Colorado Liquor Amendments Certification and Effects
A Denver area notice outlines new liquor and tax measures certified by Governor Gunter following the November vote. Provisions discuss medicinal alcohol allowances, permit systems, and the operative date of the liquor amendment amid changes to civil service, publication of bills, and legislative timelines. The article also notes the creation of the Blind Benefit Association and related aid limits for adults who are blind.
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Weert Newnnupe
Anton Nevin Servtom
Denve Doe
Barca
Horton
Physichia
Gunter
Au Howe
James Wt Noland
Polatany Fir
New York City
Denver
Hind Benefit Association
Colorado
Record Wheat Crop Soars in United States in 1919
Enticing headlines report an immense winter wheat crop and a 16 percent rise in sown acreage to 49,027,000 acres. Estimates project higher than last year with forecasts of record bushels and favorable fall plantings across the U.S. government data, Wilson’s Paris citizenship moment, and Poland severing ties with Germany feature in this digest of global notes.
Whole cost of war demanded from Germany, Lloyd George says
Premier Lloyd George declares conscription armies must end for lasting peace. He outlines indemnity aims. Germany should pay the whole cost of the war, with a focus on the atonement by those who started the conflict. He warns against punitive naval limits and discusses postwar credit and reparations. The remarks tie to a peace conference looming next year. The report also notes American naval homecoming and the assassination of Portugal's president in Lisbon.
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Diedinin
Memenaner
Ulon
Germany
Wis
Iva Hittin
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Braye
George
Sable
Wade
Washington
Europe
Daniel
London
Olympic
New York
Southampton
Halifax
Wilson and Poincare greet in Paris reception of 1919
President Wilson arrives in Paris with Mrs. Wilson to a massive welcome commanded by President Poincare. French leaders and troops from Champagne to the Somme line the streets as crowds sing. The reception emphasizes punishing German aggression while pledging just settlement and lasting peace. Wilson vows to view German destruction with deep indignation and uphold punishment in the postwar settlement.
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Paris
Wilson
Presidong Poincare
Premio’ Clemenceau
France
Haris
Allecations
Rei
Fi B
Dauphine Gate
Murat
Mia
Botheaire
Lt Wan Agov
Keons
Germany
Belgium
Poincare
Lane Sures
Lagayette
Clemenceau
G. M. Mouse
Mme. Poincare
Palace of the Elysee
French Marines Enter Odessa Reports Verbal Welcome
The Matin says French detachments occupy Odessa and have expelled German soldiers from posts. It claims the fortress of Sevastopol is cleared of German troops, while Bolshevik resistance is alleged in the region. The piece notes a political shift with a strong coalition win in London. Wreck ties up traffic as Southern Pacific freight crash blocks lines between Gila and Yuma. no injuries.
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Odessa
Varia
Dee
Russia
Tucson
Ariz
Southern Pacific
Gila
Yuma
Seven Cent Advance for Corn In Trade After Small 1918 Yield
Chicago December 13 government crop report shows 1918 yield smallest in five years causing corn to rise as much as seven cents a bushel from the previous day. Paris reports trace negotiations begin for prolongation of the German armistice at Treves in Rhenish Prussia, signaling tense postwar diplomacy.
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Chicago
Paris
Treves
Rhenish
President Wilson lands at Brest in wartime welcome
President Wilson arrived in Brest aboard the George Washington and stepped ashore amid cannons and cheers. He reviewed a grand naval parade, spoke to Mayor Goude, and then proceeded to Paris by train as French officials greeted him. The arrival capped a major naval spectacle with Allied ships, French and American leaders observing the ceremony.
