G. O. P. Sees Kendrick Victory In Wyoming Fight
The Chicago Tribune report quotes Wheeler saying Hughes may lose Wyoming, while Kendrick could carry the state. Rail against self appointed Cheyenne committee fuels Republican doubt as Hughes campaign notes warn of a broader loss. Strong Democratic drift appears in Wyoming, with Hughes supporters conceding a tough outlook.
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Chicago Tribune
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Charles N. Wheeler
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Kendrick
United States
Clarence D. Clark
Wilson
New York
Cheyenne
Willcox
Republican National Committee
Wyoming
Warried
Rawlins
Ridgely
Taft
Roosevelt
Utah
Theosophist Says All Religions Share One Heart
Teosophist leader at the national convention argues that all religions, arts and sciences are united at heart. He insists humanity evolves through repeated earthly lives, education through life, and that an aristocracy of wisdom will bring lasting happiness.
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Theosophy
Teviog
Cooper
National Convention of
Theosophical Society
Maso
America
Teutons Press Offensive On All Fronts Again
The war fronts show intense action in France and near Salonika with the Central Powers on the advance. Paris and London report repulses at Thiepval Guillemont and Marepast while Berlin claims German success at the same points. Sofia notes Serbian attempts halted northwest of Saloniki and Bulgarian gains along the Aegean coast toward Orfano. Berlin cites a French claim of new trench killing squads as a war atrocity tale.
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Saloniki
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London
Thiepval
Guillemont
Marepas
Somme
Meuse
Verdun
Mouquet Farm
Berlin
Sommest
Sofia
Macedonia
Aegean
Orfano
Salonki
Struma
Demir-Hissar
Sayville
Tu.ay
Baralongs
Baralong
Invading Fleet Beats Defenders In Navy Game
Washington reports Admiral Mayo's invading Red fleet defeats Rear Admiral Helm's Blue fleet in a dramatic war game. Red lands forces on Far Rockaway beach while the Blue fleet sinks, saved only by light craft near Scotland lightship. Umpire Knight presided as the decisive match unfolds.
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Washington
Admiral Mayo
Helm
Far Rockaway Beach
Knight
Scotland
New York Harbor
Mayo
Admiral Helm
Supers Threaten Strike Over Wage Increases
Ten thousand New York movie supers unite to demand higher wages and better conditions. Labor organizer Laura Stern announced the plan, saying the group is prepared to strike if talks fail.
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New York
Laula Stern
Man’s Glayer Flees to Colorado Encampment
Frank Chaves a sheep herder flees on foot into northern Colorado mountains, pursued by a posse led by Sheriff Rivera after a quarrel at a Hog Park camp left Albert Swartz dead.
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Wyo
Frank Chaves
Colorado
Rivera
Albert Swartz
Mexican Barber Slashes Countryman at Thames Street Restaurant
Shortly before midnight a Mexican barber said to run a shop on Eddy street entered a Thames street restaurant where a Mexican man sat with two girls. The man left, and five minutes later a culling scrape occurred. The barber fled, the other Mexican was taken to St. John's Hospital with facial wounds. Police had two downtown holdups and a missing watch and seventy dollar roll. The barber remained at large.
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Eddy Street
Thames Street
To &T. John's Hospital
Culberson Victory in Texas Hailed as Wilson Triumph
Culberson known as the Wilson candidate leads Governor Colquitt 146000 to 2300 in the run off democratic senatorial primary in Paldas Texas. Less than 90000 votes remain. Culberson carries nearly all German counties as Colquit faced Wilson criticism on the Mexican issue. The result is seen as a personal triumph for the president.
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Tex
Culberson
Wilson
Colquité
Colquit
Hughes
Boosters Prepare for Burns Trip
Industrial club plans an excursion to Hurna next Wednesday night with at least eighty Cheyenne business men invited. The Commercial club of Hurna will entertain guests with a banquet followed by speeches from Archie Allison A D Kelley and W C Deming representing Cheyenne.
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Industrial Club
Hurna
Cheyenne
Archie Allison
A, D. Kelley
W C. Deming
Three Are Killed in Automobile Wreck
A. J. W. Are Smith, editor of the Golden Trojan and principal of Golden High, his wife and daughter were killed in an auto wreck near Leighton Nebraska while en route to Fairfield Nevada. Mrs Are Smith’s mother is seriously ill. The article also notes a mining incident in Nederland Colorado and a bank hold up attempt at Medora State Bank.
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J. W. Aresmith
The
Golden Trode
J. B. Aisland
Leaington
Neb
Fairfield
Nev
Brownstown
Ind
Lalo Yeeterday
Mini Mera
Caahier
Medora
Weather forecast for Wyoming weekend mild and unsettled
Partly cloudy and warmer on Sunday with unsettled southern areas. Monday looks generally unsettled with variable skies and added cloudiness across the state.
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Wyoming
Slaughter in Trenches Reported by German Claims
Paris dispatch says Bulgarians captured Startila after killing commander General Chanine and the corrigan, with Greek defenses offering stiff resistance. Velterios sector battles continued as Serbians faced heavy attacks and Bulgarian forces pushed toward the Greek Acrean coast, occupying several villages.
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Startila
Chanine
Corrigan
Rearnicoe
Softa
Puleerin
War Office
Fiehtren
Acrean
Crowd watches mob lynching in Vivian Louisiana
In Shreveport, Louisiana, Jessa Hammett a black man who assaulted Mrs Walter George was lynched by a mob in Vivian. Authorities had planned to hold him for the husband but the mob dragged him from jail and hanged him on a telephone pole. About a thousand people witnessed the event.
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Shreveport
Jessa Hammett
Walter George
Vivian
George
Hammett
Wooda
Vivien
Lewatham 100
Deposits in U S Postal Savings Rise After War Outbreak
In the year after the European war began, deposits in the United States Postal Savings system grew over 51 percent. By end of fiscal 1915 deposits reached 49,684,708 dollars with 625,414 depositors, averaging more than 125 dollars per person.
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Washington
Americans Cannot Escape French Military Obligation
Paris August 6 Some American volunteers mainly married men have sought aid from American authorities in Paris to free them from military obligations in the French legion or aviation corps. Authorities say they cannot intervene.
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Paris
Prenah Legion
French Aviation Corps
Infantile Paralysis Cases Decline as NY Reopens Schools
New York reports a continued drop in new infantile paralysis cases as health authorities note the epidemic may fade. Schools are set to reopen in mid September. Daily tallies show 22 to 25 deaths and fluctuating case numbers, with the latest count around 42 cases.
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New York
10 & M
Threatened railroad strike in Washington escalates to Congress
President Wilson seeks congressional action as railroad executives refuse plan and push for guaranteed revenue and arbitration. Brotherhood leaders demand eight hour day or government seizure to avert a strike. Brussels in doubt over who can concede what while Congress weighs broader wage and rate changes. A St Louis police shooting night injures a man and kills another during an escape attempt.
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Wilson
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Capitol
Kern
Newlands
Interstate Commerce Committee
Brotherhoods
Puble
van Newlands
Con Green
Interestate Commerce Commission
Canadian Commission
Co Hin
Nanieet
Confreee
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lMadera
New York College Poll Favors Wilson Candidate
A New York college student poll finds strong support for Wilson among 2 144 participating students from diverse states. The survey shows a broad national trend, with results highlighted in campus editions and tied to a larger university vote through the upcoming national election.
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New York
Wilson
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