Army Program to Continue As at Present Under Late Agreement
The committee favors a legislative rider on the army appropriation bill to maintain the current army structure, with Secretary Baker and staff explaining reorganization plans for a 600,000 man force by voluntary enlistment. A final rider form will be devised by the general staff, possibly leaving strength to presidential opinion and appropriation limits. Hearings on the regular appropriation bill for 900,000 men will begin.
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Wyoming Fails to Join Original 36 In Prohibition Honor
The 15th Wyoming legislature, meeting in 10 o'clock session, passed unanimously a memorial resolution ratifying the federal prohibition amendment. The process moved quickly through both chambers, delivering to the governor for signature, but a one hour delay kept Wyoming from becoming among the thirty six original states. The session opened with prayer, roll call of 53 members, and anticipated rule adjustments to speed future business.
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Petér’k
Rafter
Senate
Archie Allison
Cheyenne
Gardner
Afton
Day of Radical Rallies at Labor Congress in Chicago
In Chicago on January 16 radicals held field day at a labor congress aiming to free Mooney and Billings. The event endorsed nearly all I W W programs, urged a new American soviet, and called for workers to rule the world. A Mooney case film opened the climax as talks debated Congress actions.
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Mooney
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International Defense League
Former Emperor Charles of Austria in ailing condition
Former Emperor Charles of Austria has been ill for a fortnight with influenza and a relapse. Reports from London and Amsterdam say his condition worsened at Amerongen Castle with a chill and extreme nervousness, keeping him indoors.
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London
Jen
Charles of Austria
Amsterdam
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Ameronien
Senator France Attacks War Powers In Peace Time
In Washington on January 10, Senator France of Maryland criticized government expansion of war powers during peacetime. He challenged railroad, cable and telegraph controls and attacked the espionage act, saying Congress has abdicated its duties to the executive. Senator King of Utah disputed abdication claims, noting Presidents have often pressured Congress, citing Roosevelt's influence.
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Serbians Attempt Master as Montenegro Revolt Grows
From Washington report the Montegrans claim occupation by Serbian troops sparked a rebellion. More than 20,000 rebels are mobilized and marching, according to a statement from the Montenegrin embassy in the capital.
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Russian Question Before Conference
Paris dispatch notes two hours of talks at the foreign office as the sole formal peace delegates meeting of the day. The focal topics were Russia’s stance and press relations, with no other subjects in the communique.
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Supreme War Council
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London
Wyoming legal talent gathers for Walls farewell banquet
Hon Hillard Ridgely hosted a Cheyenne banquet honoring Attorney General William L. Walls with 32 attendees including Chief Justice Beard, Judge Potter, and U. S. District Attorney Higdon. The event featured a sparkling water toast and remarks from Walls and Ridgely, followed by further tributes from Donzelman and others as the state bar prepares for a two day session in the supreme court chamber.
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Major leagues and minors end in grand smash deal
Major and minor league magnates reach a tentative agreement to operate with mutual respect for contractual territorial and reserve rights. No minor club may claim more players than the major league maximum, planning a 21 player roster limit for the season and direct payment from majors to minors.
Covenant of Nations Draft Quickens Pace in Paris
Paris, Jan 16. Draft of the nations program advances faster than expected due to talks between British and American leaders. The new plan, called a covenant, replaces a treaty and includes thirteen articles and eight supplementary features covering core elements of prior plans. It will likely undergo revisions but should be ready for ministers to review shortly.
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of Nations
Czech force occupies Bavarian frontier amid tensions
A dispatch reports Czechs have seized the Bavarian frontier with pickets in warning distance of each other near Amster dam. The situation increases regional tension as forces remain on alert.
Poles Reach Near Bromberg in Prussia Portents
Amsterdam Jan 14 The Poles advanced to within two and a half miles east of Bromberg in Prussia and now practically invest the city, according to a report described by the Vosmache Zeitung of Berlin.
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Vosmache Zeitung
Campaign Talk on Victory Liberty Loan Date
The Associated Press report from Washington notes the next loan will be the Victory Liberty Loan. The exact date is not yet fixed, according to Mr Glas.
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Victory Liberty
Losn
Mr Glas
Weather outlook for Wesday and Friday winds
Fragmentary weather notes mention wind directions and days Wesday and Friday with unclear specifics. No clear highs or lows, or precipitation details available to confirm conditions.
Soldiers and Workers' Council Forms in Seattle
About 600 workers held an open air meeting in Seattle and marched toward the police station. Mounted officers dispersed the crowd without violence after tensions rose on Third Avenue and Lesserway. The gathering, under the central trades council and metal workers, denounced police action and planned a new sailors and working men’s council meeting for next Sunday.
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Lesserway
Harry
Semo
Central Trades Council Aid Metal Workers
Ecounell
German Show of Force Paralyzes Berlin in Occupation
Amsterdam dispatch reports a massive German display of force in Berlin with troops controlling the Inner city. Heavy artillery, machine guns, storm troops, tanks, and motorized detachments are deployed while many streets are closed to traffic. Suburbs such as Nuccain are also said to be occupied.
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Pelpie
Berlin
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Navi Boo
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38 States Ratify Prohibition Amendment Said Final
The Associated Press reports 38 states have ratified the federal prohibition amendment. Nebraska Missouri and Wyoming joined others, clearing a 34 state threshold with 38 total ratifications. Debate continues on whether the amendment becomes part of the Constitution now or when certified.
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Wyoming
Bavaria tightens passport rules to bar Bolshevik entry
Advices from Berne report Bavaria has practically amended its passport rules to prevent Reds from entering the state. In the future even Commons or foreign subjects will need passports to enter Bavaria, signaling stricter travel controls amid the unrest.
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Bavaria
Even Corman
Regular Battles at Buer End Near Town Hall
Amsterdam dispatch reports a night battle at Buer between government troops and a rebel force. The civic leader surrendered after heavy fighting, with machine guns causing substantial gains for the attackers and casualties among the defenders.
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