Clemenceau Opposes Wilson Over Peage Conference Balance
Paris dispatch reports Clemenceau declares he will oppose Wilson at the Peage Conference defending the old balance of power while the president’s speech contrasts sharply. Wilson plans rest on New Year’s Day before a overnight departure for Italy, signaling continued policy differences.
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Clemenceau
Wilson
Peage
America
France
Italy
Great Britain
Manchester
United States
Preas
Paris
Paria
President's Paris Trip Noted in Calais Visit and Special Train
The president arrived in Calais at 12 40 and was welcomed by the governor and other French officials. He then departed for Paris at 1 o'clock aboard a special train.
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Calais
Paria
Franklin Day Urges War Savings Stamp Drive
A telegram received by W. G. Irvine from Kansas City district headquarters requests wide publicity for January 17, Franklin's birthday, designated as National War Savings Day to boost War Savings Stamp sales. The note cites the Treasury Department and calls for expansive public notice.
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Benjamin Franklin
William ©. Irvine
Kansas City
Treasury Department
Jamin Franklin
National War Savings
Rumanians Face Hunger as Relief Efforts Mobilize
The report notes food shortages in Vienna and Romania with authorities warning supplies may run out within days. Hoover says Vienna can only feed about two million for ten days while Romanian stocks could last at most twenty more days, prompting new relief missions to Poland and Austria.
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Meocate Press
Washington, D. C
Triest
Siberia
Austria
Poland
Vienna
Viena
Rumania
Hoover
Viennese
Berne
Switzerland
Romania
Dolshoviem
Denver Tramway Strike Ties Up Service
Denver tramway workers refused to pay seven tent fares and crowded onto cars causing a tie up. Only clash occurred with hospital construction workers who ejected crew and brought a car into town for themselves.
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Associated Preas
Denver, Dee.dl
Hour Incs
Denver Tramway
Cara
Elks Gift to Salvation Army Totaling 900000
The Elks Commission announced a 900000 New Venture gift from the war relief fund to the Salvation Army. Commander Frankline Booth presented the check and noted the donation honors a great work in the name of God and humanity. Governor Tener of Pennsylvania chairs the commission.
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Associated
New -York
War Commission
Order of Rika
Salvation Anny
Frangeline Booth
Elks’ Commission
Tenner
Pennsylvania
Troop Train Derails in Blizzard Kills Three in Canada
QUEBEC Dec 31 Three men were killed and fifty five injured when a troop train bound for Halifax derailed near Egmonton on the National Transcontinental rail line during a heavy blizzard. One car overturned and others derailed as report delays hindered details. Meanwhile in Warsaw December 31 a street disaster left forty seven people dead.
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Quebec
Halifax
Egmonton
Turmoil in City As National Guard Patrols Streets
Clashes erupted between troops and civilians amid high tension as demonstrations for freeing Bolshevik supporters continued. A martial law atmosphere prevails with municipal and national guards patrolling while cavalry move through avenues and heavy guns sound as a warning to revolutionists. Ignats Padgrewekt’s arrival from Posen bolsters authorities amid anxious days.
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Revolutionfete
National Guard
Municipal
Ovtekirta
Officers charged manslaughter for sinking of ship
Peoria dispatch reports warrants for manslaughter were issued tonight for Capt. Herman Meir and Plot George L. Williams of the steamer Columbia. The vessel sank in the Lilinoia river near Peoria on July 6, killing 88 persons. The warrants were issued by Coroner W. A. Elliott after the coroner's jury recommended action. the officers will be taken into custody tomorrow.
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Peoria
Herman Meir
George L. Williams
W. A. Eliott
Weather Outlook: Warm but steady midweek
The forecast calls for generally unchanged temperatures across Wednesday and Thursday with little variation. Skies remain mostly clear and temperatures show only minor fluctuations.
Albany Inaugural Day Boosts New York Democrats
In Albany a gala day for New York Democrats marks the inauguration of Alfred E. Smith and the restoration of Democratic control. Delegations flood in on special trains from across the state as a large parade unfolds with Tammany Hall leading a 300 member delegation in the marching line.
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Csalbany
SN. Y
New York
Guy
Alfred E. Smith
Tammany Hall
Wyoming Education Struggles Highlight Rural School Delays
The state board of education reports Wyoming's rural schools lag by decades in organization, supervision, and facilities. It cites more log or sod buildings, insufficient heating, lighting, books, and a lack of drinking fountains. City schools meet nine months, while some rural terms are only three to four months.
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State Board of Education
Rev
A. Huston
Edith K
Clark
Mra
Meta
D. B. Atkinson
RC. May
J. Quealy
Parks
Houx
J. C. Creager
Education
Wyoming
Ely
Ofr
Oly Echoola
Tara
Rattrand
Bualnesy
Federal agents seek clues in Philadelphia bombing probe
Authorities say they are pursuing every lead in the Philadelphia bombing outrages last night. A suspect known to police has been detained, but no one is charged. Officials say groups distributing revolutionary literature are under scrutiny as possible suspects.
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Phradelptia
Eral
Department of Nitlee Javest Galore
Dienrerr
Necharke
Philadelphia
Lugtre Abosehotekor
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
United States
Department of Justice
French Leader Signals Readiness to Let Allies Pay Their Way
Paris Dec 31 Former Premier Ribot told Associated Press the final settlement with nations opposed to the German coalition would consider each nation’s sacrifices and resources. He argued Germany must pay its share of war debts alongside losses to the Entente, while France’s burden should be weighed against its war costs and economic capacity. He warned punitive terms could harm trade and prompt emigration if Germany is deprived of foreign markets.
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Paris
Premice
Alejandre Ribot
Cape Cal Résourcea
M. Ribot
Entente Coalition
Jorsen
Ribot
Germany
Peace Congress
Ten Years Ago a Prairie Town Grows into Cheyenne Center
A look back at Cheyenne and Laramie County shows Burnes transformed from rolling prairie with a depot to a thriving trading hub. The area now has its own electric light system and water plant, a high school and grade school, and substantial real estate development aided by 22 179 acres sold to settlers. Wealth grows among merchants and ranchers, with Liberty Bonds purchases reaching about 1.5 million, and new buildings like the Hynds project signaling ongoing prosperity.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Union Pacific
Porvorster
Moro
Hilladale
Egbert, Carpenter
Laramie County
Calfear Burne
Carpenter
Will
Hynds
Stampa
Wyoming
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ELKS
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Hons
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Carl Deckle
Durham
Wyo
Beckle
Ironton
Tie
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Madhor
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