Royal Palace Scene and War News Across Continents
From Ceettinje Montenegro a report describes Austrian aviators dropping hazardous devices near King Nicholas’s palace as guards and royals watch. In London Lloyd George cites ten billion dollars spent in war effort, while Berlin notes Kaiser Wilhelm to bless German submarines and travel to Cuxhaven for a ceremonial launch and reception plans.
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Ceettinje
Montenegro
Nicholas
Vera
London
David Lloyd George
Exchequer
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Harrington Sentenced to Five Years for Check Forgery
Luther J. Harrington pleaded guilty to forging a check made payable to John Witenen in Belle Fourche South Dakota. Judge McGee sentenced him to the minimum five years in the penitentiary at Sioux Falls. Harrington will be moved to the county jail before transport this week.
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Belle Fourche
Luther J. Harrington
John Witenen
McGee
Dealwood
Harrington
Sioux Puble
Harfington Wa
Tig City
Sioux Palla
Hole Institute Was a Success in Asin Wyoming
The Farm Institute held at Tengleep was among the Basin’s most successful events with about 80 farmers in attendance. County Agriculturalist A. H. Tedman supervised the day session as A. B. Bowman and Professor Murton led talks on topics including sweet clover, hogs, dairying, grains, and silk feeding.
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Asin
Wyo
Tengleep
Aleeaston
A. H. Tedman
A. BK. Bowman
Murton
Churchill Forecasts Allied Action to Block Food Imports
Winston Churchill, first lord of the admiralty, told the house of commons that further Allied measures would be taken to prevent the importation of foodstuffs into Germany on neutral ships.
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London
House of Commons
Winston Spencer Churcll
Admiralty
Germany
New Manager Leases Wind River Hotel at Riverton
Riverton February 15. Mr A R B Riner of Noble has leased the Wind River hotel and will assume charge between now and February first. Riner is familiar to Riverton residents, having previously served as the hotel’s landlord several years ago.
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Riverton
A. RB. Riner
Noble
Wind River
Kaiser Not Gray Says A Writer
A Berlin Kreuz Zeitung dispatch describes Emperor William with General Mackensen on the eastern front. The writer notes the emperor looked unusually fresh though aged, with a gray head covering and a expressed bitterness in his voice reflecting the strain of war.
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William
Kreuz Zeitung
Berlin
Mackensen
Mionere Resident Involved In Serious Fall Injuries
Wye February 15 Myatville resident Tuck Tueton, 80, fell downstairs and suffered grave injuries. He remained unconscious for several hours and has a broken collarbone. doctors initially feared fatal outcome but expect recovery in a short time.
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Babin
Myatville
Tuck Tueton
Teeton
Broken Collarboro
Boiler blast kills three at Menlo plant
Three men died in a boiler explosion at the local electric light plant in Menlo Iowa last night. Engineers Erman Wiley from Menlo and Frank Ray and M A Beeman, both believed to be from Des Moines, perished in the blast whose cause remains a mystery. The suspect has been in service at the plant for some time.
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Menlo, Ta
Toe
Erman Wiley
Frank Ray
M. A. Beeman
Willey
Des Moines
Althat
Balloons and Airplanes Spark Canada Border Alarm
Morristown New York youths report launching three fireworks balloons near Brockville. Canadian observers mistook them for aircraft. Two airplanes crossed from Morristown into Canada then returned to the United States over Brockville, heightening Ottawa police and Washington State Department attention.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Morristown
N. Y
United States
St. Lawrence
Brockville
Troiin Vu
State Department
Washington
Varios
Operators tired of being investigated in Colorado
Colorado coal operators urge the federal investigators to stay out of state claiming strike conditions are nearly resolved. Seventy one mines send a letter to Seth Low, chairman of the board, alleging two investigators have ties to the United Mine Workers of America.
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Denver
Colorado Coal Commision
Wilson
United Mine Workers of
Amérca
Colorado
Coumismga
Colorado Fuel and
Seth Low
Dynamiter Captured After Four-Year Chase in New York
New York detectives nabbed 24-year-old Matthew A. Schmidt on Broadway after a four year pursuit. An October 1910 Los Angeles indictment accuses him of dynamiting the Los Angeles Times Building.
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New York
Matthew A. Schmidt
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Upper Broadway
Planning to Build Silos at Basin Wyoming
Prack Bills of tasla Gardens sold his ranch yesterday to parties from Ki Nebraska for about 6000 dollars for a 90 acre tract. The land price reflects garden culture value. As incentive for farmers to build silos, J A Berry of the Berry Lumber Co will supply 3000 feet of cement for the four erectors mentioned.
Kaiser to Ganges War One Order
Washington Feb 16 Count Bernstorff German ambassador presented a note from his government offering to suspend attacks on British merchant ships if Britain ends blockade of food to Germany, saying Germany would resume the law of naval war with neutral flag risks. note follows German claim of Britain starving civilians. The note hints at a broader reply to an American note and notes potential changes as Feb 18 approaches. Kaiser in Berlin irritated by anti American sentiment and inviting US Ambassador Gerard to discuss seriousness, with Bethmann-Hollweg, to align on American stance toward Germany’s warning.
