Former Editor Lester Osborne Dies in Denver of Influenza
Lester Osborne long noted as former editor of the State Leader and Associated Press staffer in Denver died at 2 45 pm Sunday after a bout with influenza. He had been ill since Monday at the AP office, with a brief improvement Saturday night, then a relapse. Survived by a widow and a 6 year old son, his body likely to be buried in Loveland after arrangements.
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Lester Osborne
State Leader
Associated Preas
Denver
Associated Press
Boulder
Hillings
Mont
Billings Gazette
The
State University
Edward D. Foster
State Board of Immigration
Fort Collins Review
Osborne
Fort Colling Express
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Long Beach
Cal
Loveland
French Commander in East Introduced at Constantinople
General Francia Keperey, commander in chief of allied forces in the Middle East, made a formal entry into Constantinople aboard the French cruiser Patria. He was greeted by Allied envoys and the Turkish army and navy chief of staff, with religious services held near the Dardanelles where the Koubret sank in 1915.
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Associated Proes
Constantinopes
Francia Keperey
Constantinople
Salgniki
Patria
Ataff
Dardanelles
Koubret
Burleson Heats Senate Over Marine Cable Action
The Senate rebuked Postmaster General Burleson for taking charge of marine cables after armistice signing. He defended his authority and cited a November 4 law, while Senator Hitchcock argued the move edged beyond congressional grant. Burleson pressed for a formal government reply detailing legal justifications.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Burleson
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Broghng
Congress
Law Department
United States
France Shipment Claims Fast Delivery Within Thirty Days
The report notes deliveries in under thirty days from the date of postmarking, indicating rapid distribution to recipients in France and emphasizing efficient service.
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France
Local Red Cross Suspends Knitting for Soldiers Winter Needs
Red Cross workers are told to stop knitting as inventory shows enough knitted items to cover soldiers and sailors for the winter. Supplies will be diverted to Foreign Relief. after yarn stocks run down, workers may switch to refugee garments for overseas need.
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RED Cross
Washington
American Red Cross
Department of Military Relief
Army
Navy
Department of Foreign Relief
Mrs Furrys Mother Dies in Denver
Word reached today of the death in Denver of Mrs M M Mardis mother of Mrs F L Furry of this city. She was about 74 and had lived in Cheyenne years with her daughter. Mrs Furry will travel to Denver today for the funeral. Dr Purry will go Thursday for services.
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Denver
Oe M. A. Mardis
F, Ll. Furry
Mardis
Cheyenne
Furry
Purry
Chinese factions seek unity amid proposed compromise plan
Leaders from Canton and Peking work toward a neutral meeting to discuss a national parliament election and a cabinet drawn from both factions. A southern vice president and a jointly composed cabinet are anticipated, with Haw Abth-ch'ang seen as acceptable and likely to take office.
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Peking
China
Canton
Haw Abth-ch'ang
Inauguration Notes on Wilson Haul China's Unity Effort
Review notes foreign intrigue in China as Japan-fueled dispatches influence the Lansing Ishii accord. It reprints Wilson and Hsu Shih-chang messages urging national unity and cooperation as China faces civil strife and foreign pressure.
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Millard
Nuiia
Wilson
Haushihehang
China
Min
Shihch‘ang
Peking
Republic
Councils of Nations
Hsu
Shanghai
Dieputch
Shanghai Times
United States
Reinsch
N. 8
Liang Shih-yi
America
Great Britain
France
Japan
Orient
Wilron
Haul
Republic of China
Ching
Council of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Washington
Hsu Shet-Clang
President Wilson Tours Manchester and London Harbor Visit
President Wilson and party scanned the Manchester canal with ships in flags as a mysterious German vessel emerged as a warship. Luncheon, toasts, and a moral from the musket and yardstick marked the Manchester visit before the train to London. In London he is greeted by crowds then sails to Rome for a week’s stay.
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Manchester
England
Manchester Canal
Wilson
Panic in Dansig Over Polish Expeditionary Force Move
Berlin reports from Dansig say German residents live in fear after a secret meeting raid by Polish soldiers. A Polish expeditionary force is expected to land with joint support from Dansig, threatening occupation and a coup d etat for the German government. The Danig committee heads to Posen to meet a Swiss Polish delegation as plans redraw borders.
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London
Berlin
Anzeiger
Dansig
Posen
Switzerland
Danaig
East Prussia
Silesia
Pomarania
Pough
Weather forecast shows mixed precipitation and mild relief
The forecast calls for fair conditions in the north with snow in the south. Tuesday should bring snow in southern areas, followed by a return to fair weather midweek and a gradual warming trend.
Influenza Cases Rise and Obituaries Reported
Six new influenza cases were reported to health authorities, one more than the previous day, with vaccine effects noted as over two hundred residents vaccinated. Three deaths followed: Ray Collins of Fort D. A. Russell, Marion Mankin of 317 East 18th, and Loren G. Clark, an railroad employee, all scheduled for burial in specified undertaker parlors and shipments to Minnesota, Blackwell, and Hartford.
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Ray Collins
Fort D. A
Minnesota
Marion Mankin
317 East
Union Pacific Hospital
Blackwell
Tex
Loren G. Clark
Hartford Ark
VapoRub Promoted For Spanish Influenza Relief
A 1918 style notice urges use of VapoRub to aid breathing during Spanish influenza. It claims vapors stimulate air passages and that hot compresses and steam from VapoRub help relieve congestion. It warns to seek a physician and argues prevention through strong health and avoiding crowds.
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Ace Wieck
Benvain
Vick
North Carolina
North
Forth
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