Fifty Cottages Planned by Cheyenne Home Builders
Cheyenne aims to relieve housing strain by constructing fifty cottages. The Cheyenne Home Builder's association, at its annual meeting, plans to let contracts soon and begin work when weather permits. Most cottages will be five rooms with modern amenities on 44 foot lots, offered at cost with favorable terms.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Home Builder's Association
The
Home Builders Association
Fred Hofmann
William Dubois
Charles W. Hirsig
A. D. Kelley
A. D. Johnston
A. H. Marble
W. C. Deming
Beer flood pours into Old Mexico near Calexico
BEER flood brings 86 car loads of beer and whisky sent to Calexico for export to Mexico over 30 days, with 20 more cars held awaiting customs. Officials fear clearance by Thursday midnight as the border points prepare for the approaching national prohibition, amounting to about 1 million dollars in liquor.
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Calexico
Calif
United States
Mexico
Calexco
Mexicali
Mexican Border
Operators Agree to Join Coal Strike Settlement Panel
The coal strike settlement commission can start work on miner claims as operators in the Central Competitive field agree to participate and abide by the panel’s decision. John L. Lewis and Mine Workers officials will present the miners case seeking a 60 percent wage increase, a 40 hour week, and six hour concessions.
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Washington
Coal Strike Settlement Commission
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Pershing First General of the Army Cited for War Service
The article notes General John J. Pershing as the fourth man to hold the permanent title of general of the army, joining Grant Sheridan and Sherman. Congress conferred the title in recognition of his role commanding the forces in World War I, with Wilson as the era’s central figure. It references his rise from captaincy to supreme command and a famous anecdote about Charles M. Schwab.
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John J. Pershing
United States
Grant
Sheridan
Sherman
Congress
General Pershing
Germany
Wilson
Pershing
Europe
Charles M. Schwab
Scotch Gardner
Gardner
Senators Lodge and Hitchcock Seek Swift Treaty Ratification
On January 13, Senators Lodge and Hitchcock told organizers representing twenty million people that Democrats and Republicans are united to end the Senate treaty deadlock and prevent the treaty issue from affecting the forthcoming campaign. They said they would consider treaty modifications to gain the necessary two thirds, amid calls for prompt ratification with any reservations needed.
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Washington
Lodge and Hitchcock
Capitol
Senate
Lodge
Republic
Rioting in Berlin and Oberhausen Amid Reichstag Protests
Berlin reports say ten dead were brought to the Reischtag park as troops fired on demonstrators and bayonets were used. In Oberhausen crowds looted the town hall and shops while public order remained unsettled. Protests spread from Berlin to nearby towns in the Ruhr region.
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Berlin
Reischtag
National Assembly
Frehenbach
Basle
Reichstag
Die Freireit
Oberhausen
Marseboch
Bruckhausen
Koenigsplatz
Regular Front War Reports From Polish Bolshevik Edge
Riga dispatch summarizes a forward push begun Friday by Lefts and Poles toward Rzezytsa with about 15 miles gained. Bolsheviks rush reinforcements, especially on the left. Dvinsk capture yields rolling stock to be shared with others. One hundred freight cars and several engines pass through Riga toward Poland as snow hampers supplies and munitions. Lettish foreign minister Meiriwitch says the drive aims to retake Latzglia, while Dorpat talks are denied.
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Riga
Associated Press
Rzezytsa
Dvinsk
Poland
Lettish
M. Meiriwitch
Latzglia
Letzia
Pershing Presidential Boom Directed From Chicago
Presidential campaign headquarters for General J J Pershing will be established in Chicago about May 25 and announced by Mark Woods of Lincoln Nebraska.
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Pershing
Chicago
J. J. Pershing
Mark Woods
Lincoln
Johnson Says He’ll Take Treaty to Polls in Brooklyn
Senator Hiram Johnson of California declared in Brooklyn that he would accept President Wilson’s challenge to take the ratification of the peace treaty to the people. The address was reported from New York on January 48.
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Johnson
New York
Hiram Johnson
California
Brooklyn
Wilson
League of Nations first council meeting message to Britain
President Wilson's teletyped note to London announces the first League of Nations council meeting in Paris at the foreign affairs ministry, cites Article 6 of the Covenant, and urges Britain to send a representative as the world weighs its significance.
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Wilson
State Department
United States
London
League of Nations
Paris
Great Britain
Council of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Pershing to be honored in Cheyenne welcome
General John J. Pershing arrives in Cheyenne today for a city welcome. A 15 member committee will meet him in Greeley at 7 AM and escort him back to Cheyenne arriving at 12 30 PM. A luncheon at the Masonic temple follows at 1 15 PM with 200 seats.
General Pershing Arrives in Cheyenne for The Day
A special committee welcomes General Pershing in Greeley then escorts him to Cheyenne arriving at 12 30. He reviews troops at Fort D A Russell and attends a luncheon at the Masonic temple with Governor Carey. He speaks to veterans women’s groups pupils and teachers at multiple venues and attends a public reception at the capitol gate.
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General Pershing
Greeley
Cheyenne
Carey
Poore
Taylor
Masonic Temple
Elk’s Hall
Capitol
Fort
D.A. Russell
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
American Legion
Fort Russell
Pershing Denounces Bolshevism at American Legion Rally
General John J. Pershing, addressing 12,000 in Denver, lauded the American Legion as the nation’s greatest steadying force and urged prudent training for youths. He rejected militarism fear as unnecessary and emphasized loyalty, preparedness, and the Legion’s creed against anarchy and Bolshevism.
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Denver
American Legion
United States
John J. Pershing
City
Pershing
America
Colorado
American Expeditionary Forces
Cheyenne
WH. QR. Johnson
89Th Division
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Cheyenne Home Builders’ Association
Old Mexico
John J, Pershing
Lodge and
Hitchcock
Vic Iavw
Mulheim
Bruckhausens
Letizia
Dorpat
Wyoming
John J. Persh
W. E. Chaplin
M. 0. Bigelow
Fred EB. Warren
D. A. Preston
John W. Hay
B. B. Brooks
T. B. Kennedy
Randolph Leigh
W. G C. Deming
Harry Fisher
J. W. Hammond
G. B. Richardson
C. L. Hinkle
H. WL. Ridgely
C. L. Rigdon
Robert D. Carey
B. A. Poore
Ed. P. Taylor
Capitol Avenue
F. Embery
Fort Ruseill
Nineteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Garey Toy Capitol
Citizens National Bank
Elks Club
War Mothers
Red Cross
J. Pershing
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