Wyoming lawmakers open sixteenth session in unity
The Sixteenth Wyoming legislature convened with no party rift as every motion and officer was approved by acclamation. In the Senate Daley was reelected president, Argessheimer chief clerk, and the body sworn in. in the House L R Hwart won speaker amid a single minor dissent while Thurman Arnold briefly floated a rival bid. Governor Carey’s biennial message expected in a joint session today.
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Wyoming
L. R. Hwart
J. C. Underswood
Thurman W. Arnold
Mr. Wart
Senate
Arthur K. Lee
W. W. Daley
Shinazy and
Cranney
Hain Wai
Im Am
Kuwikyuiler
Arnold
House
Carey
Darey
T. A. Dunn
J. C. Argesheimer
George C. Rafter
Roll
Argesheimer
Stansbury
Chassell
Lee
Oviait
Gardiner
Shinazy
Potter
Fonda
Daley
Perry
Kelley
Dillon
M. N. Blake
Sheridan
George W. Bruce
Ancoln
Austria to yield in struggle for survival
A London Times dispatch from Berlin says the Austrian government informed the Entente it is exhausted and cannot continue. It plans to retire January 15 and hand administration to the reparations commission, per the report reaching German quarters in London.
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Atondon
Entente
London Times
Berlin
Townley Leaves Kansas as Fight Over League Intensifies
In Salina Kansas the battle over the Kansas Non-Partisan League hardens with local Defense League units formed by ex servicemen planning statewide counter propaganda. A C Townley the league leader departed Salina for northwest state business and expects to return in weeks to resume campaigning.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas Non-Partisan League
American Defense League of Kansas
Nonpartisan League
Defense Association
A. C. Townley
Missouri Tobacco Marketed at Loss in Weston Sale
Northwest Missouri tobacco growers disposed of the 1920 crop at Weston selling over 250000 pounds for an average under 14 cents per pound. Growers said production costs ranged from 20 to 25 cents per pound.
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St, Joseph, Mo
Northwest Missouri
Weston
Would Build Home For Congressmen Would Build Home For Congressmen
A proposed joint resolution by House Public Buildings Chair Langley calls for erecting a home in Washington for the vice president and members of Congress to ease housing needs for lawmakers. The note mentions weariness from job searches and cites the bees' habit as a comparison to seeking cool storage. An unrelated line notes Costa Rica banana crop consumption in the United States.
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Washington
Congress
Langley
House Committee On Public Buildings
Evacuate British Women and Children From Persia
Teheran dispatch says the British consul ordered immediate evacuation of British women and children from Persia in response to the withdrawal of British forces in northwest Persia and the threat of a bolshevik invasion. It adds that all foreign legations national missions and the shah with fais court will depart Teheran in the spring.
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London
Teheran
Persia
Daily Mail
Indian peasants riot in Rai Gareli district near Lucknow
Rioting peasants in Rai Gareli district southwest of Lucknow, India, trigger bloodshed as landlords move against soviets established by tenants. Reinforcements of armed police dispatched to quell the unrest and protect crops amid widespread damage. Also notes South African diamonds supply at over ninety percent of world production.
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London
Rai Gareli
Lucknow
India
Failure to Ratify Affects Patentees
Washington, Jan 11. American investors lose patent rights abroad due to failure to ratify the peace treaty. J. P. Newton, former commissioner of patents, urged the House patents committee to consider a bill providing reciprocal extension of time for filing patent applications.
Messenger slugged and cash taken in Kansas City
Two bandits slugged a messenger as he emerged from a location in Kansas City Missouri and escaped with cash after the alleged assault. Police investigations underway as details remain unclear.
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Messenger
Cash
Ikansas City
Greeks and Turks clash along the Meander in Asia Minor
Fighting reported in the Man dares river region as Greek forces attack and Turkish troops pierce Greek lines. Many wounded arrive in Smyrna. The imminent arrival of King Constantine in Asia Minor is noted.
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Rome
Mandares
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Constantine
Bank seized satchel with cash and checks in Missouri Avenue theft
Produce Exchange bank on Missouri avenue and Walnut street seized a satchel containing 20000 dollars in cash and 8000 dollars in checks and made their escape in an automobile.
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Produce Exchange Bank
Missouri Avenue
Walnut Street
Chicago longs for own Greenwich Village art colony
Chicago, renowned for producing artists, lacks a lasting art community like New York's Greenwich Village. Earl H. Reed Jr. of the Chicago Art Institute argues for retaining western and midwestern artists to reveal America's true beauty, amid efforts like a recent Artist's Frolic featuring a leaf-dancing "Lose-a-Leaf" girl as guests snipped leaves from her costume.
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New York
Greenwich “Village
Iris’ Atin Quarter
Chicago
Earl H. Reed, Jr
Chicago Art Institute
West
Middle West
America
Nancy Cox McCormack
Aida Hodinus
Margie Wilson
Commerce Chamber Hears Plain Facts
Cheyenne business leaders debated local patronage, furniture supply, and district commerce at a Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce meeting. Fred Hofmann urged more local support for Cheyenne industries, praising Cassiday's mill and urging Cheyenne firms to meet demand. Members lauded Archie Allison’s tireless work, approved thanks to Hofmann and Allison, and discussed Frontier celebration planning for 1921.
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Hofmann
Cheyenne
Archie Allison
New Memorial Hospital
Cassidy
Mr. Hofmann
Cheyenne Industries
Denver
Allison
Leslie A. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Allison
Hyre Powell
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Press Bureau
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Union Pacific System
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William C. Deming
Wyoming Public Health Association
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Continental Oil Company
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Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
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Bailey
Denver Stock Show
Commercial Club
W. F. Starnes
J. W. Highleyman
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Fred W. Warren
Avery Haggard
D. C. Barkedale
J. T. Rossman
W. E. Dinneen
Boise Chamber
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