Cheyenne Becomes Hub for New Agricultural Trade Opportunity
An upcoming short course in Cheyenne announced yesterday by Consuty Acem Ko b highlights a plan to boost agriculture and commerce. Laramie, Fort Haecell, and Cheyenne merchants are urged to support the program to keep trade regional and prevent migration of business to Denver and other northern cities.
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Lamon
Industrial Club
Renault
Realian
Middle West
Persips
Denver
Historian critiques Collier's view on Wilson and war
The piece argues Collier misreads Wilson while urging readers to judge the president by future actions not past deeds. It claims Collier advocates wider militarism to promote universal disarmament and warns against nations arming to the teeth.
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Witron
Collier's
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Collier
What the President Proposes
The piece summarizes reactions to President Wilton's Senate address, noting debate over its meaning and emphasis on not prescribing peace terms. It contrasts elite interpretations with casual readings, highlighting the President’s intent to avoid setting peacetime terms.
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Sven
Peace terms must align with liberty and justice, says Wilson
The Boston Journal notes President Wilson defines peace principles and insists the United States will not back any settlement imposed at sword point. Allies suggest sanctions to curb aggression while Western powers face choices on end dates and global guarantees.
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Belgium
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Austria- Hungary
Oyore
Wilson
America
British Naval Hunt for German Raider Strikes South Atlantic
The German commerce raider has captured the Drina a Mail Steam Packet ship of 11 485 tons sailing from Rio de Janeiro Rio for Liverpool December 17 The British cruiser Glasgow leads a squadron including Essex Suffolk Lancaster Cumberland Vindictive Edinburgh Castle Orama and a depot ship with other British French and a Japanese cruiser taking part in the search for the raider.
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Cumberland
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Neither England Nor Germany Ready Yet to Make Peace
London discussants say peace not ripe. Germany seeks submarine victory to starve Britain while Britain expects a crushing joint victory to prove Allies stronger. Labor gains in England push for nationalization and wealth taxes as Lloyd George faces aggressive press tactics and a shifting political climate.
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Belgium
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America
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Money Dictator to Show Yankees
London reports demand for a money dictator to curb rising interest rates. Pall Mall Gazette argues war loans require rate control and taxes, citing Bonar Law’s firm stance and comparing with Germany. The idea envisions educating Yankee bankers that US rates can be checked and money market influence lies with British policy.
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Pall Mall Gazette
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Bankera
London
Ben Franklin Ahead of His Time on Air and Health
The piece notes Ben Franklin’s forward thinking, quoting a 1772 letter arguing moist air is not the sole cause of illness. It reflects on London habits of taking the air and questions the link between cold or moist air and the common cold. Franklin’s observations align with modern ideas about air quality and health.
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London
Hyde Park
England speeds arms production for allies and herself
The passage notes Britain is rapidly producing rifles cannons boots and coats for itself and its allies while the United States struggles to fulfill orders for military rifles and related equipment. It highlights the contrast in wartime production capacity between the two nations.
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United States
England
Pastor Builds Church In the Trenches On Somme Front
A French priest serves as rector of a unique church fashioned in a firing trench near Combresa on the Somme. Earth-filled bags shield the structure from shelling, a wooden belfry and spire frame a bell, and a small statue stands in a miniature niche above the doorway.
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Combresa
Great Britain's War Power and Global Trade Prowess
The text extols Britain as a vast war and trade power, noting its ability to mobilize 10 percent of its population for arms and provisioning while sustaining its empire and overseas commerce despite global shortages. It portrays Britain as surpassing all prior perceptions of m
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Great Britain
Coal Miners Strike Hits Australian Trade Disrupts Shipments
The New South Wales coal miners strike for an eight hour day has halted coal exports and disrupted British commerce. More than a hundred ships await coal in Sydney harbor, coastal trade stalls, and rail traffic is reduced as Sydney faces power shortages and blackouts.
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London Times
Sydney
Marching Out to Coon Song at Lambeth Factory Fire
Coolness shown by 180 female workers at Messrs Hampton’s Lambeth factory prevented a panic during a fire. Guided by manager Miss Parsons the three floors were evacuated orderly as one girl started a coon song and others joined in, the fire caused little damage.
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London Chronicle
Messrs. Hampton
Lambeth
Miss Parsons
Business Men's Booze Reveals Modest Drink Bills
Collier's Weekly notes a small liquor bill for New York Advertising Club diners. With about 4000 meals served in a month across 26 working divisions, the average booze expenditure per meal appears not to exceed a modest amount, suggesting a lower drinking trend among business men.
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New York
Not over one in forty choose a drink with meals
A New York advertising journal notes that eight tenths of a cent per diner per meal was spent on drinks, implying that not over one diner in forty drank with meals. The observation is shared to suggest habits of successful professionals.
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Persey
New York
Sinn Fein Leader Thomas Kenny Reaches Safety After Flight
Thomas Kenny, a Galway leader, arrived in Hoston after months of hiding from British pursuit. He describes a dramatic escape including a buried under earth method and a threatened attack on his wife. Kenny credits an underground railway run by Irish patriots for evading capture and fleeing to safety.
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Kenny
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Sinn
Speeding Arrest Sparks Spite Claims in Local Row
In Washington State an incident centered on a speeding arrest. Mr Chuggina contends the arrest was spite driven, claiming jealousy since his flivver outpaced a rival motorcyclist. The exchange hints at personal motives behind the traffic action.
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Washington Stat
You Shouldn't Have Spun Your Top Again
A fragment from London Opinion depicts a domestic scene with a mother and child named Robbie and Mollie debating prayers and a humming object. The dialogue centers on a household moment and tensions around religious routines.
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London
Robbie
Mollie
Yvight
Modest Pa Pauses to Answer Flirt Question
In a Detroit Free Press column from Modest Pa, a humorous exchange reveals family chatter about a mother’s flirtatious youth. The mock dialogue centers on pride and affection within a lighthearted domestic vignette.
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Detroit Free Press
VESSELS STUCK IN LEE OF MILWAUKEE HARBOR
Milwaukee Wis Jan 2 A strong east wind drove vessels Nevada Miigels and Missouri into a lee jam in Lake Michigan harbor. The car ferry steminer reportedly slowed and may not be freed before tonight. No danger is believed to exist.
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