President Wilson Receives Dispatches On Special Train
President Wilson speeds toward Washington aboard his special train from Secretary Lansing. Crowds greet him in Indianapolis while weather limits appearances. Advisers expect broad support for preparedness plans as he considers trips to Denver and Texas with large public audiences.
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Appam prisoners to land except prize officer and crew
Newport News authorities ordered nearly all aboard the steamship Appam released. Over 200 people including Captain Haripon and 166 crew members, 12 British army or navy passengers, and 20 Germans on board to be freed, leaving only the prize officer and crew.
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Candidates in Trade Expansion Campaign Forge Ahead
The report shows Candidate No. 40 moved to first place with 246 400 votes this week and No. 19 added 264 615 votes, while No. 1 9 and No. 51 Mel also posted large gains. The contest is more than halfway over, with leaders within reach of prizes offered.
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Double Drive on England Is Begun in War News
Berlin reports credit the Appam and Zeppelins with a daring air raid on England as German air forces scout new targets. Lieutenant Berge and his crew are hailed as Berlin heroes while British losses in Africa are described with official notes on submarine actions and forthcoming operations.
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Former Governor Ammons testifies in strike murder trial
Castle Hook Feb 3 Former Colorado Governor B M Ammons took the stand in the trial of four ex strikers charged with murdering Major Leuler amid strike disorders near Walene. He said he approved troop conduct in general but did not condone acts of indiscretion and studied militia charges, finding many untrue.
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Ambitious Cable From Berlin On Lusitania Flashes Through
Multiple city wires report a Berlin memo on Lusitania reaching Ambassador von Dernetorff. Charles Bryan, brother of ex Secretary Bryan, seeks Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Flood deaths total sixteen in Memphis. a drowning near Douglas Ark. during stock rescue. Cummins levee rescue saves 300 convicts. Assassination claim tied to Turkish opposition. Boiler blast at Creamery Packing kills Reed and an unidentified man. Grand Falls fire threatens Anglo Newfoundland plant. Catt seeks quiet room in Chicago hotel. theft threatens $25k to $75k necklace. Captain Stanley dies on his 100th birthday. wife had died weeks earlier. Denver doctor accused of murder following patient’s death. Providence trial closes with defense rest in Mrs Mabr case. St Louis reports improved conditions. Mississippi and Illinois traffic resumes. Sylvester deputies halt lynching after sheriff’s murder.
Weather Report For Wyeming Smew Area
Weather update notes cooler conditions with a waning cold snap and possible light snow. Central tools indicate unsettled skies and a tendency toward milder afternoon temperatures, with light winds and brief previews of sun.
It Came Seeking Something In Middle West and Found It
The Leader prints a straight talk asserting Cheyenne is not overrun by Denver criminals. It rebuts rumors about Colorado’s saloon closure and vows to continue cleaning up the city. It condemns slander, defends Cheyenne’s moral standing, and demands enforcement of laws by officials or removal.
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Wilson Urges Biggest Navy as Nation Tries for Peace
President Wilson, addressing 16 000 in St Louis, calls for a navy bigger than any in the world and warns that one reckless commander could ignite a global war. He defends U S neutrality while signaling readiness to enter if needed and hints at possible future trips.
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Appam Goes 10 Germany Tho English Claim Liner
The Appam, a German commerce raider turned liner, arrived in Norfolk under U S authority. Disputes linger over disposition of the ship and the release of British prisoners of war, with officials noting no exact precedent and promising a practical solution.
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Cold Weather Threatens Livestock Across State
Ongoing cold weather has harmed livestock with about sixty reported losses in scattered stock scenes. If the cold persists, future losses are inevitable, causing large economic strain on farmers and merchants statewide. The situation is described as one of the harshest days for those affected.
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