Knights of Columbus consider funding frontier show for French troops
William P. Larkin of the Knights of Columbus in Fort Morgan Colorado discusses financing a large outdoor entertainment show to tour France for American troops. F T Corcoran proposes sending Cowboys cowgirls horses and more, with an estimated need of about 250000 dollars. If approved, the show could sail to Europe for three months or be delayed until arrangements are made.
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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 Harmonious Polish Cabinet
Ignace Paderewski and General Pilsudski form a new Polish cabinet with three of the existing ministers retained. The reshuffle aims for a more harmonious government with General Pilsudski as a key minister under the premier.
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Associated Prean
Warsaw
Ignace Padwerestéi
Pilshekski
Torough Reinister
Saintstry
Soldiers Soon Walking Streets If Aid Not Given
A Labor Department secretary urged Congress to approve 20 million dollars to purchase idle land for returning soldiers. The measure aims to fund programs attached to the broader reconstruction plan and would require House committee action.
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Prins
Wardngton
Louis v
Willen
House Comimaiiies
Kelly
Joan
Barcelona Premier Meeting Sparks Market Activity
A brief dispatch from Madrid notes Premier discussions underway following a meeting with Associated Producers. No surprises were expected regarding conditions and responses to the evolving situation in the region. The report highlights ongoing exchanges between key officials and industry stakeholders.
British and American Agents Rejected by German General
In Warsaw on January 17 Associated Press reports Lieut Reginald Foster American agent and Colonel Reeves British officer were refused entry by the German tenth army commander at Vinl yeatok to discuss frontier defense against Bolsheviks. They were told they would be regarded as enemies if they crossed the frontier and they reported the incident to their governments.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Vinlyeatok
Reginald Foster
America
Reeves
Tenth Army
Foster
Col
New York Tribune Denies Paris Rumor on Wilson Pressures
The New York Tribune published and then retracted a cable claiming President Wilson threatened to withdraw American troops from Europe if peace conference terms do not reflect his principles. The Paris Temps counters that French censorship is not controlling allied news, calling rumors dangerous.
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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
Wyoming Prohibition Amendment Counts as Ratified
The edition notes Wyoming’s ratification of the federal prohibition amendment announced by Mrs. LR Tyson, Mrs. Leona Lowe Yost, and Miss Anna Gordon. Local society items mention St. Mark's rowing fifteen, Sunshine division demobilization, and residents moving to Denver and California.
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LR. Tyson
W.O.T. U
Anna Gordon
Leona Lowe Yost
W.C. T. U. Legislative Committee
Washington
Wyo Ming
Peruvians End Strike After Eight Hour Day Accord
The Peruvians end their general strike after adopting an eight hour day and government participation in the conference. Rabbits killed by hunters were valued at 20,000 dollars per year in estimates from the Biological Survey, with annual kills possibly reaching 200,000,000. The agency aids farmers in coping with rabbit pest and conservation efforts.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Peru
Department of Agicalure
Social notes from Cheyenne and Denver visits
Personal mentions describe visits and upcoming travels of prominent Wyoming residents and their families. Peter Kool and Mrs Kool plan Cheyenne residence for the legislative session, with daughters to join later. Other society figures including Mrs Sullivan and Mrs Heldredge are noted traveling to join political circles, while Desmond Jr faces illness at home.
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Harold Wolcott
Denver
Wolcott
Frances
Camp Punston
Myre
Peter Kool
Sheridan
The
Welfare
Chicago
East
Cheyenne
Migsex Yora
Doris Kool
Kool
Guerts
the Plains
Kool Ee
Oe Kool
Lorna
Scchool
Tarrytown
KE. J. Sullivan
Speaker Sullivan
Pleasure And Duty Intermingled By Cheyenne Scions
Invitations flood the Wyoming legislature with diversions as officials plan visits to Denver for a stock show and Livestock Association convention. A Red Cross canteen lunch at the Union Pacific depot aids soldiers, with a special train to Cheyenne arranged for the event.
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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 for Flu In Cordova Alaska
Cordova Alaska declares risk quarantine after flu outbreak with schools and public gatherings banned. City physician orders isolation measures and health precautions as the illness spreads, with efforts to relocate patients to reduce risk and control the epidemic.
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Cordova
Alaska
Cordovea
Soan'sh Lofloehta Heineg
Tragel
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