Wyoming Legislature approves two year general appropriations
The legislature approved a two year general appropriations package totaling over 1.46 million dollars with further increases expected as more bills pass. The House, after seven hours of work, advanced H. B. 206 and set evening sessions to finish pending measures including educational livestock and administration bills.
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Governor Allen Details Argonne Battle Shortages
Governor Allen testified to Congress that the 25th National Guard division faced severe shortages in artillery, aircraft signaling, and horses during the Argonne fighting. He cited casualties totaling about 8,000 with roughly 2,000 killed, and argued that the division fought with scant mechanical support while Americans advanced beyond the Mouse. He said much information came from France and received supportive letters from battle participants.
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Departure of Son II Kendall Sheds New Light on Hus sian Problem
Representative D E B Kendall of Sherluan leaves for home to see Lt Paul Kendall who is to spend a few days in Sheridan before heading to Siberia. Kendall, who graduated from West Point last November, will return after arranging his plans for the journey amid reports of a large expedition from San Francisco.
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Poland Appeals to Supreme Council Against Huns
Warsaw February 17 The Polish side of the dispute with Germany over Posen was presented to the allied commission by M Korfen a former member of the Reichstag From Polish districts He charged German troops with attacking plundering and burning villages and accused Berlin of brutality He said Poland sought an armistice and peace conference ruling A delegation was sent to Berlin but the Germans refused to sign the accord
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Portugal Declares Republic Saved Amid Prison Claims
Washington reports Lisbon claims final suppression of Portugal's revolutionary movement. Celro, monarchist leader, and several cabinet members are said to be imprisoned. Weather remains mild with periods of fair in coming days. Notices list multiple deaths including Mrs. John Bevan of Divide Ohio and others with funeral details.
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Secretary Wilson rebukes union protest on deported aliens
Secretary of Labor Wilson says aliens advocating overthrow or destruction will be deported under immigration law. He defends the process, notes fair trials, and states that no I W W member will be deported as such. He emphasizes the aim to end dangerous sea travel and upholds due process.
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German Assembly Hearses Hasse Defiant on Socialism
State. HERR HASSE WEIMAR Feb 17. The German revolution last November a farce, and a real one is yet to come, Herr Hasse declared in the assembly today. He assailed Count Hirsdorf Hanzau the foreign minister and said his program lacked socialism. He asserted the former emperor had war on for nearly a month before declaration.
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Copper market: surplus releases to curb price drop
Washington February 17. Government plans to throw on the market copper iron and lead held by the government will be gradual to avoid further market depression. Officials say the move aims to reduce surpluses without worsening conditions for producers or buyers.
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Withdrawal of Allied Troops in Russia By Spring
Secretary Baker indicated to the military committee that allied troops would withdrawal from Russia by spring. The letter to the House Military Committee notes a planned, certain withdrawal timeline.
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Bliss details U S rail troops to Murmansk for N Russia aid
General Bliss reports the president approved sending two American railroad units to Murmansk to protect troops, supply aid, and ensure quick withdrawal timing. Britain reportedly assigns about 2,400 troops and seeks cooperation, arguing the Murmansk line is essential to Archangel resupply. British authorities show no current concern over the northern Russia situation.
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Renewal Armistice Terms Agreed to by Germany in Foch Car
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Foch signed the renewed armistice terms in his private car at 6 30 pm Sunday. Berlin notes say German delegates pressed for mercy in prisoner exchanges and for trading rights with occupied territories while pledging to curb aggression and open Poland to the Baltic.
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Armistice renewal outlined by Foch to Germany
Marshal Foch presented new terms for renewing the armistice requiring Germany to cease all offensive moves against Poland and prevent troop crossings into Russia. The Polish line features a southeast to northward path across several towns and frontier areas, granting Poland a substantial German portion. Renewal is for an undefined period with a three day notice by either side. Mathias Erzberger spoke for Germany as Foch opened the conference.
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Miners Vote to End Strike. Paris Talks Report
The L W W miners on strike voted today to call off the walkout. In Paris Marshal Foch announced to the supreme council that Germany accepted terms for renewal of the armistice.
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Americans On Interned Warship 66 Men Marry Turkish Wives
Eighteen of the 66 crew members from the gunboat Scorpion, interned at Constantinople from 1918 to last November, married Turkish women and stayed behind. Former commander, arriving with the crew, said a new relief crew was sent after the armistice. One Yeoman Joseph Darley aged 66 wished to remain to marry a Turkish girl 28 and his request was granted with pension efforts planned.
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Seattle Strikers to Go Back and Stand in Line
Shipyard owners announce open yards on Wednesday after a 25 000 worker strike closed since January 1. Employers plan to reinstate workers on their previous status under government contracts, with selective rehiring at the gates. Foremen report readiness to resume operations as crews return to the yards.
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Butte Miners End Strike Return to Work Under Council Decision
Butte miners end nine day strike as thousands return to the Almoro mines. Officials say the strike is called off temporarily on counsel recommendation, with about 56 000 appearing for work and 3 000 initially employed. Most will be back within 48 hours as operations resume in Montana's key industry.
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Sir Wilfrid Laurier to Lie in State in Ottawa
GPIAWA Ontario Feb 17 The body of Sir Wilfrid Laurier former Canadian premier who died at his home today after paralysis will lie in state in the House of Commons from Thursday to Saturday. On Saturday the casket will go to Jagred Heart church for mass by Archbishop Mathieu. Further state funeral details to be arranged at cabinet meeting tomorrow.
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Bolshevik Threats Ahead of Russia Withdrawal
Senate testimony warned that if all allied forces pull out of northern Russia the Bolsheviks would unleash a brutal massacre of civilians. The witness claimed Bolshevik violence followed every withdrawal and cited Archangel as an example of prior aggression by the movement.
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Debate on League To Begin Despite Wilson Appeal
Wil Wasen, Feb 17. Debate on the League of Nations charter will likely start in the senate within a day or two despite President Wilson’s request to withhold discussion until he consults with leaders. Senator Poindexter plans to attack on Wednesday, with Horah and Reed also expected to speak against the program. The foreign relations committee participants remain uncertain as many members lean toward honoring the president’s request.
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Situation moscom worse than ever latest report
London Feb 17 reports from Heuler’a describe worsening conditions in war torn regions. Executions continued, corpses filled streets, and civilians faced hunger as Bolsheviks struggled to gain support amid food shortages. Population cited at about 500 000 with hundreds dying weekly. Washington Feb 17 Congress stalled over appropriations delaying river reforms and a night session.
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