Wyoming Guard Border Move Favored By General Barry
Major General Thomas Barry of the central department visited Camp Kendrick and praised the Wyoming national guard. He favors transferring men to bring one battalion to full strength for frontier duty and moving a battalion to the border, with rivals to determine which unit departs first.
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Thomas Barry
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Central Department
Camp Kendrick
Wyoming National Guard
Barry
Wyoming Guard
M Cavender
Andersen
Fix
Wroopa
Hassell
Iran
War Department
Wheat Advances In Chicago Wheat Pit After Government Forecast
Farmers and speculators watched a volatile Chicago wheat pit after a U S crop report projected a three fifths normal yield. Prices surged with September near 1 44 1 2, December around 1 48 1 8, and May near 1 63 as trading intensified amid market hysteria.
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Northwest
Chicago
St Dede
Lindsay Escapes Penitentiary Manhunt Underway
Thomas Lindsay a convict sentenced to forty years for murder escaped from the Rawline state penitentiary Tuesday night. He was a trusted guard and was last seen on the grounds before being missed an hour later. Lindsay alias James Jordan alias Little Tom Horn is 36, 5 feet 7 inches, 145 pounds with blue eyes and graying dark brown hair.
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Thomas Lindsay
Rawline
Lindsay
James Jordan
Little Tom Horn
Converse County
Ray Parnell
Atkinson
Neb
Parnell
Petz
Lark
Pernell
Bourel Rane
Dan Flier
Pein Parpel
Daley
Ter
Glenrock
Howard Jackson
Gompers Attacks Hughes on Danbury Hatters Case
President Samuel Gompers releases a AFL letter criticizing Charles Hughes for siding with the Danbury hatters ruling. Hughes upheld damages of about 300000 under the Sherman act and declared the Arizona anti alien labor law unconstitutional. The document also decries injunctions against wage earners as an abuse to be corrected by legislation.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charles ©. Hughes
Supreme Court
Danbury Hatters
Hughes
Hatters of
Danbury
D. K E. Loewe Company
Arizona
Parmer 76 Marries Sweetheart of Youth in Sedalia
In Sedalia Missouri on August 9 John W. Lakin a wealthy farmer aged 76 wed Agnes Clapton 78 at the bride's home after a friendship of more than fifty years. The ceremony was conducted by Rev H Williamson. The pair had been childhood playmates and sweethearts in youth before marrying others.
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Sedalia
John W. Lakin
Agnes Clapton
RE. H. Williamson
J. J. Showalter Undergoes Emergency Operation
Reports from Denver indicate J. J. Showalter was rushed to a hospital with acute appendicitis. Surgeons performed an emergency operation around 1 AM and the patient was reported out of danger that night. Mrs. Cowdick and family awaited updates as condition remained guarded after anesthesia.
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J. J. Showalter
Clark J. J. Showalter
Denver
Mie
Showalter
F. Cowdick
Mr. Showalter
Cheyenne
Curseon
Wes
Mra. Showalter
Wurgeoos
Wilson to Name Third Member of Mexican Board
White House sources say the president will name the third member to join Secretary Lane and Justice Brandeis on the joint commission aimed at settling the Mexico border dispute. Acting Secretary Polk announced Carranza’s proposal for a joint international commission to discuss border issues and other matters affecting U S relations with Mexico.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Franklin K. Lane
Interior Department
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Joint Commission
Mexico
Polk
Carranza
Joint International Commission
Ore buyer and wife found dead in Chicago hotel room
Maree Davis, 50, an ore buyer from Victoria, B C, was found dead from poison in his Chicago Congress hotel room. His wife lay nearby in a serious condition. Police could not determine if it was a joint suicide pact or an accidental poisoning.
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Chicago
Maree Davis
Victoria
B. C
Congress Hotel
Eloping Guardsman Forgiven at Campadt Home
Through his mother’s efforts Private Theodore Witcher of Company OU eloped to Fort Collina with Migg Rather Clara Peterson last Saturday. The affair was clarified yesterday and it is believed he will return today from Denver with his bride. Guards officers agreed no punishment for the groom and the girl’s parents will provide support.
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Theodore Witcher
Company OU
Fort Collina
Migg
Clara Peterson
Gaurdaman
Denver
Hin Bride
Weather report from Archer area crops damaged by heavy rain
Rain fell unevenly with 16 inches in Cheyenne and 2.41 inches at Archer. Superintendent H. Plovel notes hail accompanying the downpour caused about five percent damage to standing grains and other crops in the area.
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Tureslay
Cheyenne
Archer
H. Plovel
Hall
Flood Devastates Cabin Creek Valley Killing and Displacing Hundreds
Reports from Huntington Charleston andirginia Power officials say at least 150 people drowned and about 1900000 dollars in property loss in a cloudburst that hit Cabin Creek valley. Rescue efforts continue as five thousand homeless and trains are redirected with National Guard tents deployed.
