Inaugural Ball Planned for Colorado Governor elect
Denver reports George Altred Parsion will lead an elaborate inaugural ball in Denver on January 12, 1915. The event seeks 12,500 guests with grand pageantry including military units, fraternal orders, and foreign consular representatives at the Auditorium. Tickets require advance purchase amid extensive lighting and decor plans.
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Foreign Consular Service
Llarry Kuffner
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Europe Expects US Victory in Neutrality Talks Amid War Strains
Washington dispatch reports that most of Europe hopes the United States will prevail in its negotiations with Great Britain over the control of neutral shipping. Privately diplomats warn that Britain’s policy has cost neutral governments dearly, with Holland, Norway, and Sweden delaying imports. German food needs grow as war demands increase, while Petrograd notes German attempts to force the Beura river crossing, suffering heavy casualties in night assaults and pontoon incursions.
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England
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Norway
Sweden
Germany
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Leavy
Diseased Meat Law Aims to Cut Living Costs
The law allows storilized meats from diseased animals to be sold at lower prices after proper processing, claiming no localized lesions but usable portions can be canned after sterilized cooking. Diseased meat will be condemned before slaughter and post mortem inspection continues. sausages banned to prevent trichinosis. Stronger consumer protections and penalties for violations are imposed.
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Germany
Austria
Solons quarrel over appointments in Senate inquiry
Washington January 4 The Senate Judiciary Committee ordered an inquiry into the president’s authority to make recess appointments to fill vacancies during a congressional session. A subcommittee named Culberson Teed Walsh Durandeges Borah to conduct the investigation and the panel voted to recommend rejecting the appointment of J. C. Bland United States marshal for the Western Missouri district.
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Borah
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Kansas City
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Missouri
Wyoming Weather Forecast Notes Cold Snap Ahead
F. TM Weather Washington reports Wyoming forecast with fair Tuesday, possible northeast winds, colder central conditions, and a blustery Wednesday. details indicate changing temperatures and windy intervals across the state.
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Washington
Wyoming
Convict Portraits Governor Kendrick Painted in Prison
Lon J. Sargeant, inmate at Tawkie prison serving a forgery sentence in Carbon county, painted a portrait of Governor Kendrick after a meeting. The artwork, praised as a remarkably accurate likeness, was shown at the state home while Kendrick was sworn in.
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Tawkie
Lon J. Sargeant
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Sargeant
Portrat Aiowlie
Inauguration Parade for Gov Kendrick and Carey
A detailed account of the inauguration events for Gov John B. Kendrick and the retiring Gov. Carey. The procession began at the executive mansion, moved along Capitol Avenue, and ended with remarks by public officials. Crowds cheered as the delegation rode to the state house and ceremonies continued on the steps.
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