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Brest
Wilson
Orge Washington
Mra. Wilson
George Washington
Tribune
Goude
Parin
France
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Mayo
Sims
President
Arkansas
Florida
Utah
Nevada
Oklahoma
New York
Texas
Arizona
Stephen Pichon
Georges Leygues
Marine
Atrest
Thy
Margaret Wilson
Trest
Record Crop Values Hit New High This Year
Washington reports total value of principal farm crops at 12.27 billion dollars, surpassing all prior years and exceeding 1917 by 814.38 million. Acreage climbs by 10.7 million acres while most crops exceed five year averages. spring wheat, barley, rye, and tobacco set records though corn lags behind the five year average. High prices drive the overall rise in value for producers.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
German Armistice Extended With New Occupation Rights
Copenhagen dispatch reports the armistice extended to June 17 and Allies reserve the right to occupy the neutral zone east of the Rhine from Cologne to the Dutch frontier. Additional conditions include control of 2.5 million tons of German harbor cargo space for provisioning Germany, with ships remaining German property.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Rhine
Cologne
Treves
Marshal Foch
Herbert (. Hoover
Alq
Yanks May Restore Order In Berlin Amid Turmoil
Amsterdam Dec 14 The see 10 government will ask allied armies to occupy Berlin if Bolshevik influence grows Philip Scheldemann declared at a capital speech He predicted American troops would arrive in Berlin soon cheering the government vows to establish order The Spartacus group protests and the workers councils reform in Hesse Cheyenne Wyoming Twelve thousand acres of land forfeited will be allotted to homesteaders in a government drawing set for Dec 22
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Wilson
Amsterdam
See 10
Berlin
Philip Scheldemann
Scheldemann
Herlin
Spartacus Group
Spartacusians
Wyoming
Cheyenne
McDonald Irrigation Company
Alleged Deserter Had Led Gay Life
Private Guy C. Herron, alleged Army deserter from Battery A Ninth Field Artillery Fort Sill Oklahoma, arrested by Justice Department agents on tips from detective chief Harry Goldstein. Wearing a first lieutenant uniform, Herron used multiple aliases and cashed bogus checks totaling about $2000 in cities including Newchburs, Norfolk, Raleigh, Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Chicago, Milwaukee, Hamelond, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Rochester, Syracuse, Utien, and Birmingham. He confessed and described lavish entertainments and hotel stays, saying he enjoyed his freedom but was tired of eluding officers. Herron has been away from camp since August 20 and spent all the money. He is jailed. Fort Sill officials notified.
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Birmingham
Ala
Guy C. Herron
Batlery A
Ninthield Artillery
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
Harry Goldstein
Herron
Chburs
Norfolk
Raleigh
Oklahoma City
Kansax Ci
Chicago
Milwaukee
Hamelond
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Pitts-burgh
Rochester
Syracuse
Utien
Henry M. Wills
George H. Williams
Harry B. Richards
Harry J. Murray
Samuel M. Kinney
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Holdup leaves victim stripped in chill Cleveland street
Joseph Wiesyn was robbed on a dark Cleveland street as two men snatched $150 from him. They forced him to undress, leaving him in his Sunday clothes with no coat pants vest hat or overcoat, making a cold walk home through alleys after the incident.
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Cleveland, O
Joseph Wiesynchi
Joe
Pencil saves life of boy in Des Moines war game
In Des Moines a metal pencil in Glen Catlin's pocket stopped a .22 bullet during a boy crafted cave play near Council Bluffs. Eddie Emig, age fourteen, standing guard, fired toward Catlin as he moved toward the cave, tearing a button from Catlin's coat but failing to wound him thanks to the pencil.
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Des Moines
Glen Catlin
Reverend Catlin
Council Bluffs
Catlin
Eddie Emig
Penall
Mouse plays part in suit over damages
Pearl Smith former Westing Union Telegraph second cook sues the company for 3000 dollars claiming a mouse was found in a garbage can and chased toward Mix Smith causing her to fall and injure herself. Also Hartford auto wreck and a Rockland theft case conclude this installment.
Late Market Quotations for Hides and Farm Commodities
Market brief lists prices for hides, pelts, and cured items with sizes and qualities. Includes green salted hides, kip and calf classifications, and assorted animal products. Also notes New York prices and Chicago live stock quotations for hogs, cattle, and beef, with ranges and seasonal figures.
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Chicago
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