New Two Story Structure Sought By Hugo Trad ing Co
Hugo Wyoming builders seek a two story structure 26 by 63 feet with full basement ground floor storeroom and a second floor hall. Hobbe Huckfeldt handles the bid to ensure a square deal in furniture nearby at Plains hotel. Mrs K C Buckingham returns to Fort Logan after visiting here before a family affairs change prompts her departure. One-One messenger service advertises courteous drivers open until 11 pm with reasonable prices.
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Grange Trading Company
Hugo
Wyo
Hide
Colorado
K. C. Buckingham
Fort Logan
Colo
Leader
Buckingham
Former Guard Here-B. A. Turner Visits City for Week
Former Wyoming National Guard captain B. A. Turner arrived from Douglas to spend the week on business in this city. The Sherman Co. promotes ranch dealings with Lon C. Davis listing at 1714 Carey Ave. Hail damaged crops east and southeast of Carpenter district after a Sunday night storm.
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B. A. Turner
Wyoming National Guard
Douglas
Lon C. Davis
Carey Ave
Sac
Carpenter
Four jailed after auto collision south of city
A head on crash on the Greeley road near the city resulted in one car’s near total demolition. Four occupants N A Brande A R Davies O E Way and J P Kurpres were arrested on a complaint by G E Shale of Independence Colorado for allegedly borrowing a Ford from circus grounds. No serious injuries reported.
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Greeley Road
N. A. ‘Brande
A. R. Davies
O. E. Way
J. P. Kurpres
G. EK. Shale
Independence
Colo
Shale
Colorado
Denver
Distillers Plan to Buy Corn Amid Government Sale
Authorities report no new measures as distillers nationwide rush corn purchases at high prices. The industry aims to produce rapidly, potentially driving costs when government commandeers supplies.
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Wasilington
Cold feet to draft case prompts exam in New York
A physician quips to Morris Frank that his case shows cold feet as he resists draft examination, saying the issue has plagued him since boyhood. Frank notes he should be in bed, highlighting his frail condition and reluctance to be examined.
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New York
Morris Frank
Frank
Four Women Testify on Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
In Yonkers New York a group of four women testifies to recovering health from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after other treatments failed. They describe relief from female troubles backache nervousness and indigestion citing personal experiences and urging others to try the remedy.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
H. J. L. Fearner
Hamilton Ave
N. Y
Lydia E Bina
O. A. Coz
Batestown Banvil
Fast Merchant Ships Key To Defeating Submarines
Washington dispatch notes the United States Shipping Board and Navy Department verdict that speed alone will safeguard transatlantic supply ships. Analysts say submarines reach peak speed and stalk targets under cover of darkness, but many sinkings occur before dawn.
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Washington, D. C
United States Shipping Board
Navy Department
Atlantic
Food Law Machine Ready Hoover Waiting On Wilson
Herbert Hoover awaits presidential designation as food controller under the new food bill. Agencies nationwide stand by in Washington for orders as Hoover plans a volunteer to cooperative rollout aimed at reducing prices and cutting waste from producer to consumer. He will issue program statements once formally named.
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Washington, D.C
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Washington
Hoover
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Brooklyn defeats Chicago five to one and Philadelphia wins five to one. Pittsburgh tops New York five to four, St Louis loses to Cincinnati Boston. Cleveland beats New York five to two and Philadelphia shuts out St Louis two to zero. Chicago beats Washington three to two. Detroit game postponed due to rain.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Cincinnati
Union Carpenters Threaten to Halt Government Work
Union leaders threaten a nationwide strike on government contracts unless a closed shop is imposed. They claim 50 000 workers could quit and note 3000 carpenters already on strike at army cantonments near New York. A-Two conferences with War and Navy departments ended deadlocked tonight with action looming. Burns Fair-Henry Colburn promotes Burns fair coming this fall.
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New York Navy Yard
New York
Eastern
Woman shoots man in St Louis over marriage and baby
Elizabeth Deaver, 32, told police she killed Thomas Gabbard after he refused to marry her and name their baby. She returned after fleeing, hoping he would kiss the baby before dying, as he whispered words of love.
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ST. Louis
Elizabeth Deaver
Thomas Gabbard
Tom
Gabbard
Itis Jaaf
Tom Tom Gablard
Chicago Police Charged Over Poker Game Scandal
In Chicago on August 9 Ivy Sturdevant testified during Edward Smale's trial that police levied heavy fines on a "woman's game" of poker on Grand boulevard residences. She claimed losses of 5000 and that officers sometimes collected up to 25 dollars before games began, plus a captain visited for a midnight lunch amid ongoing play.
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Chicago
Long Grand Boulevard
Ivy 8
Sturdevant
Edward Smale
Husband threatens woman to save him from draft
Mrs. R G Gearhardt told police her husband, a young stormer, threatened to kill her if she did not try to obtain exemption from the draft. Police arrested him and he won his claim for exemption.
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Kokomo
Ind
R G. Gearhardt
Stormer
Russians Need Organization Not More Men
Washington dispatch says the American mission in Kiseta reports most commissioners oppose sending U S troops to Russia. They contend Russia needs organization and encouragement, not more soldiers, with Charles Howard Russell as the lone holdout. The group met Secretary Lansing and submitted reports to President Wilson, which may not be公开.
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Washington
D. C
Kiseta
Charles Howard Russell
United States
Myssia
New Democracy
Elviu Root
Lansing
Wilson
Russia
Frost Hits Northeastern South Dakota Areas
A light frost was reported in the northeastern portion of South Dakota with no reported crop damage. The temperature fell to 44 degrees.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Pershing Recommends 1 000 Men Reduction in Army Formations
Washington reports Major General Pershing urged cutting American divisions to the European standard of 19 000 men and reviving old WWI corps structure. He argues trench warfare efficiency, French and British adoption of the system, and notes administrative work may need redo. The move would create vacancies in general officer ranks.
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Washington, D. C
Aimer
Army
Pershing
War Department
Anit
St Paul Volks Zeitung Editor Arrested Under War Proclamation
Eman editor Bergmaeter, head of the St Paul Volks Zeitung, is arrested by order of President Wilson under April proclamations. The paper’s policy of cash dispersion and stamping of American war measures is cited as grounds for his detention awaiting Gerber orders from the president.
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ST. Paul
Pita Bergmaeter
Paul Volks Aeituns
Wilson Uader
Volks Zeitung Wis
Burglar Killed During Flight Attempt
A burglar attempting to flee was killed in the incident. The article notes the suspect's uncertain ethnicity and claims he spoke with a clear accent, suggesting a mix of Mexican and Austrian features. Details on location, time, and investigation are limited in the fragment.
Mexican interpreter tied to wartime investigation in Colorado
Colorado authorities after the war began conducted a thorough probe of aliens in the Fort Collins district. They found scant traces suggesting Cosello and Herman might be spies but deemed the evidence insufficient for arrest.
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Nudlish
Colorado
Fort Collinge
Cosello
Herman
Tronk Enone
Disputed Invention Promises New Home Remedy
A muddled OCR fragment describes an invented product offering relief for corn and callus with fretcone and a Lucky blend. It claims easy application, growth of heel hardness, and a home cure sold in stores with dubious efficacy and safety.
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