Messages by Air Water and Far Under Water See Possible Results
Government officials assess underground German propaganda exposures as highly valuable. The system, using Rogers theory, reads radio messages from Europe via U S stations and could be adapted to intercept shore transmissions and send two mile messages to submerged vessels. Officials say land based tower methods will remain unless exceptional cases arise.
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Washington, D.C
Rogers
Hattiesburg
Appar
Reorganization of American Railroad Association Announced
The American Railroad Administration announced today a reorganization of the employees’ groups into the American railroad association to provide a responsible channel for director general information. It will include associations from various service branches and involve railroads under federal control through their officers.
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D.C
American Railroad Association
The
Railroad Administration
Association
Final drive for Wyoming Armenian relief fund outlined
At the Plains hotel last night a plan to raise Wyoming's $50,000 quota for Armenian and Syrian relief was approved. Charles D. Carey chairs the state committee with F. L. Crabbe as secretary and J. H. Walton as treasurer. The drive, led by Harry True, uses the slogan A touchdown by Monday next and aims to complete within a week.
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Plains Hotel
Wyoming
Charles D. Carey
F. L. Crabbe
J. H. Walton
Sidney High School Edges Cheyenne 25 to 20 in Rugged Game
The Sidney high school team defeated Cheyenne 25 to 20 in a tough gallery clash. Cheyenne lineup included Swain Welah Storey Leallo King Sorensen with Nanhos starring for Sidney, a heavier Bidney squad, veterans from last season.
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Sidney High School
Sidney
Swain
Welah
Storey
Leallo
King
Sorensen
Steamer Castalia Sinks Yet Crew Remains Aboard
Halifax reports the Castalia, which sent a distress call early this morning claiming she was sinking, was still afloat at 7:30 tonight with the crew aboard. The wireless message confirms the crew remains on the ship.
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Call
Halifax
Castalia
Flu Strikes Mexico City Poor as Charcoal Price Hits High
Influenza scourge among mountainous poor around Mexico City devastates households. Charcoal, a cooking staple, has surged about 300 percent in cost over the past month. City authorities plan to buy fuel in bulk and sell at reduced prices to ease hardship.
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Mexico City
Wyoming W C T U lays out post election plans
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union outlines state goals after Wyoming voted dry on November 5 1918 The group pushed for statewide prohibition the ratification of the federal constitutional prohibition amendment and laws enforcing it Candidates pledged to support these measures and records are filed for reference plus related labor board and harbor strike notes.
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Vesta Bridges Tyson
Wyoming
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
NY Strike Calls Off by Seamen in Harbor Tie Up
New York January 11 mariners who halted harbor activity for three days voted to return to work promptly following President Wilson's request, as reported by the Marine Workers Association secretary. The government moved to end the shipping tie up today.
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Associated Press
New York
Wilson
Marine Workers’ Association
Associated Preas
Washington, D.C
Sailors End Strike In Harbor Whaling Dispute
The secretary of the marine workers says the strike committee ordered work resumed and that many members should return by tomorrow. The issue will be settled by the national war labor board which is to meet soon. President Wilson urged renewed efforts to bring the parties to the board for settlement.
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the Marine Workers
National War Labor Board
M. J. Squirers
New York Harbor
Wilson
War Labor Board
Weather Outlook: Generally Fair with Snow in North
The forecast calls for generally fair weather on Sunday and Monday with a chance of light snow in the extreme north on Sunday. Temperatures are expected to trend somewhat cooler Sunday.
Strikers in Argentina End Clash After Conference
In Buenos Aires on January 11 the general strike committee agreed to end the strike after a conference with President Irigoyen and the Vasena Iron Works chief. Government troops used machine guns against about 200 strikers and supporters, attacking the post office and other targets, killing forty and injuring many. Despite claims of an end, fighting continued as raids on police stations and a hospital persisted. A student delegation offered to fight for the government but was told unnecessary as the situation remained tense.
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Associated Press
Buenos
Aires
Irigoyen
Vasena Iron Works
Thand
Abbalen Works
Salivina
Slaughter of Reds in Berlin Continues in Street Fighting
Government troops tightened control in Berlin as Spartacan forces were captured in large numbers and the Tiergarten cleared. Reports say five clashes occurred Friday night with hundreds killed or wounded as Spartacans tried a coup near the chancellor's palace and at Hanseelle station.
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Arsociated
Paris
Spartaacans
Tiergarten
Haneselle
Spartacans
Berlin
Emperor of the Sahara killed by wife at Phoenix Lodge
Jacques Labaudy known as Emperor of the Sahara was shot by his wife as he entered his Long Island home. The eccentric millionaire, son of the late sugar king of France, had a history of flamboyant ventures abroad and a controversial utopian project. His wife fainted after the shooting and a guard was placed around her. police report the couple had been separated for months.
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Associated Preas
Westbury
Jacques Labaudy
Emperor
Sahara
Phoenix Lodge
Madame Labaudy
Long Island
Seaman
Nassau County
Geaman
Max Labaudy
Mayse Labaudy
Vncri
Vasena Tron Works Strike Ends in Buenos Aires
The retirement announced today ends only a strike at the Vasena Tron Works and the sympathy movement continues.
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Buenos Aires
Vasena Tron
Bolshevik Goppel Officers Serve in Army in North Front
Report from Jan 12 notes allied and American troops face a well organized Bolshevik force on the north front. The force includes officers trained under former czarist and Baltic regimes, commanded by former czarist officers who risk death or imprisonment and are watched by special surveillance committees.
Trawler Brings Food Aid to Starving Inhabitants
Archangel January 11. A trawler loaded with American food guided by Captain D. C. Lively of the American Red Cross reached Archangel after a ten day voyage. It supplied villages along the White sea coast of the Kola peninsula where residents faced hunger, with some having no sugar for two years.
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Archangel
White Sea
Kola Peninsula
D. C. Lively
San Francisco
American Red Cross
Asdjventurous
Wyoming Scenes to Be Shown Before Millions
A fragmented correspondence from the National War Work Council explains efforts linked to a touring Wyoming showcase. The letter to J. Bartlett in Cheyenne dated December conveys hesitation and requests confirmation of plans for a broader audience.
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Wyoming
National War Work Council
United States
New York
Dartlett
Cheyenne
Wye
Bartlett
Lhave Reed
Horace Plunkett Plans Irish Unity Talks in America
Sir Horace Plunkett, who led last year’s Irish convention, will sail for America next Wednesday to meet with American Irish leaders. He urges patience on the Irish question, warns against hastily attempting to settle it after peace, and states he has no factional alignment or specific program to push.
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London
Horace Plunkett
America
Price fixing approved by Attorney General Gregory
The Attorney General Gregory released an opinion affirming the validity of a price fixing agreement devised to ensure adequate supply of a essential product. The food administration said the measure is authorized by food control authorities and not prohibited by Sherman anti trust laws.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Gregory
Food Administration
Food Control
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