Death of Sheriff Pat Hayes in Denver Hotel
Pat H Hayes longtime sheriff of Laramie county died at 9 45 p m in the Standish hotel Denver after several days illness Many details note his arrival on county business and a diagnosis of walking influenza progressing to double pneumonia Survived by a Colorado Springs mother three brothers and two sisters Hayes 39 years old formerly with Union Pacific and Colorado and Southern railroads Under sheriff Edward G Sheels will succeed him Funeral arrangements not yet announced
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Pat Hayes
Denver
Pat H. Hayes
Laramie County
Standish
Mr. Hayes
George Carrell
Sheriff's Office
Colorado Springs
Tires
Hayes
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern Raiilroads
Edward G. Sheels
Roach
Hughes
Shearer
Kate Hayes
Margaret [Ayes
Flu Watch Ends at Camp Kearney With No New Cases
The base hospital reported a 24 hour period with zero influenza cases and no pneumonia among the ill, marking a first clean record since the epidemic began at Camp Kearney. Seventy three men from the 16th division were discharged to go home, with a few arrivals also discharged.
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Camp Kearney
San Diego
Enlif
Three Railroad Men Die In Train Wreck at Altoon
Three railroad employees were killed when the Chicago mail train eastbound derailed near Altoona Pennsylvania. Officials reported the fatalities as the accident blocked tracks and disrupted service. The report notes immediate investigation and rescue efforts by local crews and railway authorities.
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Associated Press
Altoon
Extension crisis in England nears inevitability
London reports cabinet and departments press for resolution amid labor strife. Striking railroad workers gain government recognition. fears grow tramways may shut Thursday. In New York, Haul Chase case verdicts pause as John Heydler promises decision tomorrow with full details. A Pennsylvania derailment near Shoenberger injures none.
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Associated Press
London
Railroad Organization of Workers
New York
John Heydler
National League
Haul Chase
Cincinnati
Bride Portrays Hope For Hanging As Husband Shoots Wife
In Chicago on February 4, Celia Jaensel, 11, a young bride, accuses her husband Arthur Maenvel, a soldier, of shooting her mother and claims the husband should hang. Police report a political insurance dispute surrounds the case.
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Cincago
Celia Jaensel
Arthur Maenvel
Goth diviniOn
Weather forecast notes colder Wednesday with possible snow
A weather notice indicates colder conditions on Wednesday and a chance of snow on Thursday. The report lacks specific locations or times but signals an impending cold spell and wintry precipitation.
Russians to America threat vows destruction if Bolsheviks not crushed
A Russian Economic League address urges public opposition to peace conference plans to withdraw Allied troops from fighting Bolsheviks. It warns that backing Bolsheviks would doom tens of thousands and bring Russian radical influence to America. The missive ends with a warning to destroy the Bolsheviks now.
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America
New York
Russian Economic League
United States
Bull and Bernstorff Aid Sought for O'Leary Magazine
Testimony in Philadelphia federal court shows Jeremiah O'Leary and associates sought Count Bernstorff's funds in 1914 to start a magazine presenting new principles of Americanism. Brinau, a U S citizen born in Germany, said O'Leary asked Bernstorff for help and later passed the matter to Dr Dergborg. The exact sum discussed may have been 16000 or 26000 dollars. A women’s conference in Washington aims to mobilize support for democracy and world organization.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Teast'mony
Count Bernstorff
Jeremiah O'Leary
Bull
O'Leary
Rudolf Brunau
Citisen
O’leary
Berngtorff
Drunsa
Bernatorff
Dergborg
Bernatarff
Rational Conference of Women
Washington
Women of America
Democracy
World Organisation
Gompers Leads American Labor in Paris Stand
In Paris February 4, Samuel Gompers heads the American Federation of Labor delegation. They refuse to attend the Berne international labor conference. They accuse Berne of German influence and say German labor will not present demands at the peace table. American labor radicals warn of possible meetings after the peace treaty is signed.
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Paris
America Federation of Labor
Bamuel Gompers
Borne
Switzerland
Agaeris
Americans Not Guilty of Grimes Charged
Brigadier General Hart in a Paris district report rejects claims of widespread American lawlessness. He cites exhaustive investigations showing crimes by American soldiers from January 1918 to January 1919 were extremely few compared to the number in Paris, noting sensational newspaper accusations misled the public.
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Grimes
Pais
Fort
Paris
Starbord
Hart
Hardin Prohibition Bill Clears House Amid Debate
The Hardin bill, a hardline prohibition measure, was adopted as a special order of business and passed the third reading with all rules suspended. Debate focused on amendments limiting liquor allowances and defining penalties, with mixed support from lawmakers and temperance groups backing the bill.
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Kelley
House
Kansas
Hardin
Hasbrouck
Farnsworth
Ftaw
Clark
Kendall
Marsh
Rollins
Btorey
Wool prices set for spring clip by national group
Salt Lake City Feb 4 Wool growers will receive from 40 to 50 cents per pound for the coming spring clip. S W McClure secretary of the National Wool Growers Association, says the government will fix a minimum price equal to the British price and the world’s lowest price. Sales may end July 4 to avoid interfering with the season.
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Boston
Britt Easy Win Beats Stock in Ten Round Bout
Fravtilg Britt of New Bedford Massachusetts out boxed and outfought Max Stock of Cleveland in a ten round boxing match in Minneapolis. Stock was overwhelmed by Britt’s speed and power through most rounds.
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Minneapolis
Fravtilg Britt
New Bedford
Mass
Max Stock
Cleveland
Jys
French chemists operate German ice plants say AP dispatch
A Frankfort dispatch reports that occupying French chemists have taken control of the Hochter Dye and Chemical works. French and German chemists are jointly producing dyes and chemicals for export to allied nations while shipments to certain points in Germany are prohibited.
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Associated Press
Gerlin
Preece
Vossisele Zelteng
Frankfort
Hochter
Germany
French Government to Release Troops From This Country
The French minister of war notified the state department that Americans who volunteered for the war’s duration will be discharged upon request. In Beavertown a local event featured Mrs Nere Pew rolling a beret eight miles in payment of a water misdeed, as Christmas near.
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Amecotate Press
Washington, Fel
State Department
Mra, Nere Pew
Beavertown
Christma
General strike set for Seattle on Thursday
Seattle labor union leaders announce a city wide strike at 10 a m Thursday involving about 65 000 workers including 20 000 metal trades workers already in shipyards and contracts The city will run municipal services and street cars will operate under city officials plans include crop kitchens for up to 160 000 people and milk stations for children to be set up
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Wash
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Pacific Coast
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Tip Cooks’ Union
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