Plan 10 greet Hughes when he comes here
Cheyenne Republicans plan a enthusiastic welcome for Charles Evans Hughes presidential candidate. He is scheduled to arrive Friday August 26 with officials arranging a public meeting if time allows. Local leaders from across the state are coordinating to greet the candidate in Cheyenne.
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Cheyene
Charles Evans Hughes
Cheyenne
T. Blake Kennedy
Republican State Committee
George E. Perton
Evanston
Th Party
Pexton
Wilcox
Hughes
Im “Ae
Denver
Cundiff Named Assistant General Passenger Agent for Union Pacific
Denver August 3 W E K Cundiff famed young railroad man named to succeed the late Robert G Ruble as assistant general passenger agent of Union Pacific in Denver the appointment effective August 1 but he will reach Denver next week Cundiff previously served as junior assistant passenger agent in Kansas City and has long worked in railroad operations since starting in 1886 with the St Joseph and Grand Island Railway. Goodsell to fill Cundiffs Kansas City post.
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Denver
W. EK. Cundiff
West
Robert G. Ruble
Union Pacific Railroad
Cundiff
Elo Fe
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Cunditt
Joseph & Grand Inland Railway
Union Pacifica
Omaha
R. &. Ruble
R. &. Ruble, Mr. Condiff
J. O. Goodsell
Town Hails Gallinni Honor Plan in Paria
The municipal authority in Paria charges a committee with the mission to name a street or square in honor of the late General Gallinni. The move follows tributes to Gallinni's service and leadership.
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Gallinni
Pau
Paria
Generel Galltrt
Safety First Train 10 Arrives Here Next Week
Cheyenne residents will have a chance to inspect the federal Safety First exhibit on the Union Pacific train next Thursday. The long car train features war and safety devices, with a strong emphasis on army medical care, field surgery, and engineering exhibits aimed at preparedness and civilian protection.
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Dafety
Cheyenne
Federal “Safety First
Union Pacific
Mow
Army
War Department
Boy Lost in Hills Near Rock Springs Found Alive
Orro Matson, 12, a Finn boy from Rock Springs Wyoming, wandered without food or water for two days after being left behind by companions. Hunters found him thirty miles from Four Mile Springs in a starved condition and provided initial relief before returning to town with malted milk.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Orro Matson
Bia
Elmont
Four-mile Springs
Quesling
Matson
Garment workers lockout ends soon in New York
Indications this afternoon suggest the fourteen weeks long garment workers lockout will end shortly as manufacturers and employers accept the compromise agreement.
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New York
Pursue Vila but Troops Ordered in Ominuanua City
Aug 3 report from Ominuanua City states fresh troops have been ordered in to pursue Vila amid ongoing security operations. Military officials confirm deployment to counter threats and restore order as local authorities urge restraint and cooperation.
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Vila
Ominuanua City
Progressives Repudiate Hughes Endorsement At National Conference
In Indianapolis on August 3 a reform faction of the Bull Moose party repudiated the Hughes endorsement as illegal. They approved plans to reorganize as a nationwide banner, nominate John M Parker as VP nominee in states with a remaining nucleus, and form an executive committee to guide the campaign.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hughes
Progressive National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
John M. Parker
Louisiana
J. A. H. Hopkins
New Jersey
Bull Moose
Mathew Hale
Massachusetts
Hale
Ntional
Republican Party
Five Recruits Sought From Each Wyoming County
Wyoming national guard aims to reach required strength by securing five recruits per county. Adjutant General Andersen leads a statewide campaign with sheriff appeals under Governor Mendrickle to rapidly fill the two battalions at Camp Kendrick Row.
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Wyoming
Wyoming National Guard
Liew
L. BH. James
War Department
Andersen
J. B. Mendrickle
Kendrick Row
Allied Warships Await Start of Germany Submarine Deutschland
Allied cruisers guard Hampton Roads hoping to block the Deutschland entry but report no sign it has left. German captain Hinsch says the submarine passed within a hundred yards of a US destroyer and submerged twice en route to the Atlantic. Bremen’s expected time of arrival not disclosed.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Deutachland
Atlantic
Hinsch
United States
Capes
Still More Deaths in Infant Plague
New forces join the study of infantile paralysis as two committees of pathologists and bacteriologists are chosen to examine the disease. Today forty-three deaths and 217 new cases are reported, with the death rate at two percent. Albany reports six deaths outside New York and thirty-eight new cases. Carranza orders governors to enforce strict economy and balance state expenditures.
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New York
Haven Emerson
Albany
Italian steamer Le Timbre sunk by submarine? survivors report
Survivors say the Italian mail steamer Le Timbre was attacked by a submarine off Malta. Twenty eight reached Malta, two boats arrived at Syracuse. The vessel carried 567 crew and 113 passengers with many believed killed, as shell fire and bombardment destroyed lifeboats and other boats.
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London
Malta
Reuter
Syracuse
LoTimbro
Zeppelin raid drops bombs on London Harwich and Norfolk works
German Zeppelins pummeled London Harwich fleet base and Norfolk railway and industrial sites with explosives and fire bombs. All airships reportedly returned undamaged. British war office says German claim of reaching London is untrue after investigations.
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London
Berlin
Harwich
Norfolk County
British War Office
Italy Heads to Declare War in Berlin Dispatch
A Berlin dispatch reports Italy has given notice to Germany of terminating the German Italian alliance as tensions surge. The message, dated Aug 3, signals a potential declaration of war and shifts in European alignments.
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Petit Parisien
Pari
Italy
Germany
Amsterdam
Berlin
Strike War in Mesabi Iron Range Ignites Hibbing and Nearby Towns
Strikes flare in the Mesabi iron range with guards fortifying Eveleth Virginia and Hibbing while searchlights sweep mining villages. Reports allege gunmen intimidate workers and a Bulgarian surveyor may face deportation amid a broader union dispute.
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Mesabi Iron Range
Hibbing
Minn
Billa
Virginia
Eveleth
Vayuna Range
Minera
Mesabi
Duluth
Binabik
Ton Alo
George Andrachiag
United States
Andrechine
Bulgaria
President to appeal for end to railroad strike
Washington reports the president is expected to make a personal appeal to halt the strike as railroad employes vote on labor actions. Federal agencies coordinate to avert a broader breakdown while negotiations resume next week. The senate commerce committee plans hearings on ICC hours of service for railroads.
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Washington
New York
Wiliaam D. Chambers
Board of Mediation and Nation
Senate Commerce Committee
Newland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wigan
GW. W. Hanger
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Paper Shortage Hits Publishing as Printers Grasp for Supplies
A wartime era note reports a nationwide paper shortage crippling newspaper production. Printers face delivery delays through August, forcing cost cuts and wage concerns as publishers struggle to maintain circulation.
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Uncle
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Wrath
State Guard
Mexico City
Carranza
Stokhod
Rosela
Delville, Wood
France
Seertt
Duelster
Galacia
Caucasus
Diarbekr
Travanazes
Steel Trust
Elisabeth Gurley Flyon
Paterson
N. J
Lawrence
Maas
Lake Erie
Dulugh
Guperior
Bobi
Adams Mine
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