Convention Plans for Wyoming Farm Loan Board Meeting
Cheyenne Industrial club organizes a September 15 convention to host the federal farm loan board as it rounds the country to decide the twelve regional districts. Wyoming’s location choice between Denver and Omaha sparks debate with officials urging statewide participation and representation.
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Industrial Club of
Cheyenne
Federal Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Bank
Wyoming
Denver
Omaha
Land Bank For Wyoming
Federal Land Board
Friends of ‘Maha
Archie Allison
The
Industrial Club
Rmont
Arts Ur
Farm Loan Board
William G. McAdoo
U. S. Treasury
George W. Norvis
Herbert Quick
Capt
W. A. A. Smith
C. ©. Woddell
War Game Highlights Need for Planes in Battle
Washington August 28 Rear Admiral Benson says the naval war game last week underscored the vital need of aircraft for scouting. He noted the North Carolina's aeroplane forces participated but none were deemed safe for use.
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Washington
Benson
Aerofone
North Carolina
Maine Democrats Hear News on Campaign Progress
Democratic leaders including Vance McCormick and Homer Cummins gathered in Washington to hear reports on the presidential campaign and request more speakers for Maine. Speaker Clark urged maintaining a House quorum as war and international affairs crowd front pages. Cummins called Maine reports encouraging, nearly astonishing.
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Washington
Congress
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Homer 8
Cummins
Clark
Maine
House
McCormick
Cumming
Rev Van Winkle Declines Call to Sheridan Church
George Van Winkle pastor of the First Baptist Church for seven years declined a call from Sheridan Church and even resigned before parishioners urged him to stay. After a special church meeting they insisted on his remaining, and Van Winkle finally consented as the church plans extensive improvements.
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George van Winkle
First Baptist Church
Sheridan
van Winkle
Peace Meeting at Portsmouth Area Set for Border Talks
Washington reports that Portsmouth New Hampshire will host the international Joint Commission to settle border troubles. Secretary Lansing and Elseo Arredondo, Carranza's ambassador, agreed on the venue and a first meeting will likely occur Wednesday or Thursday next week.
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Washington
Portsmouth
N. H
Lansing
Elseo Arredondo
Carranza
International Joint Commission
Bishop Brewer Dead in Helena Montana
Helena Montana August 28 Bishop L R Brewer of the Montana diocese of the Protestant Episcopal church died today. He was age 70. The death ends a long pastorate and leadership in the diocese.
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Helena
Mont
L. R. Brewer
Montana
Protestant Episcopal Church
Rumania Enters War as Romania Joins Entente Fight
Rumania declares war on Austria Hungary and moves 900000 troops toward Transylvania as Germany, Italy, and Russia react. Battles occur along the Danube and Carpathians while Austro German forces clash with Allied troops in France, Belgium, and the Balkans.
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Rumania
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Italy
Ferdinand
Plaine of
Transylvania
Carpathians
Kronstadt
Hermannstadt
Hungary
Danube
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Berlin
Paria
France
Belgium
Delville Wood
Mouquette Farm
Somme
Fleury
Riga
Carpathian
Lake van
Bitlis
Sponzo
W D Clifton Opens Union Pacific Freight Office
W D Clifton, newly named division freight agent for Union Pacific in Wisconsin, opened the freight office yesterday at the Union Pacific station. Clifton and clerk F W Capor will be on duty daily on the building’s second floor to manage the rapidly growing freight business now moved from Omaha. Clifton will spend much time on the road overseeing shipments and operations as the new position is filled.
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W. BD. Clifton
Union Pacific
Wycoming Wis
Clifton
F. W. Capor
Cateens
Omaha
Vaper
Allison Sees Success for Drys in State Primary
State W C T U president Mrs Archie Allison says results show strong support for prohibition. She expects a legislature likely to submit the liquor issue to voters and plans an active campaign to elect members willing to push the measure.
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Archie Allison
Mia
Eithen Save
Entrance of Italy and Romania nations in war
A crown council meeting led by King Ferdinand announced Romania joins the war, with expected entry of Greece and a broad allied Balkan offensive. Romania mobilizes toward Transylvania while Hungary braces. Berlin reacts calmly to the news.
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Italy
Rumania
Crown Council
Ferdinand
Agenia
Mili
Greece
Athens
Constantine
Transylvania
Besztercee
Hungary
Rotania
Balkans
Serbia
Constantinople
Hague
Berlin
von Jagow
Foreien
Zluamerman
Germany
Avetriana
Big Railroad Chiefs Oppose President in Strike Talk
Three presidents of major railroads and the heads of leading systems oppose President Wilson's railroad eight hour day settlement. Wilsoa Lee, Hale Helden, Feinfax Harrison, and Louis W. Hill traveled to Washington as managers committee spokesmen to resist the eight hour proposal.
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Wilson
Wilsoa Lee
Aeoletant
Emeral
Penney Irante
Managers Committee
Hale Helden
Chicase
Hurlington and
Quincy
Washliicton
Preeldest
President Wilson Plans In Person Address On Rail Strike
President Wilson prepared a detailed legislative program and will urge Congress to act to avert or end the possible nationwide railroad strike. After a White House meeting with eight railroad presidents and four union leaders, he met Senate leaders and a steering committee to discuss settlement terms.
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Wasitington
Wilson
Congress
White House
Brotherhoods
Senate
Kern
Gen Wood Named to Lead Torpedo Inquiry Board
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, commanding the center department, was named head of the joint army and navy board to judge the radio controlled torpedo project. The bill proposes spending about 750000 to buy manufacturing rights from inventor John Hays Hammond Jr. for the torpedo program.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Canter Department
Joint
Army and Navy Board
John Hays Mammond, Jr
National Guard Mobilized to border amid crisis
About 12,000 Ohio Vermont and Kentucky National Guard members ordered to mobilization camps are sent to the Mexican border today as tension rises along the frontier.
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Washington
Ohio
Vermont
Kentucky
Romania Declares War Yet Food Supply Unthreatened
Berlin reports Romania has declared war on Atetrey Kungary but asserts food supplies remain stable. German officials note crop prospects for 1915 and 1918 remain favorable, with minimal impact from Romania's action on imports as grain agreements hold.
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Kumenle
Atetrey
Ruduuta
Romania
Germany
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