Oath Treaty Tussle Spurs Romanian Armistice Debate
Nicholas Mis of the Thumanian peags delegation was summoned before the supreme council and given a communica tion stating the N afhanian ultimatum to Hungary cannot be recognized by the peace congress. Czecho-Slovak and Serbian troops move toward Budapest after Romanian forces, as Captain Thomas Gregory of the inter allied relief commission urges Romanians to avoid occupation and protests from Fomearians cite the need for British and American troops to ensure a bloodless outcome.
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Associated Press
PAWS
Nicholas Mis
Thumanian Peags
Supreme Council
Hungary
Budapest
Thomas €. Gregory
Elie
Fomearians
Anti Reds on Warpath Push on Budapest Front
Berlin reports anticommunist forces advancing toward Budapest with 1800 officers marching in mourning to avenge violence against relatives. French troops and others march toward the capital as Allied occupiers move, with reactionary Hungary rumors and Archduke candidates linked to the throne.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ant-Cmmmunial
Sxevedin
Budapest
Ntix
Bzegedin
Ene- Beh
Flurte
Deir Way
Hungary
Archiuke Predecick
Allies Meet Marderson in Budapest Dispatches
Prince Livia Borereem head of the Allied mission arrives in Budapest with British French and American officers and confers with General Marderson, commander of the Romanian forces occupying the city.
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Mardersou
Associated Press
Derlin
Prince Livia Bore- Reem
Vicons
Budapest
Marderson
Order of Merit Conferred on Lloyd George
London reports King George conferred the Order of Merit on Premier Lloyd George as a mark of gratitude for his war service. The ceremony or details accompany the royal action.
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George
Associated Press
London
King George
Lloyd George
Navy ships arrive to form Pacific Fleet home port
In San Diego six battleships under Admiral Hugh Woden arrived off Los Coronado to receive tomorrow their new home in the Pacific. Secretary of the Navy Daniels visited San Diego and reviewed plans for a naval parade and a formal greeting for the fleet.
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San Diego
Hugh Woden
Los Coronado Amd
Pacific
Daniels
Sam Diego
Gil Caromane Beach
Mexico Weighs American Claims Amid War Time Damages
A dispatch reports Mexico considering compensating Americans for damages during upheaval. The secretary of the foreign ministry indicated the U S State Department would file claims totaling about 27 million, with funds placed for a potential investigation.
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Associated Press
Medicine Man Heals with Roots and Herbal Cures
An elder Medicine Man of the tribe uses roots and leaves to treat ailments with emol leni astringente and Lun jen prepared remedies. The tribe’s healer claims a popular remedy, Paokham's Voertaile Gompoygd, praised as the world’s most efficient for female life. For forty-five years he has restored health at the hearth and is now recognized as a standard remedy.
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Ome Finda
Lodia EK
Paokham
Bmw
Back to China Full Sovereignty and Paris Clarifications
A reader supplements Viscount Uchida’s Paris remarks on Shantung and 1915 deals. Makino and Gly in Tokyo say Japan will restore Shantung to China with special privileges for German assets and a Chinese chosen police for the railway. The statement rejects US acquiescence and clarifies 1915 and 1948 references.
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Japan
China
Paris
Shentung
Viscount Uchida
Baton Makino
Vieqownt Gly
Shantung Peninsula
Onina
Germany
Tsing -Tao
Uehida
Chine
Ching
Baron Makino
Viscount Ghinda
KEEP RAILWAY, SAYS UCHIDA
Viscount Uchida Japan foreign minister said the Kiao Cle Cuanfa railway in central Shantung would be run as a joint China Japan enterprise with no discrimination. He stated Japan does not seek sovereignty over Shantung and will withdraw troops when a restitution arrangement for Kiao Chao is made.
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Tokio
Viscount Uchida
Japan
Shentung
Shantung
Omnaion
China
Cheyenne City Briefs Touching Local Trade and Visitors
A fragmented city notes section lists names visiting Cheyenne from Casper and Rawlins, local merchants advertising services in auto repair coal and hotel trades, and a piano lessons claim. Multiple businesses including furniture repair and tire vulcanizing promote services.
Veley Kidney Pills Endorsement From Mrs. Otvas Gray
A testimonial from Mrs. Otvas Gray of 270 6th Street, Toronto, praises Veley Kidney Pills for alleviating backache, rheumatic pains, sore muscles, fatigue, and kidney bladder symptoms. She reports better sleep and relief in her back and sides and plans to continue use.
Dean of Education Resigns His Chair
LAWAMIE Wyo Aug 6 Dr J F Butterworth dean of the college of education at University of Wyoming has resigned and will leave for Cornell University. He has been with Wyoming since 1913 guiding the department of secondary education and the university high school. He was acting dean after 1917 and dean from 1918.
