Note Sent From Washington Protests British Blockade
Washington dispatch reports the U S note protesting British blockade practices will be sent to London for delivery to the British foreign office next week. The note repeats March 11 arguments opposing British orders and reflects long-standing U S objections to Britain’s policy. President Bryan authorized the action. no changes to the text were disclosed.
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Washington
Ameris Jong
United States
Europe
London
W. Kirk
Berlin
British Council
W. J. Bryan
Lusitania
Ipmaident
Beame
United Itater
Germany
Great Pritula
Great Britain
Russians Prepare for Major Drive, Say Cincinnati Observer
Albert B. Thayer of Cincinnati arrived on the Frederick VIII from Copenhagen reporting the Russian government is assembling sections and importing arms for a large offensive. He notes about 500 Japanese officers are training Russian artillery personnel in powered weapons manufactured in nan.
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Ahoot
New York
Albert B. Thayer
Cincinnati
Canadian War Hero Captain Curry Killed in Action
Nathaniel Curry president of Canadian Car and Foundry learned that Captain Laon Hi Curry of the Forty second Montreal Knights was killed by a German shell on October 18. Captain Curry had served in the Canadian trenches in France for three days when he died at age thirty.
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Pranders
New York
Nathaniel Curry
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
Hio Gon
Laon Hi. Curry
Montreal
Curry
Flauiere
Wilson
New Jersey
John A. McCall
Elberon
Kone Branch
White House
Mra
Norman Galt
Ty Mn
McKinley
New Yellowstone Highway Plan Guides Cheyenne Visit
Gus Norms and L. J. Newton arrive as Yellowstone Highway association officials to outline a program for Cheyenne visits including a city tour, a public good roads meeting, and a Plains hotel luncheon. They will promote road planning, log books, and coordination with nearby states and cities to boost tourist travel toward Yellowstone Park.
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Gus Norm's
L. J. Newton
Board of Commissioners
Yellowstone HighWay
Wveorlation
Cheyenne
Plaina Hotel
G. W. Hoyt
Harry Hynde
W. ©. Deming
Fred Hofmann
John A. Kirkpatrick
Tila
Metsra Hoyt
Hynds
Deming
Hofmann
Kirkpatrick
the Plains
City
Fort Russell
Plains Hotel
Industrial Club
Industrial cii
Klm
Newton
Yellowstone
Wyoming
United States National Park
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Park
Yellowstone and
Graeler National Parks
Yellowstone Park
Omaha
Lincoln
Holm
Association
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Nebraska
Colorado
Holm’s
Rocky Mountain Park
Denver Chambe Commerce An & Plamada
Cody
Mc Holm
Danish Women to Vote in July General Election
Copenhagen October 27 Women will vote in Denmark in July in the general election after the new constitutional law granting woman suffrage goes into effect.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Mexican gunfire near Netican bridge sparks armed standoff
Mexican soldiers guard the Netican end of the international bridge at Blowneville Texas as a Mexican officer levels a rifle at U S officials. The weapon is d isarmed and the man is jailed but later escapes with his gun. An American guard is wounded at Matamoras. The incident is under investigation.
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Blowneville
Tex
Netican
International Bridge
United States
Neicea Sekdler
Dearey
Oho Bogoe
Matamoras
Tadey
Hite
Fate of Priest Depends on Court Denies Confession
Albany reports the fate of a priest condemned to death for the 1948 murder of Anne Mules de Sinn rests with the court. The defense argued for a new trial citing alleged newly disclosed evidence. The court did not issue a decision and the trial proceedings continued with arguments presented.
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Albany
Anne Mules de Sinn
Pew
Wade
Oder
Schhwidt
Eastern capitalists eye Wyowing industry funding after conference
State Land Commissioner Hopkins reports a busy Washington trip with Governor Kendrick to meet New York financiers and Chicago bankers. They discussed financing irrigation and other state enterprises while noting improving eastern credit conditions and plans to return troops from border duties when feasible.
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Marily
Kendrick
New York
Capitaliats
Chicago
Sheridan
Washington
Osborne
War Department
Beeckinridge
Funsion
Cvpretary
Wer
Bandits Loot Train After Tying Up Crew
Oklahoma dispatch reports a train raid near Onapa as bandits tied up the Missouri Kansas Texas No. 9 south of Muskogee. Ten raiders looted three express cars and held passengers under guard for about two hours before escaping after sending a relief crew to a freight ahead. One injured ruffian received medical attention in Muskogee. The episode followed earlier reports of loot totaling around sixty thousand dollars amid ongoing frontier bandit activity.
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Mubroghe
Okla
Kiamichi
Oklahoma
Duye
Pureult
Kanass
Texas No. 9
Onapa
Here
Texas
Muskogee
Exprese
Enall
Oklahoma City
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Chicago
San Antonio
Ouupa
Weather forecast for Wyoming shows little temperature change
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions with no decided temperature change through Friday.
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Wrather
Wyoming
Grim battle below surface ends in F-4 disaster
Washington March 27 A detailed board of inquiry recounts the loss of the F-4 submarine near Honolulu last March. Twenty one sailors died as the sub sank to 300 feet after a corroded battery lining and faulty diving response. Fifteen perished in the engine room and six at their posts in flood damaged compartments. The report assigns primary blame to the damaged lead in the forward battery tank and rivet failures, with other factors including poor diving qualities and delayed buoyancy control.
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Washington, D.C
Honolulu
Flnat
Adiaira Busch
Eblerian Gee
Elx
al Gillabore
United States
Mare
Collane
Central Powers Open Road into Turkish Lands in Balkans
Reported military developments show Central Powers advancing into northeastern Serbia and toward Bulgaria and the Aegean, with Bulgarians pressing along the Belgrade Saloniki line. Allied efforts focus on blocking German routes to Turkey while preparing coordinated actions in the Balkans amid complex movements in Serbia, Bulgaria, and Macedonia.
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London
Vanaule Ak Orsova
Serbia
Prabove
Serebia
Bulgiia
Aegeassha
Constantinople
Belgrade Saloniki
Pretat
Seria
Twkup
Veles
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Koeiea
Dany
Twinak Hut
Sivyr
Galvan
Mus Dlunea
Church Board Elect 10 Send 110 Panama
The Panama church board elected ten delegates and sent them to a national meeting. The action followed a lengthy dispute over church governance and participation by different denominations. The decision reflects tensions in the community about religious guidance and interchurch relations.
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Church Board
Panama
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Yellowstone Highway Board of Commissioners
Anager
Newton Mercantile Company
Basin
Worland
Thermopolis
Lewt Cabin
Douglas
Wheatland
Platte County
Platte
Cooper
Chugwater
Kirby
Canton
McCall
Oresident
Dome Charitable
Jersey
U. S
Hopkins
Eastern
Land Department
Turk Land
Petrogerad
Ritiahevbo
Tie Yonk
York
Board of Wiseious
Pruttetunt Kyte Om Tal Church
Ghana
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