Knights of Columbus consider funding U S frontier show for Europe
William P. Larkin of the Knights of Columbus in Fort Morgan Colorado meets with F T Corcoran secretary to discuss financing a large outdoor show to entertain American troops in France. The plan estimates about 250000 dollars from Colorado Wyoming New Mexico supporters. Corcoran hopes the offer secures approval. if not he will sail to France next week to begin duties.
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William P. Larkin
Knights of Columbia
F. T. Corcoran
Fort Morgan
Colc
Knights of Columbus
France
State
Corcoran
Tudte Jr
Eeka
Pérrhing
Paderewski Forms Harmony in Polish Government
Warsaw, Jan. 17. Ignace Paderewski has joined with General Pilsudski to form a cabinet. The general will serve as minister under the premier who will lead a cabinet composed largely of political experts. The change brings a more harmonious government.
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Associated Prean
Warsaw
Ignace Padwerestéi
Pilshekski
Torough Reinister
Saintstry
Soldiers Soon Walking Streets If Aid Not Given
A House committee urged passage of a Pentagon aid bill to fund 20 million dollars to reclaim idle land for returning troops. Secretary of Labor Willett supported the measure, citing the need to provide work and housing for soldiers as they rejoin civilian life.
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Prins
Wardngton
Louis v
Willen
House Comimaiiies
Kelly
Joan
Premier's Madrid Meeting Leaves Spain Guessing on Policy
A brief report from Madrid notes Premier after a meeting of government officials and Associated Press coverage. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggest discussions on national policy and potential surprises. The piece emphasizes the ongoing discourse in Madrid and the absence of definitive outcomes.
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Madrid
Niet
British and American Agents Barred by German General
WARSAW Jan. 17 The Gor anslave refused to receive Lieut Reginald Foster American agent and Colonel Reeves British army officers who went to confer with the German tenth army commander. They were told that attempting to pass the frontier would mark them as enemies. They reported the German action to their governments.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Vinlyeatok
Reginald Foster
America
Reeves
Tenth Army
Foster
Col
New York Tribune Denies Courier Claims On Wilson Threats
The New York Tribune released a statement denying it printed any Paris sourced content about President Wilson threatening to remove American troops from Europe unless his peace terms were accepted. Paris dispatches cite censorship claims and debate whether French authorities control allied news.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Tribune
Tia. m
Paris
Premiéer
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
the Tribune
Wilson
Europe
The
Temps
Paria
Parie
St Mark's Rowing Team Hosts Afternoon Meet
The St Mark's rowing ten faces an afternoon meet at SC, hosted by Mrs. P. W. Pierce. Wyoming women leaders announce prohibition ratification, while Mrs. Pearl Mitazzo learns her son Bert, formerly at a Los Angeles college, is out of danger and plans to travel home. Sunshine division troops pass Cheyenne en route to demobilization as local residents assist with shows and travel.
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St. Mark's
P. W. Pier
Rast
Pearl Mitazzzo
Bert
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Sunshine Division
Todd
New York
Peruvians End Strike With Eight Hour Day Pact
The Peruvians move to end the general strike after adopting an eight hour day and government leadership at key conferences. Rabits killed by hunters would yield 190,000 to 305,000 tons of food yearly, valued around 20,000 dollars, per Biological Survey estimates.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Peru
Department of Agicalure
Social notes from Cheyenne and Denver visits
Personal mentions describe Mrs Kool and Mrs Sullivan traveling to Cheyenne to join husbands in the legislative session. Other relatives and friends, including the Kool children and Miss Lorna Kool, are noted for upcoming visits, schooling, and social engagements in Cheyenne, Denver, and vicinity. Desmond Jr. is reported seriously ill at 611 Mant Avenue with influenza.
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Myre
Peter Kool
Sheridan
The
Welfare
Chicago
East
Cheyenne
Migsex Yora
Doris Kool
Kool
Guerts
the Plains
Kool Ee
Oe Kool
Lorna
Scchool
Tarrytown
Leawrende
Desmond, Jr
Mre
Desmond
Womallilis
Pleasure And Duty Intermingle For Wyoming Legislature
Invitations pour in as the fifteenth Wyoming legislature plans diversions and attendance at events. Hon. Henry McAllister Jr of Denver speaks to the Bar Association. a Red Cross canteen lunch is set for today at the Union Pacific depot. A special Pullman train will carry delegates to the stock show and livestock convention with a Wednesday dinner and promised rates. Dr Conway denies influenza cases at the convent.
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Elka
Henry McAllister, Jr
Denver
Wyoming Bar Association
Senate
House
Bar Association
Red Cross
Union Pacific
Archie Allison
Wyoming Red Cross Association
Cheyenne
Denver T
American Livestock
Ecolous
McDuffie
Wyoming
Union
Patific
Legislatura 40
Aero Equninitites
J. C.underwood
He Livestock Association
Quarantine Extended in Cordova Alaska for Flu
Cordova Alaska reports risk quarantine due to influenza spread after several days of illness. Schools and public gatherings are banned and hospital precautions enforce bed cleaning and health measures per city physician to contain the outbreak.
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Cordova
Alaska
Cordovea
Soan'sh Lofloehta Heineg
Tragel
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