Commanding Officer Urges Uniform Honor at Fort Russell
Notice warns Cheyenne personnel to enforce uniform regulations. Discharged or furloughed men in civilian clothes risk arrest. anyone impersonating an officer or wearing mixed attire faces guardhouse detention. Officials urge swift reports, strict compliance, and broad public awareness to uphold the uniform’s dignity.
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FT. Russell
Cheyenne
Gromer
Fort Russell
Lberty
Omaha
Neb
Aen
Sith
How Germany Wrecked French Coal Mines and Slowed War
The report by US Fuel Administrator Garfield describes German destruction of northern France coal fields during World War I. Mines in Lens region were dynamited or burned, housing collapsed, and surface structures razed. French production fell, rationing imposed, and reliance on imports grew as France faced severe shortages and long recovery.
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Germany
France
United States
Harry A. Garfield
Fuel Action
Ralief
Lens
Paul Schneider
Lourdes
Nped
England
Great Britain
Knights of Columbus Take Notion Meeting Notice
Knights of Columbus announce a Tuesday meeting, large attendance requested. Business of importance to be discussed. Officials W Li PH and K C J Hornsky listed among attendees.
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Knights OF Columbus
Mootlng
PH . O
C. J. Hornsky
Shortage of kerosene prompts ancient Russian lighting method
In northern Russia along the Dwina, kerosene shortages push families to revive the svetila lighting arrangement using birch twigs in a wooden trough with an iron pan for smoke. Lacking imports, villagers also revert to the primitive preoika loom to card and weave flax, producing usable cloth.
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Dwina
Russia
Svetila
Svetiia
French Leader Outlines Plan for League of Nations
Leon Bourgeois proposes a united French push for a world league with compulsory arbitration laws and a postwar conference to enforce the rules. He calls for an international force and economic pressure to curb violators, and says Germany must undergo a political and cultural transformation along with reparation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Havas
Leon Bourgeois
League of Nations
French Association For A
United States
Engand
League
Cermeny
Germany
Pershing Reports Improved Mail Delivery to Troops
General Pershing announced a marked improvement in mail delivery to troops in France. He credited the creditable record despite difficulties and noted a twelve day period generally needed to transfer mail from the United States to forces in France.
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Washington
Pershing
France
Baker
United States
Harvesting Juices In Sierra Snow Despite Tropical Picks
In Nevada County eastern California, workers harvest thousands of tons of juice in subzero Sierra temperatures while nearby valleys ship several fruits from tropical regions such as lemons and other crops in commercial quantities.
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Grass Valley
Cal
Sierra
Noveda County
California
Atlantic Flight Possible Across Ocean By May
In Paris on January 13 General Brancker, stepping from the air ministry post to focus on commercial aviation, told the Daily Express a transatlantic flight could occur by May using three to four plane types. He warned private air ownership may soon resemble automobile ownership. The Evening News reports Britain’s Admiralty has begun a major airship program with vessels of 60 to 70 mph and crew of about 20.
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Associated Press
Paris
Brancker
Air Ministry
The
Daily Express
Atlantic
Evening News Today
Seven Die as Trains Collide in Rear-End Crash
Seven persons were killed and a dozen injured when an express train crashed into a local train eleven miles from Philadelphia. The collision overturned several cars in the incident reported January 13.
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Philadelphia
Here
Weather Summary for the Day
The report notes clear skies and normal temperatures with a mean of 26 degrees. Highest reached 1 p m, at 26 degrees, and the lowest 6 a m, at 21 degrees. Precipitation since January 1 stands at 0.3 inch. Relative humidity about 56 percent with northwesterly winds.
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Janary
Birthdays Today Highlight Noted Figures Across Realms
Marquis of Lansdowne veteran British statesman and colonial administrator is 74 today. George F Pearce Australian cabinet minister born in South Australia is 49 today. Richard F Outeault Lancaster Ohio cartoonist is 56 today. Benjamin Odell former New York governor born in Newburgh New York is 65 today.
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Marquis of Lansdowne
George F. Pearce
Foley's Honey and Tar Cited as Remarkable Cure
Wm Barnes of San Antonio Texas testifies that Foley's Honey and Tar cured his severe flu followed by pneumonia leaving him weak with persistent cough. He says after taking it the first night he slept well and recovered, no longer coughing. The testimonial claims broad availability and strong results.
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Wm. Barnes
San’ Antonio
Tex
Foley
Letster Bry Foley
Advertising Makes a Thousand Choices Daily
The passage extols the modern newspaper as a guide to progress and commerce. It invites readers to roam every department store and service, from florists to banks, and to trust advertisers who back a thriving twentieth century economy. It argues advertising lowers prices and fuels abundance.
Times Warns That Delay Is Certain
The Times editorial argues peace conference terms will require lengthy discussion. Germany may haggle as with the armistice, but decisive final terms and a formal program require time and ratification. The league of nations will feature prominently, with allied and American agreement on general terms and early formalization urged.
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London
the Times
Germany
League of Nations
America
The
Daily Mail
Wilson
Europe
Fuel administration withdraws most orders except natural gas rule
The United States fuel administration announced that all orders and regulations except the one on natural gas have been withdrawn. Prices and sale regulations stay in effect, but fuel saving becomes an individual responsibility. The only remaining conservation order targets waste of natural gas by free consumers or inefficient appliances.
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The
Fuel Administration
United States Fuel Administration
One Year Ago Today in the War
Britain planned to add half a million men to its army and ex-Prime Minister Joseph Caillaux was arrested in Paris on treason charges. British airplanes conducted another successful attack on Karlsruhe in Baden.
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Great Britain
Joseph Caillaux
Paris
Karlsruhe
Baden
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