Premier of Japan Warns Nation Not to Grasp Power
Tokyo January 14 Takashi Hare Japan's new commoner premier in a recent interview said the war has reshaped ideas on international relations and that a new spirit will influence educated peoples worldwide and govern relations among nations. He urged moderate peace views and praised American aid to France and the French people.
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Tokio
Takashi Hare
Japan
Iabor Portien
Eggland
France
America
Hura
Péanan Feanans
Jepan
Siberia
Jig
Germany
Wyoming Legislature Organizes Amid Nominations and Unanimous Elections
The Wyoming House and Senate organize with nominations for speaker and clerk. Senator Kool abstains from voting while nomination of Nels A. Pearson and others is noted. Chief Justice Beard administers oaths as the body adjourns to receive Governor Carey’s message and prepare seating plans for the new session.
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Nels A. Pearson
Sheridan Tainty
Peter Ool
Senate
Kool
Frank C. Hunter
Cheyenne
Isaac
Beard
Alisa, O'Connor
Hickley
Carey
House
Chaplin
Simonds
Representativa Kirk
Goshen County
Mercer
Big Horn County
Underwood
Laramie County
Kirk
Kirkwan
Kirkwan ‘Made Unanimous. Speaker 3Forcer
Holdredge
Story
Baker
Carl Sackett
Ghoridan County
Sullivan
Lincoln
J. C. Underwood
Laramut County
Republican Caucus
C. Downing
Torrington
Fred RK. Holdredge
Hot Springs County
Tom Underwood
Kelley
Fourteenth House
Lota
Japanese Russia Siberia aid hospitals operate independently
A semi official report states Japanese military authorities in Siberia have created charity hospitals at mining centers including Vludivoutok to provide free medical aid to Russian patients. The hospitals attract many Bersians and patients travel over 200 versia for care.
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Tokio
Siberia
Vludivoutok
Historical precedent found on surrender of fleets
The Bishop of Norham cites Livy to compare Rome’s acceptance of Carthage’s naval power after the Punic War to a possible German surrender of its fleet. The Manchester Guardian notes that reliance on antiquity is risky, arguing naval strength in Germany versus Britain hinges on modern discipline and political freedom.
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Londdy
Norham
Carthage
Rome
Germany
England
Chester
Guardian
Rime
David
Beatty
Ene-land
The
of Treltstrike
Wyoming's First Citation Bravery and Distinguished Service
Corporal Jesse I King of Company D 101st Infantry receives the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism near Gesnes France on September 26 1918 he aided in firing on enemy guns and taking 26 prisoners while home address is listed as Mrs Olive Jacobs sister in Laramie Wyoming. Also mentions a British Q ship at St Catherine's Dock with praise for its crew and wartime secrecy and heroism.
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Washington
Jesse I
King
Gesnes
France
Ging
Olive Jacobs
Laramie, Wye
London
St. Katherine’s Dock
Eric Geddes
Ford
Admiralty
Harmony Keynote Fifteenth Legislature Looms
The article notes Harmony as guiding the fifteenth Wyoming Legislature with Leapers delivering a keynote. Secretary Anson Higby of the Wyoming State Fair commission attends, explaining the fair’s value to lawmakers and highlighting an emergency appropriations act to fund senators, legislative staff, and expenses.
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Belical
Highy
Anson Higby
Wyoming State Fair Commission
Houces
Wyoming
Odd and Interesting Historical Trivia Snippet
The text notes old beliefs about beards as effeminate in Rome and mentions unusually large eyes in horses giraffes and ostriches. It also describes a paving mix used by the Rise clans for brickmaking from coal dust treacle and resin.
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Ireland
Othe Animal Kingdom
Battle of U-boat Hunters on Decoy Ship
The account describes gun crews firing from a decoy ship as two hinch guns engaged U-boat targets. One vessel scored twelve hits from fourteen while the other hit seven of eight. The Stock Force steamer pursued the foe, attacked by a torpedo from a Bleak Forse unit, aiding a Royal Navy action.
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Wehmarings
W C T U Meeting Reports War Era Activity in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne W C T U met at the library for a resumed post flu ban gathering. Dr Ellen J Wet Inufer chaired with talks on temperance and patriotism. news covered war ends, volunteers, and local civic moves including real estate and business notes.
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Cheyenne Woo! T. UW
Ellen J. Wet- Inufer
Fraheis Willard
Anna Gordon
D. P. Evans
Ed Weyl
M. J. Piper
M. J. Piper Had Charge of the Devotions, Mrs. Evans
John Grainger
Baptist Church
W. E. Hinrichs
Congregational
J. PF. Jenkins
Presbyterian
Piper
Methodist
Jenkins
The
Onion
Temperance
Health Department
Tyson
Legislature
Lillian M
Local Club Notices and Royal Neighbors Meeting
The Woman’s Club of The R M A hosts a 8 o’clock gathering with Mrs. Ralph Smith at 208 Twenty-first Street. Royal Neighbors of America hold a regular meeting in Labor Hall with officer elections and initiation. Florence Crittenden Home board to meet Friday at 3 in the Carnegie library club room, venue now changed from the Pising hotel.
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Bors.of America
Labor Hall
Pew
Florence Crittenden Home
Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
Pising Hotel
Personal Mention and Local Moves At Converse School
Local notes report Miss Willabeth WB Brown, once ill, now said to be Wyer, with friends hoping for recovery. J Leslie returns home, Zachariah Tay diuchy travels, and plans to resume assistant city engineer at City Hall. Mrs G Nath to entertain Ladies Auxiliary of D of S L at 714 East Twenty street. Leslie B Miller, recently discharged from the marine corps, arrived Cheyenne for a few days of business before returning to Los Angeles for winter duties.
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Willabeth WB. Brown
Converse
Wyer
Are J. Leaslie
Zachariah Taydiuchy
Mra. G. Nath
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
D. of 8. L. Nd
Twenond Street
Fenanman
Leslie B. Miller
Maring Corps
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Mr. Miller Wil
Mr. Miller
Volun
Moral supremacy of America is pointed out in Tokyo
A reprinted dispatch notes that Japanese officials warn members of the Japan Trade Association to heed moral supremacy as Japan enjoys postwar prosperity. The piece underscores U.S. influence and echoes concerns about national behavior amid growing ties with Allied powers.
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America
Allies Gain Moral Prosperity Amid War Struggles
The minister says Allied nations won moral prosperity through suffering and deprivation, offsetting material losses. He notes Japan's exports depend on foreign demand and urges maintaining high goods quality and systematic, trained trade industries.
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Japan
City MEWS IN BRIEF Full Line Ranges and Heaters Display
Ad fragment announces displays from Hots Huckfeldt and Finkbiner and Plains Auto Company. Includes Vulcan heating and repair guarantees, battery reviews, messenger service, and open hours 1 a.m. to 10 p.m. at 1624 Capitol Avenue. Prices noted for cleaned items and springs. Feb 9 State Leader.
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Hots
Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Allt
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Atlanta
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Japan Trade Association
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