War Front Reports and Allied Summons Across Europe
Reports from Berlin Warsaw Paris and London describe German and Allied moves as civilians are called to defend Guatave and troops are prepared for front line duties. Casualty tallies run into hundreds with fears of pogroms and Bolshevik influence and concerns over delegation sizes for smaller nations at the supreme council.
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London
Guatave
Ent
Foreign Office
Gant
Berlin
Pzileh
Tax on luxuries and amusements agreed by Senate and House
Washington reports a war revenue tax agreement after conference between Senate and House on luxuries and amusements. Rates set taxes on amusements over 30 cents and luxury items with scale limits, with projections of annual revenue above 75 thousand dollars.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Ratia
Home Committee
Simmong
Itis Ionon
Weather Outlook: Fair Wed and Thu with regional precip
The forecast calls for fair weather Wednesday with warmer conditions in the south and west. Thursday also looks fair, but the north may see rain or snow.
Major and Minor Leagues Seek Common Ground in Baseball Talks
In New York on January 14 Associated Press reports the New York National League club, the best paying in the majors, was sold. Negotiations for purchasing the St. Louis Nationals dominated discussions as major and minor leagues spent lengthy sessions seeking common ground on progress and terms.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Louis Nationals
Abolition Favors Compromise in Major League Talks
At a late hour discussions among major league leaders show a trend toward abolishing a key reform. They appear reluctant to grant minor leagues demands but open to a compromise that would not fundamentally disrupt the game’s structure.
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National League
New Terms Handed to Germany After Armistice
ARIS January 14 report says American armistice reps headed to Treves for Marshal Foch to present new terms to the German commission. The delegation includes Admiral Benson, Norman Bolley, Harley cateman, and Lewis Sheidon, with Hoover's food administration involved. The inter allied commission found ships embargos and requires surrender of newly built and in construction ships as part of the terms.
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Associated Press
ARIS
Treves
Marshal Foch
Admiral Wiliam
Benson
Navy
Norman H. Bolley
U. S
Treamiy
Harley
Cateman
Plane Shipping
Lewis D. Sheidon
Herbert D
Hoover
Wilhelmehaven
Working conditions tied to absenteeism says government bulletin
The Information and Education Service of the Labor Department warns that poor working conditions lead to absenteeism. It cites unsanitary surroundings bad ventilation lack of cleanliness facilities and cold damp work rooms as factors. Pure air good light and comfortable rooms are essential for high quality work.
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Im‘formation and Education Service
Department of Labor
Legislature to Hear Governor Message in Afternoon
The Fifteenth Wyoming legislature opened its forty day session and will hear Governor Robert D. Carey read his message in the Senate and House this afternoon. The assembly convened at 8 30 and adjourned late morning with the governor’s recommendations forming the day’s agenda. The Senate organization proceeded with appointments and a lone absence noted. A Democratic senator briefly faced an unusual presidential nomination situation during the adjournment.
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Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
Sanate
House
Senate Organication
Senate
George Young
Sweetwater County
Greek traders outline plan to expand US Greece ties
M. Alexandré Vallinos and three associates from New York visited Cheyenne for an inspection tour. They aim to settle Greeks in the Midwest and promote stronger commercial relations between Greece and America, inviting American businessmen to explore Greek markets.
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M. Alexandré Vallinos
Cheyenne
Polybeus Torake
New York
Gidgey
Nebraska
Greece
War and Peace Talks Highlighted in Training Service Reports
Fragmentary notes indicate discussions on peace efforts and military training services. The text mentions cooperation, possible accords, and civilian support programs linked to ongoing conflicts. Details are sparse but point to a broader push for diplomacy and relief actions.
Labor Department reports wartime training in plants
The department of labor notes that in 155 plants wartime industrial training is maintained with successful training rooms proven. Many manufacturers have notified the service they intend to initiate or continue training apartments in their plants.
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Department of Labor
McCormick Resigns DNC Chair to Become Ambassador
Washington January 14 Vance C McCormick resigns as chairman of the Democratic National Committee and is expected to be appointed American ambassador to France replacing Sharp. Sharp’s resignation is in the president’s hands pending formal announcement. White House officials would not discuss the report.
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Dy Assoniated Press
Washington
Vance C. McCormick
Democratic National Committee
France
Sharp
McCormick
White House
Paris Bulletin Reports Col. House Improving
Paris dispatch says Col. E. Wm. House is better today after a few days of illness. The Working Conditions Service plans to study ventilation and health factors at anchor facilities and prepare for forming a commission to improve healthful working conditions. Dispensaries of the National Lamp Co. are available to support the Service's research efforts.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Col
E. WM
Renee of Anchor
National Lamp Co
Diszow
State Martial Law Declared Across Entire South Aregaruen
The South Aregon republic faces extreme peril as deputies vote 166 to 22 to impose martial law for 30 days. Buenos Aires reports about 800 killed and thousands injured in the strike and unrest. Monks and nuns killed amid attacks on churches.
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South Awegan
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Jay
Philips
Wocinlinté
Argentina
Associated Prins
Ivitation
Santiago
Dijcuman
Conference debates language rules at allied peace talks
Paris dispatch reports the inter allied peace council seeks speed in work while debating official conference language and representation. French language may be adopted soon though final decisions await discussions with Wilson as Clemenceau handles cabinet matters.
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Paris
Atos
Supreme” War Council
Inter-allied Peace Council
Interpallied War Council
Clemenceau
Wilson
Rotary Dinner Handles Return After Flu Ban Lift
The Rotary Club will hold its first dinner since the flu ban at the Plains at 12 46 today.
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Rotary
the Plains
Almost Famous 87 Varities: Peage Programs Put 10 Americans
Nearly 40 plans for a league of nations are presented to American delegates. The inter allied conference will review all material as it proceeds. Americans find no change to fundamental principles such as the Monroe Doctrine, though some proposals are viewed with caution. The final treaty is expected to formalize the end of the world war.
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Dy Associated Press
Pahas
League of Nations
Harmony Is the Keynote of Wyoming Fifteenth Legislature
Leaders in both houses urged harmony to speed business and avoid partisan conflict. A Democrat contender for a legislative post in the Senate noted bipartisan cooperation, while artists Alan True and Bi Gillings contributed murals celebrating Wyoming heritage in the capitol.
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Wyoming
Senate
Alan True
Bi” Gillings
Sheridan
Wyom Np
Gollings
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