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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1920

Page

8

Villa Seizes British Mining Official. U S Mulls Action

Francisco Villa has captured George Miller British superintendent of the Alvarado Mining & Milling company at Parral Chihuahua and is said to hold him for a $50 000 ransom. The state department has not acted though officials may be advised to press de facto Chihuahua leaders. Villa justifies his actions as a method to obtain news and convey his views to the outside.

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 Mexican buffer state up north

In Worcester at Clark University, Henry Lane Wilson former U.S. ambassador proposed carving a new independent Mexican republic along the 22nd parallel. He would include Sonora Chihuahua Sinaloa Durango Coahuila Nuevo Leon Tamaulipas and Lower California. The goal is a northern buffer state three times Texas in size to govern northern Mexico and curb revolutions.

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

Confer ees on Army Bill Weigh War Substitution

Senator Thomas of Colorado said conferees agreed to replace national emergency with war in the draft law machinery clause. President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor warned the term national emergency could permit peace time conscription of labor.

Washington Thomas Colorado Gompers American Federation of Labor

Miller freed from captivity with Villa at La Boquillas

George Miller reported captured by Villa is now at liberty on his own recognizance and will stay with Villa at La Boquillas southwest of Carmingo Chihuahua until obligations to Villa are fulfilled. General Calles received messages confirming Miller’s release and location.

Carmingo Chihuahua George Miller Villa Miller Calles la Boquillas

Calles Says He Will Fight Villa If Terms Fail

General Calles arrived at Jiminez and declared readiness to fight Francisco Villa to compel terms. His forces include cavalry infantry and artillery.

Jiminez Mex Calles Francisco Villa

Paris Braces for American Economy Campaign

Paris reports that U S department store buyers in the city are being told to curb purchases as the American overall movement influences imports. Cable dispatches claim U S shoppers will cut costs and reduce demand for gowns hats sweaters and other apparel.

Paris Associated Press United States

Congress Seeks Action on Profiteering Crisis in Senate

Washington May 24 Senate leaders vow action on Senator Harris's profiteering resolution expanding to include 1917 1918 and 1949 returns. Lodge signals passage with amendments while House moves to curb loans and commodity notes to counter hoarding. Calder urges steps boosting production and ending price fixing.

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

Revolt Delays Soldier Relief Bill In House Vote

On May 24 Republican leaders decided not to push the soldier relief bill tomorrow. They planned to bring it to the floor by Tuesday or Wednesday if a coalition with some Democrats forms to oppose the cash bonus. An informal Democratic poll showed solid opposition to the Republican plan. Anti bonus Republicans were about 60, threatening to upset GOP control if they align with Democrats.

Washington House Aso

Religious Dispute Emerges in Smith Divorce Case

Mrs. John A. Smith cites Bulgin revival teachings and Christian Science conflicts in a petition challenging her husband’s divorce petition. She denies attending dances while detailing alleged husband conduct and religious disagreements. No hearing date has been set.

Elwood Bulgin John A. Smith Smith

Pussyfoot Johnson to Fly West for Speech Tour

William E. Johnson known as Pussyfoot will travel by air during his western itinerary for the Anti Saloon League. The schedule lists a July 6 flight from Granger Wyoming to Twin Falls Idaho covering about 600 miles, then onward to Shoshone Idaho to catch a train and reach Spokane for an evening address.

Granger Wyoming Twin Falls Idaho Shoshone Spokane

Temporary canvas hangars to be erected at East Border

Fort Russell officials begin landing field preparations for air mail service. Colonel M O Bigelow heads the project and plans to remove the west fence, close the southern road, and grade Wales field. The site will be leveled and reseeded for a smooth lawnlike surface once work progresses.

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 Killed After Flight From Mexico City

V. Carranza, Mexico City president who fled May 6 and fled into Puebla mountains after Rinconatla clash, was killed at 1 a.m. Thursday in Tlaxcala, per official announcement today.

Mexico City V. Carranza Mexico Puebla Rinconatla Tlaxcala

Bergdoll Escapes as Guards Fail to Stop Draft Evader

Grav ey C. Bergdoll, wanted fugitive and five year desertion prisoner, escaped from custody while at his mother’s home in Winefield near Philadelphia. Guards offered no resistance as a car fled. an investigation will probe possible lax supervision.

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

House Votes to Repeal War Declaration Resolution

The U S House approved a Senate resolution repealing the wartime declaration against Germany and Austria by a 228 to 139 vote along party lines. Nineteen Democrats joined Republicans. two Republicans opposed. Debate lasted about an hour as leaders refused extra time while campaign implications surfaced. Representative Huddleston warned Democrats face defeat if they back peace terms.

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 events include music, assembly, colors, calisthenics, elimination and squad drills, wall sealing with a 14 foot display, sponsor favors, medals and cups, dancing, and Adjutant General McGoy as reviewing officer and lead judge. All corps members are ready for the big event.

McGoy Wll

Sugar men agree to aid sugar distribution effort

Washington May 24. Importers and brokers met with justice officials and agreed to furnish details of sugar transactions and fuels to aid the government in controlling distribution. Assistant Attorney General Garvan said the department hopes to trace every pound of sugar and direct it to domestic consumers.

Samuel Washington Department of Justice Garvan Department

Senate opens probe into pre convention campaign expenses

Washington May 24 Senate elections committee begins inquiry into pre convention expenses and pledges of presidential candidates. A sub committee chaired by Senator Kenyon of Iowa was named to lead the probe with orders to proceed without rush and telegrams sent to campaign managers to attend the first session Monday.

Washington Senate Elections Committee Kenyon Towa

Oboggans In Chicago Pit As Other Prices Tumble

Millions of bushels of grain were dumped on the Chicago market as prices collapsed amid railroad operation changes and tighter credit. Corn fell to 1344 cents per bushel, oats to 6 1/2 cents, and pork to $1.70 a barrel. Brokers sought higher margins on open trades while rural owners led the selling and Wall Street linked firms pressed the market. Expected railroad priority moves and department store price cuts abroad added to the bearish mood.

Chicago Wall Street Jedlam

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