Turkish ships sunk in battle at Dardanelles
The Turkish cruiser Midulla formerly the Breslau with 310 crew saw 172 rescued after a clash with British forces at the Dardanelles. the Midulla and Breslau were mined and sunk while the Goeben was bombarded by British aircraft. The action left 132 Raglan survivors among 310 aboard the British monitor Raglan and small monitor.
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Associated Press
London
Midulla
Dardanelles
Raglan
Breslau
Selim
Atement
Imbros
Wilson Denounces War Inquires War Cabinet Bill
Fragmented OCR notes describe a proposed war cabinet bill appointable by the president with senate consent. It outlines powers to devise plans for prosecution then direct execution and coordinate all executive departments and agencies. The text mentions a review role by the president and potential cabinet access to executive sets.
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War Cabinet
Senate
British Army Casualty Toll For Week Ends Jan 21
London report shows British casualties for the week ending January 21 totaling 17,043. Of these 2,377 officers died of wounds or were missing. enlisted men numbered 14,666 with 1,477 officers and men wounded or missing.
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Neon
Wen
Stone Attacks G O P Critics in Fiery Senate Debate
The article recounts a heated Senate session with Stone attacking GOP critics, clashing with Senator Jones over order and decorum while Roosevelt is referenced amid vigorous partisan exchanges. Lena Penrose and Lodge of Massachusetts figures weigh in on administration and war policy.
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Major Johnson
California
Roosevelt
Mar
Nee
Enator Jones
Stone
Vlor Stone
Lena
Penrose
Lodge
Massachusetts
Fuel order now getting results
Washington reports two main goals of the fuel shutdown well under way with increased coal deliveries to the east and bunker coal moving to the seaboard for transatlantic shipping. Rail congestion relief lags due to unusual weather as the five day shutdown near its end and the first holiday occurs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Garfield
East
Seaboard
Roosevelt Attacks On Government Spark Winter Campaign
Senator Stone cites Theodore Roosevelt as a highly ambitious figure waging a hostile campaign against the president and Congress. He accuses Roosevelt of publishing disloyal essays for money in the Kansas City Star and other papers, blaming the Kansas City Star for spreading the content.
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Roosevelt
Stone
Senator Stone
Ing
St. Louisa
St. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Congress
Kansas City Star
Death of H. P. Blanchard in Cheyenne
Hebard P. Blanchard, August 8, longtime city resident, died at St John Hospital after a long illness. A retired bookkeeper, he lived at 104 West Twenty-first Street. Funeral services will be held from Early's chapel Wednesday afternoon with Masonic lodge supervision. He belonged to the Degree of Honor Fraternal Union of America Cheyenne Lodge No. 1 AF and AM. Survived by his widow and two sons K P Blanchard Buford and G D Blanchard Cheyenne.
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Hebard P. Blanchard
St. John’s Hospital
Aviation Applicants Must Rash in Names
Those seeking commissions in the aviation section of the army as flyers or gas engineers should apply immediately. A telegram from Fort Omaha’s aviation examining board urges prompt telegraphic requests for February examinations, noting blanks will be forwarded and dates set in order received. Eligible men of draft age with good education may qualify as aviators and gas experts, with a limited number under 71 high standing for supply officer and adjutant roles after passing exams and graduating from training schools.
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Aviation
Army
Aviation Examining Board
Fort Omaha
Omaha
A Difficultion in Picking Flaws in Wilson Remarks
Ohio State Journal notes considerable difficulty in identifying flaws in President Wilson's recent remarks to the civilized world. The comment highlights public scrutiny of his address and the challenge of critiquing high level diplomacy.
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Wilson
Ohio State Journal
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Mail Order Offer
An advertisement invites readers to mail a slip to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package. The bundle includes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pain and kidney issues, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestion, sold widely.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
20 Boys Represented on Service Flag of Presbyterian Church
Tribute was paid to twenty Cheyenne youths at the Presbyterian Church service Sunday as stars were placed on the church service flag by mothers or near relatives. The Rev. J. J. Stubblefield delivered the tribute, and Mrs. Andrew Gilchrest offered a prayer for the boys, who were listed as Paul Collier Walter Davis Jesse Davidson William Cor son Ferdinand Dickson Harry B. Henderson Jr Frank Jordan Percy G. Macmanus Jr 8 Menteer Paul C. Peters Carl Peters Rowland Price George Irwin Smith Willis Rees Marion Weaver James Woods Rayl L Vinest Henry Briggs William Price and Howard Chambers.
