German Cabinet to Hear Rantzau Report on Treaty Terms
Weimar. Germany fears consequences of rejecting the peace treaty grow as opposition remains. A substitute socialist government may replace the cabinet if terms are not signed. Breckdorff-Rantzau to report Wednesday. national assembly unlikely to discuss before Friday. Germany has until Monday evening to answer while troops guard Weimar.
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German Monarchist Rally at Graudenz Demands Restoration
A monarchical demonstration in Graudenz Posnien saw volunteer guards crown William I’s monument and parade with imperial banners. Workmen protest via delegation to Defense Minister Noske as Berlin Vorwaerts warns officers loyal to the government face dismissal. London reports the former Kaiser and crown prince will return to Germany after the peace treaty.
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University Alumni Event Chooses New Officers
At the Gye University of Wyoming Alumni Association meeting after last night's banquet Judge W J Tidball was elected president for the coming year Mine Ainfly Anderson 1910 clan was named first vice president and Leslie Bailey Ock Roy Fitch were re elected to secretary and treasurer positions About two thousand fifty attended the banquet and shared a well catered menu Governor Robert C Carey Judge J M Carey and S C Deming attended as notable guests and reminiscences of college days filled the evening.
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Labor Urges Wilson to Remove Burleson Postmaster General
Atlantic City June 18 The American Federation of Labor convention adopted a resolution asking President Wilson to remove Postmaster General Burleson from his office.
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Telephone strike halts service in California
San Francisco report states about 4,000 girls and telephone wiremen are on strike across central and southern California, with unions claiming service is to be paralyzed in the region.
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Sata
Influenza Toll Highest in India Amid Global Outbreak
A preliminary sanitary report cites nearly 5 to 6 million influenza deaths in British India with the northern, central and western regions hardest hit. Hospitals in Punjab were overwhelmed. streets and ghats filled with the dying and dead as postal, rail and burial services strained beyond capacity.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Air Service Rally Aims to Enlist 18000 Birdmen
Washington June 18 A rally committee of 11 100 seeks to mobilize air service for a projected enlistment of 15 000 pilots The effort claims cross country flying will exceed world totals in June and notes long distance work including a Dallas to Boston flight with stops The event features toasts by J P Arnold Margaret Longatare and Dorothy Downey among others and honors University president Nelson
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Two Soldiers and Two Civilians Die in Juarez Skirmish
Washington reports two soldiers and two civilians killed in recent fighting around Juarez. Major General Lavell said two soldiers were severely wounded and eight soldiers and four civilians were lightly injured in the hostilities, with civilians harmed by a raid into El Paso by Villa troops.
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Expected return from auto trip to Thermopolis today
A group including Lieut aol Met and Walter Davia along with Bene lest Hitchonk and Mineo Grace 1 are due back by air from Ther mapulle today after visiting Jimmie Carle and Bik Mi itebe cock.
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Bribe Alleged Ties Justice to Fair Will Case
William J. Dingee testifies in San Francisco deposition that $400,000 was paid to Frederick W. Henshaw then a state supreme court justice to influence reversal of a ruling affecting the $22,000,000 James G. Fair will. Dingee says $100,000 came as checks to Henshaw via J. Brown brokerage entries and he later offered $300,000 through other channels.
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Army discharges rapid as WWI demobilization continues
June reports show the army discharging about 257 000 men per month with 110 000 embarked from France in the first ten days of June setting a new record. By June 10 total officers and men discharged and departed reach 2 500 000 while 1 292 625 remain in service.
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Engineer dies after wreck near Casper Wyoming
Casper Wyoming June 18 Thowiay Bheean of Chadron Nebraska died Friday morning at a local hospital from gasoline injuries in the Northwestern passenger Wain wreck. Survived by a wife and daughter. The body to Chadenn for burial.
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China Appeals for U S Help Over Shantung Settlement
Andrew B. Humphrey of the China Society of America released a cable from Chinese peace delegates in Paris to the U S Senate urging rejection of the Shantung settlement. The message argues the deal conflicts with American national honor and world peace, urging a resolution declaring it inconsistent with U S interests and China’s sovereignty.
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Opposition to Knox Resolution Moves Through Senate
Senator McCumber Republican of North Dakota opened opposition to the Knox resolution calling for separating the League covenant from the price treaty. He warned it would kill efforts for organized prevention of future war and argued only a small minority opposes international peace. The discussion centers on U S participation and the country’s view of war horrors.
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Small Fire Near Gramm Reported Yesterday
A second small fire was reported in the forests near Gramm yesterday with Ranger Jensen making the report by telephone to the Loneottog Mer office. The blaze prompted an alert as crews were dispatched to extinguish the flames and prevent spread in the area.
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Investigate Dealings of U S with Mexico
Washington reports Mexican officials regard the Juana invasion as a closed incident and hope it will be forgotten. A House investigation is proposed into nine years of U S Mexico dealings, while Republicans back a protest against a Great Britain mandate over Mexico and Carranza vows no third presidential term.
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Storm Sewer Ordinance 16 Approved for Cheyenne
Cheyenne voters will decide July 2 on a $200000 storm sewer ordinance introduced by Commissioner Storey. The measure, unanimously approved by the city council, funds $100000 in improvements to be determined by voters at the upcoming election.
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Imachine Gun Soldier and Wife Visit City
A fragmented report notes a man identified as Edwin Payson and his wife arriving on a visit. References to a botanical department office and a ceremonial or clerical event appear with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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