Lawton Cleared in Cheyenne Jury Verdict
The trial of George Lawton for the Ivan Sellers incident last April ended with a not guilty verdict after two hours of jury deliberation in Cheyenne. Lawton, previously employed by Scott State Co., had been jailed for six months awaiting trial.
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George Lawton
Ivan Sellers
Here
Fort
Cheyenne
Lawton
Scott State Company
Sellers
Jessie TeCross
Col
Lander
Lum Wight
Jool P. Longenecker
Civil war threat over Ulster boundary plan in Ireland
London dispatch reports Ulster opposes boundary revision under the Irish peace treaty. The Westminster Gazette says Ulster will not appoint a boundary commission representative and warns that civil war will follow if the mission alters Ulster territory without consent.
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Associated Press
London
Ireland
Uleter
Gnzette
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Langley Air Force Hangars Destroyed by Fire
A fire at Langley Field in Newport News Virginia destroyed two hangars valued at about 200 000 and burned a Martin bomber and most station tools. The origin of the blaze is undetermined. A church service and social notices follow, listing local names and contact numbers.
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Newport News
Langley Piert
Prophetic Year 1926 Predicted To Shake World
London dispatch reports the British Journal of Weatherology predicting 1926 will physically and politically shake the world with plagues famines floods riots and revolutions. A later six year period foresees a final conflict involving allied powers and a return to peace by 182.
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Aspciated Press
London
Watrologe
Armaweddon
French Demand More Cruisers in Naval Tonnage Accord
Paris dispatch to Havas Agency reports Premier Briand and U.S. Ambassador George Harvey conveyed France would accept Secretary Hughes proposed capital ship tonnage: United States five, England five, Japan three, France one point seven, with 1.68 for Mary. Officials question if this reflects a principle, noting it does not change France's push for submarine and cruiser allowances.
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Associated Pros
Paris
Havas
Briand
George Harvey
Ambmasador
France
Hughes
United States
England
Mary
Bere
Cirelos
Hughes 15 Said Have Received Cablegram On Naval Limitation
Washington December 19 Secretary Hughes is said to have received a cablegram from London reporting that after a conference between Premier Briand and Ambassador Harvey France is expected to accept the American plan for limiting capital ships. The acceptance is said to concern tonnage rather than the ratio.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hughes
London
Briand
Amy Daimler Harvey
Franco
Lloyd George and Briand Confer on German Reparations
Premier Briand and Lloyd George hold talks on German reparation questions. German minister Bathenau arrived in London to continue negotiations on Germany's obligations.
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Associated Preas
London
Briand
Lloyd George
Bathenau
Germany
Fyfe and Bride Return From New York Trip
Mr and Mrs James Pyte of Lander return from New York City where Katharine Todd wed in Scotland. Fyfe crossed the Atlantic by boat to join her new husband. the couple plans a home at Park Haven. Lander officials extend congratulations and gratitude for hospitality shown to the newlyweds.
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James Pyte
Lander
New York City
Mr. Pyte
Katherine Todi
Camburling
Beotland
Seoteh
Fyfe Croserd
Olympic
Bootlind
New York
Onoala
Towa
Chicage
Park Haye
America
Americans Hold In Coblenz Amid Mixed Feelings
In Coblenz, Americans consolidate occupation life with growing civilian presence and shops selling American goods. The city shifts to a mixed mood as German bitterness fades but remains, while English and American newspapers fill newsstands and American brands appear across town.
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Grocta
Mill
Atterty
Amaroe News
New York
Chicago
Coblenn
Prohibition Raids Net 750 Persons in Chicago Action
Large police dragnet in Chicago results in more than seven hundred fifty arrests for prohibition violations. Former internal revenue collector Harry W. Magger was among those cited during raids at Nyvor and Maybr Thompson orders all detainees arraigned today.
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Loo
Harry W. Magger
Internal Revenue
Chicago
Nyvor
Maybr Thompson
Convicted Woman In Adriane Case Details Emerge
A convoluted report from Adrian describes a convicted woman linked to a prominent local writer and a series of alleged exchanges. The account mentions a court appearance, a mysterious disappearance and remarks from merchants about Christmas sales in the bayou and bargains for value.
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Associated Press
Adrian
Michio
Boe
Matic Kirby
Eiruik Court
Grandeblit
Lander
Lauder
Winton
Deputy Sheriff F Gun Fight With Striker
Town police report Deputy Sheriff Lewin B. Jones 22 killed after a gun fight with Hoasty Kale, a strike sympathizer, during a crackdown near a strike area. Batman and 50 deputies patrolled for firearms when Kale struck Batman, drew a gun, and fired as Jones and Frank Jipp pursued Kale. Jones later died in hospital.
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Prows
Sioux
Lewin B. Jones
H. W. Jones
Hoasty Kale
Jones
Kaled
Sherif
Batman
Totman
Young Jones
Sheriff Jones
Frank Jipp
Tipp
Burman
Theunaul
Who Will Pay Ex Emperor Charles Board Bills
Paris dispatch reports Allied governments seek who will fund ex monarch Charles and family in Madeira. Swiss costs top several million francs annually. Hungary and the Little Entente are seen as main funders including a potential pension. Royalist subscriptions and fears of public display of a 2 million crown bed influence public reaction.