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Amsterdam
Knaiser Wilhelm
England
Kaleer
Cuxhaven
von Tirpitz
Berlin
Germany
Gerard
Washington
Count Bernatorff
State Department
Great Britain
Nenaese A Dee
Scotland
Foreign Office
Wis
The
Hague
Kaiser Wilbeho
United States
East Frasia
von Bethwens Hollweg
America
Pontra
de Tiree
Two Men Must Answer For Murlee Case In Wyoming
Two men face charges in a fatal shooting tied to a quarrel over a dog in Wyre. George or and a brother are mentioned with events dated February 15 16 and 21 as investigators pursue the shooting of Willieu by an elder during the dispute. Both defendants are jailed without bail on their charges.
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Douglas Wyre
George Or
Willieu
Aurdyt
Roads of West demand higher freight rates
Chicago Feb 15. Officials for railroads west of the Missouri River opened a hearing before Interstate Commerce Commissioner W M Daniela seeking a sliding increase in freight rates tied to shipment volume. The session will run until March 14 with four days devoted to general presentation of claims by the railroads.
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Chicago
Viesouri
W. M. Daniela
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clwina
Sin Campaign From Lander Mobilizes Evangelist Tour
Landers Wyoming February 15 The Fire Bros World Meet Meelal Evangelista led by Clyde Lee Fife plans four union evangelistic services on February 17 promising to travel at least 120 miles. Noel Breed coordinates outside delegations and services amid strong requests from towns to host events with the aim of converting new members.
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Lander
Wio
Fire Bros
Meelal Evangelista
Landers
Clyde Lee Fife
Noel J. Breed
Buffalo
John Fontounty
Fife
Charles Gray Miller
Congregational Churches of
Wyomlg
Fife Isles
Samon
Mexican Situation Becomes Interesting
Washington reports the Mexican situation draws concern from the State Department as Spain eyes intervention in Mexico. Officials doubt major powers will act but fear Spain may demand influence, while Carranza seeks direct confidential agents, potentially shaping U S diplomatic efforts in Mexico City and beyond.
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Washington
Spain
Firet
United States
Mesteo
Mexico
Carranza
Mealy City
Guldie Evans Leads Smuggling Battle at Border
A woman known as Caldie Evans led a band attempting to smuggle six Chinese and others into the United States near the Mealeon border. Federal officers report a multi-party clash with the three governments elite. Evans and several followers were captured after a running gun fight.
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Lor Angeler
Cal
Caldie Evans
Alne Oien
Uh Mealeon
Calesivg
United States
Public Utilities Bill Drives State Commission Debate
A heated lawmaking clash over a proposed five member public utilities commission drew support from both parties and opposition from the Union Pacific Railroad. The measure, Senate File No 5, envisions a governor appoin ted panel plus a secretary to handle investigations and oversee local and municipal utilities aiming to curb monopoly power while protecting public interests. The bill passed the house by a substantial majority, with key backers led by Rep McNaily and allies, while Rep Oviatt led the opposition.
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Pablo Utilities
Sion
Union Partifle Railroad Company
The
Tribune
Compatiestan
Senate
House
Sibley Senate
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Canten Wong
Kendrick
Sone
Simte
ALY
Permad Vimiarera
Ncessary
McNaily
Sheridan County
Messrs
Marta
Mercer
Kineball
Carter
Hench
Beatty
Oviatt
Albany County
Kowhir
MeaNaliv
Marts
Meeker
Sal- Wonk
Shaw
Snyder
Tobin
Walling
Wood
Yoder
Young
Graham
Beck
Costin
DeLaney
Vadeell
Harrington
Matter
Kavanaugh
Keighey
Kelleher
Kelley
Locis
Lucleto
McKay
Mclntosh
Nelson
Shingle
Levenson
Stender
Abeont
Des Moines Saloons Face Extended Closing Orders
Frantic city tension over liquor licenses as Des Moines officials push for extended closing hours amid voter pressure. The mass debate centers on repealing mobile entitlements and imposing stricter controls, with mayor and council facing public sentiment and legal concerns.
Phone Call Saves Life of Girl Miss Pauline Knott
At HWULETT Wye on February 15 a friend’s phone call to check on Pauline Knott halted a perilous journey. The alert prompted searchers to locate her several miles from her intended route, nearly frozen.
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Hwulett
Wye
Pauline Knott
George Walters
Jane
Denver Society Girl Plans Wyoming Stage Coach Trip
Mica Rose Bancroft, Denver society girl, will travel next Sunday to isolated Wyoming near Casper to marry a local man. Mies Mapcroft, daughter of Vronk N. Hancroft, is connected to Hartels, Hload & Gancreft and is described as an outdoor enthusiast, swimmer, tennis player, whaler and rider. Credits and education details are noted from Hast Doarerigh and Bradfevl academy.
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Penver
Mica Rose Bancroft
Wyoming
Casper
Mies
Mapcroft
Vronk N. Hancroft
The
Firs
Hartels, Hload & Gancreft
Ce Vides
Huowelreet
Hast Doarerigh
Hast Doarerigh, Whoo Ant
Bradfevl Academy
Norton
Mies Hancrett Bue
Vity Tife
Attempted arson and fatal blaze reported in Kansas City
Scattered readable text describes a man set alight in Kansas City with others involved. The report mentions authorities and a suspect, outlining a violent blaze and ongoing investigation.
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Ence
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Musa
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Hole Institute
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Aevera Ys
Fordriverton Hotel
Kaiser
Gray
Mionere
Ogdensburg
Dynamiter
Ganges War
Trey Por Murlee
Guldie Evans
Battle
Jowa
Moines
Feb
Hanug Sas
Omercow Wight
Hanna
Paeiog
Denver Soctrey Ghrl
TRACH
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Hoi
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