Rumania Enters War Rumors Move In On Aug 21
Berlin dispatches claim Rumania may join the Allies as Europe’s war expands. Reports say Germany and Austria push ultimatums to force Rumania’s choice, while allied offensives and Greek frontier actions unfold across Salonika and the Struma.
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Presidents Called to Washington Over Railroad Strike
President Wilson summoned major railroad system presidents Samuel Rea of Pennsylvania KE Calvin of Union Pacific W H Truesdale of Lackawanna E P Ripley of Santa Fe B F Bush of Missouri Pacific and L F Loree of Delaware & Hudson to discuss a threatened strike. The leaders’ representatives reached limits beyond which the president’s settlement proposals could not go.
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Professor Ira B Fee Likely Ogden School Chief
Prof Ira B Fee superintendent of Cheyenne schools is a strong candidate for Ogden school superintendent after the resignation of Prof Siders. The pay is $2500 yearly and Fee may interview next week. He has led Cheyenne for three years and previously headed Laramie and earlier served in this city.
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Safety Firat Train In Ouryanne Today
The Salwiy Firet government exhibition train passes Cheyenne about 11 o clock en route to Omtha after a two week Wyoming tour. The visit has been a great success and draws crowds along the route.
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Guard Will Stay On Border Until Safe To Withdraw
Secretary Baker announced the national guard will remain on the border until withdrawal won t endanger American lives or property. He responded to letters and telegrams from across the country noting border service causes financial loss and hardship for militiamen. He said the guard s presence brings bloodless victories daily and maintains peace at the international line.
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Hughes Fails to Tell Methodists Where He Stands
In Los Angeles a church meeting turned tense as Charles E. Hughes spoke briefly from the pulpit after being urged by the congregation to state his position. He outlined his rule of observing Sunday as a day of rest for himself and Mrs. Hughes in a three minute address.
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Wyoming voters head to polls in heated party primaries
Wyoming voters go to the polls for a primary selecting national, state, and county tickets for both parties. In the Republican race Senator Clarence K. Clark and Congressman Frank W. Mondell are unopposed, while the Democratic primary has no official candidates and voters may write in choices.
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Wilson Pushes Eight Hour Day Arbitration Plan
President Wilson urges railroads and workers toward arbitration on an eight hour day to avert a possible nationwide strike. He argues the principle should be upheld while creating an agency to determine arbitrable elements, as railroad executives reject the plan as overturning arbitration.
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Immigrant Bill Faces Senate Revolt As Ten Democrats Break Rank
In Washington on August 2 a Democratic revolt allowed the immigration bill to be taken up against the caucus. Ten Democrats joined Republicans to move the bill forward, sparking a day of debate that paused by the late afternoon. Leaders expect to push revenue measures next, with adjournment dates in question.
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Son Finds Own Father Dead in Wyoming Stockyards
W Morris County district reports W F Hogers of Meecham Oregon, 65, found dead by stroke in the stockyards of Laramie Wyoming. He had been traveling from Meecham toward Chillicothe Texas with emigrant movables when he halted to feed his horse. The son, Earl Hogers, discovered the body beside the tracks shortly after father and son passed through the yards. Burial planned for Chillicothe Texas tomorrow.
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Thali of ARW movement seeks to topple Camannaa in KL
In KL on August 21 Manuel Bacilia reported from New York that faction leaders opposed to Carvania promise support for a united Mealco but the new movement fails to win over the new organization led by the Seaeiygrepest Mb.
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Wilson Appeals Rail Executives to Keep Roads Open
President Wilson urged leaders of major railroads to keep services running to avert a nationwide strike and aid national defense amid European war tensions. Executives rejected the plan, promising to weigh it again, while Labor and arbitration questions dominated after a White House appeal.
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