Tramp Hero Killed Two Trainmen in Kimball Clash
Circa 11 am near Kimball Nebraska a freight train crew clashed with two tramps. Cicero Allen and Otto B Jones died, Albert Carroll was near death after Moran and others intervened, a coroner’s jury ruled Carroll feloniously shot the two men. The train bound for Cheyenne halted as Moran attacked Carroll, Moran then beat Carroll unconscious before authorities intervened.
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Cicero Allen
Union Pacific
Otto B. Jones
Albert Carroll
Kimball
Neb
Corrall
Meie
Moran
Player
Hamming Carroll
G. F. Harless
McCune
Carroll
Carro
Cheyenne
Allen
Jones
Jonica
Moffat
Augsburg Ranch
Fort Russell
Cleero Allen
Sev
British and French Advances Reported on Various Fronts
British forces raid Calonne and Beaucourt Sur Ancre frontages with hundreds of yards gained and prisoners taken. Canadians and Russians also report gains and reversals along multiple sectors. French patrols penetrate Meuse heights and Apremont forest as Ringed trenches hold. Berlin cites disputes over French prisoner treatment and war zone notes.
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Calonne
Beaucourt Sur Ancre
Vadeni
Galatz
Petrograd
Berlin
Paris
Meuse
Apremont Forest
War Office
Drive On Ancre River Also Nets Gain for English Troops
A WWI report states that English troops advance on the Ancre River will be followed by reprisals if France does not comply with German demands. French prisoners of war would be moved behind fronts and held under German conditions until Paris agrees.
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Ancre
Germany
Neudral
Three Tuberculous Cattle Found At U P Stockyards
Three cattle tested positive for tuberculosis were seized from a carload at the Union Pacific stockyards in Cheyenne. Federal Inspector A T Knowles oversight, owner Patrick shipping from Idaho to Nebraska, cattle to be killed with no compensation. State vet Dr A W French notes origin testing could have prevented loss. Wyoming bills propose mandatory tuberculin testing for interstate cattle and dairy operations.
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Union Pacific
A. T. Knowles
Hammond Packing House
Cheyenne
Mr. Patrick
Idaho
Nebraska
Patrick
A. W. French
J. M. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Thermopolis
American Live Stock Association
Legislature Settles Into Quiet Swing in Session
The legislature sits in an even swing with no major battles. Senator Tom Powers proposes to divide Platte county and create Iron county with Guernsey as county seat. In the house a dispute over extending rural precinct primary hours to 9 passes only after a vote to table. Fire escape bill advances toward passage. Senate city bills to curb tax increases and require monthly treasurer reports are recommended for passage with libraries added to the reporting.
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Tom Powers
Senate
Platte County
Iron County
Guernsey
Colburn
Precineta
Tom Hunter
House
Riner
Algo
Sib
Ultimatum Sent G O P By Perkins
New York January 17 news note reports poem telegrams and related diplomatic exchanges involving the GOP and figure Perkins as part of a political ultimatum scene. Defensive statements and terse dispatches hint at pressures shaping party strategy.
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New York
Leak Hearings Halted While Committee Plans
Washington January 17. The House Rules Committee, empowered to hire counsel and exchange accountants and given thirty extra days, paused the leak hearings to decide which lawyer will direct the widening inquiry. No session is planned for tomorrow and testimony may resume only after plans are set. Chairman Henry was absent as his credibility was challenged by Boston financier Lawson. Representative Poll presided. members from both parties voiced faith in Henry.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Henry
Lawson
Boston
Representative Poll
Lassen Peak Eruption Sends Ashes Across Slopes
Lassen peak erupted at Montgomery Creek California on January 17 dumping ashes over the slopes and belching wide inky smoke that arch westward about 125 miles. Officials call it the most tremendous eruption since the volcano first broke.
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Montgomery Creek
Calif
Lassen Peak
Funeral to honor Admiral Dewey planned by officials
Public funeral services for Admiral Dewey will be held Saturday in the capitol rotunda with all naval and military forces in attendance. Congress will recess and government departments will close, per the president's order, as the nation pays tribute to the national hero.
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Dewey
Washington
Capitol
Congress
Wyoming Weather Ahead For Thursday To Friday
Forecast for Wyoming calls for partly cloudy conditions on Thursday with cooler air in the eastern section. Friday should bring fair skies and warmer temperatures in the northern part of the state.
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Wyoming
Entente Explains Why Peace Is Not Possible
A note from Arthur Balfour to Spring Rice outlines why Allied leaders reject President Wilson’s peace approach. It argues Turkey must be expelled from Europe, Alsace Lorraine returned to France, and Italy Irredenta addressed, asserting guarantees are essential and that Germany won’t honor treaties.
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Arthur Balfour
Spring Rice
Wilson
United States
Turkey
Europe
Alsace- Lorraine
France
Italia
Italy
Germany
Fear of Conscription Drives Foreign Migration
Ottawa reports that fear of compulsory military service via national service cards has pushed foreigners to flee Canada for the United States. The exodus, concentrated in cities, disrupts Canadian industries as the government states that compulsory service is not being considered.
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Ottawa
Can
Canada
United States
Pope Intercedes for Belgians
Pope Benedict has asked Cardinal Mercier to press the German government to stop Belgian deportations and to aid repatriation of Belgians, aiming to ease Helvian suffering and halt further removals.
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Landon
Germany
Pope Benedict
Representatos
Cardinal Mercier
Houston and Armour Coming Cheyenne Hosts Big Livestock Meet
Cheyenne opened her arms to the Haveetock nation last night as 400 visitors crowded rooms and the Plains hotel lobby. The American Live Stock Association convention is expected to be one of the largest, with stockmen arriving and a crowded banquet introducing the event. Secretary Houston’s late arrival, grazing fee talks, and a federal hearing on the proposal mark the early sessions.
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Association
Industrial Club
Joseph M. Carey
A&sen
David F. Houston
A. F P. Potter
United States
National Forest
Forester
Potter
Houston
Masonic Temple
J. CC. Underwood
Forestry Com
German Raider Sinks Ships Raising Toll to Fifteen
Reports from across the Atlantic detail the German raider’s progress with 15 ships sunk or captured. Survivors from the Vexsale totaled 247 with about 460 missing. British officials consider convoy defenses and naval escorts the key response to deter future losses.
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Atlantic
Pernambuco
Ininiator of Marine
Firs
Itla
Yarrowdale
Itle
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