Passport regulations eliminated abroad and debated at home
The article reports a trend toward relaxing wartime travel rules in Europe led by Belgium and Switzerland while the United States tightens immigration checks. Officials note Belgium and Switzerland eased passport needs as peacetime returns, but U S policy remains restrictive to screen entrants at origin to avoid overburdening ports of entry.
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Ascelarud Preas
Warhington
Peryone
Belgium
Brussels
Switzerland
Acitation
United States
State Department
America
Congress
Ever Pasta Reported in London Amid Turkish War Rift
London January 18 Ever Pasta the former Turkish Minister of War fled from Turkey after the war began and was said to be in Caweumiey. A cable dispatch from Constantinople states the dispatch is being blocked over who leads the Turkish national government at Angera.
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London
Pasta
Turkey
Constantinople
Angera
Shipment Arrives at Bak Cosen Jur Reserve
A crude OCR fragment notes a shipment at Bak Cosen Jur reserve area. It mentions the firms DUPONT and O'NRAL in connection with the load. Exact details and destinations are unreadable.
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Dupont & O'Nral
Revolution in Ireland Predicted After De Valera
London dispatch reports from a Dublin Times correspondent that unrest in Southern Ireland could flare into broader disturbance as armed groups reject the Treaty between Ireland and Britain. The piece notes a rising crime wave and urges strong government action to curb violence.
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London
Ireland
Dublin
London ‘Times
Eammon de Valera
Trelande
Great Britain
Mysterious School Fires Lead to Three Arrests
Mantiat ton schools faced fires endangering hundreds of pupils. Three boys were arrested after an investigation showed fires started in waste paper buckets in empty classrooms. Detectives seek two more juveniles linked to the two other blazes.
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Fo Asanein
Prove
New York
Mantiat~ton
Coldest city school winter bite hits pipes
A severe cold snap froze water mains and chilled Moscow as temperatures plunged toward and below zero. The mercury hovered around 15 degrees below zero at four this morning after an arctic afternoon. Officials announced Lenine or Chut cherin would lead the Soviet delegation to the Genoa conference.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Lenine
Chutcherin
Genoa
Train Delayed By Snowbound Run Near Powder River
The Northwestern train from Lander, due last night, was snowbound near Powder River due to heavy drifts. It sat through most of the night and reached the city at 9 30 this morning. After resupplying the engine and crew, it retraced its tracks to regain time. Lander had only one other major delay this winter.
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Lander
Powder River
Special for Few Days Only Groceries on Sale
White House Grape Pratt large size 15 cent each Lemons 40 cents per dozen Oranges 50 cents per dozen. Dupont and O Neal Miss Ancabille Mason transferred to Evanstus by train this morning from Greybull.
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Dupont & O'Neal
Ancabille Mason
Culatake
Greybull
Evanstus
White House
Kyroial
Lamone
Renta. Dupont & Oal
Washington invites Chile and Peru to Washington conference
The United States government intervenes in the Chile Peru Ancon treaty dispute and invites plenipotentiaries from both nations to the Washington conference, with Chile reportedly accepting the invitation. Also reported near Bangor Way that Harold Corbin lost part of a finger in a rifle discharge accident while tobogganing.
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Associated Prean
Washington
Chile
Peru
State Department
Harding
Bantingoway T
Coldest Weather of the Year Hits Rocky Mountain States
Denver reports the coldest weather of the winter with temperatures ten to twenty below zero in Montana and Wyoming. An Arctic air mass extends from Canada to Colorado and Utah and is expected to reach northeastern Arizona and New Mexico with forecast zero degrees.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Canada
Coloradin
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Musical Research Group Discusses City Improvements
On Monday the Musical Research club featured Men and Mrs. L. C. Harnsberger presenting What Shall We Do to Improve Lander. The talk covered beautifying streets paving lighting water supply including cemetery access and snow cleanup ordinances for sidewalks. Mrs Young read a paper titled Muste Outside the Church.
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W. E. Young
Lander
Mra. L. C. Harnsberger
Irish Congress Meets in Paris For World Irish Race
Promoters announce the World Congress of the Irish Race will open in Paris on January 1 for one week. The event aims to unite 25 million people of Irish descent and discuss economic revival of Ireland. An Irish drama representation and concerts will accompany the congress.
