FIGHT IN HOUSE OVER WOMAN S WAGE BILL
A heated session in the state legislature discussed a wage bill for women and bills affecting local government. The joint resolution inviting President Wilson to visit Arizona passed both houses, with speculation on its acceptance during the session.
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German election results signal socialist majority in the assembly
Early returns from Paris indicate a strong lead for the Majority Socialists and the German Democrats over the Independent Socialists. Leaders Ebert Scheidemann and Von Paver Fehrenbach are seen uniting to form a government with broad public support as the armistice framework continues.
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Esthonian forces recapture Dorpat from Bolsheviks
Esthonian troops retook Dorpat about 25 miles west of Lake Peipus from Bolshevik forces. They seized three guns a locomotive and more than one hundred cars in the action. An official Esthonian republic statement dated December 23 noted Dorpat had been taken by the Bolsheviki.
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Autopsy Finds Liebknecht Shot From Behind in Escape
Berlin January 21. Autopsy on Dr Karl Liebknecht Spartacist leader shows he was shot from behind by distance while fleeing soldiers who had arrested him. The examination was conducted by ref Aleinhaechier and ret Paul F Strassman with a third surgeon present. William Liebknecht and Hugo Haase attended.
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Officials Oppose Government Supervision of Meat Packers
Washington Senate and House committees heard testimony from independent packing and stock yard firms opposing federal oversight of the meat packing industry. Debates on Wilsons food relief request and Eastern aid continued without a final vote. Paris reports say Red Cross relief for Russian prisoners should start immediately and Bolshevik strength has not decisively weakened despite recent myths.
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Colorado approves $20 million road bonds at state convention
The Colorado State Association of County Commissioners approved a bond issue of twenty million dollars for road work at the first day of a two day convention in Denver.
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Price policy to stay as hog surplus looms
Frank S. Snyder head of the Food Administration meat division said the hog surplus would not trigger abandoning the price agreement when the hog committee meets January 28 to set February prices. He noted the surplus may become a deficit this year and urged stability to help farmers.
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Frank S. Snyder
Food Administration Meat Division
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Europe
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Arrests Mount as Deputy Sheriffs Nab Simp son Again
Deputy sheriffs arrest 0 C Simpson for a third time after bondsman Mrs H A Cass backed a $1000 stake. Bond raised to $1500, Simpson awaits trial in Superior Court on a charge of stealing three trunks from Van Neos News Co. The incident follows his Behr City ties and Arizona mining activity develops near Silver Bell.
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Santa Rita
Arizona
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Charles Bo Behr
Tucwon Publisher Reports Whimsy in Tuesday Proposal
A fragment notes publisher Thomas K. Marshall of The Tucwon discusses a proposal noted on Tuesday. The garbled text suggests a plan or issue connected to the Post and Veg items, but details are unclear.
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Tucwon, Ow
Woman to face preliminary hearing in assault case
Mrs Henrietta Douglas formerly Mrs Ian Walves faces a preliminary hearing Monday on a charge of assault with intent to kill tied to a shooting of Brainard Douglas. Bond set at 1350 follows the incident and reports indicate the suspect was previously involved with the victim.
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Henrietta Douglas
Py Hueherd
Brainard Douglas
Blue Devil Car Hits Railroad Crossing at Speed
Special officer Hamer reported a blue sedan struck the Stone Avenue railroad crossing at 40 mph on Sunday at 6:59. The car, going north, appeared linked to an issued ticket listing Steve Rs and other details from the night’s patrol.
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Cer Hamer
Stone Avenue
Steve Rs
Reinstate Officer Before Dismissal Noted
Washington January report says Capt. Sam Bacuid, a National Army infantry officer, was restored to duty at Camp Funston after a court martial found fault with construction funds handling. The War Department announced the reinstatement prior to dismissal order and presidential confirmation about a month earlier.
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