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Associated Press
Paris
Charles
Fat
Switzerland
Madeir
Madeira
Conneil
France
Little Entente
Hungary
Entente
Budapeat Royaliste
Local Schools and Visits Highlight Community News
Cua Battow is listed as sick for the day while Mins Ala Jones returns from Laramie after completing a term at State University. Maxwell, dean at Btain University, spent time in Lander and in town for high school and training visits. Mrs Ralph Troutts hosts the Young Mariel Women's Club at the Hudson fields today.
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Mins Ala Jones
Laramie
Su Newsafa
the State University
Eh. Maxwell
Btain University
Landeret
Pinte
Leye
Ralph Troutts
Euter
Mariel Women's Club
The
Hudson Wil Felds
French Accept Hughes Plan on Peace Conference Ratio
In Indon on December 19 Premier Briand told U S Ambassador Harvey that France will accept the original ratio set by Secretary Hughes at the Washington conference. Briand authorized notification to the American government. Discussion hints point to possible further French remarks on submarines.
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Associated Press
INDON
Hughes
Washington
Briand
George Harvey
Supreme Court upholds net injunction ban on picketing
The Supreme Court upheld the Arizona net prohibiting injunctions to restrain picketing, effectively barring peaceful picketing. The government won a suit to force American Hardwood manufacturers to end cooperative selling. Homer Dover was nominated to the Senate to be assistant secretary of the treasury, with Hall of Colorado and Allchin of Oregon renominated as interstate commerce commissioners.
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Associated Press
Aspriated
Presa
Washington
Arizona
Supreme Court
Hhmer Dover
Senate
Harding
the Treasury
Hall
Colorado
Allchiaon
Oregon
Ireland Presses Treaty Ratification in Dail Debate
Michael Collins urged ratification while Arthur Griffith argued the treaty affects lives and fortunes of Ireland. The debate centered on rights granted by the pending peace treaty and the implications of De Valera’s alternate proposals revealed in secret last week.
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Asociated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Canada
Washington
Michael Collins
Dail
Arthur Griffith Bover
de Valeri
French May Silence French Delegation on Naval Plan
The French premier urged the French delegation to approach the American naval limitation proposal with caution. French circles say the new plan does not commit to the exact ratio the United States proposes and discussions may continue with France still opposing the program. A Brown leather pocket-book containing small change and photographs was reported missing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tee
Hiiand
Americus
Lone
France
Lyevam Uekete
Evening Post
Porto Ricans Reject Secession Claims Against Governor Reily
Antonio R Barcelo president of the Porto Rican Senate faction in Washington rejects charges that Porto Rico seeks secession or that Unionists are dictators. The Porto Rican Commission argues the Unionist party is a patriotic league with broad support and denies a dictatorship by Governor Reilly or his allies under the Organic Act. A trailing notice advertises seven or eight room Fred Leo sed Calvin Leo models house for sale.
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Washington
Porto ‘Ho
United States
Antonio R. Barcelo
Island
Senate
Porto Rican Commission
B. Mont Reily
Reily
Jaland
Barcela
Bente Rico
Unionist Party
Patriotic League
Porto Rico
Unionists Party
Bareelo
Tte
Fred Leo
Calvin Leo
Imediately
Giorgia
South Dakota
Voice Some Objections to Italy Naval Talks
Associated Press reports that objections may be needed to align Italy with the power ratio proposal but no prolonged negotiations are expected. Italians show willingness to concede, and the capital ship plan for France and Italy exists as a concrete proposal not just a ratio. After agreement on the capital ship ratio, decisions on submarines follow, with no major changes to the ten year naval plan anticipated.
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Associated Press
Washington
Italy
France
De Valera Rejects New Treaty Critics Clash In Dail
Dublin content reports De Valera accusing the London treaty of uniting Ireland with Britain and condemning it as subservient. Austin Stack and Count Plunkett press for complete independence amid uproar. De Valera warns a provisional Dublin government would be seen as a British authority.
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Dublin
Dail
de Valeria
Republicas
Lomion
Devalera
Ireland
England
Austin Stack
Count Plunkett
Devaleria
Dublin Castle
Griffith
Collins
Valeis
Parnell
Richard Croker Reported Critically Ill in Dublin Cable
The Times-Democrat notes a Glencarn Castle cable from near Dublin says Richard Croker former Tammany leader is critically ill. The message was sent by Mrs. Croker to a friend in Muskogee.
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Muskoges
The
Times- Democrat
Glencarn Castle
Dublin
Richard Croker
Boxing Regulation Bans Veterans From Arizona Ring
Phoenix dec 19 The boxing commission in Arizona prohibits World War I veterans who did not serve or were not sought by the United States from fighting in the state under new regulations.
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Phoenix
Atiz
Bexere
United States
Arizona
Boxing Commission
Conference Postponed by Naval Conferred Committee
The Fifteen member naval conference committee meeting is postponed to tomorrow at O O clock. Mr Barraut leads the delegation to discuss decoding the French treaty terms from Paris. A 65.00 bill will be attached to each bundle of weaponry ordered on or before December 24th.
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Washington
Arms Conferente Naval
Barraut
Oneh
Parla
Willlind
Dewleleen
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