Mayors Confess at Cheyenne Rotary Dinner
Denver Mayor Mills admitted telling a major lie during the seventies Cheyenne Rotary event while recounting early career as a messenger boy. The gathering, with Rotary leaders from Denver Greeley and Fort Collins, marked Cheyenne Rotary’s charter presentation and included plans for district meetings and wife attendance. A Cheyenne sheriff Pat Mayes lay gravely ill in a Denver hospital with influenza progressing to double pneumonia.
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William McFarland
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Morris Emerson
Rotary Club
Harry Parker
Greeley Club
Jack Zahn
James Curran
Brig Gen Davidson Takes Command During Demobilization
Brig. Gen BE W Davidson, who led the Sixteenth division, relinquished command to Major General Carleton and was reassigned to Fort D A during the post demobilization at Fort Russell. The transfer is part of postwar reorganization as units depart. Davidson previously commanded at Camp Kearny and now departs for Fort D A.
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Germany
Labor Tensions Roil Belfast Edinburgh And Wyoming Dispatches
Reports from Glasgow Belfast and Edinburgh describe rising labor tensions with Belfast firms threatening lockouts and a proposed national standard for working hours. Striking workers in Edinburgh seek funding and threaten action while Wyoming troop movements and fort preparations signal ongoing demobilization and homecoming efforts.
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Serbia and Romania Press to Wilson Over Territory
Paris January 31 The Allied Great Powers council pursues German colonies settlement under American plan. Serbia and Romania Present their boundary dispute to President Wilson as tensions rise in the Adriatic, with reports of troop movements near Fiume and Italian withdrawal from Laibach. Prince Regent Alexander to visit Washington to present Serbia’s case.
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Italy
Alexander
Moore and Gibbons Win
Pat Moore of Memphis bantamweight defeated Young Men of Philadelphia in Baltimore. The Philadelphia fighter was game, but Moore controlled the bout throughout.
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Gibbons Wins Wide Victory at Duluth Fight
Mike Gibbons defeated his opponent George by a wide margin at the Duluth Athletic Club. Gibbons used reach to keep his foe at bay and outboxed him throughout the bout as the crowd watched in Duluth, Minnesota.
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Million Men to Hold Rhine Regions In Occupied Areas
Paris dispatch says the United States Britain and France will maintain upwards of one million troops in the occupied Rhine regions to guard the area. The plan is confirmed by official cables from Paris stating the force level and distribution among the three nations.
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Weather outlook highlights scattered winds and cooling
The forecast notes unsettled conditions with scattered showers and cooler highs expected Sunday. Humid air and northerly winds may push temperatures down, while a mix of sun and clouds appears later in the weekend.
Man Woman Pistol Wanted to Settle Guilt in Killing
Phoenix Australia January 31 A man a woman and a revolver are the three factors guiding a search for those connected to the fatal shooting of Frank Hoector a wealthy sheepman of Spinkville ten miles southeast of Hot Springs. J T Newman of Winslow and Flaguiaff brought Hoector to Glendale and then surrendered. Newman says Hoector fired first from a heavy caliber revolver before Newman’s associates finished him. Authorities seek the man and woman who aided Hoector into the car where he died on the road to Nendale.
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Internationalization plan denounced amid Senate clash
In Washington on January 31 Republican leaders attacked the plan for internationalizing German colonies and occupied areas, while Democratic spokesmen questioned the Paris reports and urged support for American peace delegates. The debate touched on the league of nations, delay in peace with Germany, and the rights of peoples to self determination.
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Thomas E Bishop Famous Cattleman Dies in Colorado
Fort Collins, Colo., Jan 31 Thomas H Bishop pioneer Indian fighter and stock breeder died at his home here today He was 87 years old and had been in Colorado since 1860 In the early days he freighting and fought many battles with the Indians Recently he was a leader in the livestock breeding industry
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Colo
Thomas H. Bishop
Colorado
Miligan Local Pioneer Dies in St Louis at 66
Johnny Milligan a chemist banker railroad director and mining and oil operator died at his home in St Louis from pneumonia at age 66. He was reputed to be the citys wealthiest man and had earned millions from Colorado coal mining ventures and Oklahoma oil lands.
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Johnny Milligan
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Oklahoma
Balkan disputes top talks as allied leaders meet
Paris, Jan 31. President Wilson and allied prime ministers this afternoon considered the Balkan problem focusing on Serbians and Rumanians disputes. Commissions handling labor, compensation and damages will soon begin work. The inter allied commission of Poland met this morning and decided to adopt a draft report for the conference committee. Conclusions will be formulated by M. Noulens.
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American Ship Piaso Goes Aground Near England In Severe Storm
Aboard the American steamer Piaso, which ran ashore near here last night amid a fierce storm with blinding snow, the vessel parted amidships. It is feared several lives were lost as rescuers scramble through wreckage and chase reports of survivors.
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