Balkans War News Cools as Mediation Moves Forward
Dispatches from Constantinople report a hard fought clash along the Tohatalja lines with Turkish wounded arriving in the capital. Austria joins other powers in proposing mediation while European leaders weigh terms and winter conditions threaten a swift resolution. Germany aims to ease tensions by urging postponement and a broader European conference to settle Balkan issues.
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London
Constantinople
Tohatalja
Duigart Qfe
Bulgaria
Paris
Turkey
Allien
Austria
Servia
Balkan
Vienna
Germany
Aveiria
Bervin
One Dies in Gun Fight Near Trouble Mesa
Durango’s Mercy Hospital treats Samuel Truby dying from a rifle wound after a clash in Trouble Mesa near the New Mexico line. David McCullum was wounded in the leg. both men were part of a broader feud over range rights and cattle theft accusations. Suspects named include Isaac Cox, John Graves, and Rettie Harmon.
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David McCullum
Durango
Colon
Sanuel Truly
Mercy Hospital
Coxcasion
Monte Futia County
New Mexico Line
Truby
Hetter
Samuel Truby
Mesa
Samuel
William
Cox
Court Falls to Decide Big Cassa Washington Big Cases
The Supreme Court postponed decisions on the Union Pacific merger and other major cases, announcing a Thanksgiving recess from November 11 to December 2. President elect Wilcon weighing whether to call an extra session to address tariffs. Also reports on accidental eye injury from a splinter and a family tragedy in Mandes New Orleans.
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Big Cassa
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Tte
Jts
Wilcon
Primceton
Notable Quarrel Murder and City News From Across States
A string of incidents from Louisville to Sedalia, including a fatal quarrel in Kentucky, a suspected murder case in Missouri, and a Chicago assault. The report also covers aviation news from Omaha to New Orleans, estate divisions in Kansas City, and college football results from Army, Purdue, Cornell, and Indiana.
European powers align over Balkan fate and war fears
Reports from multiple fronts show cruisers Tar and Choider stationed in Smarna harbor amid European realignments over the Balkans. Earthquakes shake Benard and Bon Juan del Sur without damage as Mexico’s ex-president Corral dies in Paris.
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Choider Land
Smarna
Europe
Benard
Alanka
Bon Juan del Sur
Nic
Itterval
Noga Ark
Parliamen Corral
Mexico
Hia Bodalde
Deriin Medicat Society
Friedrich F. Fried- Mann
Canal Zone
Roosevelt
Wilton
Dobe
Taft
Chafin
Sofia
Chatalja Forte
Constantinople
Paris
North
South America
Austria
Servia
Adriatic
London
England
Taft Proclaims Thanksgiving Day and Ship Movements
President Taft proclaims November 25 as Thanksgiving Day while two American armored cruisers, the Tennessee and the Monyna, receive orders to Yorkleigh waters. Senate and House expected to shift to Democratic control after March 4, with Wilson leading in early returns near 1,000 versus Hoover 4,915,100 and Tate 2,250,000. The government hearing on water power policy is set before Secretary Fisher and Commissioner Dentett. A recent residence requirement change affects Alaska and U.S. territories. Germany’s plan to influence business in the Old Country strains relations with the United States. Taft also commutes sentences of federal prisoners including Charles D. Rohr in Denver.
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Taft
Tennessee
Yorkleh
United States Senate
Wilson
Hoomevelt
Tate
Shother
Lawternate Qummeree Com Iaalim
Fisher
Dentett
General and Office
United States
Germany
America
Taft Haw
Charlies D. Rohr
Denver
Sen
Women's suffrage gains in four states and election results
Official returns show women voting in Arizona Kansas Michigan and Oregon while New York totals place Wilson ahead by about 200000 votes over Taft with Roosevelt trailing. Taft leads in California and Wooley is mentioned in university contexts.
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Arizona
Kansas
Michigan
Oregon
Wiecowat
Cotongreeman
New York
Grover Cleveland Marthee
Thomas J. Preston
Wells College
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Tal
Taft
Hoosewelt
New York State
Democratic
Wil ‘Ham
Beyee
Macy
Jack Unive
Geere Pagiliel
Wyoming News of the Week Events and Meeting Notice
A Cheyenne notice announces upcoming events for the National Wool Growers Association meeting and convention. It lists dates in January and outlines plans and regional participation.
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Weel Growere Assorial
Cheyenne
Ryeninih
Nati Wnal Growere Association
Senator Warren Wins in Wyoming Legislative Election
The Republican sweep in Wyoming gives a solid majority in both houses and reinforces United States Senator Francia E. Warren’s reelection. Republicans claim Mondell will win Congress by over 1,000 votes, while Democrats concede GOP candidates Teuns and the Taft-Wilson contest remains very close pending final tally.
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United States
Francia E. Warren
Claim Warren
Hepa
Derma
Hodovera
Sesenerses
Anweny
Cewasneserssererne
Die Horn
Benatn
Mondell
Congress
Hopking
Fahey
Cyrus Teuns
Supreme Bench
Taft
Wilson
Wyoming
County Ticket Splits Races with Republican and Democratic Victories
The article notes a markedly split county slate with Republicans winning some contests and Democrats prevailing in others as final results remain to be determined.
Engineer Dies After Exposure in Laramie River Mystery
Peter Hansen wandered from home and was found on the banks of the Laramie River. He expired after exposure in the water. A Danish immigrant, he arrived in the United States forty years ago and worked as an engineer for the Valow Pacific.
