Men of draft age urged into ordnance training at Oregon
Oregon reports 21 to 40 year olds may enter six week training at the University of Oregon for ordnance service in France. The program, run with the War Department, offers pay, lodging, and a path to potential noncommissioned status, with examinations and eligibility rules for drafted and preboard men.
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Washington, D.C
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Eugene
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Ordnance
National Army
King Coal's "G H Q" Promises Coal Flood Across States
A Pittsburg interview with a King Coal spokesman describes vast coal reserves and a nationwide shortage paradox. Miners in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio report idle mines despite abundant coal, with rail car shortages hindering shipments and storage practices discussed.
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Old King Coal
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Atlantic Ocean
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South Osio
Pennsylvania
Kelila
Ohio
Germany
Tri-State
Ancient Chinese Script Found on Oracle Bones at Museum
The British Museum houses early Chinese writing on animal oracle bones inscribed with gliarackaem, illustrating ancient glyphs and ceremonial inscriptions from prehistoric times.
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British Museum
Casper Edges Cheyenne 26 to 24 in Close Local Showdown
Casper defeated Cheyenne 26 to 24 in a tense gym battle. Cheyenne’s Leslie stood out before fouling out in the final quarter as Casper held on for the narrow win.
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Casper
Cheyenne
Leslie
Bolshevik Leader Captured by Poles Reported
Dispatches describe the capture of a Bolshevik army leader by Polish forces as part of ongoing war developments. Reports note conferences in Berlin involving the German emperor and crown prince with Bulgarian, Austro-Hungarian, and Turkish officials and discussions on social and political issues at home.
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Wilhelm Dittmann
Berne
Berlin
Herr Hoefer
Germany
Sammies Frustrate Hun Air Raid
American troops faced heavy German bombardment near Toul recalling first gas experiences as gas shells were fired but many men remained at their posts after minor wounds. Officers and men kept masks on until a shell hole exposed troops without masks as they rolled dice. Exact sector details are withheld for security.
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Toul
RESERVES RIGHT TO RUN WAR INDEPENDENTLY
Washington reports that the United States remains a co belligerent not a political ally after Versailles while agreeing with some conference conclusions. No opposing view was stated by officials. Guadalupe Lejuna a Mexican was jailed after luring a compatriot and stealing $10 a ten inch knife found on him. Police Judge Swainsouw ordered ten days in jail. CK HOUSE BURNS. Sparks from a passing locomotive started a fire at Cook Brothers ice house back of 4410 street. A coal shed burned. total damages about $20.
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War Council
Versailles
United States
Jalil
Guadalupe Lejuna
Colorado & Southern Company
Swainsouw
Colorado and Southern
Cook Brothers
Street
Mrs Plank Visits City Aboard From Wyoming
Mrs. Plank formerly Miss Nellia Rutledge of Cheyenne now resides at Pinedale Wyoming arrived yesterday morning and visited with her aunt Mrs Reid.
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BE. 8. Plank
Nellia Rutledge
Cheyenne
Pinedale
Wyo
Mra, W. EH
L. Reid
Mixed Abray Fined At 628 West Nineteenth Street Case
A group described as Negro and Mexican arrested last week for disorderly conduct at a rooming house on 628 West Nineteenth Street were fined by Police Justice Bwainson yesterday. Fines ranged from 0 to 50 dollars and Mrs Morris, proprietor of the rooming house, forfeited 50 dollars by failing to appear for trial.
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Pollee J Bwainson
Morris
Violinist Hopes Cheyenne Backs Conservatory Fund
A letter to J. J. Showalters secretary of the Industrial club from Frederick N. Ritter urges Cheyenne to raise 5000 dollars for a Cheyenne Conservatory of Music. The plan proposes 2000 in cash and 3000 in faith to hire violinist William F. T. Mollenhauer of Owatonna Wisconsin for performances.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
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William F.T. Mollenhiauer
J. J. Showalter
Industrial Club
Frederick N. Ritter
William F. T. Mollenhater
Owatonna
Wis
Cheyenne Conservatory of
Muate
Celebrated Musician Plans Wide Tour Explaining Wyoming
A renowned violinist agrees to travel the country to illustrate Wyoming's industrial and other advantages to the public, sharing insights with artists and residents alike.
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Wyoming
Denver to Pay Premiums on Soldiers War Risk Policy
Denver passes an ordinance on its third reading authorizing a policy of war risk insurance for every city and county resident in the army or navy with the city paying the annual premiums of 1000 per man. The measure directs the mayor to obtain the coverage and settle premiums for one year.
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Denver
Draftsman's Arm Broken in Stairway Fall
Albert GG. Melquist a draftsman in the division engineer's office of the Union Macific railroad broke an arm after slipping and falling down the stairs at his home located at 60 South Lincoln Way.
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Albert GG. Melquist
Union Macific Railroad
South
Lincoln "Way
Goers on Buying Trip Leave Local Cloak House Proprietor
Larry Freed, proprietor of the Famous Cloak and Salt House at 20% West Seventeenth Street, has departed on a buying trip to Chicago, St. Louis and New York markets to select new stock.
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Cloak and Salt House
West Seventeenth Street
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Governor Phillipp challenges La Follette to seek Wisconsin support
Madison Feb 5 Governor Phillipp urged Senator Robert M La Follette to return to Wisconsin and face the voters for re election He said if La Follette seeks his seat he should resign his senate post and ask the people of Wisconsin for renewed support The governor contended the people should determine if La Follette still represents their will.
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Wis
Covernor
Ly Philipp
Watertown
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Phillipp
Senate
Tila
Wiaronsin
Enow
Untitled line fragment on public debate and voting
A fragmentary report discusses a controversial 6 cent lie action and a debate on a vote by the people, mentioning Dan and settlement beyond dispute.
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Dan Settle
Epyife Lannen Suffering Scarlet Fever in Omaha Hospital
Iffla Lannen daughter of Me and Mia William Lannen of Cheyenne, a UNL attendee, is ill with scarlet fever in Omaha. She has been hospitalized several days. doctors report her condition not serious and expected to improve soon.
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Iffla Lannen
Mia
William Lannen
Chayenne
University of Nebraska At
Linegia
Ome
Cheyenne
Omaha
Calais Bombing Reports No Casualties Or Damage
German airmen attacked Calais last night but the war office said there were no victims and no material damage. The city hosts several military hospitals as part of wartime military facilities.
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Paris
Calais
War Office
Grip Follows The Snow LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Unclear fragment mentions a remedy with bromine and quinine for grip. Specific people, dates, or places are not provided. More legible text needed to identify the event or source.
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W. Ghove
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