Y. M. C. A. Scandal Spurs Inquiry Into War Work
Y M C A officials pledge a thorough probe after wounded soldiers in France complain about conduct abroad and cigarette and supply pricing. Dr John R Mott announced the 1919 policy committee budget, calling for 100000000 in needs and noting a 15000000 shortfall vs the United War drive quota while stressing civilian and allied outreach.
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Associated Press
New York
France
John R. Mott
United War Drive
Amer
Alliem
Baker Fires Policy of Ending Promotion
Secretary Baker announced the War Department will deny promotions to all officers in active service with a blanket order issued on November 11. Only inactive reserve corps officers may receive advanced rank, as demobilization leaves many majors and higher ranks unassigned.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Baker
War Department
German Meeting in Turmoil Over Ebert Denunciation
In Berlin the congress of soldiers and workers clashed as radical George Ledabour attacked Premier Ebert accusing him of counter revolutionary plans. The chamber roared with protests, calls to bar Ledabour from the floor, and a chaotic uproar lasting about half an hour.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Congress of Poldiers and Workmen's Congress
Avenas
Ebert
George Ledabour
Ledabour
Lodebour
Weather forecast hints at steady temps with small changes
The forecast indicates generally stable temperatures through Thursday with little variation. Light winds remain from the south as daytime highs in the mid range and cooler nights persist across the region.
Murder of Alex Duthie Triggers Livingston Shock
Sheriff Robertson arrests a man named Lee west of Livingston on murder charges in the killing of Alex Duthie. Mrs Duthie shot the assailant and both she and their two year old son are safe. the widow and Parnell family rush to her side as the town braces for trial.
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Livingston
Mont
Lee
Robertson
Alex Duthie
Duthie
J. A. Parnell
Cheyennt
Wee Mies
Ajith Parnell
J. A.parnell
Alex. Duthie
Dethie
Marty
Cheyenne
Railroad seeks 8500 workers in postwar labor push
The Pennsylvania Railroad asked the U S Employment Service for 8500 workers, over half skilled and the rest general labor, the largest call since the armistice. In Seattle the Metal Trades Council with 18000 shipyard workers backs a six hour day to prevent unemployment during reconstruction, with other metal unions to vote on the plan.
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Associated Press
Seattle
The
Metal Trades Counc!l
National policy for shipping outlined for cabinet post
Washington Dec 18 outlines of a national ship policy and proposals for a secretary of marine were announced. Invitations were issued by Senator Ransdell to all Americans who wish to see commerce restored to old glory, for meetings in Washington on January 22.
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Washington
Secretary of Marine
Ashington
Ransdell
Lewisiana
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Woe Trust Ready Wake Drive on N Y
The Associated Press reports New York officials received word that 18 white players left Philadelphia for an unspecified event or action. Details are unclear as the dispatch lacks complete context and dates.
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N.Y
Associated Preas
New York
Dec
Doparent of Justice
Philadelphia
New York Aims to Shield Returning Soldiers from Vice
District Attorney Swann declared New York will be made safe for returning soldiers and sailors. He said officers have assigned men to counter any revival of vice and that members of an old vice network are trying to revive traffic in immorality. He claimed to have information on individuals moving women into the city and said many names are being watched.
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New York
Swann
Wright
Vite Trust
United States
Wyoming
Shipping Board
Europe
United States Navy
Christmas Shopping Booms in London Stores
Christmas shopping in London exceeds previous records as crowds fill the big stores. Admission controls have been used to manage shoppers and holidays are being extended. War time restrictions are easing and many food rules lifted for a more notable season.
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London
Wilson Says League of Nations Ties to Peace Treaty Stand
Paris December 1 The Wilson advisers report no change in his view that the league of nations is inseparable from the peace treaty. He seeks to reassure Britain’s Lloyd George while stressing the league will strengthen the British empire and hopes talks with Italy and others will speed a common understanding.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Wilson
League of Nations
Lloyd George
Victor Immanuel
Italy
Wilson to visit London earlier than expected
The wire dispatch states President Wilson will travel to London within a fortnight, with press delegates to meet daily during his stay. Paris reports note Siot George’s Paris visit postponed as talks shift to London and Paris plans move to host initial discussions.
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Associated Press
London
The
Press Association
Wilson
Siot George
Paris
Hy Associated Presa
France
Bill of Rights proposed for all nations
A bill of rights adopted by the Jewish council in Philadelphia to be presented at Versailles by nine delegates representing American Jewry. Marshall, chair of the Poland committee, said the document was drawn by four committees studying Russia Poland Ukraine and other newly formed nations.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jewish Council
United States
Marshall
Poland
Rugbssia
Ukrainia
Royalty Raises Big State Revenue From Oil Leases
A two year report from the Blaze Land Commissioner shows dramatic growth in oil lease royalties and rentals. From 1911 to 1914 royalties rose steadily and jumped sharply in 1917 1918, pushing total royalty receipts to over 724 000. Prospectors leases also climbed to 270 070 since 1911, highlighting the royalty system's impact on Wyoming tax revenues.
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Blaze Land Compilorioner Lao
G. Hopkins
Peace conference favors sinking captured ships over division of spoils
American delegates at the peace talks push to destroy surrendered vessels and reject sharing the prize amid naval powers' pressure. Britain backs the plan while France, Portugal, and others have given consent to aid American merchant ships and maintain naval operations.
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Paris
Wilson
England
Sir Eric Godden
Firat Lord
Admiralty
United States
Mreet
Gibraltar
Azores
France
Portugal
Telly
Sat Nokae
Warship to join British in opening Twilic waters
An American warship was ordered to Twilic today to participate with the British in opening the waters, preserving order and maintaining the international character of the detention.
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Associated Prees
Pariz
Twilic
Iritikh
Russian Casualties and Starvation Threat Voice Call for Aid
New York dispatch reports Estronntine Revesian casualties in World War I not less than 8 million men with 2.6 million Hessians facing death this winter unless allied powers mediate large scale relief. A. J. Sack, Russian bureau head, blames war losses for Russia's misery and urges aid to prevent famine. He says Bolshevik later fall will lead to universal suffrage assembly to define the constitution and social problems.
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Associated Press
New York
A. J. Sack
Rusaia
Rusela
Millones
Atate
Russia
Returning sailors delayed parade on Fifth Avenue after Christmas
The Navy department announced that bad weather delays the returning fleet led by Admiral Maye from New York. A parade on Fifth Avenue and Broadway scheduled for December 26 will be postponed due to weather, with the fleet expected to dock around January 10. Generous loaves are noted as planned for sailors’ celebrations.
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Washington, RD. Ci
Ree
Atlantic
Dontola
New York
Waa
Usvy Department
Admiral Maye
Push Avenue
Broadway
All Salaried Jobs in Food Administration Abolished
Washington reports the Food Administration will abolish all salaried positions by January first including those in state and local food offices. Volunteer workers and various administrations remain until the agency is dissolved by President Wilson.
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Washington
Wilson
Missing person notice from Cheyenne area seeks Edirk contact
Short text from MES Pvt LATH requests home service to establish communication with Atre. It mentions Cheyenne area and a search window around 10:00 to 12:00 daily and requires telephone contact at ATA.
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Abe
Atre
Edirk
Cheyenne
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