith divorce dispute

Mrs. John A. Smith answered her husband’s divorce petition arguing over religious differences. She denies attending dances and cites his participation in Bulgin revivals and Christian Science disputes. She alleges he spread anti Christian Science materials to the children and called her a sinner. No hearing date set.

Elwood Bulgin John A. Smith Smith

Pussyfoot Johnson to fly between Wyoming and Idaho

William E. Johnson known as Pussyfoot Johnson will travel by air as part of his western Anti Saloon League itinerary. The schedule shows a July 6 flight from Granger Wyoming to Twin Falls Idaho, then on to Shoshone Idaho to catch a train and reach Spokane that evening for a speech.

Granger Wyoming Twin Falls Idaho Shoshone Spokane

Temporary Canvas Hangars Erected At East Border

Fort Russell authorities begin landing field preparations for air mail service. Colonel M O Bigelow leads work to enlarge Wales Field, remove west fence, close road, and grade the field to a lawn like smoothness as grass regrows.

East Border Fort Russell M. O. Bigelow Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Wales Field Bigelow Officer's Row Randall Avenue Walesfield Colonel Bigelow

Carranza Dies After Flight From Mexico City

Mexico City May 22 V Carranza president who fled May 6 from the capital and moved into the Puebla mountains after the Rinconatla battle was killed at Tlaxcala at 1 a m Thursday, official announce ment stated this morning.

Mexico City V. Carranza Mexico Puebla Rinconatla Tlaxcala

Bergdoll Evader Escapes From Custody In Philadelphia

Noted draft evader Grover C Bergdoll escaped from custody after being brought to Philadelphia from Fort Jay to sign papers. He fled from his mother's Winefeld home in olive drab prison uniform as guards failed to intervene. An investigation will probe guard laxness and conduct surrounding the escape.

Philadelphia Grover Bergdoll Bing Gol. T. Ti. W. Greene Bullard Eastern Department

House approves resolution repeal of war declaration

The Senate backed a House resolution repealing the wartime declaration against Germany and Austria. The 228 to 139 vote was party line except 19 Democrats and 2 Republicans crossed. The measure now awaits the president's veto and debate touched on political consequences ahead of a possible campaign.

Washington Senate Congress Germany Austria House Kelly Michigan Fuller Massachusetts Huddleston Alabama San Francisco Wilson

Adjutant General to Supervise Wall Scaling Contest

At the cadet tournament the program includes music assembly colors, calisthenics by platoons, elimination drill by ten cadets per platoon, squad drill, wall scaling exhibition, sponsor favors, medals cups, dancing. Adjutant General McGoy will review and chair the judges as all corps members prepare for the big event.

McGoy Wll

Sugar men agree to assist government in sugar control

Washington May 24. Importers and brokers met with department of justice officials to provide details of sugar transactions and fuels. Assistant Attorney General Garvan said the aim is to trace every pound of sugar and direct it to domestic consumers.

Samuel Washington Department of Justice Garvan Department

Senate opens probe of pre convention campaign expenses

Washington May 24 Senate investigation of pre-convention expenses and pledges of presidential candidates began today. Under the Barah resolution the elections committee set a sub committee to handle the task with no dispatch and Senator Kenyon Republican of Iowa named chairman. Telegraphic requests were sent to campaign managers of leading candidates to attend Monday session.

Washington Senate Elections Committee Kenyon Towa

Oboggans In Chicago Pit As Prices Tumble

Millions of bushels of grain were sold off as prices collapsed amid railroad operation changes and tighter credit. Corn fell to 1344 cents, oats to 6% cents, and pork to $1.7h per barrel. Brokers moved for higher margins on open trades while rural owners and Wall Street connected houses led the liquidation. Fear of glut at distribution points spurred talk of rail orders to move grain on priority. News also noted department store price cuts in distant cities and little regard for Liberty bond recoveries.

Chicago Wall Street Jedlam

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