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Court Bones
Har Bath
Paris
Brian
Ireland
Trinhart
Halle
Paria
Telah
Pancert
Died Last Night Clifton Of Tipperary Knightly Burial Planned
Clifton of Tipperary passed away after years of illness. The Knights of Bythine will oversee the funeral arrangements and burial services at Bishop Bande hospital in the days ahead.
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Mr. Clifton
Tipperary
Bishop Bande Hospital
Abe
Knights of Bythine
Germany Pays First Reparations Installment at Cannes
Paris Jan 18 Germany made the first payment of thirty one million gold marks as ordered by the reparations commission. The payments will continue every ten days pending a final decision on the reparations problem.
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Paris
Germany
Cannes
Quebec Liquor Profits To Pay Public Debt In Twenty Years
Quebec reports liquor sales profits will retire the public debt in twenty years. The plan, based on last May when the liquor trade became a government monopoly, estimates yearly profits at four million dollars to fund roads education and other public needs.
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Quebec
Canada
Water bonds debate stalls another election near
Proponents of issuing water bonds for system improvements urge patience and seek a concrete plan on spending. The article notes voters may face a new election soon to decide the bond issue, while critics call to pause until clarity on allocation emerges.
Bonus Bill Push Moves Ahead In Congress Conference
The Republican conference advances a plan to place the soldiers bonus bill second after the allied debt refunding bill. A large majority supports the decision while opposition grows. Details are set for the tomorrow session as the finance committee reviews retirements on semi annual payments and foreign debt terms.
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Finance Committee
Dame Winter Bids Farewell As Snow Persists
Dame Winter plans to stay and prolongs snow for Lander, denying locals a final thaw. The whimsical note depicts how she delays departure to keep winter gifts flowing to the town.
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Dame Winter
Lander
Ashe
Italy to Electrify 2500 Miles of Rail Lines
Rome reports Italy will begin immediate electrification of 2500 miles of trunk rail lines and over 6000 miles of tracks. The project covers Piedmont Liguria and 700 tracks already operating with plans to extend to Central Europe routes and provinces near Fiume.
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Rome
Italy
Piedmont
Liguria
Europe
Fiume
Spencer In Charge Opens Cheyenne Republican HQ
Spencer formerly of this city now in Cheyenne has opened a Republican headquarters in his office as secretary of the State Republican Committee. With T Isaac Hannedy elevated to the U S District Court bench the committee lacks a chairman. they agreed to let Mr Bounces run the campaign for a few months until spring when an ascendant could be elected.
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P. (. Spencer
Cheyenne
Bowie
Hia
T. Isaac ‘Hannedy
United Sates Dia
Bounces
High School Notes Kick Off New Semester With Tours
The new semester started January 16 with strong enrollment. New classes include Boolology I'v'y of Education Auto Mechanics and Comercial Arithmetic. The seven member basketball team coached by Mr Geiser leaves Thursday for a short tour Casper Glenrock and Douglas. Mr Hamilton and the Stosk Judg ing team arrive from Denver after the National Stock Ghor. D B Tauder of Caryondale Colorado will assume charge of the Junior High next week.
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Geiser
Casper
Glenrock
Douglas
Hamilton
Denver
State of Wyoming
National Stock Ghor
D. B. Tauder
Caryondale
Colorado
Tribute to Italian Unknown Soldier During Medal Ceremony
Rome reports that American forces joined in ceremonies honoring the Italian unknown soldier. The event included a congressional medal presentation for the Italian warrior and an oration by Richard Washburn Child, the U.S. Ambassador, at the tomb.
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Rome
America
Richard Washburn Child
United States
Patriotic League elects officers at annual meeting
At the annual election of the Patriotic League held at the home of Mrs L Harneberger the following officers were chosen Mrs L C Harnsberger president Mrs Thomas Dunne vice president Mrs P Hi Coolidge secretary and treasurer Miss Edith Nickerson reporter
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Paetriotic League
L. ©. Harneberger
L. C. Harnsberger
Thomas Dunne
P. Hi. Coolidge
Mise Ediih Nickerson
Bargain Listed For Bulk Cena Equipment Refill
A noted bargain note lists a bulk equipment load ready for reenload and sale at Washington House. DuPont and O’Neal are named in connection with the listing. A woman seeks work during the week and is seeking a call for Washington House inquiries.
