New York Hunger Warning After Marine Worker Strike
Regional Railroad Director A F Smith warned that without railroad food routes New York could face starvation within 48 hours as the marine workers strike halts harbor traffic. Milk meat and grain would be prioritized to avert shortages amid calls for a 48 hour armistice. In Buenos Aires, 150 were reported killed after troops clashed with Vasena steel workers.
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Associated Press
New York
A. F. Smith
Transporta
Largest Capital and Surplus Bank in Cheyenne
Largest Capital and Surplus Stock Growers National Bank shows assets of 195000000 and capital and surplus of 300000.00. It owns building furniture and fixtures and claims to employ the largest invested capital among Cheyenne banks while offering commercial and individual checking accounts. Statement of Condition at Close of Business December 31, 1918.
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Stock Growers National Bank
Cheyenne
Ireland Heari a New Call
Sir Horace Plunkett urges a non partisan middle party amid Ireland's political tangle. He warns dangers threaten economic life and calls for unity beyond extremist divides, resisting direct political leadership.
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Ireland
Sir Horate Plunkett
United States
Sir Horace
Paderewski Struggles to Form Firm Polish Government
From Warsaw the Associated Press reports Vilna fell to Bolstovic forces, civilians massacred, Polish troops retreating with scarce ammunition under General Veliko. Paderewski seeks a new cabinet with socialist withdrawal, risking Bolshevik influence, appealing to patriots while Allies’ aid hinges on unity and stability.
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Warsaw
Vilna
Bolacie
Bol‘iki
Compf
Veliko
Eral
Paderewski
Piduleki
Paderewak
Hie
Poland
Wang Yay
Weather and Ireland Policy Reflections on Empire
The weather outlook predicts a fair Friday with warmer western regions and a cloudy Saturday likely bringing rain or snow in the northwest. A letter discusses Britain's control of raw materials, economic partition in Ireland, and a proposed nonpartisan association for a united Ireland within the empire to resist partition.
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United Kingdom
Westminster
Ireland
Sir Horace
Sir Edward Carron
Belfast
Ulster
Carey Leads Fight to Crush Packing Trust in Senate Echoes
Joseph M. Carey and the American National Livestock association marketing committee urge national press attention to a struggle against the packers led by the big five. They advocate equal access to transportation and terminal facilities to restore economic liberty and competition in interstate livestock and meat trade.
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Joseph M. Carey
American National Livestock Association
Joseph M. Carty
Hivestock Association
Senate
Washington
H. A. Jastro
B. L. Burke
Dwight RB. Heard
E. C. Larater
W. R. Stubbs
H. C. Wallace
America
Swift & Co
Federal Trade Commission
Roosevelt Will Read. Estate Placed In Trust For Widow
Col Theodore Roosevelt's 1912 will read at Sagamore Hill mentions an estate not exceeding 500000 dollars. The widow receives life control of the estate with power to dispose by will. If no widow, assets go to children. silver and plate go to children. a 60000-dollar trust from his father goes to Lt Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr and W M Roosevelt as trustees.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Nassau County
George Cobbe
New York
Cobbe
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
W. M. Roosevelt
Tax shifts cut undistributed surplus tax amid revenue bill talks
Conferees on the war revenue bill adopt 12 percent for 1919 earnings and set 10 percent thereafter for corporate income tax. They eliminate the 6 2 percent tax on undistributed dividends, revising rates from 12 to 10 percent for 1918 and later years, with estimates showing large revenue impacts.
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Washington
Wong
He Wenate
House
Senate
Carpinga
Senate and
Home
Missing Money Claim Ad Lacks Coherent Details
A highly garbled solicitation urges readers to mail a cutout with name and address to Foley & Co for a trial package of assorted remedies. The text is incomplete and lacks clear product names, locations, or legitimate contact information.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Wumatiam
Foley E Narie
Catherine
Elugaiah Bowely
Gal
Spartacan Riots Block Berlin Advances In Germany
Violence erupts across Dresden Brunswick Dusseldorf Essen and Dortmund as Spartacus rioters clash with government troops. At Anhalt station Brandenburg Gate and Unter der Linden areas see heavy gunfire with multiple fatalities and injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Dresden
Brunewick
Dusseldorf
Essen
Dortmund
Munich
The
Politiken
Ruhr
Spartacans
Anhalt
Spartacus
Brandenburg Gate
Unter der Linden
Wilhelmstrasse
First Formal Steps by Allied Nations Heads in Paris
Paris January reports the first meeting of heads of governments scheduled for next Sunday. They will study the program laid out by the French government. Political circles approve France’s selection of delegates and emphasize the significance of the event.
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Congress OF Allied Nations
Associated Press
Paris
France
Emperor Wilhelm Walks in Garden at Amerongen Castle
The former German ruler Wilhelm Hohenzollern walked in the garden at Amerongen castle for the first time in weeks, signaling a return toward normalcy. Netherlands official authorities reported the visit by the Dutch premier's secretary amid ongoing postwar changes.
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Amerongen
Jan
Willian Hohenzollern
Amerongen Castle
Holland
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