Marshal Foch Now Announced Amid Sioux Ceremony
A Dakota delegation from Standing Rock presented Marshal Foch with a ceremonial pipe and bestowed a Dakota name. Red tomahawk led the rite, explaining symbols of friendship, truth, and unity as the pipe passed among the participants.
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Associated Presa
Bibmark
N. 1
Tyton
Marshal Foch
Melvin K. Gilmore
North Dakota Historiela Society
Red Tomahawk
Gillmore
Marechal Poch
Teton
Gilmore
Marshal Foeh
Dakota Nation
Marshal Foreh
France
Minnessota
Vane
Endrednee
Connem
Mardha
Wakiayen
Burch Tries Suicide Jump in Jail Escort
Arthur Burch attempted to jump from a jail corridor railing as he was brought to court for trial on a murder charge. Deputies stopped him, Burch claimed it was an accidental slip, officials said a fall could have caused serious injury or death.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Arthur Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Bureh
Denver Jurist Near Death
Justice Tully Beott of the Colorado Supreme Court was reported in very critical condition after a relapse at his Denver home on Thursday. His health has been poor since a stroke of paralysis last February and physicians hold little hope for recovery.
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Aspciated Press
Denver
Tully Beott
Colorado Supreme Court
Abandoned Paraday Ties 47 Years to Harbor Work
Newcastle on Tyne Jan 6 The old table ship Paraday ended a 47 year career laying and repairing cables the same day the new cable ship John W Mackay was launched Farmlay laid 60 000 miles of submarine cable globally including nine Atlantic lines Her latest feat was lighting an Atlantic cable broken at 1800 feet depth
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Associated Press
Newcastle-Onwtyne
Bag
John W. Mackay
Farmlay
Atlantic
Printer Peeved by Doe Request for Wide Letterheads
Fort Worth printer Charley Harris complains after receiving a letter from a Doe who sought multiple letterhead sizes grades and colors and demanded the printing form holder. Harris notes the odd request and mentions possible future inquiries about appendicitis and gallstone operations with terms and time frames.
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Charley Harris
Fort Worth
Texas
Charley
Tyraewelter
Neil
Kameas
Tost
Notice of Meeting at Range and Gun Club
Announcement lists all boys and girls with ties to Hays and Glide holding on the range and gun club. Meeting to occur before five o'clock Monday January 0 12d at Wenbon Coolidge OH.
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Wenbon Coolidge
Fragmented historic merge text fragment
The readable portion references a martial action and Dakota language terms, mentioning names such as Tam Sttneking and Laghtalagebi eMack. It hints at a battle context and a charge against Wahinyan and NPitiie, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Get-Together club luncheon discusses community projects
At the Delevan Cafe yesterday thirty-six Lander citizens heard updates on a proposed skating pond site near the Mike Sheehan place, poultry show plans at the Vocational High School with 200 to 300 birds, and road work on Wind River and Dinwiddie roads with government cooperation.
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Delevan Cafe
Lander
H. O. Barber
Joel Pu Longeneoher
Evens
Mike Sheehan
Mosers, Foote and Munson
Vocational High
John Dillon
Wind River
Cheyenne
W Francis Stith
Dinwiddie
Indian Department
A. A. Munson
T. Jones
Joel P. Langenecker
Albert E. Tweed Waller Scott
Welterweight Title Bout Set for January 3
Welter weight champion Jack Britton will defend his title against Dave Shale of San Francisco at Madison Square Garden on January 3. A four bout series of 15 rounds to decision was signed in Tex Rickard's office today.
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Associated Presa
New York
Jack Britton
Dave Shale
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Milks and Distillations Strike Cheyenne Raid Scene
In Cheyenne on West Twentyeth Street sheriff operatives raided a site slashing two five gallon kegs of liquor and bottles from a crude still that exploded when tinder sparked. The still reportedly housed a milk can and copper utensils, with distillation blamed for a toxic reaction and accidental blast.
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Cheyenne
Jan
West Twentieth Street
American grain aid eyed to aid war effort
Moscow Jan 9 reported by telegram that James Hasklol, director of the American relief work in Massachusetts, returned from London optimistic that America will save itself chiefly through a large grain appropriation. estimates range five to ten million per year, deemed essential for the Volga region. Administration officials expect the grain aid to reach the starved people early February.
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Mokquw
Jes
Wanem Hask~ Loll
Jeliet
Massa
Landen
Yostenlag
America
Volga
Night and Day Bank shutters in St Louis shortage alleged
The Night and Day Bank in St Louis closed its doors after auditors found an apparent shortage of more than two hundred thousand dollars. State Bank Examiner Inez Hughes said the auditors had been auditing the books for several days. A Q Meininger, the cashier, had not appeared since last Wednesday.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Inez Hughes
A. QO. Meininger
Dail Fails to Ratify Anglo Irish Treaty
Dublin reports the Dail Kir cinn peace committee could not reach an agreement on the Anglo Irish treaty and adjourned its sessions to meet again in a public session this afternoon.
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Dublin
Dail Kircinn
Dail
Buenos Aires women quarrel with street insults in letters
In Buenos Aires the debate over street remarks to women resurfaces as readers of the Buenos Aires Herald debate whether terms like Dear Little Beauty and Oh my pretty potato insult women or are mere compliments. Some women protest the remarks as disrespectful and unsafe while others defend them as flattering cultural behavior. A tale recalls an Argentine family's son praising American men for admiring women in New York, contrasting reactions to street comments.
