Roosevelt Funeral Draws Nation to Oyster Bay Church
Hundreds across the nation gathered in sleet and cold at Oyster Bay to honor Col. Theodore Roosevelt. The service at Christ Church followed a house brief memorial, with notable attendees including Mrs Roosevelt, Archibald Roosevelt, Longworth, Taft, and other dignitaries. A guard of honor from New York police and Rough Riders attended, as trains faced delays from a snowstorm and floral tributes arrived despite Roosevelt’s family request.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Christchurch
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Wilson
New York
Colonel Roosevelt
George E. Talmadge
Nicholas Longworth
Archibald Roosevelt
Richard Derby
Douglas Robinson
Archie Roosevelt
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Evory
John C. Greenway
Bisbee, Ariz
France
Roscos Channing
Princeton
Robert Channing
W. E. Dame
Las Vegas N. M
Arthur F. Cosby
Military Training Camps Association
Congressional
William 4H. Taft
Peyton March
McR
Winslow
Navy
Alfred RB
Smith
Harry Walker
United States
Truman K. Newberry
Notable Attendees at Memorial Service for Late Legislator
The guest list for the prayer service at the house before rites at Christ Church included prominent figures such as Georer uy Brea, Col. Arthur Woods, A Jea, Gifford Pinchot, James M. Deck, Brig Gen and Mrs Vanderbilt, Mr and Mrs Frederick Coudert, August Belmont, Otto H. Kahn, Ogden M. Reid, Frank A. Munsey, Henry L. Stinson, Owen Wister, and William Leeb among others. Only immediate family attended the prior house prayer service.
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Georer Uy
Printing Russian money is easiest thing they know
Alexander Vrailovsky, editor of Workman and Peasant, told a convention of Russian workers in the United States that Boris Bakhmeteff, the Russian ambassador, has printed 5,000,000 rubles of bank notes in New York. He claimed denominations of 25 and 100 rubles and said notes were created abroad to undermine the Soviet government and push a counter revolution.
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Associated Press
New York
Boris Bakhmeteff
United States
Alexander Vrailovsky
Workman and Peasant
Vrailostsky
Bakhmeteff
Paris
Vrallovsky
Russia
American army occupation funds reach 64 million marks
Ten million marks arrived at Coblenz from Berlin by special train as the first January payment of 25 million marks due for the American army of occupation. The shipment brings total funds turned over to U S authorities to 64 million marks for current occupying force expenses.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
Berlin
Ban on imports of wool lifts Jan 10
The war trade board orders removal of wool restrictions on imports from non ghorny countries effective Jan 10. It allows unrestricted imports of raw wool tops wolls yarns and waste from Argentina Uruguay and other South American regions. Licenses will be required after Jan 10 but granted freely.
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Washington, D. C
War Trade Board
Argentina
Uruguay
South America
Foley Kidney Pills Aid Ailing Alabama Man at Night
E W Kitt of Shorters Alabama reports relief from restless nights and backache using Foley Kidney Pills. He states the pills eased kidney trouble pains, with improvement in his sleep and overall condition. Sold everywhere.
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E. W. Kitt
Ala
Adv
Nolte Camp 144 to Elect and Install Officers Jan 9
Phoenic Camp No 144 will hold an election and installation of officers on the evening of January 9 at 7 200.
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Nolte
Phoenic Camp No
Phoenix
Camp No. 144
Ghetenne Lodge Nota Install Officers By Dispensation
Due to the Spanish influenza quarantine public meetings were forbidden, delaying Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 A F and A M. A special dispensation from the grand master enabled a postponed election. Officers installed Tuesday evening include Clyde M. Watts master and C B Bailey senior warden with trustees Samuel Corson A D Johnston and T Blake Kennedy.
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A. F
A. M
Clyde M. Watts
C. B. Bailey
J. M. Jenkins
W. N. Faust
D. W. Gill
George C. Rafter
W. C. Berger
A. D. Walton
J. 8. Hunter
J. B. True
Samuel Corson
A. D. Johnston
T. Blake Kennedy
Minneapolis Grain Prices Report
Minneapolis market summary lists barley at around $1.57 to $1.58, rye No 2 at $1.57, bran $0.50, corn at $1.50 to $1.52, oats $0.60, flaxseed $3.58 to $3.60 for January. Prices reflect regional commodity trading and price ranges observed in the local grain exchange.
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Minneapolis
Daily Market Report Cattle and Hogs at TENVER and Omaha
Farmers markets show strong demand for cattle fat stock with fat cows up to 11 dollars and fat cattle near 17 dollars, while hogs remain steady to higher with tops around 17.10. Sheep and lamb demand stays good though supplies are limited, with fat lambs selling near 16 dollars and feeder prices steady around 14 dollars. Omaha reports mixed cattle and hog receipts with steady to lower cattle prices and hogs steady to stronger.
