Kendrick Victory Reverberates As Hughes Camp Fights Wyoming
Wyoming readers report cooler reception for Charles Evans Hughes in Cheyenne and Rawlins. Influential voices warn GOP to mobilize for Wyoming drive while Kendrick eyes state victory over Clark. Wheeler quotes imply Hughes loss while Democrats claim gains for Kendrick.
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Theosophist Links All Religions at Heart
At the national convention of the Theosophical Society in St Louis Teviog Cooper argues that all religions share a common heart and spiritual aim. He says Theosophy unites art, religion, philosophy, and sociology and education via the belief in repeated earthly lives guiding humanity toward perfection. He warns against aristocracies of birth or wealth, predicting an eventual aristocracy of wisdom and global happiness.
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Teutons Press Assault On All Fronts In Europe
Dispatches report heavy fighting across Europe with French and British repelling attacks on Thiepval Guillemont and Marepas north of the Somme. Bulgarians advance toward Orfano as Serbs suffer heavy losses northwest of Saloniki. Italian forces push in the Trent mountains. Berlin accuses France of killing German soldiers in conquered trenches and using hand grenades and knives.
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Invading Fleet Beats Defenders In Navy Game
Admiral Mayo’s Red fleet defeated Rear Admiral Helm’s Blue at Far Rockaway landings on a simulated war game. The Blue fleet fell, with only light craft escaping Scotland lightship near New York harbor as umpire Knight tallied the result.
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Supers threaten strike for wage increase in New York
Ten thousand movie supers have organized to strike if needed to win wage increases and better working conditions. Labor organizer Laula Stern announced the plan in New York on August 26.
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Man Flees to Colorado after Camp Killing
Frank Chaves, a sheep herder, flees on foot into northern Colorado mountains after a quarrel at Hog Park Camp where he killed Albert Swartz. A posse led by Sheriff Rivera pursues him from Encampment Wyoming.
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Mexican barber slashes countryman in Thames Street attack
Shortly before midnight a Mexican barber, said to run a street shop on Eddy Street, entered a Thames Street restaurant where a Mexican man sat with two girls. The man left, a fight ensued, the barber escaped, and the other Mexican received a severe facial slash and was taken to St. John’s Hospital. Police had two downtown holdups and a watch and cash loss reported. the barber remained at large.
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Culberson Triumph in Texas Seen as Wilson Victory
Culberson, the Wilson candidate, leads Governor Colquitt by about 146000 to 9300 in the run off senatorial primary in Paldas Texas with less than 90000 votes remaining. Culberson carried nearly all German counties, while Colquitt faced criticism over Wilson and Mexican policy. The win is viewed as a personal triumph for the president.
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Cheyenne Men to Visit Burns for Industrial Club Trip
Industrial club members plan an eighty strong excursion to Burns next Wednesday night. The Commercial club of Burns will host Cheyenne businessmen with a banquet and an evening of speeches led by Archie Allison A D Kelley and W C Deming representing Cheyenne.
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Three Are Killed in Automobile Wreck
Golden Aug 26 J W Are smith editor of the Golden trode and principal of the high school his wife and daughter Mrs J B Aisland were killed in an automobile accident near Leaington Neb on their way to Fairfield Nev Mrs Are smiths mother is seriously ill in Mrs husband mining engineer was electrocuted at Nederland Colo in June Brownstown Ind Any 26 armed clashes are far a bandit who yesterday wounded Mini Mera Hu or, as electric cashier at the Medora State bank seat here in an attempted baldup
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Wyoming Weekend Weather Quiet and Warmer Ahead
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions expected Sunday across Wyoming with southern areas possibly unsettled. Monday trends show general improvement though some locales may remain unsettled with mild temps and light winds.
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French and Bulgarian Fronts Report Violent Frontline Actions
The report details brutal trench fighting and massacres as French troops contend with wounded in dugouts. Bulgarian forces capture Startila after killing Greek commander General Chanine. Serbian and Bulgarian maneuvers on the Mareconian and Acrean fronts push to coastlines with village occupations and cavalry retreats.
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Deposits in U S Postal Savings Banks Jump After War Entry
Deposits in United States Postal Savings Banks rose over 51 percent in the year after the European war began. By end of fiscal year 1915 deposits totaled $49,684,708 with 625,414 depositors, averaging more than $125 per person.
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Americans Cannot Escape French Obligations
Paris August 6 American volunteers mostly marred men sought aid from American authorities in Paris to free themselves from military obligations in the French legion or aviation corps. Authorities explained they cannot intervene.
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Infantile Paralysis Cases Decline As Schools Prep Reopening
New York authorities report a drop in new infantile paralysis cases, with 22 to 25 deaths expected. health officials hope the epidemic may be controlled as schools reopen in mid September. The twenty four hours ending at 10 pm showed 22 new cases, the lowest in a month.
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10 & M
Railroad crisis deepens as Wilson seeks Congress action
Washington confronts a threatened nationwide railroad strike as President Wilson meets leaders and pushes for new revenue authority, while rail executives present a counter plan amid Brotherhoods demand for an eight hour day and arbitration prospects. In St Louis a patrolman shot at an escaping prisoner on a streetcar, killing one and injuring another.
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College poll in New York favors Wilson vote
A New York college student poll shows strong support for Wilson. The survey of 2 144 votes from students nationwide highlights a solid bloc backing the Democrat and notes the turnout uneven across regions.
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