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Huntngton
W. Va
Cabin Creek Valley
Acme
Huntington
Hatford
National Guard
Cheake & Ohio
Kanawha
Michigan
Ailiken
Eksdale
Chesapeake & Ohio Division
Land Entries Double In Wyoming District As Year Ends
Land office report shows about 800000 acres entered and 146000 acres patented in the federal land district centered on Cheyenne, covering Albany, Carbon, Fremont, Greeley, Laramie, Platte and Sweetwater counties. The period July 1 1915 to July 3 1806 records a high year with 2996 homestead entries, 740 final proofs, and sharply rising activity compared with the previous year.
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Federal Land District
Heyenne Ie
Land Office
Albany
Carbon
Fremont
Gobben
Laramie
Platte
Sweetwater
Wade Bo Thie
Bremen Submarine Expected to Dock at New London
Reports from New London say the German submarine Bremen is due to arrive at the port soon. The Eastern Forwarding Company has leased space on the state pier for a large warehouse, making New London the American terminal for the line.
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New London
Bremen
Eastern Forwarding Company
New State Pier
London
Conn
General Barry Recalled From Old Arizona Fort Meeting
Major General Thomas Barry of the Central Department and William J. Seaman depot master at Union Pacific station learned yesterday they had met thirty eight years ago at Fort Thomas in Arizona. Barry then served as first lieutenant with the Sixth Cavalry at the fort. Scanlan, then a government packmaster, was also stationed there, and both left Arizona about the same time.
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Thomas Barry
WUSA
Central Department
Eeene
Chicago
Willian J. Seaman
Union Pacific
Fort ‘Thomas
Arizona
Barry
L § Cavalry
Scanlan
Hoth
Peddler Isadore Davis Tries Selling Cantaloupes at Camp Kendrick
Isadore Davis a peddler on West Sixteenth street brought a wagon of cantaloupes to Camp Kendrick hoping to sell to the guards. The guards seized and ate all the melons outside the camp, inspections were bypassed, and Davis filed a complaint to military authorities. An investigation board was appointed.
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Isadore Davis
West Sixteenth Street
Camp Kendrick
Jas Mot
Sanitary Corps
Isadore
Cain
Lee Ty
Gathy
Lawigre
Peddier
Jandore
White Slave Suspects Arrested Under Federal Case
Police report two suspects Tod Eiringer and Lucille Hale detained on suspected federal white slave law violations. They are held for investigation after failing to clearly account for possession of a World War War II era item and claiming Nebraska origins.
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Nevine IV
Tod Eiringer
Lucille Hale
Jtill
Nebraska
Eutu
Mediation Accepted by Rail Workers Amid Threat of Strike
The U S board of mediation engages to resolve railroad wage and hours disputes with 400 000 employees. Rail carriers show willingness to concede a shorter day while opposing double overtime, as talks continue under federal mediation with prospects of a strike if no accord is reached.
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New York
United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Wilson
United States Board of Mediation
Employes
Railroad Allegers
Federal
A. Gutreteon
Conductores’ Brotherhood
Elisha J.oe
Spolesman
Allway Wanagera
Fallowi
Theip
Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Fullwave
Tor Voke
Federal Board of Mediation
Necklace theft case nets two suspects in county jail
Mrs. Ben Davis accuses Virgil Kart and James Robinson of conspiring to steal a necklace valued at two gold pieces. The two Segre suspects were arrested yesterday afternoon by county deputies Sheriff Will Yoet and Jandard Im and are detained in the county jail. Davis reported to authorities that some of her Negro’s allies were implicated, claiming a conspiracy among the accused to seal her neck lace.
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Sirs
Ben Davin
Virgil Kart
James Robinson
Segre
Dw.poly
Will Yoet
Jandard
Ean
Bork
Alent
Mim
Davis
Isateo
War progress reports from fronts in Europe and Italy
Allied and central powers fronts show ongoing offensives with gains in Galicia, Lemberg area, and near Tyitet. Italian forces claim advances toward Trieste and Venice region while Austria retreats in the Adriatic theater. Russian operations around Lemberg and Carpathians indicate shifting lines as casualties rise and prisoners are taken.
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Preneb
Itallen Cronte
Gorkta
Tyitet
Galicia
Lemberg
Btarle
Frane
Proneh
Bomimi
Geria
Treiest
Austirio
Wapert
Adriatic
Herle
Memohiro Winton and the Velerapal Oti Deal
Memohiro Winton is involved in a disrupted meeting regarding a veiled deal with Medward tr tmeen and the threat of disruption. The scene mentions a departure to a place called OFK and a bloodied event at a temperate location, suggesting a tense confrontation.
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Ginks Window
Medward
Meriot
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Old Arizona Fort
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U. S. Mediation Board
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