Unclear World War I Hype Roils Nations And Naval News
The article laments German U boat warfare and its impact on shipping and citizen safety. It contrasts German submarine actions with Allied reactions and mocks German policy statements while noting continued ship sinkings and alleged declines in naval efficiency.
United States Voices on German War Tactics and Hoover Leadership
The article discusses German moves to sway public sentiment, U S politics around peace resolutions, and praise for Herbert Hoover's leadership in food conservation. It notes the president’s stance on food control and contrasts Senate actions with Hoover’s rapid progress. It highlights August crop reports and potential wheat and corn yields.
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Congress
United States
Herbert C. Hoover
Congress, In Passing the Measure, the Manner In Which Mr. Hoover
Senate
Hoover
Overthrow of Constantine and Greek political intrigues
The article alleges a secret loan tied to the fall of Constantine and reestablishment of Venicelos in Athens. It claims the cabinet worked with Berlin bankers during Bulgarian occupation and links this to Germany aligned policies and a supposed benevolent neutrality toward France.
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Constantine
Venicelos
Athens
Fort Rupel
Bleichroder Bank
Berlin
Hartering
Germany
France
Kaghind
Apple orchards dominate Nova Scotia landscape article
A lyrical tour of Nova Scotia describes a hundred mile long Annapolis Valley orchard belt with the Annapolis River center. It praises Acadian tirat trees from 1605, salt air flavored apples, and local pie prowess, urging motor trips as ideal summer holidays amid violet towns and sun warmed beaches.
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Nova Scotia
Annapolis Valley
Annapolis River
Normandie
Wilson War Speech Prep and Hearst Pro-German Critique
Washington column argues Wilson will address the nation to rally democracy amid European turmoil. It condemns Hearst for pressing a peace movement and details the fight between democracy and autocracy in Britain France Italy and Germany.
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Austria
Germany
William Randolph Hearst
Wilson
Mexico
Hearst
France
Belgium
England
United States
America
Ireland
Deuce
Jack Ohearn Visits Cheyenne Before Colorado Trip
Jack Ohearn former superintendent of the Union Pacific shops in Cheyenne returns for a brief visit. He travels with Charles W. Hirsig to North Park Colorado for a short trip and will return soon. He and HMynds are brothers by marriage and Ohearn is widely known and highly regarded in Cheyenne.
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Jack O'Hearn
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
North Park
Colo
Charles W. Hirsig
H. P. Hmynds
Army recruit fatally shot by masked bandit near Columbus
Philip Dreisen aged 24 of Platte Centre Nebraska was fatally shot last night near Columbus when he refused to stop his car for a masked robber. Dreisen had just been accepted into the new national army.
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Columbus, Neb
Philip Dreisen
Platte Centre
Neb
Here
Dreisen
New National Army
Union Pacific doubles track nearing completion from Cheyenne to Omaha
A large force has laid double track on the Union Pacific line between Cheyenne and Omaha. Sections from Endot to Tracy to milepost 475 east of Egbert were completed by May to June. Burns to Durham is laid but not ballasted. North Platte bridges excluded. The line uses Sherman gravel roadbed, ballast, and automatic block signals with interlocking at key points.
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Archer
Endy
Cheyeny
Cheyenne
Endot
Pine Bluffs
Omaha
North Platte Brides
Burns
Durham
Union Pacific
Wheat at 8610 a bushel Peoria August 15
The report states Uncle Sam fixed wheat value at not less than two dollars per bushel for good wheat. For exhibit at Peoria’s International Sell-Products Exposition, wheat could fetch 440 dollars per bushel in humid regions or 610 dollars in dry farming areas. Top prizes include 20 dollars, 10 gold, a 100 dollar trophy. dry farming adds 19 per variety plus 25 gold and 50 trophy. The best ten ears of corn offer 215 to exhibitors in Rumi regions or 295 in dry farming zones.
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Peoria
Sam
Grover Farmer Struck by Lightning Near Grover
Morris, a farmer near Grover, was killed instantly Monday when a bolt struck the front of his head. The strike left a small dent and tore the hat to shreds. An official from Cheyenne took charge of the body. an undertaker prepared the remains for shipment to Rothwell, Missouri.
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Grover
Cheyenne
Karly
Rothwell
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