Five Socialists Facing Fate in Espionage Trial
The five Socialist federation members charged with conspiracy to violate the espionage act face jury deliberation tomorrow after closing arguments. District Attorney Cline labeled the defendants’ antiwar activities as organized sedition while defense counsel Cannen attacked key government witnesses and alleged witness coercion during case preparation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federa
Charles B. Cline
Cannen
Pvt
Arnold Schiller
Governor Carey Reflects On Induction And Wyoming’s Future
Governor Carey delivers a pledge filled address praising voters and state officers. He emphasizes trusted appointments, a postwar democracy, Wyoming’s war record, and an expected era of prosperity driven by population and industrial growth. He vows to fulfill promises and return to Cheyenne where he was born.
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Tay
Wyoming
Atas Savr
Advan
Cheyenne
Wyoming governor Houx retires after eight years in office
Hon Frank L. Houx longtime Wyoming official retires after serving as governor from February 1917 to 1919 and as secretary of state for eight years. He reflects on war duties, national defense work, and his desire to pass responsibilities to a younger successor. He praises staff fidelity and notes smooth state office operations despite wartime demands.
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Frank L. Houx
Robert de Carey
William Chaplin
Wyoming
John B. Kendrick
Secretary of State
Ofice
United States
Houx
Council For National Defense
National Guard
Timoc
Unclear Historical Note on Office Credit and Sentiment
Fragmentary OCR text references office credit and personal sentiment but lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals, organizations, places, or dates to anchor a precise news item. Further readable context is needed to produce a complete summary card.
Wilson relief plan faces strong opposition in committee
The home appropriations committee voted a very close 7 to 6 to approve President Wilsons request for 100 million dollars for European relief outside Germany. The bill goes to the House for prompt action with Shirley casting the deciding vote. Critics across parties call for a full administration plan and details on allied contributions amid war tax and spring loan concerns.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. c
Home
Wilson
Congress
Europe
Germany
House
Shirley
Democrats
Ao R
Republicana
Sopie
Charles C Bell Dies After Short Illness
Charles C Bell aged 42 a well known adwan in Little Horse Creek died Sunday evening from a complication of diseases after a very short illness. He was born in England with no close relatives in the country. The body rests at Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkdiner undertaking parlors and the funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm. He leaves many friends among state stockraisers who mourn his loss.
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Charles C. Bell
Little Horse Creek
England
Hobbs, Huckfeldt and Finkdiner
Bell
Women in Heavy Industry Meet The Objections
The article argues there is no strong objection to employing women in heavy industries. It notes men accept women when not favored or confined to light work and rejects moral deterioration as likely. It cites women with soot and graphite proving hard work does not foster flirtation, while health and economic arguments are discussed.
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Stigg
Japanese Respect U.S. War Gains Sees America as Bright Military Power
In Tokyo on January 6 Japanese observers praised the United States for rapid war preparation and military success. Professor Shigeo Sugehiro notes America has become a great military power with a strong navy and vast resources. He argues for open doors in the Far East and urges Japan to seek justice rather than force in countering discrimination against Japanese in the United States and other imperial territories.
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United States
Wyoming
America
Tokio
Japan
Shigeo Sugehiro
Kyoto University
Great Britain
Sugehiro
Far East
Indo-China
Canada
Australian
New Zealand
Soldiers protest delays in demobilization in England
Thousands of Bush soldiers riot at Osterley and Shoreham camps to press for faster discharge from the army. They protested transfers to the army service corps and delays, marching to Whitehall and Brighton where officials promised to relay grievances to the War Office.
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Giant Army
Associated Press
London
England
Folkestone
Dover
Osterley
Shoreham
Shortland
Buckinsham
Grove Park
Sidenham
Army Service Corps
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Whitehall
Ministry
Brighton
War Office
Acting Governor Fenimore Chatterton's Wyoming ties
Hon. Fenimore Chatterton of Riverton attends to legal business in the state. He previously served two years as acting governor after Governor DeForest Richards died and had been secretary of state at that time. He currently practices law in Riverton.
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Fenimore Chatterton
Riverton
Chatterton
Wyoming
DeForest Richards
Money making cough remedy mail-in offer
A fragmented old advert touts a mail order trial package from Foley & Co. for coughs colds and croups including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Kidney Pills and Cathartic Cablets. It instructs readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago. The damaged copy emphasizes getting a trial package by returning the slip.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Canadian Veterans headlining Wy attraction at Princess
The Princess Theatre opens a vaudeville program led by three Canadian veterans and a British sailor from the Canadian forces. The Canaan Blue Devils headline the Empress in Denver with an extra week, after strong Pueblo performances that broke house records. The show features five other notable acts, making the program a strong attraction.
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Atart
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Canaan Blue Devils
Treweries
Boetem
Empress Theater
Denver
Pueblo
Heating System At The Princess Theatre Described
A Leader inspector notes the Princess Theatre uses a modern radiation heating and ventilation system. It heats 18 000 cubic feet of air per minute, keeps air warm and fresh, and ventilates via four floor vents and ceiling registers. The system, electric powered, circulates air through roof ducts, heated pipes, and a large 80 inch fan, renewing air every five minutes.
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California Theatre
Los Angeles
Statelake
Chicago
Banks Called to Submit End of Year Financial Statements
The Comptroller of the Currency today issued a call for statements of the condition of national banks at the close of business December 31. Banks must file reports detailing their financial position as of year end.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
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