Roosevelt Funeral in Oyster Bay Draws Nation
Hundreds of mourners from across the nation gathered in Oyster Bay on January 3 to pay tribute to Col. Theodore Roosevelt. The service at Christ Church followed a bleak day as snow delayed trains and a guard of honor watched over the ceremony. Family members and notable figures including Taft and several Congress members attended the private house service and the later church procession.
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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 names attend prayer service before Christ church rites
The guest list for a prayer service at the house before rites at Christ church included Georer uy Brea, Col. Arthur Woods, A. Jea, Gifford Pinchot, James M. Deck, Brig. Gen, and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Otto H. Kahn, Ogden M. Reid, and others. Only immediate family attended the service at the house.
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Georer Uy
Printing Russian money as cheap as it gets
Alexander Vrailovsky, editor of Workman and Peasant, told a Russian workers convention in New York that Boris Bakhmeteff, then ambassador to the United States, printed 5,000,000 rubles in New York to aid a counter revolution. He said notes in 25 and 106 ruble denominations were unified abroad for anti soviet aims and claimed British and Japanese printers were circulating Russian notes in occupied territories.
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Associated Press
New York
Boris Bakhmeteff
United States
Alexander Vrailovsky
Workman and Peasant
Vrailostsky
Bakhmeteff
Paris
Vrallovsky
Russia
German Government Sends First January Payment for Occupation Forces
Ten million marks arrived in Coblenz by special train as the first of 25,000,000 due in January for the American army of occupation. The shipment brings total Allied occupation funds to 64,000,000 marks already handed to U S authorities for current expenses.
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U. S
Associated Press
Coblenz
Berlin
Wool import ban lifted for January for Argentina and South America
The War Trade Board ordered removal of wool restrictions on imports from non ghorny countries effective January 10 to reopen peace time trade. It will allow virtually unrestricted importations of raw wool tops woll yarns and waste from Argentina Uruguay and other parts of South America with licenses to be issued freely after January 10.
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Washington, D. C
War Trade Board
Argentina
Uruguay
South America
Kidney Pills Help Relief For Ailing Back Pain
E W Kitt of Shorters Alabama reports restless nights due to kidney trouble with backache and rheumatic pains. He used Foley Kidney Pills and found relief for kidney trouble and persistent pain in the back and side. Sold everywhere.
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E. W. Kitt
Ala
Adv
Nolte Camp 144 to Elect Officers January 9
Phoenic Camp No. 144 will hold election and installation of officers on January 9 at 7 p.m. The event will be held in the evening with members urged to attend.
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Nolte
Phoenic Camp No
Phoenix
Camp No. 144
Ghetenne Lodge Nota Install Officers After Quarantine
Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M held a special meeting to elect and install officers due to a Spanish influenza quarantine prohibiting public gatherings. Clyde M Watts was named master with a full slate of officers and trustees listed.
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Ghetenne
Nota. Gam
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
Grain prices listed for Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis grain prices show barley and rye around 1.57 to 1.58 for No 2 corn at 1.50 to 1.52 oats at 0.60 flax near 3.58 to 3.60. The brief market snapshot records commodity quotes with exact figures from the January report.
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Minneapolis
Market Slugish to Steady Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Daily market report shows demand strong for cattle with fat stock scarce and prices near last week. Fat cattle quote up to 17.00 with overall softness from prior close. cows and heifers steady to 11.00. bulls 7.50 to 8.50. calves in strong demand with choice around 1390. feeders near 18.00. Hogs steady to stronger with tops 17.10 and most 16.65 to 16.90. Fat sheep in good demand but limited supply. fat lambs 16.15 from Eaton loads. feeders steady 13.75 to 14.60. Omaha and other receipts show mixed rolls with cattle and hogs varying by region.
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Eaton
Colo
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Irvin Cobb Made Chevalier of Legion of Honor
Detroit report says writer and humorist Irvin B. Cobb has been named chevalier of the Legion of Honor by Deputy High Commissioner DeBilly of France. Cobb believed the honor honors his writings in support of France.
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Detroit
Irvin B. Cobb
DeBilly
France
Frazer Milligan Wedding in Cheyenne Home Ceremony
Miss Marie Milligan and Orville Frazer united in marriage yesterday at the bride’s mother’s home on Warren Avenue. Bishop McGovern performed the ceremony with attendants Miss Alberta Warlaumont and Stewart Wallace. After a two week honeymoon to Denver, the couple 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 Unites Amy Clark and Bert Jennings at 1610 Pebrican
Yesterday afternoon at 6:30 at Maj. R. Anderson’s home 1610 Pebrican street Amy S. Clark and Bert B. Jennings were married by Rev. B. B. Brace with a ring ceremony. The couple will visit Cheyenne briefly before final plans, Jennings recently discharged from Camp Graft and previously from 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
Relatives Leave Cheyenne After Roberts Funeral
Visiting relatives from Minnesota and elsewhere attended the funeral of C. D. Roberts in Cheyenne and left yesterday for Casper. Mrs. Tyson plans a brief visit with her mother before returning home to Short-Vian, while Dan Roberts and son Dan Jr. headed to Kansas City for Union Pacific work. Edith K. Clark sailed for France and arrived in Liverpool this week, per a Cheyenne cable.
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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
Women Club Meetings and Society Notices
The Willing Workers of the Baptist church meet Friday at 3 PM at Mrs. E B Johnston 408 East Twenty second Street. Mrs Kate L Bruce of the Eastern Star sends notices for a special meeting tonight at 8 PM. The D A R will gather Saturday at 2 30 PM with Mrs Maurice Groshon for the regular monthly meeting. The Ladies Auxiliary of the B of R T votes officers Friday at 7 PM. Mr and Mrs W W Reid left for California to spend the winter 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
HH. Reid
California
Bromo Quinine Laxative Ad Claims Cure for Colds
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a cure for colds and flu with W. Grove’s signature on the box. The ad emphasizes the remedy’s supposed grip and influenza relief and lists a price of 0c. for the tab set.
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W. Grove
U S Troops Break Hindenburg Line In Haig Report
London dispatch cites Field Marshal Haig praising Marshal Poch and the American forces for their marked fighting qualities. He notes 187000 prisoners and 2850 guns captured by fifty nine British divisions over three days, and highlights breakthrough on Sept 25 near Bellengase with the Thirtieth and Twenty Seventh American divisions advancing at Nouroy and Bellincourt amid stiff German resistance.
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London
Douglas Haig
Wamerienneniet
Nowa
Ita
Bellengase
B. M. Lewis
Hindenburg Line
Bellincourt
Nouroy
O'Ryan
Gillemont ‘Farm
Audacious Italian Divers Sink Austrian Dreadnought
Rome reports two Italian naval officers Raffaele Paolucci and Raffaele Rossetti swam into Pola harbor with compressed air motors to attach bombs to the Viribus Unitis. After nine hours in the water they were captured, then the ship exploded at 6:30 am. Both men survived and were honored after the armistice.
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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 armed cars with twelve people reached Amerongen castle at night and demanded to see the former kaiser. The burgomaster halted them and they left after a brief parley amid rumors the cars came from Germany to aid Wilhelm’s escape or were U S army staff from Belgium seeking interviews.
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Amsterdam
Amerongen Castle
Koma Paricy
Germany
Wilhelm
Belgium
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Daily Market Report
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Carey Ave
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