Tentative drawings for a modern building at Inter Ocean site
Architect A A Baerresen has completed tentative plans for a new structure at Capitol avenue and Sixteenth street for Ed Chase of Denver. The plans cover a first class rooming house or a modern hotel with a grand lobby, dining room, kitchen, and multiple storerooms. The entrance will be on Capitol avenue and plans include eight ground floor storerooms and upper floor lodgers with many baths. A final decision waits on fire insurance adjustments after the Inter Ocean fire.
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Inter Ocean
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
A. A. Baerresen
H. E. Welinit
Ed Chase
Denver
Chase
Plaina
Baerregen
Wellnitz
Blockade at End Trains Resume on Union Pacific
A two day blockade ended nearly, trains moved again though behind schedule. Passengers praised officials for handling the disruption, fuel and food supplied by the railroad. No livestock died, stock arrived in good condition, coal shortages averted with cars sent to Cheyenne Power.
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Union Pacific
W& Railroad
H. L. Bell
Harry Needham
Lookout
Medicine Bow
Laramie
Cheyenne
Needham
Cheyenne Power Company
Appointment of Deputy Clerk Stirs ct Contest
A dispute over who may appoint the county clerk's deputy looms after the election. Mrs Ida R Graham the newly elected county clerk is rumored to favor Sam D Scheutz a former Democratic candidate for county treasurer for the post. Republican leaders on the new board may refuse to confirm the choice prompting a political standoff.
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Ida R. Graham
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Warren Richardson
John B. Sloan
Schentz
Richardson
Inquest into Inter Ocean Hotel Fire Resumes Today
Coroner's inquest into the Inter Ocean hotel fire restarts with Ed. F. P. Taylor as principal witness. Testimony may include Inter Ocean Manager John Brown and Day Clerk Campbell. Public support grows for fire and building ordinances as safety measures highlighted by Taylor and local architects.
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Inter Ocean Hotel
FP. Taylor
John Brown
Inter Ocean
Campbell
Chief Taylor
Bentiment
Taylor
United States
President Wilson at 60 Looks Younger in Close-Up
Washington December 28 President Wilson was 60 today and, from a close-up view, appeared at least ten years younger. Dr Cary T Grayson says he is in better health, aided by outdoor air. A rain day kept him from his usual golf with Mrs Wilson as he waits for an afternoon automobile ride.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Cary T. Grayson
Grayson
Steamer Maryland Missing After Christmas Sinking Report
The Maryland, reported sinking Christmas night, had not been located by late tonight. Coast guard cutter Gresham searches off Nantucket as shipping men describe the situation as shrouded in mystery.
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Nantucket
Maryland
Coast Guard
Gresham
Tom Jones Eyes Milwaukees Star Richie Mitchell Champion
Tom Jones, famed maker of champions, discusses handling Richie Mitchell after the Rivers contest. He bets a thousand dollars on Rivers and says the Milwaukee youth could be a champion within a year if properly managed and matched against the right opponents for the next six months.
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Milwaukee
Tom Jones
Richie Mitchell
Jones
Mitchell Rivers
Rivers
Irish tree planting expands to replace wartime timber
In Ireland a large scale afforestation campaign is under way to replace timber cut for the war effort. In Cavan county 70,000 trees have been planted with thousands more in other counties established to rebuild timber resources.
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Dublen
Ireland
Cavan
Carl Rays Bigamy Hearing Held Over To January
Los Angeles dispatch reports the preliminary hearing for Melvin Barringer alias Carl Ray on bigamy charges was continued to January 15. His first wife Mrs Barringer says she was fraudulently divorced in Cheyenne last year and Barringer claims the action stems from a rival business attempt to ruin him and says he secured a bona fide divorce and settlement of 10008 dollars with Mrs Ray.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Melvin Barringer
Carl Ray
Carranza Appeals for Change in Protocol on Mexican Troop Withdrawal
General Carranza sent a deputy to Secretary Lane with a message urging modification of the Atlantic City protocol for American troop withdrawal from Mexico. He did not fully reject the demand, signaling consideration of new changes and a commissioners’ session early next week for Americans to present their answer. Separately, reports from El Paso say Villa killed General Herrera and his chief of staff, with Herrera’s father confirming the death via a war ministry message, and Villa expanding control in Chihuahua with a provisional capital at Torreon and a 10,008-strong force ready to push north.
