American Losses in Siberia Rise in Archangel Area
A cable from Archangel dated February 4 reports that through January 27 American forces in the Archangel region total 180 killed or died of other causes and 629 wounded or injured, with 4 a total casualty list of 409 of 4925. Casualties include 3 officers and 58 enlisted killed in action and 198 wounded in action.
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Washington, D
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Plan for government-owned railroads proposed by union
Glenn E. Plumb told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that permanent rail management should be government controlled until a lasting plan is set. The plan calls for government ownership, a single operating corporation, profit sharing with workers, and joint control by employees the public and the government, with rate reductions when profits rise.
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Washington, D. C
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Chicago
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Sheridan Judge Burgess Called to Help Supreme Court in Cheyenne
Judge Burgess of Sheridan received a call from the supreme court to go to Cheyenne and assist, leaving this moon to fulfill duties. Due to Judge Blyden Burgs illness, the Sheridan district judge is asked to sit with the supreme bench. He also received a telegram to travel by February 10 to preside for Judge Winter in the district court, uncertain if both engagements can be met.
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Sheridan
Supreme Court
Cheyenne
Blydenburg
Supreme Bench
Iil
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Winter
Siter of Geo. Jaiber Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. P. C. Dings sister to George W. Daiber of this city died late Friday afternoon in a Temple Texas hospital after a brief illness. Mr Daiber learned Thursday of her critical condition and left for Texas. He is with his mother at Ardmore Oklahoma and plans to travel with her to Texas. This follows a prior family tragedy in November when his brother died from gun wounds on a Cheyenne ranch.
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Ardmore
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Cheyenne
Momen 10 Secures Full Rights at Peace Conference
Paris feb 7 the supreme council bulletin reports terms of the peace with Germany and notes labor and government commissions will discuss representation. It states women will be eligible as delegates on equal terms with men at the conference.
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Supreme Council
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Germany
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Women Suffrage Bill Advances in Paris Chamber
The Lusomburg chamber of deputies tentatively adopted a bill granting women the right to vote and to stand for election, marking a key step in extending political rights. The move follows debates on eligibility and the scope of suffrage in the French parliament.
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Paris
Lusomburg Chamber of Deputies
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Labor profit sharing debate on fair rates by interstate rail plan
Senator Cummins questions how the Interstate Commerce Commission would set fair rates under a labor profit sharing plan. Mr. Plumb suggests initial rates could yield one percent net earnings for employees and one percent for the government, with adjustments if the government's share rises. He argues capital interests resist, labor supports early settlement, and stresses labor efficiency would rise if workers control efficiency via profit sharing.
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Iowa
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Plumb
Congress
General strike paralyzes northwest Hungary across nations
A general strike began in northwest Hungary, shutting hotels and cafes and halting all business. By Thursday the action spread to upper Hungary with merchants officials and railway postal and law employees joining. The Czech commander threatened postal strikers with death but failed to force a return to work.
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Budapest
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French war mission in Auckland seeks German trade model
AUCKLAND New Zealand February reports the French war mission led by General Paul Pau visiting Auckland. A French officer summarized the mission aims, saying they want to learn how Germany conducted trade there and to take Germany’s place.
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New Zealand
Paul Pau
Gale
Germany
Seattle Strike Deepens As City Deals With Unrest
Seattle officials and union leaders failed to agree on calling off the general sympathetic strike affecting 65,000 workers. Mayor Ole Hansen and business figures seek mediation as troops guard utilities, while rumors of broader walkouts sweep San Francisco and Oakland.
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Seattle
Wash
Ole Hansen
J. W. Spangler
M. A. Matthews
Associated Press
Seatte
Hansen
Cheyenne Defeats Laramie 27 to 17 In Fast Basket Game
Cheyenne basketball team defeated Laramie 27 to 17 in a fast game last evening. Lassig led the Cheyenne effort as the standout performer with strong scoring and defense.
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Ghicyenne
Laramie
Thramie
Lassig
Allies' peace terms spark feared German wage slave plan
Berlin reports a German historian warns Paris peace terms may force Germany into decades of subjection. He argues new demands would ignite future war while threatening Saarbrucken and its coal fields. Weimar assembly opens with Chancellor Ebert denouncing expulsions and appeals for restraint.
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Courage Ignored as Archduke Albrecht Missed Medal
Vienna report recounts Archduke Albrecht who avoided front lines during a 1917 battle with Italian forces. Despite strong connections, he was not listed for decorations and was kept behind lines three kilometers from combat. The colonel sought to honor him but faced internal opposition and relief.
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Enteminer
Schladerbach
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Hin Coe Oan
Battlefield Tours to Paris Draw Fresh Crowd
Europe braces for a surge of travelers as peace signed and traffic resumes. Thousands in the United States Canada and Britain plan visits to battlefields on the continent to view sites of the Great War battles and honor fallen loved ones. Destinations include Nike Mars Arras Ypres Verdun and others noted for history.
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Europe
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Canada
Nike
British Strikers Start Returning to Work
London February 7 Associated Press reports that electric trade unions ordered an immediate resumption of work by its members while awaiting action by the national body on the government's stance toward the strike.
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