Five Socialists Face Fate as Jury Set for Tomorrow
AP reports in Chicago that five Socialist federation members charged with conspiring to violate the espionage act will face the jury tomorrow afternoon. Closing arguments began as District Attorney Cline labeled the antiwar activities organized sedition and urged severe punishment, while defense attorney Cannen attacked key government witnesses and alleged coercion of defense witnesses.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federa
Charles B. Cline
Cannen
Pvt
Arnold Schiller
Governor Carey Sworn In Inducing Father Governor Induction Speech
Governor Carey delivers a lengthy inaugural address praising voters, stressing the need for capable appointees and loyal support. He notes World War I outcomes, Wyoming’s wartime effort, and envisions an era of prosperity with population and industrial growth ahead. He promises to fulfill pledges and return to Cheyenne, his birthplace.
Wyoming Governor Houx Retires After Eight Years Of Service
Hon Frank L Houx who was governor and secretary of state, after eight years of service to Wyoming, discusses retirement. He recalls guiding state duties during wartime, resisting partisan influence, and transferring responsibilities to a successor while praising colleagues and public support.
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Robert de Carey
William Chaplin
Wyoming
John B. Kendrick
Secretary of State
Ofice
United States
Houx
Council For National Defense
National Guard
Fragmented Note Reflects Writing Struggle and Purpose
The incomplete text hints at a writer seeking to present a creditable office record. It references a motive, feeling of duty, and a desire to be satisfactory while preserving a sensitive or personal sentiment in a formal context.
Wilson Relief Plan Narrowly Approved in House Committee
The House Appropriations Committee, in a very close vote 7 to 6, approved President Wilsons request for 100 million dollars for European relief outside Germany. Chairman Shirley cast the deciding ballot amid opposition from both parties. Critics argued for a unified relief plan with full details on funding and allied contributions.
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Washington, D. c
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Wilson
Congress
Europe
Germany
House
Shirley
Democrats
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Chas C Bell Dies After Short Illness in Indiana
Charles C Bell aged 42, a well known adwan in Little Horse Creek, died Sunday evening from a complication of diseases after a brief illness. Born in England, he had no near relatives here. Funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m. from Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkdiner chapel. Bell was regarded by stockraising men across the state with many friends.
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Charles C. Bell
Little Horse Creek
England
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Bell
Women in Heavy Industries Seen Free of Objection
Dr. W G Thompson argues objections to women in heavy industries are fading as practical results show parity in workload. He notes men accept women workers when not favored or confined to lighter tasks and that appearances while toiling do not promote flirtation. The piece questions moral deterioration claims and suggests health benefits from vigorous open-air labor, while acknowledging limited data and no aim to resolve economic or social debates.
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Stigg
Japanese Less Cocky in View of America's War-Time Performance
Tokyo reports admiration in Japan for the United States rapid wartime mobilization and military success. Professor Shigeo Sugehiro argues America has become a major military power with vast resources and spiritual resilience, urging open door policy in the Far East and urging Japan to seek fair treatment and diplomacy instead of force.
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Far East
Indo-China
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New Zealand
Soldiers in England protest delays in army demobilization
In London on January 6 soldiers riot over slow demobilization, with disturbances at Folkestone Dover Osterley Shoreham Shortland Buckingham Grove Park and Sidenham. Troops from the army service corps complain of cohort transfers delaying discharge while others fear losing prewar jobs. A Osterley protest leads to officials' inquiry and Brighton marchers disperse after mayor's pledge to relay grievances.
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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 of Wyoming
Hon. Fenimore Chatterton of Riverton attends to legal business in the state. He served two years as acting governor after succeeding DeForest Richards at the time of the governor's death and now practices law in Riverton.
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Fenimore Chatterton
Riverton
Chatterton
Wyoming
DeForest Richards
Money making mailer for Foley remedy samples
A promotional slip urges mailing to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound Kidney Pills and Cathartic Cathlets. It promises remedies for coughs colds rheumatism backache and digestive issues.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Vaudeville at Princess features Canadian Blue Devils veterans
The Canaan Blue Devils, four men recently discharged from Canadian forces and one from the British navy, perform at the Empress Theater in Denver. The troupe headlines a vaudeville program that includes five other acts, extended by popular demand after selling out in Pueblo.
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Canaan Blue Devils
Treweries
Boetem
Empress Theater
Denver
Pueblo
Heating system at the Princess Theatre showcased as latest design
A Leader representative visits the Princess Theatre to inspect its new heating and ventilation system. It heats 18 000 cubic feet of air per minute, keeps air warm and fresh, and ventilates with four floor registers and eight ceiling vents. Electricity drives the system with steam heated pipes and a large 80 inch fan circulating air every five minutes.
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California Theatre
Los Angeles
Statelake
Chicago
Call Issued for Bank Statements by Comptroller
Washington Jan 6 The comptroller of the currency issues a call for statements on the condition of national banks as of December 31, requiring reports from all banks.
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Comptroller of the Currency Today
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