Inquest Set After Inter Ocean Hotel Fire
Coroner will hold inquest into the Inter Ocean hotel fire that killed Roy White. Eyewitnesses say Mrs Gertrude Hicks warned guests on the third floor and Walter Sidmore led evacuations. Fire began in a third floor public bathroom from an electric wire. bodies shipped to Chariton Iowa.
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Inter Ocean Hotel
John Brown
Brown
Gertrude Cora Hicks
Hicks
Roy A. White
White
Dugan
Walter Sidmore
Huff
Chariton
Fern Patterson
Cora Essex
Columbia
G. E. Patterson
IoWa
Guy White
Oakland
Cal
Roy White
Wilson Wins Nevada Plurality in Official Canvass
Reno report states Woodrow Wilson carried Nevada by a statewide majority and a 6 649 plurality over Charles E Hughes. Official tally shows Wilson 17 776 votes Hughes 12 127 Benson 3 065 Hanly 348.
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Reno
Nev
Woodrow Wilson
Nevada
Charles E. Hughes
George Bradigan
Wilson
Hughes
Benson
Hanly
Wyoming Weather Update: Cold In East and Central Areas
Snow expected Wednesday and Thursday across Wyoming with colder conditions in the east and central regions. motorists advised to expect slick roads and low temps.
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Wyoming
Curzon Urges Germany to Make Full Reparations
Lord Curzon told the House of Lords that Britain would pursue a war policy demanding full reparation from Germany and guarantees against future crimes. He stated Europe’s peace must restore independent nations large and small. The speech follows Lloyd George’s first full statement by the new government on wartime aims and universal sacrifice.
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London
Lord Curzon
House of Lords
Europe
Germany
Lloyd George
Pew
England
Lloydeorge
House of Commons
ChanceNor von Bethmann-Hollwee
Ponsula
Lloyd-George
Admared
Prusela
Lloyd-George Statement Impresses Britain
London dispatch reports Lloyd George policy as consolidating national effort and directing forces more effectively. A Petrograd center dispatch says the Russian empire adopts a day order aligning with the Duma in opposing peace negotiations with Germany under current terms.
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London
Russian Empire
Duma
Germany
Petrograd
Union Pacific Plans Bold Cheyenne Campaign Prepares for Frontier Celebration
F. J. Roach advertising agent states Cheyenne will host a semi centennial event next year. The United Pacific aims to boost western visitors with a Christmas period folder and posters by Chicago artist F. T. Newman. A large historical and industrial data effort will showcase the west to the nation.
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F. J. Roach
The
Cheyenne
the Frontier Committee
Mr. Roach
Union Pacific
F. T. Newman
Chicago
Frontier Committee
United States
Thermopolis Crossing Blamed for Fatal Wreck
Special to the State Leader reports a Burlington passenger train fatally striking a car near Thermopolis Wyoming. Victims include Ernest Woolman and Tony Buda, with three others killed or injured. Coroner’s inquest postponed until engine crew can be questioned. witnesses blame the crossing and terrain for obstructed views.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
John Jubar
Burlington
John Nelson
Kirby
Casper
Ernest Woolman
Denver
Robert Jenkins
Fort Callings
Tony Buda
Gebo
Charles Jubar
James Kilty
West Twenty-seventh Street
City
Frontline Movements Tighten Grip on Danube Region
The war report notes Russian and Rumanian forces near a Danube crossing into Bessarabia or Moldavia while Teutonic advances push toward the lower Danube. Berlin cites Russian retreat in Dobruja, heavy Teuton-Russian clashes in the Carpathians, and Turkish Bulgarian activity near the Struma. Verdun artillery duels continue as British fronts endure reciprocal bombardment. In Paris, Senator Berenger attacks government weakness. Briand vows full effort to win the war and offers to step aside for a more capable leader.
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Danube
Bessarabia
Moldavia
Berlin
Dobrudja
Lower Danube
Teutons
Carpathians
Struma
Verdun
France
Belgium
Boston Votes Wet By Large Majority
Boston approved the continued sale of liquor with 54 450 votes for and 20 007 against in a high turnout citywide election. Judge Kimborough Stone of Kansas City, son of Senator Stone, was named by President Wilson for nomination as United States circuit judge in the eighth district to succeed Judge Miner B. Adams.
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Boston
Mass
Washington, D. C
Kimborough Stone
Kansas City
Stone
Wilson
United States
Eighth District
Miner B. Adama
Stocks Rally After Peace Speech Sparks Trading Surge
Chicago and New York markets reacted to Lloyd George remarks on the German peace proposal. Initial shocks gave way to rebounds in war shares and munition stocks with gains of three to fifteen points as traders digest the news and expect a possible peace conference.
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New York
Bee
Lloyd G George
Wall Street
London
Lloyd-George Signals Open Path to Peace Talks
British Premier Lloyd George indicates his reply to German peace proposals does not close the door to further discussions. Washington officials view the speech as a potential opening, while London insists on clear terms and guarantees before any peace talks.
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Lloyd-George
Washington
Lloyd- George
United States
Eosters
Igned
Genny Jo Eke Snag
Mare
Germany
Marina Not In British Service Sunk by Submarine
The state department reports that the British ship Marina, sunk by a German submarine with six American lives lost, was not in British public service by charter or requisition. Washington awaits London’s official reply and details on the sinking of the British transport Rus sian with seventeen American deaths.
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Washington
State Department
Churter
Berlin
London
Germany
Charges of fraud and perjury against Wyoming oil firm
In a federal court in Thermopolis Attorney T J O Donnell of Denver accused J N Stoddard and associates of fraud perjury and conspiracy tied to the Mexico Wyoming Petroleum company and the Great Dome Oil company of California They claim to have defrauded N F Clark and J B Rosa of Denver over 700 000 shares of stock and a $100 000 deal The court postponed judgment to January 15 amid arguments over an injunction and ongoing litigation related to the Uruus Creek Grass Creek field actions
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T. J. O'Donnell
Denver
J. N. Stoddard
Mexico-Wyomingetroleum Company
O'Donnell
N. FF. Clark
J .B. Rosa
Stoddard
Great Dome
Oil Company of
California
Grass Creek
Clark
Riner
District Court of
J. D. Rows
Minoyico Wyomig Petroleum Company
N. F Clark
Pethsylvania
Roa
Mexico Wyoming Company
O'Donnell Charges Stoddard in Injunction Suit
Denver attorney T J O'Donnell accuses J N Stoddard of conspiring with Eugene J de Sabla Jr of San Francisco to seize property in a case linked to the Great Dome Oil Company and Mexico Wyoming Company. He claims a secret agreement with Great Dome funded by stock deals benefited insiders at the expense of stockholders.
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Rada
Tudernl
Stoddard
Eugene J. de Sabla, Jr
San Francisco
Hark
Great Ome Oil Company
Mexico Wyoming Company
Great Dome Commpany
Clark
Great Dome
O'Donnell
Stoldard
Symes
Comepany
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F.J. Roach
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Teuton
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Paris
Henry Berenger
Briand
Maing U
Sega
Bossip
Britain
Marina
Wyoming Oil Company
U. S
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