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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1919
Page
8
The Associated Press records a Paris dated note listing a peace conference draft. It proposes a commission with up to three representatives from the five great powers and up to two from Belgium Greece Poland Romania and Serbia to study reparations feasibility methods and timing.
Paris Jan 25 The military committee appointed by the supreme war council will assess Germany strength and resources. It will confirm if about 500000 troops remain armed and evaluate arms and munitions production to keep Allied forces superior during armistice. The group also considers American presence in Germany and possible future actions.
The British and French commanders favor rapid demobilization and a committee is to report soon. The inquiry is not aimed at entente and American forces in Siberia and Archangel where troops remain pending the Princesa Island conference outcome.
London reports that 120 of the 20 percent of German submarines lost were sunk with all hands. In remaining subs, about half the crews perished. The British navy lost 59 subs, 9 of which were enemy losses, with others interned, blown up in the Baltic, sunk on trials, or wrecked in collisions.
The Wyoming House debates H R No 1 prohibition bill backed by the anti liquor league as dry state prospects loom. Amendments narrow the prohibition commissioner role and focus on enforcement. an eight hour day for women sparks humorous remarks while good roads bonds and livestock bills are discussed.
A local sale advertises men’s wool shirts priced at $4.50 with a reduced value tag at $3.49. Multiple colors and sizes available to shoppers seeking winter apparel bargains.
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