Mayor Mills Confesses at Cheyenne Rotary Meeting
Denver Mayor Mills candidly recalled his biggest lie told in Cheyenne in the seventies during a Rotary gathering that welcomed 35 members from Denver Greeley and Fort Collins. He also shared early job memories and financial tips, while Rotary leaders outlined the international scope and upcoming district events.
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Mayor Mills
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Greeley
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
The
Plains
International Organization
J. H. Walton
William McFarland
Rotary
Chicago
America
Morris Emerson
Rotary Club
Harry Parker
Greeley Club
Jack Zahn
James Curran
Brig Gen Davidson Takes Command at Fort Russell
Brig. Gen. BE. W. Davidson, who relinquished command of the Sixteenth division to Major General Carleton, is assigned to Fort D. A. amid the great demobilization. Davidson heads to Fort Russell to assume new duties as the post undergoes transitional changes.
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Aspocilatad Press
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Labor Unrest and Military Moves Across UK and Wyoming
Reports from London detail Belfast firms threatening lockouts while calling for a national standard in working hours and a 74 hour week. Edinburgh strikers seek 2000 pounds for a strike fund. Leeds asks 500 pounds, with threats of action if demands fail. In Wyoming, General Davidson plans demobilization duty at Fort Russell as troops are said to be en route. The 148th Field Artillery remains deep in Germany, delaying homecoming hopes.
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Atrikars
Edinburgh
Leeds
Clestrieal
South Wales
Fort Russell
Kendrick
Serbia and Romania Seek Territory Talk Before Wilson
Paris dispatch reports negotiations over borders as Romania and Serbia press their claims. Prime Minister Taurino and Patkichev present, hearings mid progress, with Prince Alexander to discuss Serbia’s case with President Wilson amid rising tension over the Adriatic.
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Romania
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Italy
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Moore and Gibbons Win
Pat Moore of Memphis bantamweight defeated Young Men of Philadelphia in Baltimore on January 31. Moore controlled the bout, as the Philadelphia fighter stayed competitive but could not overcome the Memphis rival.
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Gibbons
Baltimore
Pat Moore
Memphis
Philadelphia
Gibbons Dominates George in Duluth Victory
Mike Gibbons defeated George at the Duluth Athletic Club by a wide margin. Gibbons controlled the bout from the start, keeping his opponent at bay and outboxing him throughout.
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Associated Free
Duluth
Minn
Mike Gibbons
George
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Gibbons
Million Men to Hold Rhine Front in Occupied Zone
Paris dispatch says the Allied command plans to maintain about one tenth of forces in the Rhine occupied territories. American French and British troops will be deployed to hold the Rhine region as part of postwar arrangements.
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Fiume
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Beko de Paris
Weather Outlook Notes Mild Sunday Hazards Mentioned
Forecasters warn of mild conditions with scattered hazards possible on Sunday. Agencies urge caution for travelers and outdoor workers as wind and drizzle riders mix with late-season sun.
Man Woman Revolver Wanted to Settle Guilty in Killing
Phoenix Australia Jan 31 A man a woman and a revolver are the focus of a search into a fatal affray ten miles southeast of Hot Springs. Frank Hector a wealthy sheepman of Spinkville died. J T Newman of Winslow and Flaguiaff who aided Hector’s body to Glendale surrendered to authorities. Newman said Hector fired first from his heavy caliber revolver before others fired. Police seek the man and woman said to have helped place Hector in the car.
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Spimkerville
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Nowera
Newman
Nendale
Internationalization plan denounced amid senate clash
In Washington on January 31 Republicans blasted the plan to internationalize captured German colonies and Turkish territory, while Democrats urged backing of the peace delegates. Senators questioned authenticity of Paris reports and warned against league of nations commitments, as debate over peace terms and U.S. troop involvement persisted.
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Montana
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Wisconsin
Yaa
May Laughlin
Michigan
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Thomas H. Bishop Fort Collins cattleman dies at 7
Thomas H. Bishop pioneer Indian fighter and stock breeder died at his Fort Collins home today. A Colorado resident since 1860, he freighting and fought many battles with the Indians in earlier days. Recently he led in livestock breeding.
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Associated Press
Fort Collins
Colo
Thomas H. Bishop
Colorado
Millican Dies Wealthy St Louis Chemist and Investor
Johnny Milligan a chemist banker railroad director and mining and oil operator died at home in St Louis from pneumonia at 66. He was reputed to be the city's wealthiest man and had made millions from Colorado coal mining properties and Oklahoma oil lands.
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Associated Press
ST. Lou
Johnny Milligan
Milligan
Colorado
Oklahoma
Balkan Disputes Headline Looms At Paris Meeting
Paris January 31 President Wilson and allied prime ministers discussed the Balkan problem focusing on Serbians and Rumanians. Commissions on labor compensation and damages will begin work soon. The inter allied Poland commission met and aimed to adopt a draft report for the conference committee. Conclusions to be formulated by Mr Noulens.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
Balkan
Commission of
Poland
Iltcirted
Mk Noulens
American Ship Piaso Runs Aground In Heavy Snow Storm
The American steamer Piaso ran ashore near England in a fierce storm with blinding snow. It broke amidships and was towed clear as fears rose for the loss of lives and possible salvage challenges for the crew and vessel remains.
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