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Cheyenne
Presbyterian Church
Andrew Gilchrest
J. J. Stubblefield
Paul Collier
Walter Davis
Jesse Davidson
William Corson
Ferdinand Dickson
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
Frank Jordan
Percy G. Macmanus
Menteer
Paul C. Peters
Carl i Peters
Rowland Price
George Irwin Smith
Willis Rees
Marion Weaver
James
Woods
Rayll
Vinest
Henry Briggs
William Price
Howard Chambers
Good Ice Harvest on Lakes North of Cheyenne
A sharp cold snap has frozen Cheyenne area lakes to twelve inches and a robust ice harvest is planned. T. Joe Cahill of the Capital Coal and Ice Co. sought extra labor from the city police for cutters paid good wages. Much ice has already been cut from the Laramie River as crews work from the Union Pacific site stored locally. Glenrock visitor E. C. Higgins was in Cheyenne on business and will stay several days.
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Cheyenne
T. Joe Cahill
Capital Coal & Iee Company
Laramie
Larami
Qenrock
E. C. Higgins
Glenrock
Government joins fight against predatory animals
The government announces a coordinated effort to curb predatory animal threats and discontinues the bounty system as part of a new wildlife management plan.
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Quick Relief Says Louis Buckner
A reader from Someorwet Va describes kidney discomfort and says Foley Kidney Pills revived his energy and reduced backache, rheumatic pains, swollen ankles, and sleep disturbances. The letter touts the remedy as a boon to middle aged men and women and notes it is sold everywhere.
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Neplert
Louis Buckner
Someorwet
Foley
U S Issues Book to Aid New Settlers on Projects
Washington D C January 21 Farmers bulletin 864 Practical Information for Beginners in Irrigation passes by the United States department of agriculture. It guides settlers in selecting locating and preparing land for a farm constructing ditches division boxes and other structures and irrigating various crops without waste of water. The bulletin may be had free on application while supply lasts.
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Washington, D. C
Farmers Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Judge Winter Enters Wyoming Congressional Race
Word from Casper says Judge Charles FE Winter will run for United States congressman against W. C. Deming on the Republican ticket. He is a renowned Wyoming lawyer and author and is seen as a strong addition to the party’s House prospects. Cheyenne views him as a major legislative timber.
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Cheyenne
Charles Fe, Winter
Casper
United States
W. C. Deming
Judge Winter
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Chaplin Urges Men to Enlist in U S Marines
Charlie Chaplin appeals to young men to join the Marines. He says a man should strive to be worthwhile and notes Marines reach the land and sea first and strike the first blow. Local recruitment efforts seek reserves and volunteers as orders flow in.
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Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Slnes
Macrine
Olesen
Ordera
Loreal
Kaleer
Mrs Cody Seeks War Aid Over Memorial for Buffalo Bill
Mrs W F Cody urges Governor to halt plans for a memorial to Buffalo Bill. She argues wartime needs justify deferring monument funding and urges that funds be used for national defense during the world conflict.
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Cody
Col
Wiliam F&. Cody
Buffalo Bill
W. F. Cody
Colonel Cody
W. FE. Cody
Kilmer Swamp Root Medicine Praise Letter
A 1916 Utah letter from Hedquist Dortg Co of Pleasant Grove lauds Kilmer’s Swamp-Root kidney medicine. It claims universal satisfaction, five years of handling the product, and no complaints, signed by George L. Smith.
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Ily
Ty. Kilmer
Hedquist Dortg CO
George L. Smith
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Sample Offer Note
Letter to Dr Kilmer & Co of Moghamion New York promises a sample bottle for ten cents and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It urges writing and mentioning the Cheyenne Daily State Leader and notes medium and large size bottles available at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Moghamion
N. Y
Cheyenne Daily State Leader
Ajne
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