Cheyenne record., 1921-02-10
FOREIGN

ing mexican revolutions nave Deen CIV
en- an additional year to file their
claims under an order issued by the
government. ~
Orders for suspension of work on re-
Gently claimed oil lands and prohibit
ti0n Of new filings on oil territory af-
feet only the federal zone, but do not
apply to private properties, says an in
dustry and commerce statement from
Mexico City.
Preservation of the Sevres treaty,
which. is to be the basis Of the London
conference, is urged by former Pre-
mier yenizelOs of Greece. 1.-The treaty
is the only guarantee Of the stability
of peace" he declared. He urged con-
tinued support by the allies of Greece.
The people, as whole, he declared,
were pro-Ally.
France has again tightened the
screws on Germany with the threat
that special customs taxes will be in
itiated II Germany refuses to accept
the reparations demands of the al
lies. France intends TO see that Ger
many is made to pay her debt In full,
IL her economic condition permits of
such payment.
The residence of the archbishop of
Mexico in Mexico City, the Most Rev.
Jose Mora, has been bombed. A bomb
also was exploded at the entrance of
the building occupied by Juergens and
Company, American manufacturers
of jewelry. There were no casualties.
The bombipgs are declared to have
been attempts at sabotage by radical
labor elements.
Unemployed workmen at the San
Gregorio nitrate plant in the Antofa-
gasta province in Chile, clashed with,a
military guard and twenty of the sol
diers were killed. After the encounter
the workmen, who outnumbered the
guard, are reported to have proceeded
to the office of Daniel Jones, the adj
ministrator of the plant, and assassi
mated him.
A dispatch from Constantinople said
that in an encounter at ZangOuldak
between French gunbOat and the
Turkish tug, Alemadar, one French.
man was killed and two wounded. The
tug had fled from Constantinople,
carrying arms and ammunition for the
followers of Mustapha Kemal Pasha,
the Nationalist leader, and the gun
boat pursued 1t.
Former Emperor Karl plans to re-
turn to Hungary in the spring, ''what-
ever the consequences may be- 1t has
been learned at Geneva. According to
the information obtained, Karl has
been working for some time to regain
his throne He was alleged to have
recently written to high parsonage in
Budapest: 81 will return to Hungary
in the spring, whatever the conse-
quences may be-"
GENERAL
Lying in a bed in the room formerly
used by her daughter, Mrs. Sarah /.
Tabor, mother of Maude Tabor, solved
the much discussed Lawton, Mich,
trunk murder mystery and declared her
daughter a suicide.
If Japan persists in her opposition
to the, Observation-Disclosures of the is
land of Yap, the United States will re-
fuse to recognize Japan's mandate
over that island, approved by the
League of Nations Council, it was
stated officially in Washington.
A cyclonic storm struck Haleyville,
Ala. Houses We're moved, small out
houses, garages, automobiles and some
livestock We're blown away. Telegraph
and telephone connections were broken.
No one was reported injured, though
il is considered miraculous how some
escaped.
Detective John Stavlo, thirty-three
years a member of the Nlice depart
ment of Minneapolis, made choice
between paternal love and duty and
arrested his son, Clarence, as bandit
suspect. After hours of investigation,
the father expressed relief that the son
is innocent
After having deliberated for five
hours, the jury in the case of Mrs.
Louise L. Peete charged with the muir.
der of Jacob C. Denton at Los Angeles.
returned verdict of guilty and fixed
her punishment at life Imprisonment.
Efforts are being made to round up
number of men, most of them former
employees of the Derry Silk Company,
who are said to have taken sufficient
machinery and raw silk from nine
plants operated by the company near
Scranton. Pa, to equip a complete mill
In an old factory building. The mill
was ready for operation when discov-
cred. The value of the stolen goods is
placed at $25O,OOO.
The praecipe in $5,OOO,QOO damage
suit against Henry Ford and his paper,
the Dearborn Independent, has been
filed in Circuit Court by Morris Gest,