Hughes Attacks Wilson at Frontier Park Rally
Republican candidate Charles Evans Hughes spoke at Frontier Park before about 3000 supporters. The crowd showed tepid enthusiasm, with notable energy only when Hughes discussed the Mexican question. The Casper and Cheyenne reception events preceded a parade to the park where the steel grandstand filled and the auto parade drew crowds.
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G O P Leader Defends Tariff At Cheyenne Rally
The Republican candidate Charles Hughes spoke at Frontier Park in Cheyenne to a full crowd, urging unity and a strong tariff policy. He criticized the incumbent Democratic administration for a tariff for revenue and warned of economic disruption from free trade as he framed a pro enterprise platform.
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Wife of rancher dies after shotgun accident near Keeline
In Douglas Wyoming on August 25 192? a woman identified as Mrs Hendrickson died following a hunting trip accident. D E Edquist an Omaha jeweler shot the woman accidentally with a shotgun at close range while out hunting jack rabbits. The wound shattered the thigh bone and led to gangrene requiring amputation. Despite surgery Mrs Hendrickson diedThursday afternoon. Edquist was hospitalized and visibly distraught. Her husband was notified and traveled to Douglas. Edquist accompanied the party back to Omaha.
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Progressive Republicans Face Heated Debate Over Tariffs
Washington reports a sharp clash as Senator Gallinger accuses progressives of aiding Cannon's overthrow and linking tariff policy to industrial distress. Gronna counters that tariff shifts did not cause coercion, while lawmakers denounce free trade and defend protective measures amid deep party rifts and war-era pressures.
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Lansing to Attend First Meeting of Mexican Board
Secretary Lansing will attend the first meeting of the American Mexican commission to adjust border differences at New York on September 4. The New York meeting will be preliminary to the effort to find a solution of border problems. Plans will be drawn for the procedure at other conferences to be held at New England coast towns next week.
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Three Fatally Burned in Oil Explosion at Charles City
In Charles City Iowa on August 25 a Standard Oil tank exploded causing two men and a woman to die and nine people to be seriously burned. The blaze spread rapidly as a spark from a pumping engine ignited the oil, with losses estimated at 25000 dollars.
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Wilson to Name Rublee Again
President Wilson plans another recess appointment to keep George Rublee on the Federal Trade Commission. He will renew the fight for Senate confirmation in December, after Congress adjourns, after Rublee was rejected this session with opposition from Gallager.
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Wyoming Weekend Weather: Cloudy Skies and Showers
The forecast for Wyoming calls for cloudy skies on Saturday and Sunday with likely showers and cooler temperatures, especially in the extreme north. Buoday appears as a misspelled location note.
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Greece and Romania May Enter War Reports Indicate
Reports indicate Greece has clashed with a port and Germany plans to send troops. Romania faces an ultimatum to join the conflict as the Balkans tense for possible wider war.
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Bulgarian Advance Threatens Greece as War Looms
A Balkan front update notes Bulgarian forces pushing into eastern Macedonia near Keetoria threaten Greek towns as fighting with Serbs and Allies continues. Paris reports French gains at Maurepas and Combles amid a broad Somme push. German, British, and Greek actions unfold with no decisive breakthrough.
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Allied superiority over Germans 3 to 1 in manpower and resources
Paris Aug 25 The Tempx estimates that Allied forces now hold a three to one advantage over German troops in men and resources. The assessment underscores growing Allied superiority as the war continues.
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Rail unions press for definite reply on Wilson plan
Washington August 23 The heads of four railway brotherhoods demand a definite answer from railroad executives on President Wilsons plan to avert a nationwide strike. They warn they will lift the city committee of 640 men after tomorrow night and prepare for a walkout if no agreement is reached. Arbitration of wages is disputed and a war eight hour day is cited as a costly proposal. If a strike occurs troops and essential services could be maintained while some trains would run for military and milk needs. Public officials propose arbitration by the interstate commerce commission and a contingency fund if needed.
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Government Making Great Progress in Reclamation
Washington reports steady advancement in irrigation under the reclamation act. Secretaries Lane and Wilson push completion of projects to produce usable land rapidly, with 1902–1910 receipts and expenditures detailed for Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, and Utah. large appropriations and rapid use of funds are noted.
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