Governor Garey Indicates Wyoming Special Session Planned
An Associated Press dispatch from Denver quotes Governor Garey stating Wyoming’s legislature will be convened in a special session to ratify the woman suffrage amendment to the federal constitution on January 26. The call, expected after his return to Wyoming, follows months of discussion about a special session.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Wnoming Solons
Associated Press
Denver
Garey
Wyoming
Excelsior Springs
J. M. Garey
Washington
Cheyenne
General Pershing
United States
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Ad Offer
A vintage advertisement urges cutting out a mail-in offer for Foley products. It promises a trial package including Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets, with a Chicago address for mail back.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Strange Case of Memory Loss In Jersey
A refined middle-aged Englishman with Oxford education and medical training wanders near Lambertville New Jersey and cannot recall his name address or history. Rector Rev T J Bensely of St Andrew's Episcopal church befriends him and notes aphasia with learned speech yet missing identity. The man was found December 22 along a road on the city outskirts.
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Lambertville
N. J
Oxford
T. J. Bensely
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Poxford
Tony
Million Dollar Oil Company Organized in Wyoming
Articles filed show Wyetah Oil & Gas company with $41 million capitalization, headquartered in Kemmerer. Officers include W. P. Monson as president and D. R A. Roberts as vice president, with directors T. C. Hall F Julius Anderson C H Wakely J N Larsen. Also Bankers Trust Company filed incorporation in Wyoming with $500,000 capitalization, Kemmerer office at First National Bank, agent Frank Pfeiffer. A testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine is included.
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Wyetah Oil & Gas Company
Capital
Kemmerer
W. P. Monson
D. R A. Roberts
M. S. Poulter
T. C. Hall
F. Julius Anderson
C. H. Wakely
J. N. Larsen
Bankers Trust Company
Utah
Wyoming
First National Bank of Kemmerer
Frank Pfeiffer
Omaha to War on Social Diseases
Omaha faces immediate joint action by federal state and local health authorities to combat social diseases in a coordinated effort. A newly appointed committee on social hygiene will assist, under Mayor Ed P Smith. The notice also includes an advertising claim for Foley Kidney Pills curing backache and rheumatic pains.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Ed. P. Smith
David Henry
S. Lincoln Ave
Washington
N. J
Foley
Representative Lufkin seeks probe of Navy decorations changes
Massachusetts Representative Wilfred W. Lufkin has introduced a House resolution demanding the Navy Department provide all facts about changes made by the Secretary of the Navy to Navy board awards of medals and decorations to naval officers for unusual services during the war.
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Wilfred W. Lufkin
Massachusetts
House
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Board
Soviet Ambassador Served With Subpoena
Subpoenas were issued for L. C. A. KX Martens and his secretary S. Nuorteva to appear at the Senate Foreign Relations sub committee's initial session investigating Russian propaganda in the United States. Martens faces a sought arrest warrant, served at a friend’s home, while Nuorteva’s subpoena was served at the bureau's offices.
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Washington
Nuarteva
Bolsheviks claim capture of 60,000 at Krasnoyarsk
Moscow wireless dispatch reports Krasnoyarsk in eastern Siberia fallen to Bolsheviks. Remnants of the First, Second and Third armies surrender and 60,000 prisoners are counted. The dispatch notes a major victory in the eastern theater.
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London
Krasnoyarsk
Siberia
Moscow
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, a non calomel laxative, provide a mild natural method to stimulate bowel and liver activity without griping. Promoted as a night time aid, they claim quick, pleasant results for dark breath, dull fatigue, torpid liver, and constipation. Available at 10c and 25c.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Sloan's Liniment Promises Immediate Pain Relief
A vintage ad touts Sloan's Liniment for aches and pains including rheumatic twinges backache and neuralgia. It claims fast action without skin stains or residue, recommends keeping a bottle handy and features three sizes priced 85c 70c and 1.40.
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Sloan
Carranza Plans Army Reorganization in Mexico City
In a Jan 4 meeting President Carranza approved a plan to reorganize the Mexican army. A key feature is expanding the Chapultepec cadet corps and coordinating with the military college faculty to train a large number of officers quickly. The dispatch to El Tiempo notes broad public approval.
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Douglas
Ariz
Carranza
Mexico City
el Tiemp
Canada
Chapultepec Military College
Mine Operators Seek to Map Out Course
Washington January 9 wage scale committee of the Central Competitive field held a meeting to map policy for settlement of the coal strike and the attitude toward the president's commission.
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Washington
Central Competitve
Operators debate stance on new commission
It was learned that some ap tists advocated refusing the commission as constituted. Dave Heretolace Pivabeds charged the body would begin its work with commitments. Operators favored a public declaration before the commission’s work starts, likely a flat refusal or a cooperation with reservations.
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Dave Heretolace Pivabeds
Greatest Wireless Station Completed In Bordeaux
The LaFayette radio station near Bordeaux, built by the American navy, is finished with electrical equipment to be installed next spring. It is described as the largest and most powerful wireless plant in the region. Construction began about two years ago as the war lengthened. The French government will assume costs, and eight steel towers nearly 900 feet high support the aerials, nearly matching the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
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Bordeaux
France
LaFayette
Sifel
Paris
Palmer seeks New Jersey support for woman suffrage
New Jersey assemblymen elect were asked by Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer to help ratify the woman suffrage amendment at the January session. James Nugent declined the appeal, calling it political interference. Assemblyman-elect Luis R. Freund condemned Palmer's meddling, while Be Headley supported states rights and questioned Palmer's involvement.
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Newark
N. J
A. Mitchell Palmer
New Jersey
Homer S. Gummings
Democratic National Committee
James KR. Nugent
Nugent
Luis R. Freund
Palmer
Headley
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