Russia Moves Toward Armistice with Allies Read as Unfriendly
Officials view Bolshevik armistice proposals and immediate peace talks as pushing Russia toward becoming an unfriendly nation. Ambassador Francis reports confirm dispatches. potential negotiations could complicate Russia as a neutral. LONDON dispatch notes Lenine proclamation as breach of treaty obligations and alliance with Prussia, risking Russia's status in civilized Europe.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Russia
Francis
State Department
Ministry of Marine
Petrograd
M. Verdereski
Actiig
Minister of Marine
Office of Foreign Affairs
London
Robert Cecil
Nikolai Lenine
Prussia
Europe
German general heads east amid Russian armistice talks
Reports state General von Ludendorff has started for the eastern front with a large staff in response to Russia offering a truce. Dispatches from Tarnopol claim Russian troops plan to evacuate Gmaymadoff and Skalat as the front lines shift. In Petrograd Trotzky says the Soviet government opposes a separate peace and expects global proletarian support to end the war.
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Amsterdam
von Ludendorff
Frankfurter Zeitung
Berlin
Tarnopol
Gmaymadoff
Skalat
Petrograd
Dukhonin
Associated Press Today
Leon Trotzky
Trotzky
Germany
Russia
Ball Players Not Exempt in Draft
Washington November 23. The provost marshal’s office rejected the idea that 288 baseball players be exempt from the draft. Ron Johnson, president of the American league, proposed the exemption but officials were all amused and disagreed.
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Washington
Dpd. C
Ron Johnson
American League
Hypothyreosis cited as cause in de Saulles murder trial
MINEOLA N Y November 23 Hypothyreosis defined as a thyroid illness that can cause mental infirmity was named by Bianca de Saulles attorney as the reason for her temporary lack of accountability when she shot her ex husband John J de Saulles at his Long Island home on August 3. The prosecution rested at noon.
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Bianca de Saulles
Little Jack
Mineola
L. L
John de Saulles
Broadway
U S to Operate Mines Closed by Operators
Dr Wary A Garfield fuel administrator served notice that the United States will take over and operate mines shut by operators for failure to obtain increases in fixed coal prices. An ultimatum was issued to operators in the Oklahoma bituminous coal fields.
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Washington, Dpd. C
Wary A. Garfield
United States
de Garfield
Oklahoma
Mexicans Leader to Face Charges Over Ojinaga Capitulation
An official Ojinaga defense report shows Gen Cordova's troops had under 2000 rifle rounds and no machine gun ammo when they abandoned the town. American deserters Lawrence and Kearns testified to federal machine guns usage, potentially absolving Cordova and officers.
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Juarez
Mexico
Ojinaga
Cordova
Lawrence and
Kearns
Villistas
Robbers Take $2000 From Italian American Bank
Denver police and nearby officers hunted two men after they robbed the Italian American Bank of Denver today. The robbers fled in an automobile with $2,000. Two arrests were made but the suspects were released.
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Denver
Italian Frontner Fortifies as Rome Reports Bloodbath
Italian and Austro German forces clash along the Piave and Firenza rivers in northern Italy. An eyewitness recounts devastating artillery barrages and mass assaults with Italian regiments almost encircled before 500 yards of retreat and a costly counterattack. Alpine brigades suffer heavy losses as German and Austrian casualties mount.
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Preas
Italy
Piave
Firenza
Atill
Rascilicata Y Calabria
Italians Hold Line in Italian Front Battle
Between the Brenta and Piave rivers Italian and Teutonic forces clash fiercely with hand to hand combat and shifting positions. The enemy throws large forces with heavy losses. meanwhile the Piave to the Adriatic shows comparative quiet.
Fire Destroys Greeley Street Railway Plant and Cars
Fire at the Greeley Street Railway in Colorado destroyed the power plant, machine shop, and several cars causing about 35000 in damage. A farmer reported a man fleeing the scene suggesting arson. The new fire truck failed to respond due to a tampered platinum contact and the system was shut down with power supplied by Northern Colorado Power. Emergency restoration efforts from Boulder are underway with a return to service expected soon.
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Greeley
Colo
Greeley Street Railway Company
Northern Colorado Power Company
Boulder
British Counterattack Fights Hard at Fontaine and Creve Coeur
British forces resume action near Fontaine and push from Cantania toward the south as intense fighting continues across Creve Coeur Moeuvres and Hourton Wood. Tanks show power cutting casualties among infantry and officers, with hundreds of tanks noted and a small kill/wound ratio.
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Creve Coeur
Moeuvres
Hourton Wood
Moenvres
Tadpole Copse
Canal du Nord
St Je
Fontaine
German Propaganda Reveals Fake Reports On U S Soldiers
The Associated Press reports German agents using forged letters to claim heavy U S losses in France. A sample letter to Sister Lily claims 184 deaths and 500 wounded. Secretary Baker notes troop numbers and timing depend on training ships and equipment. In Peoria officials raid the Sonne German publication’s offices and seize records from owner L Philip Wolf and secretary Herman Goldberger.
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P'ress
New York
France
Lily
United States
War Department
Baker
Pereling
Peoria
Peoria Sonne
the Sonne
L. Philip Wolf
Herman Goldberger
Women to Serve as Conductors on New York Subways
New York announces that women will be employed as guards and station keepers on subway and elevated systems and as conductors on surface cars. The move marks a new employment policy for the transit authority.
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New York
Fis
Fie
Saloon Hours Curtailed in Green River Wyoming
Green River officials vote to close saloons from 9 p m to 7 a m following Governor Sioux request. Cheyenne leaders consider similar ordinances and police remind saloon owners liquor served only with meals in adjoining rooms. F L Crabbe of Anti Saloon League travels to towns named in the request to discuss ordinances.
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Green River
Wyo
Sioux
Jeffers
Union Pacific
Stock Springs
F. L. Crabbe
Anti-Saloon League
Cheyenne
Jeffer
Ook
Prices of Food Rise 2 Percent
Washington November 23 General food prices in the United States rose 2 percent from August to September according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Of 27 staple diet items 17 increased 7 decreased and 3 held steady. Pork chops up 13 percent ears 14 and corn meal 24 percent.
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Associated Press
Washinon
Bureau of
British forces in Beilh attack near Cambrai reported
Semi official Berlin advices claim six infantry divisions and three cavalry divisions took part in the first Beilh attack around Cambrai. This implies about 108000 infantry and 45000 cavalry within the British forces.
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Amsterdam
Cambrai
Berlin
O Leary Pro German Editor Indicted by U S Grand Jury
New York November federal grand jury indicted Jeremiah O Leary president of the American Truth Society and former Bull editor and Adolph Stern on espionage and postal law charges. Bail set at 2600 for O Leary and 6000 for Stern. possible penalties include up to twenty years and fines up to 10000.
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O’leary
U.S
Grand la
Jeremiah O Leary
American Truth Society
Bull
Adolph Stern
Graund
Manton
O'Leary
Stern
Weather forecast for Cheyenne and vicinity
Saturday outlook from Por Cheyenne area forecaster Joe Wyong shows cloudy skies with light winds. Olive in Lomyporndare not specified. forecast emphasizes unsettled conditions and mild temperatures with possible scattered showers.
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Cheyenne
Joe Wyong
Lomyporndare
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