Hotel Fire Tragedy Inquest Postponed
The inquest into the Inter Ocean hotel fire tragedy, set to resume yesterday before Coroner Clyde Early, was postponed to next Tuesday at 10 o'clock due to the absence of juror Frank M. Bruwer. Public sentiment grows for fire and building ordinances including fire escapes from corridors in multi story public buildings.
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Inter Ovean Hotel
Clyde
Frank M. Bruwer
Lewp
Ed. P. Taylor
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Garage Project Awarded for $17,500
John C. Foley received the contract for a $17,500 modern garage building west of Geyser laundry on Weel Seventeenth Street. The fireproof structure will include space at rear for dry cleaning related to the laundry and a main floor for a future garage operator.
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John C. Foley
William Wilsock
Tabb
Weel Seventeenth Street
Foley
Launcrs
Merc Foley
New Orleans
Literary Club Officers Elected at Semi annual Meeting
AD Walton was elected president of the Young Men's literary club last night to succeed Supt tra B Kee. Other officers include B J Howell as vice president and W C Detoing as secretary treasurer. Committees will be named at the next meeting at the Plains Friday evening. County Prosecutor Sam M Thompson spoke on Criminology. A banquet is planned for the Plains meeting next week.
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AD Walton
Young Men's Literary Clu
B J. Howell
W. ¢. Detoing
the Plains
Sam M. Thompson
Entente Overthrows Germany Belief Strengthened
The article reports Tec 39 praising entente prospects to win the war on the western front and details a German Austro Hungarian push in Transylvania with Russian prisoners, captured machine guns, and artillery. It notes Bavarian and Austro Hungarian forces breaking through mountain resistance and reaching Dumitresti, northwest of Rimnicu-Sarat.
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Germany
Transylvania
Ninth
Krafft von Delmensingen
Dumitresti
Rimnicu-Sarat
Peace Society to Hold Open Meeting January 20
Directors of the American Peace Society announced an open meeting of peace workers in Washington on January 20 to discuss plans for a postwar international reorganization aimed at lasting peace. Secretary Lansing is understood to have approved the plan.
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The
American Peace Society
Lansing
Submarine Mail Service to Global Destinations Reported
Berlin authorities announce the Submarine Deutschland and a sister ship will carry mail to the United States Central and South America the West Indies China Dutch East Indies and other possessions All letters must be sent as submarine mail marked Urmen in the United States central and South American regions urged by postal officials.
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Deutschland
Goon
Wall
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Fouth
América
West Indies
China
Dutch East Indies
Uremen
English suffragist Eva Ward returns home with new views
Little Eva Ward the English suffragist who came to New York three years ago embarks for England aboard the Twaitic with changes in opinion. She now believes women can occupy a home role and contribute to the world, intends to devote herself to home life and caring for her sister’s children, and hopes she and Gilbert Fr ewe will have a large family. Known as filthe Eva to intimates, she stood with Ida Craft in recent New York suffrage hikes.
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England
Gilly
Rowe
Ida Craft
New York
Plot to Raise Colorado Coal Prices Charged
Greeley Colorado December 24 District Attorney Vieninz will investigate an alleged conspiracy by coal operators to raise prices in northern Colorado. Larimer County grand jury convened in Judge Graham's Port Collins court. Commercial club of Boulder urged the inquiry and holds key evidence suggesting price hikes were not justified.
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Greeley
Colo. Dee
Vieninz
Colorado
Larimer County
Graham
Port Collins
Commercial Club of
Boulder
Committee Investigates Coal Situation In Greeley
A committee was appointed to investigate the coal situation and drew the district attorney’s attention to multiple aspects. The Greeley Commercial club’s local inquiry established the blame for the price rise with the operators rather than local dealers.
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Greeley Commercial Club
Woman Known as Mother Fader Dies In Brunswick
Brunswick Ga December 29 The Carnegies may not buy Cumberland Island as long time landholder L Fader known to sailors as Mother dies. Mrs Fader refused to sell her garden and deck to the steel magnate family for years leaving a widow and heirs.
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Carnegies
Cumberland Island
KB. L. Fader
Lajoie Ends Major League Career After 21 Years
Nap Lajoie, famed Phillie and later Athletics star, announces retirement from major league baseball at age 41. He will move into minor league management and potentially part-ownership, ending a 21-year run highlighted by a storied no hit era and graceful fielding, with his last hit coming for the Phillies and his final days spent with Connie Mack's Athletics.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Scorres
Connie Mack
Lajoie
Larry
Naphe
Phillies
Athletics
Cleveland
Shibe Park
Pick
Napoleon
Te Er
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Train Schedule Fragments Show Arrivals and Departures
The clipping lists assorted train numbers and their arrival and departure times, including No 1 Overland Ltd and No 29 from Denver, with various city connections and extra fares noted in a partial schedule. The entry is incomplete and includes several misprints and mislabeled times.
Wilson Nominates Shipping Board Members
Bernard N. Baker of Baltimore and John Barber White of Kansas City are named by President Wilson to the federal Shipping Board to build up the U S mercantile marine. The senate may refuse to confirm the nominations.
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Bernard N. Baker
Baltimore
John Barber White
Kansas City
Wilson
The
Fed
Eral Shipping Board
United States Mercantile Marine
Senate
Wilson Loses Temper Over Eight-Hour Question
In a talk before the Society for Ethical Culture Warren S. Stone, head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, recalled President Wilson's reaction to a labor leaders remark about the eight hour law. Stone quoted Wilson saying he would rather be right in history than be re-elected.
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New York Telegram
Wilson
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Society For Ethical Culture
Mr. Stone
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