Furope Fights on Land and in the Air
England braces for another German Zeppelin raid as Kaiser Wilhelm marks his 56th birthday. German claims of sinking British ships follow a North Sea engagement, with air raids and aerial patrols reported. London notes mass food conservation rules and eastern front movements, while Petrograd reiterates no peace while any enemy soldier remains on Russian soil.
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London
England
Hie
North Sea
William
Friedrichshafen
Belgian Sea
War Office
Progresa
Berlin
Hipper
Germany
Cracow
Galicia
Kielce
Poland
Ilea
Hungary
Bukowina
Budapest
Joacfalva
Petrograd
Bergius Saranoff
Mother Jones Meets Rockefeller at 26 Broadway
Open door to 26 Broadway shows Mother Jones meeting John D Rockefeller Jr. in a crowded Rockefeller room. He invites her to discuss issues in mining and union policy while Ivy Leo arranges further talks. The exchange hints at labor questions without firm commitments from either side.
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New York
Broadway
Mother Jones
Srena
John D. Rockefeller
Secon
America
Crado
Lockefeller
Rockefeller
Ivy
Ivy Leo
Hiv
Colorado
Ld Low Company
Wits
Waleh
John 1 Rockefeller, Jr
Dimeek
Cie
Calohoo
Idite
Mystery at Rawlins Unveils Canary Divorce Ties
Ralph Palton of Coffeyville Kansas investigates Jamean D Canary a Saratoga valley rancher after tracing his involvement in a divorce and near one million dollar property dispute tied to an Indian spouse and Six Nations allotments. Canary bought and improved a $35000 ranch near Saratoga and added an $8000 barn while remaining largely secretive until the inquiry.
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Rawlings
Wyo
Ralph Palton
Coffeyville
Kan
Jamean D. Canary
Saratoga Valley
Canary
Wyoming
Fulton
Six Nations
Fulton Hig
Uiis State
Saratoga
C. W. Burdick
Cheyenne
Expected appointment of state game warden in Wyoming
Thermopolis resident Nete P. Wilson is expected to be named state game warden to replace W. H. Seebohm of Lander. The office would move from Lander to Cheyenne, with the governor likely to announce the appointment before the legislative session ends.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Nete P. Wilson
This Place
W. H. Seebohm
Lander
Cheyenne
Regular Army Reorganization Plan Sent to War Dept
A committee led by Colonel Edwin F. Glenn submits a bill to increase the regular army. The plan mirrors General Wotherspoon’s proposal for about 205,000 troops across all branches, including harbor defense, mobile forces, and auxiliary units such as signal and medical corps. The War Department will review before public discussion or congressional introduction.
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NW York
Secretary of War Garrison
General Staff
Edwin F. Glenn
Governors Ieland
Glenn
Secretary of War
War Department
Congress
General Wotherspoon
Wotherspoon
Glenn Committee
Union Pacific Sued for 50000 in Mine Fatality Case
The estate of Paul Silek files a 50000 damages suit against Union Pacific Coal Co over a Cumberland Wyoming death. Silek died in an April incident when a man trip riding miners on the surface broke a cable and threw riders to the ground. Robert R. Rose, Silek’s attorney, claims gross negligence and seeks 60000 in damages.
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Silek
Wyoming Weather Outlook Snow and Cold Ahead
Weather bulletin from Washington reports Wyoming to see snow and much colder conditions starting Wednesday with continued cold on Thursday. Forecasters warn of sharp temperature drops and potential travel impacts across the region.
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Washington
Wyoming
President Wilson Opens First Transcontinental Telephone Link
Washington January 16 President Wilson inaugurated the first transcontinental telephone system by speaking directly to San Francisco Exposition President Moore. He also spoke with Bell Watson and Vail as officials listened from Jekyll Island and New York. The service will not be public until about March 1 and will cost $20.70 for three minutes between New York and San Francisco.
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Washington
Preaident Wilson
President Moore
San Francisco
Moore
Alexander Graham Bell
Wea
Dr. Bell
New York
Thomas A. Watson
Watson
Jekyll Inland
Florida
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Vail
Ralph
Mitchel
Woman killed in Pala runaway at Coolige ranch
Mrs. Br. H. Inman, wife of no contractor, died instantly when she was thrown from a hayrack during a runaway at the Coolige and Hardin ranch near Pala. Her body was hurled thirty feet and her back was broken. Funeral to be held at Golden City, Missouri, near her former home.
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Pala
Prom Wagon
Arapahoe Agency
Wye
Jan
BR. H. Inman
Coolige & Hardin
Golden City
Schmidt Unseated by Decisive Legislative Vote
Senator Schmidt lost his seat after a contested election in which 97 legal votes supported Schmidt and 60 supported Jefferis. The majority report argued disenfranchisement of about 10 percent of district voters, while the minority urged restraint and preservation of voters rights. The Senate debated the reports and adopted the majority finding amid a full chamber.
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Weaton County
Senate
Bla
Ted Jefferis
Special Committee On Elections
Behmidt
Ware
Patrick J. Sullivan
Natrona County
Schmidt
Jefferis
Bullivan
Todd
Sendtee Chrisman
Elections Committee
Berner
Wal Oper
Sehioldt
Wa Nm
General Sliney Replies on Lincoln Highway Patrol by Militia
Adjutant General George M. Sliney replies to Motor Age editor concerns about militia patrols on the Lincoln Highway. He notes Wyoming’s legislature power and recalls his own remote county life to argue that pursuit of road safety through militia is unnecessary. He describes Wyoming’s roads and scenic routes including Yellowstone and Thermopolis, urging travelers to enjoy the mountains and avoid reliance on force for protection.
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Sliney
Lincoln Highway
Mortar Age
Motor Age
Chicago
Liles
California
Wilitia
Wyoming
Mike
Elgilleaton
Supreme Court Rules Unions May Not Seek Loyalty Pledges
The Supreme Court declares coercive union shop laws unconstitutional. bans require employees to join or refrain from joining unions as a condition of employment. The decision invalidates similar statutes in multiple states and territories, citing protection of workers to choose union affiliation without employer pressure.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Hughes
Mo Mes
Wikely
Justice Day
Wade
California
Colorado
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New Fhunoehite
New Jersey
New York
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Wisconsia
Porto Rico
Kansas
Ito
T. EB. Coppage
Prieco
A. H. Hedge
Leila
Switchman's Union
North Ameria
Wiajerkiy
Javt
Tuhuredt
Constitutional Lake
Sarwan Led
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German War Office
Wother Jones
GALL
Rawlins
Union Pacific
Pres. Wilson
Frisco
Fred Senwidt
Fithoute
South Michigan Ave
Wie
Wilitte
C. G. Slnsabaugh
Rockies
Arest
Simla
Calfornia
Yellowstone Park
Montgomery Ward
Keeley-eures
EO. M. Sliney
Wrorive
High Court
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