Rotary plan to aid soldiers returning to civilian life
Rotary Clubs should lead a local absorption commission to guide veterans back into civil life, coordinating with mayors chambers of commerce and schools. The plan emphasizes strengthening education recreation and religion, keeping existing institutions, and extending camp gains through community effort and government alignment.
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Rotary
Snd
Rotaran
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Chicago
Allen D. Albert
United States
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Aimilar
A Ine Ater
Iman
Toreigh
Americans Leave France in Record Postwar Shipments
Paris dispatch reports that in the week ending January 8 over 30 000 American troops departed France for the United States, including 1 138 officers and 29 187 men. The total so far reaches 188 704 travelers with 11 118 officers and the remainder enlisted men.
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Paris
France
United States
Russians Seek Solid Basis as Government Tackles Heavy Tasks
In Omsk on Sunday January 12 the all Russian government confronts a staggering national program. Officials aim to organize the country on a solid and stable foundation despite immense challenges.
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Omsk
All defendants found guilty in long racketeering trial
In Sacramento California on January 14 46 defendants in the case were found guilty as charged after a lengthy trial. Sentence is to be imposed the next day. The lone woman defendant Theodila Pollock remained unmoved as 49 defendants protested in silence.
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Associated Presa
Backamento
Cal
Cape
Robert Mises
Indianapolis
Dypertment
Gillette Cattleman Ricketts Sees Prosperity After Grain Exports
Gillette rancher W B Wicketts, Alaska? no, Campbell County leader, travels from Denver to Kansas City to buy cattle then heads to Texas and California. He notes last year saw over a million dollars of grain leave Campbell County amid strong crops and prices, praised farmers for patriotic effort and government aid.
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Campbell County
SWS
W. P. Rigkeits
Gillette
W. B. Wicketts
Cheyenne
Denver
Ricketts
Kanes City
Texas
Matt
California
Mr. Ricketts
Acre
Funes
Senate clears La Follette amid bitter Williams attack
The Senate voted 60 to 21 to dismiss loyalty charges against Senator La Follette over his 1917 St Paul war speech. Williams delivered a bitter, unyielding assault labeling the speech disloyal, while Dillingham defended the nonpartisan, full committee report and vote.
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Senate
LA Follette
Williams
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
LaFollette
Minnesota Public Safety
St. Paul
Martin
Lodge
Republcan
Minnesota
Kellogg
N . Shue Can
Pomerene
Privileges and Elections Committee
Salisbury
Wiliams
Mississippi
LaPollette
Wisconsin
United States
Dillingham
Husky Saves Americans From Bolshevik Ambush in Russia
By Associated Press report from Northern Russia dated January 16 describes a Bolshevik regiment using a husky mascot who alerted and helped an American company during a bushwhack near Kadis. The American rear guard at Yektadho town faced heavy fire as Bolsheviks shelled and probed the line.
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Russia
Kadis
Yektadho
Wyoming House Bills Review and Committee Actions
One hour late was Wyoming as House Bill No. 1 proposes prohibition enforcement starting July 1, 1919. House Bills No. 2 to 5 cover emergency appropriations, labor commissioner, preferred stock issuance, and governor committee for returning soldiers. Senate names Stansbury and Myers to join a joint investigative committee. House recesses for joint item arrival.
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Hardin
Prohibition
Kelley
Emergency Appropriations
Ways and Means
Baker
Commissioner of Labor
Labor Committee
Hunter
Committee On
Wyoming
Senate
Stansbury
Eastern Star installs officers in Cheyenne meeting
Oak Leaf Chapter of the Eastern Star installed new officers at a Wednesday ceremony. Notable attendees included retiring Worthy Patron M A Kline and retiring Matron Mrs Bruce Jones. The event featured a social supper supervised by Captain A A Underwood and a joint session with Cheyenne Lodge No 2 K of P and Cheyenne Temple No 4 Pythian Sisters.
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Oak Leaf Chapter
The
Eastern Star
M. A. Kline
Bruce Jones
A. A. Underwood
J. B. Guthrie
Florrie Bradley
BD. R. Dodda
Marion Kline
Gertrude Underwood
Niswander
Ada
Ether Hackman
Ruth
Clara Warrington
Esther
Madge Gill
Martha
Mabel Knapp
John Hunter
Willa Schilling
Carl Hubbard
Sentinel
Mra
Jurden
We H
A. Gyling
Cheyenne ‘Lodge No
Cheyenne Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Howard DB. Heins
Marie D. Teacen
Chayenne Lodge No
J. Carl Metcalfe
D. B. Gillespie
Grenb E. Hendershot
Ears
Robt
Jerpe
W. J. Walls
L. K. Jessen
J. J. Blair
L. C. O'Toole
C. B. Hendershot
Cheyenne Temple No. 4
Mra. C. C. Olson
L. C. Barklay
D. C. Barkedae
Anna Jessen
Helen James
Algo James
Legislature delegates join Denver for stock meeting trip
Members of both houses attend a Denver assembly next week linked to the National Livedrock association and stock events. lawmakers plan adjournment to allow travel for educational opportunities, with duration still undecided and hotel arrangements under review.
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Denver
Ogayfy
Colorado
Revolt Reported in Holland Sparks Military Action
Reports from Amsterdam say a revolt in Holland prompted authorities to mobilize military forces as unrest swells in the town. Mounted troops and patrols were dispatched to restore order amid the growing incident in the Netherlands.
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Utah
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Zita Warlamont
Fort Worth
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