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Eaton
Colo
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Irvin Cobb Made Chevalier of Legion of Honor
Detroit report states writer and humorist Irvin B. Cobb has been named chevalier of the Legion of Honor by Deputy High Commissioner DeBilly of France. Cobb believes the honor acknowledges his writings in support of the French people.
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Detroit
Irvin B. Cobb
DeBilly
France
Frazer Milliagan Wedding in Cheyenne Home
Miss Marie Milligan and Orville Frazer were married at the bride’s mother's home in Cheyenne with Bishop FP A McGovern officiating. Attendants Miss Alberta Warlaumont and Stewart Wallace. The couple, after a two week honeymoon in Denver, will reside in Laramie after February 1.
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Marie Milligan
Thi City
Orville Frazer
Laramie
FP. A. McGovern
Warren Avenue
Alberta Warlaumont
Stewart Wallace
Jaramie
Falmily
Mary Fuller
Dorothy Leslie
Frazer
Denver
W. 8S
Wyoming
University
Laramie Boomerang
W. §. Prager
University of Wyoming
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Quiet Wedding at Maj. Anderson Home
Miss Amy S Clark and Bert B Jennings wed yesterday at 6:30 PM in the home of Maj. R Anderson 1610 Pebrican Street with Rev B B Brace performing the ring ceremony. The couple will visit Cheyenne for a few weeks while plans are made. Jennings recently discharged from Camp Graft and previously lived in Bartlett Nebraska.
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Maj. R. Anderson
Pebrican Street
Amy S. Clark
Bert B. Jennings
B. B. Brace
Jennings
Will Vicdt
Cheyenne
Bartlett
Neb
Funeral party departs Cheyenne for Casper and beyond
Visiting relatives including D Roberts and Mrs Tyson left Cheyenne after C D Roberts funeral en route to Casper. Mrs Tyson plans a short visit with her mother then return to her home in Short Vian. Dan Roberts and son Dan Jr left for Kansas City to join Union Pacific duties. Edith K C Clark sailed January first and reached Liverpool Monday per a cable message.
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D. Roberts
The
Minnes
Minnie
Lillie Roberts
Will
Waldo
Frank Roberts
L. R. Tyson, Jr
Cheyenne
C. D. Roberts
Casper
Edith K. C. Glark
France
Liverpool
Community Club and Society Meetings Listed
The Willing Workers of the Baptist church meet Friday at 3 PM at 408 East Twenty second Street hosted by Mrs. E B Johnston. Eastern Star holds a special meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. D A R convenes Saturday at 2 30 PM with Mrs Maurice Groshon for the regular monthly session. Ladies Auxiliary of the B of R T election of officers and meeting Friday at 7 PM. Mr and Mrs W W Reid departed for California for wintering with relatives.
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the Baptist Church
Johnston
East Twenty-second Street
Kate L. Bruce
The
Eastern Star
Wre
Maurice Groshon
B. of R. T
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Claims Cure
An old advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine as a cure for colds and flu. The box shows W. Grove signature and the product priced at 0c, claiming it removes the cause of grip and influenza.
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W. Grove
Haig lauds American forces in end of war report
London dispatch details Field Marshal Haig praising Marshal Poch and the American corps for breaking through the Hindenburg Line. It notes 187000 prisoners and 2850 guns taken by British forces across 59 divisions in three days, with emphasis on American units under Maj. Gen. Lewis and Maj. Gen. O Ryans actions at Bellancourt Nouroy and Jouly.
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London
Douglas Haig
Wamerienneniet
Nowa
Ita
Bellengase
B. M. Lewis
Hindenburg Line
Bellincourt
Nouroy
O'Ryan
Gillemont ‘Farm
Audacious Italians Sink Austrian Dreadnought at Pola Harbor
In a daring 1918 operation two Italian naval officers swam into Pola harbor with small motor bombs and attached one to the Viribus Unitis, sinking the 20,000-ton battleship. After nine hours in the water they were captured, then later released and hailed as heroes. The blast also sent a second bomb drifting and exploding near the Wien.
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Rome
Jan
Pola Harbor
Italy
Austria
Raffaele Paolucci
Raffaele Rossetti
Paulicel
Rossell
Vaucovich
Paolucci
Rossetti
Paolucel
Voucovich
Major Rossetti
Herorg
Plot 10 Garry of Bill Fails
In Amsterdam on January 8 two arm ed cars with twelve people reached Amerongen castle and demanded to see the former Kaiser. The burgomaster blocked them and they left after a brief standoff amid rumors the party intended to aid Wilhelm's escape or were U S Army insiders from Belgium seeking interviews.
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Amsterdam
Amerongen Castle
Koma Paricy
Germany
Wilhelm
Belgium
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