Blood and War Rampage Quieted Fronts in Poland and Ukraine
Reports from Warsaw detail Bolshevik forces besieging Lemberg as Kiev and smaller cities suffer destruction along the western Russian frontier. Ukrainian troops aided by German artillery threaten city water and power while food dwindles and civilians flee. In Poland, Prince Fatihka leads a conservative liberal bid to topple the government, with Premier Moracewaki and other ministers detained as clashes occur but no collapse of authority reported.
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French Ambassador Arrives at Leith After Escape from Archangel
After fleeing Pétrograd and reaching Archangel on foot, French Ambassador to Huasla Moul ens, his staff, and several French officers arrived in Leith Scotland today.
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Wyoming crowns Carey as governor in quiet oath on old family Bible
Governor Robert D. Carey, born in Cheyenne, took the oath at noon in the capitol senate chamber to become Wyoming’s first native born governor. He succeeds his father Joseph M. Carey, who left office in January 1915, continuing a notable father son lineage in the state’s leadership.
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Confused March on Berlin Report Traced to Propaganda
The Associated Press reports a Polish army purportedly marching on Berlin, but the bureau cautions the claim as a propaganda ploy. French and British correspondents were recalled as governments doubt the reports’ authenticity and question whether they serve political aims.
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President Wilson in Turin receives orderly trembly reception
In Turin on January 6 President Wilson was greeted by a large crowd as he toured the city. Thousands cheered Vire Wilson while mayors from Piedmont gathered in a three thousand strong welcome, with honors, smiles, and handshakes before his departure for Paris.
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Roosevelt Death Sparks National Mourning in Washington
Washington mourned Theodore Roosevelt with flags at half mast and official tributes from government leaders. Congress adjourned after eulogies, the Supreme Court paused, and discussions began on political effects for 1920 and party realignments.
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Not Roomy Russell at Dinky Ft Logan for Muster Out
Camp Lewis officials said the 61st division will not be sent back for denobilization. California and Nevada members will go to the Presidio and Camp Kearny, San Francisco. Colorado and nearby states likely to be sent to Fort Logan, Colo.
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Grand Jury Proceedings Open in Wyoming Court
Veniremen from all portions of Wyoming were called as the United district court convened this morning. A variety of cases will be considered by the petit jury venire and trial juries will be selected from those serving. report next Monday.
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Roosevelt Used Secretary's Absence to Warn Dewey of War
Roosevelt used Secretary Long’s absence on February 25 1898 to cable Admiral Dewey with a war warning and instructions to prepare for conflict with Spain. The order, sent under Roosevelt’s name, directed Dewey to keep the Olympia in Manila Bay and to initiate offensive actions if war began, highlighting Roosevelt’s push for readiness and later reform of naval gunnery.
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Big Army Plans Care for Colonels
Washington reports discuss stabilizing army ranks and the need for commissions for officers. Secretary Baker outlines ideas to provide assignments for colonels and to place care for regular troops, aiming to support up to 0,000 men.
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Wilson to Hear Peace League Debates This Week
President Wilson will return to Paris to join the peace conference with no formalities. Robert Cecil and Lloyd George are among early arrivals to present British views. Delegates from France Russia Poland and Syria seek interviews as the conference prepares for next week sessions.
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Weather Outlook: Fall Tuesday and Wednesday Cooler Northeast
A weather brief notes fall conditions with a cold turnout on Tuesday and Wednesday. The northeast region is expected to be colder with temperatures dipping by midweek.
Roosevelt Funeral in Oyster Bay With Card-Only Admission
Col Theodore Roosevelt will be laid to rest Wednesday afternoon at Oyster Bay with a simple Episcopal service and no music or eulogy. Admission will be by card only issued from the colonel's New York office, limited to relatives and intimate friends, as mourners gather from many nations to honor the former president and his son Quentin.
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Booze Dwindling But U S Navy With Liquor Left
Washington report from customs collectors shows 119 102 796 gallons of whiskey and spirits still in bonded warehouses as of January 1. Liquor withdrawals have doubled in the last three months, spurred by tax proposals in the relief revenue bill.
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