CEMMERER HOT BED OF ESPIONAGE 5 CHARGED BY JAPS
Utah lawmakers received a telegram allegedly from Japanese miners and the United Mine Workers claiming an espionage system in Wyoming. The plan alleges Japanese workers must pay gang bosses up to 24 dollars per year to keep their jobs. the House labor committee took up the telegram.
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Cemmerer
Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
Utah House of Representatives
United Mine Workers Union
Ti' Ia
House Labor Committee
Wyoming legislature approves first governor appointees
Governor Carey sent six Republican appointments to the senate for approval including Agnes Wright as state librarian and C P Arnold on state university trustees. He signed two bills authorizing an expense appropriation for the fifteenth Wyoming legislature and a three member commission to visit New York for returning soldiers.
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Robert E. Carey
Senate
Agnes Wright
Cheyenne
the Plate University
C. P. Arnold
Laramie
Board of Child and Animal Protection
W. R. Brennan
I’. R. Dildine
Cheyene
Sions
Divile
Douglas
Son
C. W. Stroud
Vision
James B. Martin
Evanston
Yeaturday
House
Wyoming
New York
Sullivan
Packers Oppose Government Supervision in Meat Pact Talks
Officials of the packing firms testified before Senate and House committees opposing government supervision of the meat packing industry. Key figures from San Francisco and St. Paul argued slow or no regulation, citing past profits and risk to prices, while others warned intervention could harm the industry.
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Washington
Senate
House
J. Honey
San Francisco
Theif
Federal Trade Comon
William McInney
St. Paul
Railroads seek permission to import 125000 unskilled workers
Federal Manager Blerd of the Chicago and Alton and Robert Ford of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific say railroads may ask the government to allow 125000 unskilled laborers from Mexico and Porto Rico. Officials warn there will be a 2000000 worker shortage with no migration and returning soldiers avoiding such work. Berlin districts show varying party totals with the Democratic party leading in several areas.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Blerd
Chicago and Alton Rapidroad
Robert Ford
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Mexico
Porto Rico
Penrose Attacks Hoover Over Food Relief Bill Debate
Washington January 20 debate stalled final passage of a 100,600,000 food relief for Europe and Near East. Senator Penrose attacked Hoover urging aid be used for America first and proposed commissions and wheat purchases. Lewis supported the bill linking it to Wilson’s Peace efforts.
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Associated Prean
Washington
Europe
Near East
Acor
Hoover
Lad Pearse
Sherman
Watson
Lewis
Penrose
Br Hoover
Republlian
Martin
Wilson
Peace Congress
Department of Agriculture
Lisbon turmoil prompts revolt and throne claim in Portugal
Disorder erupts in Lisbon with royalist uprisings in Oporto and Vasgas while former King Manuel is proclaimed ruler by rebels in a bid to seize the throne of Portugal. The Associated Press reports growing instability as tensions rise.
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Ay Associated Press
London
Lisbon
Oporto
Vasgas
Manuel
Portugal
Charles II Told Where He Can Head Next
Paris reports the Austrian government warned Emperor Charles that without monarchist calm his rule in the capital cannot continue. In Coblenz plans outline American troops returning home via the Rhine and Rotterdam with river supplies to avoid French rail movement.
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Emperor Charles
Paris
Emapro
Charles
Coblenz
Rhine
Rotterdam
France
Bathonians recapture Korpat near Lake Peipua from Bolsheviks
Paris reports Korpat, about 25 miles west of Lake Peipua, retaken by Bathonian forces from Bolsheviks. Three guns, a locomotive, and more than 100 cars seized. State issue confirms Korpat fallen to Bolsheviks in December 23 notice. Disorders in Hamburg prompt protests as German independent Socialists call a national strike January 21 to 25 over Liebknecht and Luxemburg killings. Samuel Gompers and a British delegation fail to secure a joint trades union conference with the peace talks. next meeting scheduled.
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Associated Press
Paris
Havas
Bathonians
Korpat
Lake Peipua
Topenhagen
Germany
Karl Liebknecht
Rosa Luxenbourg
Berlin
London
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sarpy Coenenseeee Ea Ee Paine
Gompers
Feeling Against Italians in Serbia and Montenegro
A Serbian press dispatch warns growing anti Italian sentiment in Serbia Croatia and Slovenia occupied areas with daily clashes. It notes desperate appeals to the Allies for protection and reports hostile acts by Italian forces against South Slavic populations. Another dispatch cites Italian occupation in Antivari Dubugno Birazar and the Poyana river area causing fear of grave consequences and propaganda for deposed king.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Bigrede
Frcm
Leonard Easily Defeats Dundee In Eight Round Bout
Benny Loseets, the light heavyweight champion, outpointed Dundee in an eight round match. Leonard held the lead most of the bout landing sharp left hooks and rights, while Dundee fought willingly but could not overcome the champion’s speed. Referee was Captain Grimes of Newark.
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Benny Loseets
Dundee
Jaane
Leonard
Leopard
Weather Outlook: Generally Fair Tuesday and Wednesday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday. No precipitation is expected, with mild daytime temperatures and light winds.
Potash Romance Surges in Wyoming Amid Legal Fight
In Cheyenne Interior official Clay Tollman met with land experts amid a long legal battle over potash and leucite lands near Superior. Papers value the tracts between 460 million and 599 million dollars as officials consider potential industry impact. Sensational developments may follow in the coming weeks.
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Superior
Wyo
Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Tolloian
Green River
Rock Springs
Wyoming Governor Changes Denver Trip Schedule For Stock Show
Governor Robert D. Carey delayed his Denver visit for the state stock show after pressure from promoters. A telephone appeal shifted plans from Monday to Tuesday with a joint Colorado Wyoming legislative session now set for Wednesday in what organizers expect to be a striking event.
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Robert D. Carey
Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
Shoup
Carey
Sbivart
Virginia
German Elections Mark Strong Participation Across Nation
Wireless from Berlin reports that Germany’s national elections show broad participation across classes and genders. The course of the vote indicates a mature republican mood, with notable turnout among women and men despite bad weather, signaling widespread public support.
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Elondon
Jin
Thisera Aroa
Argentina Strike Threat Seeks British Trade Assurance
Buenos Aires reports no end in sight to the ongoing office dispute. Eleven Griffoh steamers totalling 4000 tons are to be sent to the roadstead awaiting orders if the strike remains unresolved tonight. Papers warn of possible suspension of commercial relations with Great Britain. Dispatches from London say British officials will not buy the Argentine crop or sustain trade with the current regime.
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Fy Associated Preas
Buenos Aires
Wight
Great Britain
London
Argentina
National Security League Attacked. Congressman Barnhart Tells Story
Congressman Barnhart of Indiana testified before a House committee that the National Security League attacked him for voting against several measures. He asserted he supported preparedness and war acts but alleged the league smeared him as voting wrong and blamed profiteers for political manipulation.
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National Security League
Barnhart
Washington
The
Security League
Indiana
House Committee
Caa
League
House
Nations must stand against warmongers says Cecil plan
Lord Cecil unveils a British plan for the League of Nations and argues that Germany Austria Bulgaria and Turkey cannot be admitted now but should be allowed to join when the League deems them trustworthy. The proposal aims to secure an ordered, trustworthy postwar world.
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Associated Press
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
League
Lord Cecil
League of Nations
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