Reparation Plan Sets 226 Billion Gold Marks in 42 Installments
Paris reports the allied supreme council approved a 226,000,000,000 gold mark reparation schedule payable over 42 rising installments starting at 2,000,000,000 marks per year, plus a 12 percent export tax. The plan, tied to Versailles terms, includes disarmament of civic guards and a €200,000,000 franc Austrian relief corpus.
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Paris
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Council Licenise
Austria
Preliminary Girls Play Set For Cheyenne Greeley Game
A preliminary girls game precedes the Cheyenne Greeley Industrial Arts match at the gym tonight with the high school first team facing the Y W C A squad at seven. The main game follows at eight and ends around nine, then the Henderson orchestra will provide music for a dance until eleven to honor the visiting team.
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Cheyenne-Greeley
Henderson Orchestra
House Agricultural Committee Backs No-Hearings Meat Bill
The House Agricultural Committee voted 11 to 2 to proceed without hearings on the Senate meat industry regulation bill. A proposed five day hearing by Rep. McKinley of Illinois was defeated 7 to 9. The panel immediately began work on its report.
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Washington
House Agricultural Committee
McKinley
Ilinois
The Bear Set For Cheyenne and vicinity Weather Outlook
Fair tonight and Sunday with a colder spell. Lows near 14 degrees tonight. Wyoming forecast calls for generally colder conditions, especially in the east and southern portions. Cooler temperatures rise again in the north later in the day.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
East
Sora Portiona
North Portionum
Baker Cleans Up Debts As Prohibition Case Moves On
Frederick Clyde Baker in federal custody for conspiring to violate the federal prohibition law. He repaid $5 to the Red Cross borrowed during World War I. Sheriff Carroll told by Assistant District Attorney Howell to return a revolver Baker admitted borrowing. Baker, jailed on $600 bond, claims contentment if allowed to cook. two alleged accomplices are free on similar bonds.
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Frederick Clyde Baker
Grand Jury
Sheriff Carroll
Red Cross
Carroll
Howell
Baker
Denver
Aes Baker
L. 8. Davis
J. W. Williams
Cork lord mayor ordered to leave United States
Cork lord mayor Don ald O Callaghan was ordered by Secretary Wilson of the labor department to depart the United States by February 1. He remains in the country as a seaman avoiding re shipment. Denver census shows 1920 figures with 6085 Negro residents and white population 249652.
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Washinton
Donald O'Callaghan
Cork
Wilson
Labor Department
United States
Denver
Washington
Wealthy Woman Still Unfound Mystery
Los Angeles reports police and private detectives still cannot locate Mrs. Gladys Witherell who vanished from her home Tuesday night. Authorities have not uncovered a motive for kidnapping and rewards totaling 3606 dollars have produced many worthless tips. Investigators pursued a lead about a foreign born merchant with possible family harm motive.
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Los Angeles
Gladys Witherell
State law shapers target houses of ill fame
A proposed bill by Arnold of Albany would close buildings used for prostitution gambling or bootlegging for one year and seize furniture to cover prosecution costs. Landlords face $200 fines and a $300 property tax if reopened. The measure seeks to curb illegal vice without jury trial, under district judge supervision, signaling tough action in a hard winter for gamblers bootleggers and prostitutes.
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Arnold
Albany
Nebraska
Iews
Senate
State Department of Law Enforcement
Low tax rate fails to replenish county funds
A special county report shows 1.25 mill tax rate set before the end of the former board leaves Laramie County financially strained. 1920 levy yields about $43,761.94 with a projected $64,000 balance for 1921, far below levels of 1916 to 1919.
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Board of County Commissioners
Laramie County
Ida R. Graham
Lardinne County
Parison
Ee von “Wan, de
Dakemie d Ns Vt
Laramis County
Union Will Vote On Out in Wages
Washington Jan 29 officials of labor unions representing skilled shipyard workers ordered a general referendum on wage cuts of 10 percent proposed by the Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders Association and Bethlehem Ship Building Corp. Bethlehem aims to implement by Feb 1, Atlantic by March. A J Berres AF of L secretary said 10,000 to 75,000 workers could be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders Association
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Bethlehem Company
Atlantic Association
A. J. Berres
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Preacher Fumbles Greek In Tax Talk At Young Men's Club
President J A Whiting called the meeting to order at the Young Men's Literary club with Charles F. Fisher at the desk. Secretary Nabeataa FE Chaplin and Clyde M. Watts led a discussion on state finances and proposed appropriations including 600000 for roads, debating economy versus road building and federal aid implications. Dr. Wyman outlined biblical chronology while Fisher argued in Greek about Cain's wife and Methuselah, leaving the audience unconvinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Whiting
Young Men's Literary Club
Charles F. Fisher
Nabeat Aa FE
Olmer Smuth
Laramie County
Wyman
Christ
Cain
Fisher
Police Capture Bandits After Wild Denver Chase
In a dramatic morning pursuit three alleged bandits were captured three miles south of Littleton after a Denver police officer fired buckshot into their fleeing car cutting its gasoline line. The trio James Bradley 18 Arthur Malone 26 Mitchell Regan 22 allegedly robbed chauffeur Graat Alexander at Manitou and looted Colorado Garment at Colorado Springs with loot valued in the hundreds.