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Cena
Dupont & O'Neal
Washington House
Riverton Attorney Burke Attends Lander Legal Bus at Night
Riverton lawyer Burke drove to Lander to attend a late night legal business event.
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Riverton
M. ¢. Burke
Lander Yorler
Grocer Ad Offers Limited Fruit Deals
Local ad lists White House Grape Fruit at 15 cents each and oranges at 10 cents per dozen with a five cent per unit discount. Dedication to Dupont & Co.
Pershing recommends nine training camps for wartime service
General Pershing told the Home Military Committee nine main training centers should be created one per corps area with several special camps. He listed Fort Riley Kansas Fort Travis Texas Fort Lewis Washington and other eastern northern and southern camps. Washington officials also planned to seek arbitration in the meat packers strike after cabinet and Congress discussed a new mediation effort.
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Washigaton
War Department
Pershing
Ntaff
Home Militay Committee
Fort Riley
Kanasa
Fort Travis
Texas
Fort Lewis
Washington
Brooklyn Bride Weds Wyoming Groom at Local Church
Miss Lillian Margaret Murray of Brooklyn and Edward Janes Savage of Lander were married at seven last evening in the Roman Catholic Church with Rev. Father Keaney officiating. The ceremony closed a four summer romance as Mrs Savage came from New York to visit her brother. The groom, a Lander native and former AEF officer, will live in Casper after honeymooning in Brooklyn.
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Lillian Margaret Murray
Brooklyn
New York
Edward Janes Savage
Lander
Keayey
N. Y
Casper
Savage Haas
Midwest Refining Company
Mexico City Denies Reports of Uprisings
Acting Secretary of War denies Rebel uprisings across Mexico as nonexistent in the republic. Reports from the frontier are dismissed while government faces regional problems.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Tokio
Japaneoricultural Association
Central
Silk Men's Asociation Union
Materialice
Organizaion
Japan
Everi
Elimination of waste in industry eyed by contractor expert
J Mack Channing of New York told the National Convention of Associated General Contractors that consolidation of management can curb unemployment and mood swings by stabilizing production. He chairs the American Engineering Council committee on waste elimination.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Mack Channing
New York
Associated General Contractors
Leo
Channing
American Engineering Council
Work Urged to Head Post Office as Hays Leaves
The Washington conference Far Eastern Committee partially adopts a plan to redefine open door policy in China and create an international board to review concessions. Senator Nicholson pushes President Harding to nominate Dr. Hubert Work as head of the Post Office Department to succeed Will Hays amid expected resignation. Pope Benedict is indisposed with a cold according to Rome dispatch.
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Preas
Washington
China
Asociated Press
Hubert Work
Colorado
Genneral
Post Office Department
Will Hays
Harding
Nicholson
Doctor Castle Testifies In Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial
Dr H Edward Castle testified in the second manslaughter trial of Rene Arbuckle that he did not remember giving certain testimony in the first trial which ended in a misagreement He said he was called to attend Virginia Rappe but arrived after her death and found bruises on her arms.
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San Francisco
H. Edward Castle
Reneon Arbuckle
Castle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Tobacco firms Charged With Price Conspiracy Schemes
Aid Ascointed Press reports three principal tobacco manufacturers The American Tobacco Company P. Lorillard and Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company were charged with conspiring with numerous jobbers to keep prices up in a Senate report to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Washington
American Tobacco Company
P. Loichard
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Cheyenne Officials Probe Fire Damaging Local High School
Sheriff Carrol and County Attorney Menteer traveled fifty miles east to Ping Bini to investigate an alleged incendiary fire that partially destroyed the high school this morning. The blaze damaged furniture and walls, triggering public indignation as residents react to the event and related cafe social notices.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Carrol
Menteer
Ping Bini
Here
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