French Routed In Battle North Of Solsons
London news summarizes a German push under General von Kluck north of Soissons, with French forces retreating across the Aisne amid floods and snow in the Vosges. Reports note British gains near La Bassée and St Mihiel artillery actions, while warnings persist about a possible dash toward Paris.
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London
Solsons
von Kluck
Belgium
Aisne
Vorges
Flanders
Soiseone
Soissons
Alsace
St. Paul
Poissons
Arras
Soumea
Lille
Meuse
St. Mihiel
Senonnes
Vosges
la Basse
Gremans
Paris
War Office
Reduced rates promised for Denver show
Denver news reports a tight one fare round trip rate from most Colorado regions and Cheyenne for the National Morse Blow and Midwinter fair week. Railroads set one and one third fares to parts of the western slope with dates January 14 15 17 20 and 26 for showing and conventions. Delegates and others plan to remain in Denver through Show week.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Burlington
Colorado & Southern
Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Arkana
Hiven
Colorado Metaliferous Minera
Cherie
Cougreau
Fort Colling
Colorado University Appropriation Rumors and Proposals
Legislation drafts propose appropriations totaling $250,000 for Colorado University with parts allocated to new buildings. A committee recommended funding levels include $60,000 for the university, $50,000 for unrelated items, $90,000 for a project, and $100,000 for an additional need.
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Cole
Jan
Lorado
Educationa
Ryan
Unem
Wedier
Runstan
Horrors of Earthquake in Avezzano wider than other disasters
Descriptions from Avezzano, Italy, dated June 15, report massive collapse of civic officials and buildings after a devastating earthquake. Rescue efforts continue as soldiers and workers labor amid rubble, with hundreds dead or missing and medical supplies scarce.
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Italy
Avezzano
Rome
Uader Prefvet
Signor Ottavi
Ortavi
Renee Wemided
Eae
Vial
Arzoll
Aquila
Roulos
Pessara
Walla
Theromes
Ben
Conck Emery
La Follette bill would bar English speaking sailors from ships
A historical column denounces the La Follette seamen bill as impractical and harmful to American shipping. It argues the measure would require crews to speak English and exclude many workers, risking Japanese and other foreign flag fleets dominating trade and crippling the U S mercantile marine. It warns of labor and linguistic loopholes and calls the bill an impossible restrictive policy.
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la Follette
Follette
House
Mercantile Marine
United States
Congress
Coun
Roosevelt
Japan
England
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Wheat and Flour Advance Spurs Bread Price Rise
New York reports flour at the Civil War high of 98 a barrel as wheat futures surged in Chicago with May at 1.45 and July at 1.27, driven by heavy exports and Greek market moves. Corn rallied and bakers warned bread could rise, while rural selling increased and ocean shipments remained strong.
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Chicago
Firet Wales
Liverpool
Kan Vom
Nebraska
UNCLE SAM TO PROTECT HOLY LAND
London reports a Chronicle editorial argues for a military or allied guardianship over Palestine after Ottoman defeat. It envisions Jerusalem and sacred sites under Christian guardianship by France England or the United States, aiming to ease future arrangements and protect holy places.
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Uncle Sam
Holy Land
London
Palestine
Chronicle
Jerusalem
Bayer
Holy Sepulchre
France
England
Palestue
Cole
Wyoming Legislature Begins Full Work in earnest
The Thirteenth Wyoming legislature opens the session with committees appointed and reports ready for second reading. Governor Kendrick’s message is to be printed as a state paper for citizen study, with bipartisan support expected for constructive laws. House Resolution No 1 advocates printing 1000 copies of the governor’s message for the secretary of state.
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Wyoming
Beth Howtos
Senate
Sie
Carey
Industrial Club
Any
Ihes
Oviatt
Riks Club
Industriar Club
Ihel
Sliney
Journal of the House
Kendrick
House of
Commonwealth
Secretary of State of
Hove
Admiral Fletcher transfers his pennant to the Wyoming
New York cable reports Admiral Fletcher moves his flag to the Wyoming to free quarters on the New York for President Wilson. The plan includes a presidential visit to the canal and a naval training cruise with drills at Guantanamo, Cristobal, and Hampton Roads, leading to a Canal transit for Wilson’s party in late February to mid March.
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New York
Wyoming
Fletcher
Wison
Poacamea Canal
Navy Yard
Ughia
Anjhe Yard
Guantanamo
Hampton Roads
Colon
United States
Hampton
Cristobal
Spais
Portugal
Argentica
Cobo
Legielation
Columel Digitale
Wilcom
Aluerd
Budtier
Solons Depart for Laramie at 9 10 A M
A large delegation from across the state gathers to attend the dedication of the new Hall of Agriculture at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. The train leaves Cheyenne at 9 15 A M with Governor Kendrick and state officials aboard.
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Solons
Laramie
Echoola
T Daniway
Board of Steon
University of Wyoming
Hall of Agriculture
Union Pacific
Department of Home Economics
Gymnasjch
State of Heinte
Ledelatere
Cheeine
Eather
Alee
Board of
Uruetees
Ana
Beaialature
Foversor
Chamber of Commerce
Vyrom
Iwneheon Uutil
Balveraay
Mone
A. Bryan
Waekington
Auserican Amoekatin
Bayertonst
Cerbatium
Neoriska Avricultural College
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Magilano
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Peselna
Monsignor
Hagnell
Pesenla
Avexzano
Washington
The
Wises
Landfor University
House BI
Wyoming Hook Stores Company
Hall of Representatives
Crain
Taramile
Humber
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