Gleason and Allison Win Near Even County Returns
Returns from Rural districts favor Allison for sheriff. Gleason leads Babbitt by a small margin statewide, with official canvass likely to confirm or adjust the result. Marion A. Kline is selected for county and prosecuting attorney, Archie Allison defeats L. C. Hinkle for state senator. Islay and Little Bear precincts may still shift totals.
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Ashley LI. Gleason
Marion A. Kline
Archie Alison
L. C. Hinkle
Laramie
Goaben
Platte
Allison
Goehen
Allion
Gophen
Torrington
Sinkle
Platte County
Hinkle
Islay
Little Bear
Gleason
Babbitt
Marion A. Kiloe
Henderson
Lane
Brewster and Shipp Slated to Speak at Cheyenne Labor Day
James H. Brewster of Boulder and Richard B. Shipp of Casper will be the orators at the Cheyenne Labor Day demonstration arranged by the Trades and Labor assembly. Events include street concerts in the forenoon and a Minnehaha Park gathering with music and candy distribution for children. Committees handle park, decorations, refreshments and entertainment for the day.
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J. H. Brewster
Cheyenne
Colorado
Richard Shipp
Casper
Minnehaha Park
James H. Brewster
Boulder
University of Micchi O
Richard B. Shipp
Capitol City Union
St Minnebuba Park
Brewster
Unite! Mine Workers of Colorado
Congressional
Bulgarian Advance on Saloniki Front Continues
News from the Saloniki front reports no major changes elsewhere in the war. Bulgarian forces push along the Struma valley and fortify positions while Germans advance against Serbia. In France and the east, fighting intensifies with French gains near the Somme and fresh German bombardments, and air forces claim dogfights.
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Saloniki
London
Struma
Berlin
Seres la
Thiepval
Guillemont
Fleury
Petrograd
Carpathians
Westfalen
North Sea
Paris
Sonme
Batrees
Soyecourt
Somme
Maurepas
Vosges
Hartisnewellerkop
Peronne
Bread Tickets for England Urged by Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill calls for bread tickets and government control of food distribution to end price scandals and support a long war. He urges government to offer shipping at administration rates as national food supply on a war footing. Berlin reports allies press Romania to enter the war amid diplomatic maneuvers.
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England
Winston Churchill
Winston Spencer Churchill
The
Admiralty
House of Command
Churchill
Maeland
Arandal
Berlin
Asc
Pucharent
Rumania
Offarta
Romania
Naval War Game Tests Nation by Attacking Coastal Supplies
The Navy taxes resources in a naval war game off the Atlantic coast. Hypothetical ununiformed attackers overrun Sewall Point Hamp ton Roads piers, burning coal stores and disrupting supply plots for the Blue fleet. Paymaster orders rapid replenishment as Red and Blue fleets maneuver for flanks and landings.
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Washington
Navy Department i4
Atlantic
Naval Guard
Sewall Point
Hampton Roads
Navy
Neas
Millionaire 80 Named as Father of Adopted Girls
Edward W. Morricon, 80, a recluse, is named in a federal proceeding before Judge Landis as the father of two adopted girls, aged eighteen and sixteen. Joseph Buenstein, a junk dealer, says Morrison’s wife claimed he was the father. Morrison denies the charge, saying he cared for the girls and knew them all his life.
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Chicago
Edward W. Morricon
Landis
Joseph Buenstein
Morrison
Lost leg spurs Dalparaiso man to sue for divorce
Carl F. Carlson files divorce suit in Dalparaiso claiming his wife left him after he lost his right leg. The couple wed in Dalhart, Texas, and the filing notes the Aug. 2 date.
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Dalparaiso
Ind
Atg
Carl F. Carlson
Hero
Dalhart
Tox
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Aug 23
The forecast notes cooler conditions on Friday following a warm Thursday. Expect a drop in temperatures Friday with lingering heat easing by day’s end.
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Wyoming
Peir
Mexican board to meet next month in New England
Secretary of State Lansing and Mexican representative Arredondo announced the Joint commission will meet on the New England coast in the first week of September to address border differences. Pershing’s report suggests rapid withdrawal of American forces from Mexico, though the national guard remains on border duty.
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Washington
Lansing
Milsoo Arredondo
United States
Mexico
New England
Genera Pornhing
War Department
Villa
Pershing
Uncle Sam Buys Latest Type Armored Car for Army
The article notes American procurement of a modern armored car for battlefield use. It describes a demonstration or exhibition context and references related wartime naval assets, including a German submarine minelayer. The piece emphasizes U S military material advances and ongoing war effort measures.
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Uncle Sam
Railroad Leaders Discuss Eight Hour Day With Wilson
President Wilson met Aug 24 with railroad presidents to study funding for an eight hour day and possible effects on rates. They debated government operation and a broad extension to all workers, while Congress leaders weighed a new arbitration based plan and a higher Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Wilton
Wilson
Congreve
Adeiployes
Teo
Antil
Brotherhood
Dick Gway
Wilden
Newlands
Adamson
Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Newlosda
Newland
Con
Itte
Cinlea
Auto accident injures four near town
On August 22 near town, J Rehner a wealthy farmer sustained seven broken ribs and minor injuries when the car he rode in with three others careened off the road and overturned into a ditch.
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Parkry
Towa
J. Rehener
Here
Deutschland Home Safe Germany Says
Berlin reports Deutschland arrives with the merchant cultimaring aboard the Weer on Ang Sf, aconnyling to verse Sows ageing.
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Deutschland
Germany
Berlin
Massachusetts Editor Supports Wilson a New York Shift
A Massachusetts editor reviews Woodrow Wilson and Charles Evans Hughes, arguing Hughes risks alienating voters with bitter rhetoric while Wilson’s leadership offers steadier progress. The analysis cites newspaper standards in choosing a candidate and notes the editor’s stance toward campaign tactics and policy directions.
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New York
Springfield
Kennybur Can
Mare
Ban
Woodrow Wilcoy
Charis BE
Dreenheatmpelss
Bowe
Amertos
Bao
Mie
Hughes
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Kendrick
John D. Clark
Alliaon
Burns
Pine Cluffs
Little Horse
Salem
Egbert
Wauneta
Carl Metcalf
C. W. Stovalee
Ee Vriating— Jams, Lewis
W. Jay Auto Bire
W. M. le Meebitt
John Oo
EB. B. Morton
Haig
Millionaire
Bagiead
Ofties
Machioers
R.R
Massachusetts
Hepceforth
Woodrow Witsen
Whitson
Wilsoe
Toreian Gotley
Wita
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