Union Pacific appoints J. Clifton Cheyenne division freight agent
J. Clifton arrives in Cheyenne to lead the new Wyoming division freight office for Union Pacific. Clifton rose from telegraphy start in 1888 at Gibbons Nebraska to traveling freight agent based in Omaha, now tasked with frequent statewide trips and setting up offices in Cheyenne. He is 40, married with three children. wife and children will join soon.
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Cheyenne
J. Clifton
Union Pacific
Omaha
Clifton
Union Pacifice
Gibbons, Neb
Kearney
Neb
Danger of Surface Strike Averted
NEW YORK Aug 17 Prospects of another surface car strike were diminished today as both sides agreed to hold a conference to seek an understanding and an under plan.
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New York
Hogs Hit Ten Dollar Top as Prices Jump
Denver stockyards report the top hog price reaching $10 with bids from $9.55 to $9.80 amid a strong market. The rise is linked to large exports for wartime demand, with hogs peaking near the highest in four years and recalling prices from seven years ago.
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Denver
Austrian Emperor Is 86 Years Old Today
The eighty sixth birthday of Emperor Francis Joseph is celebrated across the dual monarchy with congratulations from diplomats and prominent figures. Born August 18, 1880, he became emperor December 2, 1848 and was crowned king of Hungary June 8, 1867, ruling Austria for sixty seven years.
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Francis Joseph
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Austria
Hungary
Russells Waive Examination on Murder Charge
Special to the State Leader Bundance Wyoming January 17 Russell and his son John G Russell president of the Black Butte Lead and Marble company waived a preliminary examination and were remanded to fall without bond to await trial at the next district court term. The community remains stirred with talk of lynching as authorities guard against unrest and collect evidence on their relation to L I Hampton who was shot at the Chalmers ranch.
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Ave
Eorge C. Muswell
John G. Russell
Black Butte
L. I. Hampton
Chalmers Ranch
Russell
Russells
Hampton
Republican Race for County Attorney Nomination Heats Up
In a light Democratic field the focus is on the Republican contest for county and prosecuting attorney. Sam M. Thompson, the Democratic incumbent, has twice won amid party opposition, yet the Republicans surge to nominate a successor amid a tight primary race.
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Sam M. Thompson
Stampede prize money woes strand cowboys at Sheepshead Bay
About 250 cowboys and cowgirls seeking $60,000 in prizes at Sheepshead Bay’s Stampede faced delays and no cash as the event closed. Protest meetings, promises of funds, and reliance on the promoter and venue owner left many stranded, with several injured and horses lost.
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New York
Sheepshead Hay
Guy Weadick
Weadick
Sheepshead Bay Speedway Corporation
Ed Land Aey
Bull Dogger
Wendlak le
Coney Island
Submarine War Resumes In Global Note
Aug 17 Paris reports Germany restarts submarine warfare against merchant ships per Temps expert. London notes six German assaults northwest of Porieres failed and British line gains3 miles of trenches. Vienna cites Russian retreat on Tarnopol front and Berlin claims Nuslan repulse. Italian actions continue. Venice raid causes light damage. Contluted on page 8.
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British War Office
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Vienna
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Berlin
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Venice
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Brusiloff
Bond Issue of 130 Million to Fund Mexican Emergency
Washington Aug 17 congressional leaders considered a 140 million bond issue to cover extraordinary government spending tied to the Mexican situation and a separate 10 million bond to extend through the fiscal year. A total disbursement forecast runs to 1.126 billion with receipts around 702.66 million. Senate Republicans and Administration leaders reached an agreement aiding passage of the shipping and revenue bill as talks on the corrupt practices measure continued.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Men Nominated for Farm Loan Board by Wilson
President Wilson nominated a set of men to the Farm Loan Board with McAdoo serving ex officio. Charles E Lobdell, a farm loans veteran and law graduate from Kansas, previously represented Lane County and served as speaker of the Kansas House in 1895. He later became a judge in 1902.
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Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Charles E. Lobdella
Kansas
Lane County
Campaign to halt infantile paralysis spreads nationwide
Washington reports a conference of health authorities from most states with the official public health service. Resolutions set to outline proposals for checking the disease and preventing a widespread outbreak. Experts note the cause and transmission are not yet understood. Secretary McAdoo urged uniform preventive measures.
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Washington
McAdoo
Hughes Campaign Turns Voters To President
Late dispatches from the far west describe a drift of independent voters toward Woodrow Wilson. Progressives shift toward Wilson as Republicans soften to his peace and anti vested interests stance. A Carnegie Hall speech by Hughes appears to have spurred some, while critics warn the party missteps risk aiding Wilson’s re election.
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Evening Post
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President Wilson Opens Talks With Railroad Leaders
President Wilson presented his eight hour day plan to the 640 member employees committee and sought presidential attendance from railroad presidents at the White House. Rail executives arrive amid firm resistance to eight hours. advisers weigh arbitration and possible congressional action to avert a strike. The workers converge on Washington as Willie Bryan and officials discuss a temporary truce plan for a year.
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