Flood Wrecks Bates Creek Camp Rescue of Pups
Casper Wyoming August 7 The flood on Bates Creek swept away a tent housing a litter of pups and the man caring for them Max Froner leapt into the rising water to save the dogs He carried the animals to shore and clung to them amid the surge without loss of life to any party in the area. The flood damaged ranch property and camps along Bates Hole but there were no injuries.
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Casper
Wyo
Max Froner
Bates Creek
Here
Froner
Bates Hole
Cheyenne Faces Ice Shortage For Summer
Cheyenne citi zens face an ice shortage as ice cream parlors may halt servings and a wagon will pause operations from August. The Capital Coal company warns no supply remains through summer and markets may endure food waste without ice.
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Fce
Joe
Daniel Webster
Coal, Teo & , Company
Ike Uae
President Wilson considers wages after railway strike pause
President Wilson authorized Director General Hines to study railroad shop workers wage demands on their merits. He said Cummins letter frees action but linked any decision to workers returning to duty and recognizing union authority. He warned that strikes hinder settlement and urged prompt return to work.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Hines
Cummins
White House
Tran Jess
Om Atrike
Cheyenne Welcomes Army Motor Train With City Escort
Cheyenne prepares to receive a caravan of motor vehicles from Pine Bluffs. General O’Neil of Fort Russell Governor Carey and staff member May or B W Stomer will lead escort contingents to meet the train in Hillsdale. Cavalry units and Wis cavalry will escort the caravan through the Linda highway to Capitel avenue for a brief reception and park program with music from Goodyear Rubber band and a good roads lecture by Dr. Johnson at the park.
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Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
General O'Neil
Fort Russell
Carey
B. W. Stomer
P. H.poraseli
Hillsdale
Capitel Avenue
Capitel Building
Goodyear Rubber Company
Johnson
King Albert of Belgium to visit United States this fall
King Albert I born April 8 1876 will visit the United States with Queen Elizabeth and their children Prince Leopold Prince Charles and Princess Susie Jose. He succeeded Leopold I and was crowned in 1909 after serving bravely during the war. the royal family’s long history and exile years are noted.
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Albert
United States
Prince Philip
Saxe - Coburg and Gotha
Marie of
Hohenzollern
Prince Leopold
Prince ‘Charles
Suzie-Jose
San Francisco
Germany
Queen Elizabeth
Brussels
Havre
la Panne
Reciprocity Is Okeh With Cupid Couples Tie The Knot
Two couples from Pueblo Colorado obtained marriage licenses at the clerk’s office yesterday serving as witnesses for each other. Herbert A Sickinger and William A Gardiner are the grooms while Miss Etta May Fall and Miss Beulah Rogers are the brides. The double wedding took place last night in Judge Edwards office with the judge officiating. A separate license was issued to Albert Hawkins Davis of Chicago and Miss Prinnie Belle Hardesty of Fowler Colorado for a later ceremony.
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Puebla
Colo
Herbert A. Sickinger
William A. Gardiner
Sickinger
Gardiner
Etta
Beulah Rogers
Pueblo
Albert Hawkins Davis
Chicago
Prinnie Be'le Hardesty
Fowler
W. H. Edwards
Hospital Raid By Drug Fiend In Wheatland
A well dressed man driving a Yellowstone highway car visited Wheatland Hospital and asked to see the physician in charge. While a nurse relayed the message, the stranger entered the drug room and stole $100 worth of morphine before fleeing southward, evading interception efforts.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Yellowstone Highway
Ao Laran
Wheatland Hospital
Governor Hobby Zw2es German Teaching in UT Bill
Governor William P Hobby vetoed the educational appropriations measure that would fund teaching German at the University of Texas calling it conducive to pure Americanism. The action occurred in Austin Texas as part of the state legislature's education gariations bill.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Texas
William P. Hobby
Broadway strike hit by Actors Equity over working conditions
New York August 7. Actors Equity called a strike after the Producers Protective Association rejected an ultimatum demanding immediate changes to working conditions for actors on Broadway productions. The walkout could suspend many shows tonight and disrupt the theater district.
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Associated Prose
New York
Adtore' Equit Association
Protective Ac
Adors
President Wilson to address Congress on living costs amid quorum fears
President Wilson planned to deliver a 4 pm address on measures to relieve the cost of living, with a possible delay if the House fails to reach a legal quorum as Blanton of Texas vows to push it. Leaders urged absentees to return, citing labor strikes and railroad wage issues as factors in the proposed relief plan.
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Ilines
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
House
Senate
Blanton
Texas
Mendel
Geemral Palmer
Oldest Marine in the Service Re-Enlists for Eighth Time
Sergeant M. J. Ober re-enlists in the United States Marine Corps for the eighth time, marking over thirty-one years of active service. He served in every port in the world and was stationed in the Philippines and China. He is now stationed in Washington in the office of Secretary of the Navy Daniels.
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M. J. Ober
United States Marine Corps
Philippines
China
Sergeant Ober
Washington
Ofice
Secretary of the Navy Daniels
Rodman Armada Drops Anchor in San Diego Port
An immense American naval flotilla paraded into San Diego Bay anchoring off Coronado beach. Admiral Hodman reviewed by Secretary Daniels as six miles of dreadnoughts and destroyers sailed past in salute, marking a historic Pacific arrival and a new west coast home port.
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Rodman
Armada
San Diego
Ima
Pacific
Hlugh Hodman
Daniels
States
Wml Eles
Montana
Coronado Beach
North Sea
Secretary of the Navy
Ips
Inke Bay
Montana Tae' Hs
United States Demands Romania Armistice Terms End
A Vienna dispatch via Copenhagen to Exchange Telegraph says the United States issued an ultimatum to Romania demanding withdrawal of harsh armistice terms imposed on Hungary or risk halting food shipments to Romania.
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Associated Proas
London
Vienna
Copenhausen
Exchange Telegraph Company
United States
Rumania
Hungary
Dreadnaught Out Of Voyage With Propeller Shaft Break
The battleship Rhode Island, flagship of squadron 1, suffers a broken starboard shaft 679 miles west of Balboa. It is being towed to Balboa with North Dakota assisting, as parts are prepared for repair and a return to duty in the fleet.
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Phede
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Belgium
King Albert
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Mr. J. Ober
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