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Lawamie
Wyo
J. F. Butterworth
Corese of Education
Diiversity of
Wyomig
Nelson
College of Education
Cornell University
Whaca
N. YY
Butterworth
Absenece
University of Diiness
Urbana
University of Wyoming
Department of Secondary Education
University High School
de. Greager
College of Eduration
Salie
Geyser Laundry dries women claim family wash solved
Women at the Geyser Laundry report drying their clothes outdoors on a line after using Dry. They say the product solves washing troubles for the whole family and improves laundry chores.
Governor Signs Huntington Commission Appointment
Governor Carey signed the commission of Harry Huntington of Sheridan to the state board of gaialization replacing Captain G C M June. Huntington was appointed a member of the board yesterday.
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Carey
Harry Huntington
Sheridan
State Board of Gaialization
GC. M. June
Japs Regard Petition as Crime in Korea
Viscount Kin In shoku Ri Yoshoku and three other Koreans were arrested in Seoul on charges of violating peace laws for drafting a petition to the Japanese government seeking Korea's independence and distributing it to Tokyo newspapers. They were found probably guilty in the Seoul district court and committed for trial. Kin is president of Kolgakuain college. One petition asked the Japanese premier to bring the matter to the emperor's attention.
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Seoul
Korea
Tokyo
Viscount Kin In
British minister delay on recognizing Mexico Carranza government
In London on August 6 the foreign secretary Cecil Harmsworth announced that no British minister will be appointed to Mexico until the government is convinced that Mexico under Carranza shows improvement in attitude toward British interests. The decision hinges on the British government’s assessment of Mexico's readiness for formal recognition.
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London
Carranza
House of Commons
Cecil Harvsworth
Winnemucca Fire Destroys Large City Block
A disastrous blaze in Winnemucca destroyed an entire block including the Lafayette and Martin hotels and several warehouses. Wires are down and reports say the fire continues to burn with the Southern Pacific freight and passenger depots threatened.
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Reno
Nev
Lafayette
Martin
Hoskins
Winnemucca
Southern Pacific
Eighty Three Villa Men Killed by Feds
The Galveston dispatch reports eighty three Villistas killed and 33 captured as Mexican troops under General Carlos Onuna rough Villa bands near Baliexa Chinah in August 9. Federal forces claimed fifty soldiers and 116 rifles seized by Carranzistas with additional Villistas deserting to federal lines. The Villistas expressed exhaustion of the conflict and desire to return home.
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Y Associated Press
Galveston
Carlos
Marlin Lopez
Baliexa
Chinah
Meahan Conaul
Fierre
Floero
Yankee Consul to Mexico Quits Job
Consul General Chamberlain at Mexico City resigns, citing desire to pursue literary work. Announcement came from an authoritative source in Washington. Chamberlain left for the United States after notifying the State Department.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Mie
State Department
United States
Washington
Chamberlain
Mexico City
Shantung Settlement Sparks Wilson Policy Debate
The peace treaty's Shantung provisions drew questions about self determination while the White House sought clarity from Secretary on details. He admitted unfamiliarity with many points and urged asking the president for final guidance, noting memory limits on the lengthy document.
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Wilson
Ee Eees
League of Nations
Latr
Danging
Japan
United States
League
Hard Luck Ends Keefe Motor Trip
Walter Keefe of Casper, formerly of Cheyenne, loses his new $3,000 automobile when floodwaters seize the trip to Yellowstone and Pacific coast points. The family cuts the journey short and returns to Casper with no trace of the vehicle found. Suste Fair board members C I Cook Joseph Gains C A Saul and K Ewel are in Cheyenne from Douglas. Dan Douglas of Little Norway Greek visits Cheyenne on business.
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Walter Keefe
Casper
Cheyenne
Dubois
Cook
Joseph Gains
Saul Amd K. Ewel
Suste Fair Board
Douglas
Dan Douglas
Forest Service to Relieve Drouth in Western Mountain States
Acting Forester R A Sherman reports the Forest Service is taking emergency measures to ease drought in Montana Wyoming Idaho and Utah by expanding forage on forest lands to save breeding and young stock. Missoula officials urge prompt decisive action to prevent widespread livestock losses.
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Washington
Forest Service
R. A. Sherman
John B. Kendrick
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Missoula
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago market results show hog receipts around 7,000 with steady to strong demand. Top hog price quoted at 22.45 per hundredweight. heavy, medium, and light weights vary between 20 and 22.60. Cattle and calves include feeders and cows with mixed values. sheep receipts near 20,000 with unsettled prices ranging roughly from 9 to 17.
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Chicago
Omaha
U. S. Buren
Omaha Market Report Shows Mixed Feeds and Livestock Decline
Hog receipts reach 6000 with market price down about 2 to 5 dollars across weights. Cattle receipts 5300 show corn fed steady and grass cattle stronger by about 25 cents. Sheep receipts 32000 indicate feeder demand weak and lamb prices around 14 dollars per hundredweight with varying ranges for ewes and culls.
Mixed up OCR fragment yields unclear sports or notice item
The readable text is garbled with stray names and numbers, yielding no clear event, person, or organization. No coherent action or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
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