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Buenos
Argentina
America
Woma
Buenos Aires
Herald
New York
National League Opens Season April 12 in 1912 Schedule
The National League baseball schedule for 1912 was announced by President John Heydler. Brooklyn visits New York, Boston goes to Philadelphia, Chicago meets Pittsburgh, and St. Louis hosts Cincinnati on opening day, April 12, with other fixtures following.
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Associated Breas
Ounokdo
Ayeil Mt
Jobs Hey~cier
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittebang
St. Lawla
Pamday
Ove
Irish Republic President Valera Resigns Amid Treaty Split
An official statement says Eamon De Valera has resigned the presidency of the Irish Republic and his cabinet member has also stepped down. The afternoon session revealed a fundamental treaty divide and fears of civil strife without unified government.
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Associated Press
Jan. U
Eamonn de Valere
Trith Republic
de Valere
Liam Rischte
Cork
Valera
Michael Collins
de Val
Undertaker Announces Death of John Wannamaker
In MIAHT Florida on January d Whitney Wesley Wannamaker a South Carolina planter died at a hotel. The undertaker in charge of the body startled the nation by announcing the death of John Wannamaker merchant and former Postmaster General.
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Miaht
Florida
Jan d
Whitney Wesley Wannamaker
John Wannamaker
Judgment Day at the Gates A Ford Story
A whimsical tale has Bt Peter sorting souls by the car they own at heaven’s gate. A Barkam Buick Dodge and Ford are paired with denominational groups, ending with a meek man told his Ford grants him entry with the Christian Scientists.
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Peter
Barkan
St. Peter
Presbyteriany
Tine
Buick
St. Petur
No Alliance to Be Entered Into at Present
The allied supreme council approved an international peacetime congress with Russia and Germany. Premier Lloyd George, per credible sources, ruled out a formal alliance between Britain and Price at present but hinted at possible guarantees to aid France if attacked again, under conditions. France would cooperate with Britain on European economic restoration and Germany's separation payments modification.
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Associated Press
Cannes
Allied Intreme Council
Russia
Germany
Lloyd George
Price
Great Britain
France
Britain
Europe
Belfast Violence Rises As Patrols Increase
Firing resumed in Belfast with more military and police on patrol. One child and one man were wounded as rival mobs clashed. a bank was thrown but caused no damage. Violent fighting continued through the night.
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Belfast
Ireland
Left for Billings W K Carson reports county prosperity ahead
W K Carson of Dubois the popular member of the State House of Representatives visited our city this morning. He says livestock conditions in his section are improving and with higher prices and increased tourist business from the Rocky Mountain Highway Premont County will enjoy abundant prosperity this summer.
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W. K. Carson
Dubois
State House of Representatives
Our City
Billings
Gillette hearing for former bank VP misappropriation
The preliminary hearing of H A Cross, ex vice president of Citizens State Bank of Gillette, opens before Justice Stone. Cross is charged with misappropriating bank funds as investigators from Sheridan attend to defend him. The bank was closed by the state bank examiner.
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Gillette
Wyo
H. A. Cross
Citizens State Bank of Gillette
Justice Stone
Crops
Mets
Sackett Sx
Sheridan
State Bank
Pruett Carterson Gains Noted Illustration Career
The veteran readers will note that Pruett Carter, son of Ed Carter, formerly a bookkeeper at J. K. Moore store in Fort Washakie, has risen in the art world. After study in Los Angeles and painting for leading magnates, his illustrations appear in Cosmopolitan, marking a notable career milestone.
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Viebnity
Pruett Cartere
Ed Carters
J. K. Moore
Fort Washakio
Fron Peart Aehawl
Carters
Magnalnus
Ruben Tarriers
Merchants Don’t Help Creepm en in Wool Market Says Wyoming Secretary
In Casper Wyoming January annual report Secretary J B Wilson dating from the state wool growers association laments merchant hostility to the truth in fabric law and poor cooperation in selling virgin wool blankets. He notes market conditions improving with brighter prospects for wool and mutton prices next year.
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Associated Presa
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
J. B. Wilson
Wilson
Popocatepetl Volcano Demonstrates Renewed Activity
From Mexico City January 6 reports say the volcano Popocatepetl again showed serious activity with an explosion heard from the crater and a large smoke column rising. Panic-stricken villagers near the base flee toward safety points in surrounding areas.
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Asociated Press
Mexico City
Popacatepotl
Highway offices to be built on county property
C F Bowman district highway commissioner and John H Manion local engineer plan the erection of commodial offices and warehouse buildings on county land behind the courthouse. Permanent headquarters will be at the junction point of several highways and work will be directed from there. The Highway department aims to boost Yellowstone tourist traffic and improve highways for residents and visitors.
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C. F. Bowman
John 8. Manion
Court House
Lander
Yellowstone
Highway Department
Treaty of friendship signed between Turkish Nationalists and Ukraina
A treaty of friendship was signed today between the Turkish Nationalists and Ukraina. A child's pin was found at the Armory after a Christmas afternoon dance, and the owner can claim it at Donald & Read store. A woman seeks hourly or weekly work and can be reached at the Washington House.
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Constantinople
Oanald & Read
Washington House
American League schedule opens April 12 1922 in St Louis
Ban Johnson announced the 1922 American League schedule with April 12 opening. Matches include St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland New York at Washington Phila at Boston Topeka. A separate note mentions a federal labor tribunal bill likely to be introduced by Homer Hoch.
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French Lick
Indiana
Ban Johnson
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Phila
Boston
Topeka
Kansas
Federal Control Labor Tribunal
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Homer Hoch
Marion
Allen
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