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Laramie
Peter Hansen
Hies
Alowe
Denmark
Valow Pacific
State Surveyor Bued for Altagh in Cheyenne Case
O Shellborn an abwil engineer and Indiana University graduate sues United States surveyor general for Wyoming AT Flences seeking 610000 damages. He alleges Hansen attacked and beat him while he was phasing Hansen s home with a young woman.
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Altagh
Cheyenne
United States Surveyor General
Wyoming
AT. Flences
O. Shellborn
Abwil
University of Indiana
Hansen
Bin
Hanson
Fire destroys large portion of Newcastle Wyoming Mercantile
A blaze at the Wyoming Mercantile Company in Newcastle wiped out much of the interior and caused estimated losses around $200,000. The fire originated in a wagon area and spread through the center, damaging merchandise and stock.
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Newcastle
Cheyenne
Wyoming Mercantile Company
Missing Person Report From Fragmented Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a missing person case with unclear names and dates. Readable elements mention a person named Rawlins bey and Revline-George Lgeek alongside an age or date marker and a local location.
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Rawlins Bey
George Lgeek
Wyoming News Briefs From Sundance to Sheridan
Abe Frank of Sundance dies in a Denver hospital and is buried there. A man near age unknown is killed about a mile from Torte. Sheridan gains theater prominence with a new Orpheum. Galatogate’s French Creek and Development plans April 14 work on Adell project. Eighth and South Streets sees an Episcopal church rising. Major Edwin M. Suplee to Walter Reed for treatment. John Low, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Low, killed by a locomotive in Rock Springs. Ole Berquist Jr. dies of typhoid at East Flat, aged nineteen. Rancher Robert Fuller and Elizabeth Hank wed near Wahoba. Cody resident John Hall dies after long residence and work on irrigation. Postmasters named at Cumberland, Granger, Dayton. Rock Springs forms new athletic club. Leo Nau treated in Chicago after exposure to Roosevelt’s doctor. Moneta holdup suspected as convict work. Ratthoangke Mountain crash injures a man pulling a wagon. Three mining properties near Centennial start shipping. more ore found nearby. Judge Nichols travels to Port Washington for family illness. Wolves and coyotes depredate stock near Med Canyon. Colonel Arthur Williams of Fort Russell breaks limb in badger hole fall. Schmitz sues Adame for damages over a Sheridan horse collision. Bail set at $18,000 in Meldrum murder case. awaiting next term. Wyoming stockmen await lease permits pending field study by Dr. Holmes. November 1 mail service change between Golden Prairie and Salem. Howard Ford of Cheyenne files for divorce from Bertha Norlin. Medicine Lodge home highlights modern conveniences and springs. Ulate county reports frontier improvements.
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Abe Frank
Sundance
Denver
Orpheum Theater
Sheridan
French Creek and Development Company
Galatogate
Boche Werial
Adell
Edwin M. Suplee
Fourteenth Cavalry
Walter Reed General Hospital
John Low
Meyear
Peter Lows
C Street
Rock Springs
Ole Berquist, Jr
East Flat
Rock Spring
Robert Fuller
Wahoba
Elizabeth Hank
John Hall
Cody
Montana
Wyoming
Cumberland
Winta
David Miller
Granger
Sweetwater
Mpinley Petrie
Dayton
Dwight L. Perry
L. Conrad
4. C. Clark
A. Walters
Leo Nau
Chicago
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Moneta
Flawline
Martin Kennedy
Snowy Range
Centennial
Mr. W. Nichols
Port Washington
New York
Med Canyon
Arthur Williams
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Russell
Frank X. Schmitz Tan
Henry Adama
Adame
KR. D. Meldrum
Carbon County
Wind River
Warren
J. A. Holmes
Bureau of Mings
Washington
Golden Prairie
Salem
Ho. Me
Howard Ford
Cheyenne
Semany
Tromble
Beriba Norlin
Lhfe
Poor John Neatly Caught in a Wife's Trick
A tired husband returns home to find his wife asking if he posted a letter she asked him to mail. He pretends to have read it but discovers the letter was not addressed to him. His deception leads to a sharp scolding from his wife.
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John
Met
Ringworm Case Cured by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Harry West reports an eight year old boy with ringworm spreading from a small pimple to a large red itchy patch on the shoulder and neck. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the condition improved and was cured in a month. She notes her husband uses the products on scratched hands to prevent sores.
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Box 183
Downey
Cal
Harry West
Cuticura
Dept
Boston
Not New and the Waistcoat Mystery
Daisy complains about Frank's new waistcoat and a past visit as they discuss a curious scene under water and a minister in Tinfold who accepted a tin foil filled fee after performing a wedding for a couple with a license in Chicago.
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Ees
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Abot
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Lousville, Ky
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Omaha
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J. A. Weyland
Appeal To Heaven
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Thomas M. Swope
Kansas City
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Franken H. Hyde
B Clark Hyde
Alfred Sorensen
Thomas McCain
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Jeweiry Atols
Salt Lake
Sedalia
Mrv
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Los Angeles
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Cole
Martin Cogein
Sibley Street
Harry Thuneton
South Halsted Street
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Johanna Dadaki
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Dallas
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Joe Rivera
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Sioux City
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Houlder
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Jack Dilton
Indianapolis
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University of Arkansas
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Mandel
Congroseman Oy
Francio E. Warren
Frank W. Mondell
Blayer
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Carpenter Jone Kine
Clay Uel
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Ulate
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Thilo Gores
German Lutheran Church
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