Prosperity Seen Independent of War by Barling and Rockefeller
In Cheyenne and Denver overnight, A. J. Barling of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad and W Rockefeller brother of John D Rockefeller argued that national prosperity will endure despite war. Barling predicted ongoing demand for goods, noting Europe’s devastation will require years of rehabilitation with continued business growth driven by postwar recovery.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
William Rockefeller
John D
Cheyenne
Mr. Farling
Pacific Coast
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Lake Minne
Denver
Barling
Europe
Eal
Colorado Couple Weds in Cheyenne in Simple Ceremony
Jack Darcy of San Francisco and Grace Farr of Loveland were married here last evening by the Rev. J. J. Shingler. The couple arrived in Cheyenne by automobile for the ceremony.
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San Francisco
Grace Farr
Loveland
J. J. Shingler
Cheyenne
Gleason and Allison Both Win in Farm County Primaries
The County primary results show Gleason and Allison securing nominations amid a crowded field. Democrats rate Sam Thompson likely to win. Underwood Hoffan Jones Yoder Kirk Weber Whiting favored for House seats. Colbury Spilman tipped to lose. Republicans favor Sloan for county commissioner and Stimson for short term. Governor Kendrick and Clark lead in U.S. Senate nominations.
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Parliament Adjourns to October 10 Amid War Confidence
London August 3 Parliament adjourned until October 10 after adopting a bill extending the use of the present parliament for a further period. Closing speeches voiced hopeful feeling and confidence that the war will end with regard to penalties for the alien.
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Laundry Employee Butler Arrested For Geyser Burglary
William FF Butler 19 was arrested by Chief Embery and Officer Holland after allegedly breaking into the Geyser laundry. A pocket key to the cash register and muddy footprints connected him to the crime. Butler confessed at police headquarters and will be turned over to county for prosecution. John Foley, proprietor, said Butler was the last man he suspected.
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Tom Holland
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German Infantry Division Report From Somme Front
Dispatch from Berlin via Sayville reports French and English forces regaining about 140 square kilometres over two months with German occupation of 213 000 square kilometres of northern France and 29 000 in Belgium. The text notes heavy casualties on both sides and questions Allied plans, describingGerman resolve and heavy losses amid intense fighting near Hardecourt and the Somme.
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New York World
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New York
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Germany
France
Belgium
Hardecourt
Maine Democrat Leader Speaks On Labor Policies
William D B Wilson, secretary of labor, opened the Maine Democratic gathering with a speech favoring labor reform. He accused Republicans of thwarting labor, claimed wage gains across the country, and cited a national wage increase totaling 737 million dollars.
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Westnrook
Ang
William DB. Wilson
Maine
University of Wyoming President Plans Growth and Expansion
Dr. A. A. Duniway, president, said Wyoming will open September 12 with higher registration. The new dormitory will reach capacity, courses are expanded, rural education in the normal school grows in interest, several new instructors are appointed, and campus improvements are underway in Cheyenne.
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A. Tuniway
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Duniway
Crack Pitcher Coming to Cheyenne with Brueh Team
Toothaker, one of Colorado's best semi pro pitchers, will join the Brueh team in Cheyenne next Sunday to face the Indians. The matchup is expected to be a top game of the season.
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Colorado
Cheyenne
Brueh
Indians
Denmark May Not Sell Islands
Copenhagen reports negotiations to form a coalition cabinet collapsed over the United States treaty selling the Danish West Indies. The upper house is expected to reject the accord.
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Copenhagen
United States
Danish West Indies
Robbers Blow Up Post Office at Dear Creek
Robbers dynamited the safe in the Black Diamond store and post office at Dear Creek five miles south of Ottumwa Iowa early this morning. They took stamps and money totaling about 1000 dollars and five pads of money orders. Entry was gained by sawing off the door lock, and the mining camp residents were not awoken by the blast.
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Ottumwa
Black Diamond
Dear Creek
Penrose Attacks Munitions Tax in Tariff Speech
Senator Penrose denounces the emergency revenue bill and the proposed munitions tax while urging industrial preparedness to shield the nation from war as the European conflict ends. Senator Underwood defends the tariff measure and Senator McLean criticizes Democratic tax policy and interstate fiscal limits.
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Penrose
Washington
Gene
Underwood
Sen
Mclean
New Volcano Erupts Near Coasts of Lower California
Eleven minute eruption near Black Butte about 25 miles south of Calexico sent mud and steam 500 feet into the air. C R Rockwood Imperial Irrigation District chief engineer reported after an inspection trip to the Volcano Lake region. The unnamed peak belched mud over a large area.
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Cal
Here
Lower
California
C. R. Rockwood
Imperial Irrigation District
Volcano Lake
Rockwood
Black Butte
Army Bill Passed by Senate with Revised Articles
The army appropriation bill totaling 267,696,590,100 passed the Senate with the original revision of the articles of war restored. It replaces May’s revision that exempted retired officers from court martial, which President Wilson had vetoed last week.
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Uncle Sam
Senate
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