Rescue of 201 From Formidable Sinking
A cutter from the British battleship Formidable reached Lyne-Rex Dorsetshire with 50 men. total saved 201 of 780 crew. Survivors exhausted. many perished in a second explosion. Admiralty silent on cause or location. Other front reports include renewed German drives in Argonne and moves across Galicia.
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Moselle
Meuse
State Second in Production of Wool in 1914
Montana ranked first in wool production in 1914 with 30,177,000 pounds, followed by Wyoming with 85,476,000 pounds and New Mexico third at 19,077,000 pounds. The total U S wool output reached 290,192,000 pounds, per Agriculture Department estimates, slightly below 1913 figures.
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United States
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Department of Agriculure
National Association of Wool Manu
Department of Agericulture
Montana
New Mexico
Herbert wins high jump at local track meet
CHIVAGO January 2 Herbert a six foot five inch jumper won the high jump at a local track meet yesterday clearing five feet six inches amid strong competition.
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al Herbert
Toms
Clear Ag
Uae
Peace convention in Mexico postponed amid campaign activity
Mexican leaders delay the peace meeting as Villista and Zapata troops fight across the front. Villa is reported in Mexico City, Zapata in Cuernavaca, with delays possible until decisive victories are won. Carranza forces claim San Luis Potosí with Robelo and Gonzales leading advances.
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Gutierrez
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Cuernavaca
Scott
Arizona
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Carranza
Galveston
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Cosio Robelo
Robelo
Pablo Gonzales
Rodrigueo Station
Kaiser's Condition Reported Worsening in Brussels
Amsterdam correspondent for the London press reports a Berlin doctor says the Kaiser’s condition has deteriorated. The illness is thought to be the same that affected his father and mother and is worsened by his strenuous life and continuous smoking.
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Brussels
Berlin
Amsterdam
Kapress
Weather Summary From Wyoming Reports Snow and Cold
Weather bulletin notes Sunday fall and expected Monday snow in Wyoming. Local forecasts indicate snow in northern districts with continued cold conditions across the region.
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Washington
Wyoming
Nor.h
Butte Court Hears Guilty Verdicts and Theft Case
In Butte Montana on January 2 Owen, found guilty recently of Rid oppe Martin marking and deporting him down the Butte labor trenches Augue, was sentenced to 10 months in the state prison. The final case, Thomas Ketailick charged with the theft of money and valuables, began today.
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Mth
Martin
Butte
Tate
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Wyoming inaugurates Kendrick as new governor in grand ceremony
Officials assume duties amid splendor as decorations glow on Capitol Avenue. Chief Justice Seoty administers oath to Kendrick and Justice Potter to other officials. Mayor La Fontaine to speak. Farewell to Carey precedes oath. Inaugural address and receptions proceed in governor's office and statehouse.
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John L. Baird
Kelith K. O. Clark
Mra
Rose A. Kird-Maley
Frank L. Holux
R. B. Forsyth
Richard JH. Scott
Supreme Court
Baird
Dird-Maley
Newcastle
Maley
T. B. McDonough
Casper
Charles B. Morgan
Burke HH. Sinclair
Sheridan Enterprise
Oleet Kendrick
Catherine Teague
Russians Prepare Major Attack on Hungary
Vienna reports no doubt that a Russian assault targets Hungary rather than Germany. Dispatches describe enormous forces crossing the Carpathians from Nysykow, Bleyt, Turks and Gorlice with the Eighth Huean corps at the lead, while Warsaw fronts hold and German reserves may be drawn from Poland to assist the Austro-Hungarian effort.
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Amendments Adopted In Immigration Bill Debate
Washington January 2 amendments adopted by votes 84 to 22 exempt Belgian farmers from the literacy test and bar the anti migration clause for aliens engaged in agricultural pursuits. The bill for aliens passed 80 to 7 with some members wavering over the literacy test.
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Washington
Janu
Head of pig emblem rejected by Chicago committee
A Chicago January 2 report notes the design for the International Exhibition badge failed the committee’s criteria. The center image showing a pig's head was deemed inappropriate for Chicago’s emblem representing industry meat packing and related trade.
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Chicagh
Ahimneo
Hlenno AM
New England
Tide
Chicago
A& Pe
Colorado coal strike settles. report to detail ginger hints
Washington Jan 2 The Colorado coal strike has been settled and the House Mines Committee plans to issue a report on strike zone conditions. A full committee meeting will be called soon and the report will include recommendations to improve living conditions in mine camps and possible changes to the industrial system.
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Washington
Althe
Colorado
House
Convittee
Chairwan Footor
Filipinos Not Ready for Self-Government Says NYT Report
Washington report to a committee notes that the Filipino people will be unfit for self government for 40 years likely into the next half century. The statement frames ongoing debates over administration bill for the Philippines.
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Washington
Jan
Twtt
Nate
Meatoo Convention Adopts Agenda in Mexico City Meeting
Washington dispatch reports the national convention met in Mexico City and adjourned today, with officials noting the gathering now in recess until Monday. The state department relayed the update from the meeting.
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Washington
Noch
State Department
Busy Prospective Session Sets Wyoming Legislature Agenda
Wyoming lawmakers prepare for the thirteenth Wheintyl session starting Tuesday with a 60 day term. Republicans control the senate and house with major roles, while numerous bills on public utilities roads taxation and reform are anticipated. A constitutional amendment on prohibition and labor measures are under discussion as the session opens. Governor Kendrick's message is expected January 15.
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Senate
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Wyoming Securitien
Whch
Poamered Intor
Ksendrick
Despondent Dairy Proprieter Dead After Poisoning
In Des Moines Pred Filkins 23 a dairy proprietor ingested carbolic acid at noon and died later the note left for his father A. C Filings of Tracy Minnesota and Olive Mahimen of Waterloo Iowa before coming here was a submobile racer in Minnesota
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Filkins
A. ¢. Filings
Tracy
Mion
Mise
Olive Mahimen
Waterloo
Towa
Minnesota
Frisco Papers Raise Prices Amid War News and Paper Costs
Frisco newspapers boost prices from 1 to 2 cents per copy after a year of testing. War coverage boosts circulation while domestic business conditions limit advertising rate increases. White paper costs have surged, yet California papers keep their previous five cent price.
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