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Denver
Littleton
James Bradley
Arthur Malone
Mitchell Regan
Graat Alexander
Manitou
Colorado Garment Company
Colorado Springs
McAdoo Takes a Pleasure Trip to Mexico City
Former treasury secretary William Gibbs McAdoo left Los Angeles with Mrs. McAdoo and his secretary for a brief pleasure trip to Mexico City, announced from the city. The purpose was stated as a short vacation with no political aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Willem G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Abductors of High Slacker On Trial
Berlin Jan 29 Carl Neuf and Frank Zimmer from Wheatidge Colo alleged American detectives who tried to kidnap Grover Bergdoll and Isaae Stecher at Eberbech Baden Tuesday night were taken to Mosbach for a hearing before the state attorney conducting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Carl Neuf
Frank Zimmer
Wheatidge
Colo
Grover C. Bergdoll
Isaae Stecher
Eberbech
Baden
Mosbach
Harlesden Lamp Works Appoints 15 Year Old Foreman
Ernest Ray has been appointed foreman at the Stella Electric lamp works in Harlesden England. At only 15 he will oversee 46 men and girls, reflecting unusual youth labor leadership at the plant.
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Harlesden
Eng
Ray
Stella Electric Lamp Works
Boas
Aa Pat
Mrs Pete's Trial Expected to Go On Toward End
Los Angeles, Jan 29 A district attorney predicted completion by Tuesday of testimony in the prosecution of Mrs Louise Lb Peete for the alleged murder of Jacob Charles Denton mining promoter. Defense counsel said a week would be needed to present for defense. The trial was in its second week and not expected to finish for two more weeks, allowing time for argument and jury instruction. No session was held today. adjournment to Monday was taken yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Louise Lb. Peete
Jacob Charles Denton
Johnson Scorns Japanese Pact
Senator Johnson of California denounces a reported agreement between Shidehara and Mor- ris as a glide for exclusion. He claims the plan would repeal California anti alien land laws and proposes a new gent le men’s agreement that fails to exclude Japanese.
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Washington
Johnson
California
Shidehara
Morris
America
Wyoming Cowboy Killed in Norwood Shooting Suspect Flees
Telluride reports mounted posses scouring the mountains west of Norwood for John Lavendar of Cedar, Wyoming, a rancher thought to have shot and killed Baby Hurd, a popular local cowboy. Details are sparse, but a f irefight is alleged after an argument between cowboys and ranchers. Hurd died minutes after being shot as Lavendar reportedly vanished into the hills.
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Telluride
Colo
Norwood
John Lavendar
Cedar
Wyo
Baby Hurd
Hurd
Lavendar
Shovel sidewalks now or face court action and fines
Mayor Taylor and the police department warn residents that uncleared sidewalks after snowfalls create danger. Notices were sent to three homeowners directing immediate snow removal or court action and fines will follow for noncompliance.
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Taylor
Wyoming Senate protests against junking Saratoga & Encampment line
A resolution introduced in the Wyoming Senate requests the Interstate Commerce Commission and Public Service Commission to oppose the planned junking of the 43 mile Saratoga and Encampment railroad from Walcott to Encampment. The measure emphasizes regional impact on the Upper Platte valley and urges continuation of operations to support development and revenues. It also notes a separate bill proposing a state college of agriculture and mechanical arts, to be located by public vote.
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Saratoga & Encampment
Wyoming
Btata Senate
W. W. Daley
Rawlina
Committee On Public Utilities
Interstate Commerce Commission
Saratoga & Encampment Railroad
Walcott
Union Pacific
Encampment
Carbon County
Upper Platte Valley
Senate
House of Representatives
Public Service Commission
Agricultural College
State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Platte County
Wheatland
Wyoming carbon black suit opens fight over law
In Basin Wyoming on January 29 Acting under District Judge P W Metz County Attorney Frank A Little with special prosecutor C A Zaring filed informations in district court against Midland Carbon and Occidental Oil Gas charging 487 counts under the 1919 carbon black law The fines could total 1 000 000 if upheld and 50 000 minimum with potential per day penalties of 1 000 since October 1919 The case highlights a broader battle in the 1921 Wyoming legislature over repealing the carbon black law and transferring gas regulation to the state public service commission The Senate committee on mines and mining opened hearings with many officials from Basin Lovell Cody and Denver present and a MORGAN report shaping arguments The committee adjourned without a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Midland Company
Cowley
Byron Field
Occidental Company
Lovell
Carbon
Capitol
Wyoming
Denver
Senate Committee On Mines and Minings
State Public Service Commission
Attorney Lutz
Richard May
P. P. Anderson
Basin
A. H. Griffin
Greybull
Andrew Cross
H. R
John Stansbury
Douglas
John Dillon
Lander
Frank ©. Lucas
Buffalo
Shielding one of band fails in forgery case hearing
In a Justice of the Peace hearing in Knight, Utah, LeRoy Lavine admitted taking blame to shield George Walsh in a protectograph forgery scheme. Walsh faced district court bond of 1500 while Lavine also held on related charges after Lavine testified Walsh had no part in the counterfeit check case. Separately, a work train collision near Knight left one engineer dead and four injured on the Union Pacific line.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
George Walsh
LeRoy Lavine
Walsh
Lavine
G. L. Strader
District Court
Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake City
Evanston
Green River
Strader
Herman Pasternack
Carroll
Pasternack
Salt Laka City
Knight
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Fifteen Year Old Girl Confesses to Mother’s Death
Mudra family tale unfolds as fifteen year old daughter admits shooting her mother over a forbidden love affair with a ranch hand. Authorities traced the case after the Austrian miner Mudra learned his wife had been missing for weeks and was later found buried with a bullet wound.
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Qak Creek
Colo
Mudra
Mudre
Offic
Frank Mudra
Mudra Ene
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Wall Ha Weld
London
McAdoo
Ernie
Mrs. Pete
Wyoming Cowboy
Daley
State Senate
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