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Washington
Der
Mexico
Carranza
Lane
Luis Cabrera
Atlantic City
Las EL Paso
New
Francisco Villa
Luis Herrera
Manuel Orozco
Villa
Torreon
Herrera Waa
Enid
Pointblank
Herrera
Ia Juarez
Alvaro Obregon
Jesus Herrera
Parral
Coahuila
General Herrera
EL “Paso
Franciseco Villa
Chihuahua
Juarez
Csty
Jone Yoox Salacuar
Juares
Tulsa Explosion Shocks City From Nitro Glycerine Plant
Tulsa was jolted by a blast believed to have struck a nitroglycerine plant about fourteen miles away. Details are scarce as officials and witnesses seek to learn the full extent of the incident and any casualties.
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Tulsa City
Okla
All From 18 to 45 Liable to Serve By
Washington announces a proposed defense measure authorizes the national guard service for all able bodied male citizens aged 18 to 45 during war. The War Department plans regulations to enforce the obligation without new congressional action.
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Washington
United States
National Guard
Congress
War Department
Girl Thrown From Car Struck by Train In Davenport
Davenport residents recount a collision at a grade crossing when Helen Gobbe's automobile was struck by the Rocky Mountain Limited. She was tossed clear and landed on the engine pilot, dragged two blocks before the train halted, escaping with only minor bruises.
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Davenport
Town
Mir
Helen Gobbe
Rocky Mountain Limited
Peace Parley Between Railroads and Brotherhoods Fails
New York Dec 28 The resumption of talks between railroad representatives and the four employes brotherhoods lasted under two hours then adjourned with no future meeting date set. The sides debated the Adamson Act and eight hour pay, while brotherhood chiefs insisted on its terms and sought a federal commission to resolve disputes regardless of Supreme Court rulings.
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New York
Adamson
Supreme Court
W. G. Lee
Brotherhoods
W.S. Stone
William Carter
Pulman
Vanningo
Hotorm
Four Brotherhoods
Conmmittea Siecestion
United States Supreme Court
Denial of Aked Recall Roils Pembroke Chapel
Dr. Charles F. Aked, former Fifth Avenue Baptist pastor and Ford peace expedition member, was not recalled by Pembroke Chapel. A San Francisco deacon urged Fraser to vacate for Aked, but the congregation unanimously backed the current pastor, Rev Donald Be. Fraser.
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Liverpool
Charles F. Aked
United States
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Pembroke Chapel
J. H. Morse
First Congregational Church of
San Francisco
Copg
Donald BE. Fraser
Morse
Mr. Fraser
Dr. Aked
Aked
Fraser
Private Frank Shea Dies of Gunshot Wound at Base Hospital
Private Frank Shea of the Seventeenth United States Infantry died at the base hospital in Columbus New Mexico from a gunshot wound received yesterday near Vado Fusiles on the American line north of the border. The fatal shot was said to have been fired by a companion during a quarrel at Wade Furtles. His home was in Darriaville Tennessee where his parents reside.
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Columbus
N. M
Dee
Frank Shea
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Vado Fusiles
Mexico
Shen
Wade Furtles
Darriaville
Arizona Wild Horse Swindlers Convicted
In Omaha on February 28 the jury found eight of eleven defendants guilty in a mail fraud case over phantom wild horses from Coconino County Arizona. Two were acquitted, one recused, and 42 were indicted. Convicted men face 30 days to appeal or accept sentence as evidence tied two companies operated across western states.
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Omaha, Dee
Coconing County
Arizona
United States Livestock Company
Omaha Land and Investment Company
Middle Western
Peace plans go secret as Wilson bars comment on talks
President Wilson and Secretary Lansing announce a policy of absolute silence on peace negotiations. All steps will be recorded as confidential and no comment will be issued on developments. The note to war leaders hints at potential confidential term exchanges if needed.
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Washington
Wilson
Lansing
Timor
Teuton
State Department
Thelh
Germany
Teutons Drive Through Romania in Massive Prisoner Toll
Berlin and Amsterdam reports describe German forces driving through Romania toward Broilo as Russia suffers heavy losses. Prisoner totals rise to about 10 220 with 2000 more taken as German advances continue.
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Teutons
Rumania
Berlin
Sayville
Atgut Riminioul- Sarat
Wat
Tonnius
Broilo
Rices Bureau
Wallachia
Sereth
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von Mackensen
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Trant
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Amsterdam
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