Front Crumbles Along 70 Miles As Allied Pushes Gain
Paris Aug 21 Associated Press reports the Allied offensive tightens from Ypres to Soissons as French General Mangin and Humbert push the line forward. Haig’s forces strike near Albert Arras and Lys, taking guns and inflicting heavy casualties while the Germans withdraw toward protected lines amid tank advances and railway crossings.
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Associated Press
Paris
Sule
Ypres
Belgium
Soissons
Aisne
Manfin
Sotesons
Oise
Humbert
Braye
Noyon
Albert
Arras
Haig
Sig
Bolxele
St. Marcantel
Lord Reading Praises American Idealism And War Resolve
Lord Reading the British ambassador to the United States praised American idealism and vigor during a guest appearance at the American Town Club. He credited allied nations for wartime success and noted America’s entry brought momentum to the Western Front. He said democracy hates war but will press on to victory and warned against any delay in achieving the final objective.
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Lord Reading
America
London
United States
France
Italy
England
Austria Denies Sending Troops to France Front
Washington reports the Rome newspaper Missaggero quoted in official dispatches stating Austria has not sent divisions to France to aid Germany. The article claims Austria aims to mislead and cover preparations for a new offensive against Italy.
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Washington
Rome
Austria
Gnes
France
Italy
Roaring Gulch Wins at Frontier Park Amid Upsets
Roaring Gulch upset at 21 to 1 captures opening race at Frontier Park as jockey Denny rides to victory. Handiemar, ridden by Thompson, wins the fifth race for Thompson's two firsts and a second. Jockey Pouley suspended. Cheyenne businessmen's handicap set for Saturday.
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Roaring Gulch
Frontier Park
John Kuskulis
Commission Merchant Inspector
Colorado
Denny
Handiemar
Thompson
Orimar
Mak
R. Pouley
Warren Warren Campaign Ties Hopes To Prohibition Shift
Special to the State Leader reports Wyoming's Senate race featuring Francis E K Warren. The veteran Republican pivots from anti prohibition stance to courting voters while maintaining a long record as an anti prohibition foe. The piece notes Warren’s appeal contrasts with his past votes on the prohibition amendment and agricultural bill.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Francis EK. Warren
Republican Old Guard
United States Senate
Penrose
Atand- Patlom
Bmw
Congress
Warren
Allied advances shrink 260 to under 200 mile front in France
General March reports Allied successes this week reduce the western battle front to less than 200 miles. British drives widen their gains north of the Somme while Flanders salient is flattened as German retreats shift lines toward Roye and Noyon. Thirty two American divisions have arrived in France.
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Lys Ver Seral
Arieres
Soissona
Noyon
Sempigny
la Fere
Lys
Solasong
Ypres
Oifes
Chemin Des Dames
Washington
Marne
Flanders
France
Fourteen Mile
Roye
Alane
Oise
Noygn
March
Ald
German Reinforcements Push on Oise Front
The German army brought up reinforcements to attack the Oise line while aiming to relieve Mangin's right flank in the Carlepont forest. French forces held firm, with renewed actions retaking most of Carlepont wood and advancing to Mt. Renaud across the river.
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Oise
Mangin
Carlepont
Verizontan
Bempieny
Mt. Renaud
Norris Narrow Escape Becomes Senate Primary Focus
Returns from yesterday's Nebraska primaries show United States Senator Norris leading his opponent by about 1000 votes for the Senate seat. John H. Morehead, former governor, likely won the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate ticket.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States
Norris
United States Senate
John H. Morehead
Ucket
No Tickets On Sale Across City Streetcar Stands
For a period on Tuesday it was impossible to buy streetcar tickets at several usual sale points, forcing soldiers to pay full fare as ticket sales were disrupted. Local officials investigated the stoppage and advised civilians to seek alternate outlets while service resumed.
Fort workers complain over diet shortage on streetcars
Report notes a temporary diet shortage causing inconvenience for fort personnel and streetcar riders as supply lines falter. Dealers hoped to restore reduced fares by morning, but soldiers remained displeased with the delay.
Tornado Kills Multiple in Tyler Minnesota
A tornado struck Tyler Minnesota and southeastern counties last night killing more than one person. Reports from other points are sparse and the final death toll is not yet known.
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Minneapolis
Tyler
Minn
Revenue bill nearly complete for House action
Washington Aug 21 The new revenue bill is practically complete except for the excess profits tax provisions and minor details The Ways and Means Committee adjourned on Saturday Chairman Kitchin and the treasury expert will work out the final details for presentation to the House
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House
Ways and Means
Kitchin
Treasury
More Men Join IK Strike At Moffat Railroad
The Moffat Railroad employees joined the freight workers strike today. A. T. Whitney, vice president of the Brotherhood of Trainmen, announced that the passenger train scheduled for Craig would not depart. If the today’s train returns tomorrow, service will cease for the employees.
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Moffat
Associated Prine
Denver
Ala
Moffat Road
A. T. Whitney
International Brotherhood of Trainmen
Craig
UJ-Boat Raid Plans Hint at Further Attacks
American reports describe the German trawler Triumph armed for raiding missions. The vessel sunk several fighting steamers including Saunders and Luxille, with eighty men from the crews reaching safety. Navy officials await official confirmation of Triumph’s capture or destruction and contemplate continued raiding along the Grand Banks.
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Atlantic
Triumph
Houceater
Mas
Prandis Quara
Vostra
Luxille
Associated Prensa
Washington
Navy Department
Defenseiens
Grand Danks
Department
Admiral Benson
Wcling
Pypre
Enli¢Es
Bowe
Lee
Patrafothlan
Thia
Grand Batae
Coma Guard
Othe Polis
Osborne leads as incomplete returns show strong county results
Early tallies in Hot Springs and Mobraba counties show Osborne with a dominant lead over Sproul and Pister while Carey gains on Camplin. Hoskins leads for treasurer and Morton nears superintendent, with Laramie County noting Osborne by about 100 votes. More details on page four.
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Osborne
Carey
Sproul
Pister
Camplin
Cron Allie Ege
Howx
Ste ~Opaling
Riess
Hoskins
Tressurer
Keewart
Wescott
Aimliter
Morton
Tle
Laramig County
Hot Springs
Fisher
Hour
Rosas
Corey
Condit
Aeger
McDonough
Mobraba County
lHoux
Hors
Perry
Harnaber
Political Ballot Ballots and Names in Fragmented List
Fragmented OCR lists multiple offices and names such as McDonough Mortem Sproul Camplin Carey Cum dit Fisher Osborne Harasber MeDonough Weerott Hoskins Perry and Crowded roles including Senator Governor Auditor Superintendent Treasurer. The readable items resemble a county or state electoral slate with scattered figures and titles.
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Premont County
Senator Pinker
Cherney
Sproul
Hovernorious
Camplin
Carey
Harnshorstev
MeDonough
Mortem
Fisher
Osborne
Oat
Kom
Cargy
Onm
Sthwart
Weerott
Weather listing for Wyoming and nearby days
Partly cloudy forecast for Wyoming with a mix of daytime warmth and evening cooler periods. Local winds light and variable with no significant precipitation expected.
Local Sale Notices and Overnight Entries Declared
An official overnight entry list details bids and allowances for a local sale and related notices. The document lists claimants and property items, with dates and public sale terms, describing the auction sequence and eligibility requirements.
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Penistone
New York
Weston County
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Merton
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Warker
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Vireuw
Wari
Cheyenne
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Joe
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