Death of Sheriff Pat Hayes in Denver Hotel
Pat H. Hayes, sheriff of Laramie county, died in his hotel room at the Standish in Denver after a several days illness described as walking influenza. He was 39, unmarried, and survived by his mother in Colorado Springs and three brothers and sisters. Under-sheriff Edward G. Sheels will succeed him. Funeral arrangements were not 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
Zero hour reached as camp reports influenza clean record
The base hospital at Camp Kearney San Diego reports no influenza or pneumonia cases in the 24 hours to midnight last night. No deaths occurred. Discharges total 173 from the 16th division, with a few additional arrivals for discharge.
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Camp Kearney
San Diego
Enlif
Three Railroad Workers Die In Train Wreck at Altoona
Three railroad employees were killed when the Chicago mail train eastbound derailed at Altoona Pennsylvania. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as authorities investigated the cause of the accident and notified families.
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Associated Press
Altoon
Pennsylvania
Shoenberger
Here
Junita River
Extension Strike in England Seems Inevitable
London reports cabinet and departments work to solve labor troubles as tramway fears grow. Government recognizes railroad workers union. no strike extension yet, but Thursday shutdown feared. Haul Chase case to be decided tomorrow by John Heydler. Pennsylvania wreck near Shoenberger injures no one aboard.
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England
Associated Press
London
Railroad Organization of Workers
New York
John Heydler
National League
Haul Chase
Cincinnati
Bride Demands Hangman For Husband After Wounds
An early report from Chicago says Celia Jaensel, 11 year old bride of Arthur Maenvel, died from gunshot wounds inflicted by her husband. Police inquiry notes possible motives tied to government insurance schemes. The bride reportedly urged public condemnation before dying.
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Cincago
Celia Jaensel
Arthur Maenvel
Goth diviniOn
Weather forecast promises colder Wednesday with possible snow
The forecast indicates colder temperatures on Wednesday with a chance of snow on Thursday. Unretiled notes suggest winter weather in the area with potential impacts on travel and outdoor plans.
Russians Urge U S Opposition to Troop Withdrawal
The Russian Economic League urges Americans to oppose withdrawing troops aiding Bolshevik resistance. The warning says abandoning resistance would doom tens of thousands and invite Russian radical influence, threatening the United States. A Moscow decree calls men 19 to 45 to colors if talks fail. Pacific Coast League adopts double umpire system for 1919 season.
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New York
Russian Economic League
United States
America
San Francisco
Peb
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Bull Went Begging for Funds to Bernstorff
Testimony in Philadelphia federal court ties Jeremiah O Leary and associates to seeking German help for a magazine promoting new Americanism. Witness Rudolf Brunau says O Leary asked for Bernstorff’s aid and later reported it to Dr Dergborg who took command. The witness could not recall exact sums, quoting 16000 or 26000 dollars. A conference of women in Washington seeks to mobilize female energy on democracy and world organization issues.
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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
Gompers Heads U S Labor Delegation in Paris
Paris Feb 4 The American Federation of Labor delegation led by Samuel Gompers says it refused to attend the Berne international labor conference. It asserts American organizations sent demands to the peace conference and that Berne proposals are German made. The delegation believes German labor presents no demands at the final peace table and that post peace treaty meetings may follow.
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Paris
America Federation of Labor
Bamuel Gompers
Borne
Switzerland
Agaeris
Americans Not Guilty of Grimes Charged
Brigadier General Hart, commander in the Paris district, declares reports of widespread lawlessness by Americans during 1918 19 are unfounded. He cites exhaustive investigations showing very few crimes attributed to American soldiers in Paris compared with their numbers.
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Grimes
Pais
Fort
Paris
Starbord
Hart
Hardin Prohibition Bill Passes House Amid Opposition
The Hardin bill, known as the famous prohibition measure, was read a third time and passed unanimously after special order of business. Debate centered on amendments limiting liquor allowances and exceptions, with supporters saying only this bill advances dry legislation while opponents expressed concern over restrictive provisions.
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Kelley
House
Kansas
Hardin
Hasbrouck
Farnsworth
Ftaw
Clark
Kendall
Marsh
Rollins
Btorey
Wool growers to receive 40 to 50 cents a pound for spring clip
Salt Lake City February 4 Wool growers will get 40 to 50 cents per pound for the coming spring clip says S W McClure secretary of the National Wool Growers Association who just returned from Washington He toured the capital to block a move to sacrifice wool stocks in Boston warehouses The government will set a minimum price equal to the British price or world low The sales may end July 4 to avoid interfering with the season's clip sale plans
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Boston
Britt Easy Victory Over Stock in Cleveland Bout
New Bedford light heavyweight Britt boxed and out fought Cleveland’s Max Stock for a ten round win in Minneapolis style venue.
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Minneapolis
Fravtilg Britt
New Bedford
Mass
Max Stock
Cleveland
Jys
French chemists operate German ice plants report war dispatch
A Frankfort dispatch to the Vossisele Zelteng says French chemists at Hochter Dye and Chemical works are working with German chemists to produce dyes and chemicals for export to Allied countries. Movement of these chemicals to points in Germany is prohibited.
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Associated Press
Gerlin
Preece
Vossisele Zelteng
Frankfort
Hochter
Germany
French War Troop Release Announced by Paris
The French minister of war informed the U S state department that American volunteers serving for the war will be discharged upon request. A bizarre local note mentions Mrs Nina Pew of Beavertown rolling a beret in a water payment scene eight miles away as the crowd watched, and a claim the war would not end before Christmas.
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Amecotate Press
Washington, Fel
State Department
Mra, Nere Pew
Beavertown
Christma
General strike announced for Thursday on Pacific coast
Seattle labor leaders declare readiness for a general strike involving 65 000 workers with 20 000 metal trades already in contract shape. City will run municipal services and streetcars in their absence, while plans include crop kitchens feeding 160 000 people and special milk stations for children.
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Wash
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Pacific Coast
Ecity Offterry
Tip Cooks’ Union
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