War Lord Speaks on Unacceptable Peace Terms
The article quotes Von Bethmann-Hollweg in the reichstag declaring peace without annexations impossible and vows to continue fighting. It condemns the German war party as traitorous to Germans and dangerous to the world, detailing conquest of Poland and ruthless destruction as policy. It notes plans to conquer the United States and cites the Japan-Mexican affair as part of the broader context.
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von Bethmann-Hollweg
Reichstag
War Party
Germany
Poland
United States
Intrigue at the Rex theatre ends in royal plots
The Grand Duke exposes a web of schemes led by Prince Henri as a Mystic pin signals the captor. A troupe elopes with Henri and a jealous suitor is jailed. Truth surfaces and the Grand Duke regains his role in a photo play finale at the Rex theatre. Sunday August 26 draws audiences.
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Prince Henri
Henri
Germans Admit Proofs of Statement In Historic Note
A fragmentary line in a wartime document notes that proofs of the statement exist, even if not admitted by the German side, signaling contested origins or recognition in the record.
Goethals sidelined sparks national shipbuilding debate
The piece denounces the delay in Goethals retirement and the administration’s handling of naval appointments. It criticizes Colby and Brent as partisan rewards while praising Goethals, Admiral Capps, and Hurley for solid national service and warns against sidelining leaders like Roosevelt and Wood.
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Goethals
Panama
Admiral Capps
Hurley
Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Calby
Wilson
Brent
New Orleans
Colby
Roosevelt
Wood
North End preps to take most fair prizes
Col. W. H. May reports strong northern preparations for the Big Horn county fair less than two weeks away. J. Stant Brown plans a major general exhibit. M. D. Flarris from Lovell brings top apples. The Great Western Sugar Co. aids farming with beet crop guidance. Government mobilizes troops Sept 29, prompting special railroad trains from Thermopolis and Worland.
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Col. W. H. May
Big Horn County
Lovell
Byron
Kane
J. Stant Brown
Mr. May
M. D. Flarris
Great Western Sugar Co
T. J. Jones
Association
Thermopolis
Worland
Socialist Party Leader Resigns as Obstacle to Socialism
The former leader of the socialist party resigns claiming the party now obstructs socialism. He adds the democratic party similarly blocks democracy, labeling both as impediments in their respective paths. Republican commercial printing.
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Socialist Party
Democratic Party
Reward offered for information on burglary of gas line bolts
Wyoming Gas Co offers a 25 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief who stole a bag of dresser coupling bolts from along the gas line on the Wm. Lewis ranen.
For Sale Hamp shire buck lambs from registered stock
Levi B. Churchill offers a few high grade Hamp shire buck lambs from registered bucks at 0-31 Powell Wyoming.
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Hampshire
Levi B. Churchill
Alberta Visitors Pause in Basin Return to Claresholm
Mr and Mrs J W Morrow and their three children formerly near Burlington and Otto passed Basin this week on the way home to Claresholm Alberta after touring Yellowstone park They stated their travel plans to Canadian military authorities before leaving and were pleased with growth in the country during their stay in Basin and visits with old friends.
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Denman
Goethals
Washington
White House
J. W. Morrow
Burlington
Otto
Basin
Yellowstone Park
Claresholm
Alta
Canada
Oil Well Prospectus and Trading Offer Summary
A brokerage ad promotes buying and selling oil stocks and interests. It highlights Paterson-Wyo and Liberty OU wells with depth details and promising oil shows. The offer lists quantities and prices for Paterson-Wye Liberty American Bid Interstate Republic stocks and states a phone contact.
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Paterson-Wyo
Liberty OU
Liberty
Paterson-Wye
Republic
Care for Machinery Amid War Demands
Farmers urged to protect farm equipment as war risks rise. Proper maintenance and liberal use of paint on idle machinery are recommended as prudent investments and patriotic acts to support fighting forces.
Our Sammies and the Stars and Stripes Forever
A wartime poem praising American troops, affection for soldiers nicknamed Sammies, and unwavering resolve to defeat Kaiser Bill. It notes foreign ports and Allied guns, and ends with a contractor signature offering cement and road work services.
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U. S
William
Wyoming State Fair Food Training Camp Opens
President Wilson urges abundant food to win the war and prevent starvation. The Wyoming State Fair September 11 to 15 doubles as a Food Training Camp to boost food production and conservation, urging Americans to support and attend.
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Wyoming
Wilson
America
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