No Aggressive Movement Despite War Tensions
Reports from Bulgaria and Constantinople describe fear of internal disorders and precautionary moves by Turkish officials. Troop movements, treasury removal, and state archives being packed suggest a risk of upheaval as Anglo French naval forces near the Dardanelles.
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Dan
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Adrianople
Dardanelles
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Turkey
New Photograph Shows German Chancellor in Field Uniform
A recent American-published photo depicts Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg in field dress with the Knight's Cross ribbon reportedly hidden under his coat. Despite various changes in the German political and military leadership since the war began, there are no rumors of his loss of favor or blame falling on him for England's entry or Belgium's fierce fighting.
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Rome
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United States
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Expert Talks On Silos At Short Course In Laramie
The University of Wyoming Short Course in Agriculture opened with Prof J Fitterer on silo construction and cement use for farm structures. Lectures covered silo design, cow anatomy, calf and horse feeding, crop rotation, and wool industry insights from Australian and New Zealand experts.
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Wyo
University of Wyoming
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Wyoming
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L. Prien
Marshall
Alma
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Australia
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Corriedale
W. T. Ritch
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Nuilce Kodsie Jones
Gene
B.S White
Boot
Joyce
Sonor
Wife Let Chicken Roost in His Bed Divorce Suit
Denver reports Judge Butler denied Harry G. Mathison a divorce from Harriet G. Mathison. He claimed his wife allowed chickens to roost in his bed, but the court found he could not prove the charges. Lara H. Newton accuses Leong L. Newton of three years of drunkenness.
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Colorado
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District Court
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Harriet G. Mathison
Mathison
Hie
Ted
Lara H. Newton
Leong L. Newton
Wyoming Weekend Forecast Signals Mixed Spring Weather
Weather bulletin from WRATHER WASHINGTON reports Wyoming will see a pair of weekend days with varying conditions. Saturday includes a mild minimum, while Sunday shifts to cooler northwest winds and clearer skies.
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Washington
Jac
Wyoming
State Officials to Be Appointed by Gov Kendrick
Governor Kendrick will appoint ten state officials in February and March. Most terms expire within six weeks, including adjutant general Gooten M. Sliney whose four year term runs to 1918. Several appointments and boards are listed with expiration dates in February and April, plus numerous future board appointments across state agencies and commissions.
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Kendrick
Gooten M. Sliney
Stiney
Tiart
Yeaterday
G. Hopkins
L Newitn
Trumbull
Frances Davis
Ross &B
Lander
Board of Farm Commissioners
State Fair Board
State Board of Health
Board of Sheep Commissioners
Board of Accountancy
Board of Embanners
Etute Historical Society Board
Husband Seeks Divorce to Enter Home After Lockout
In Chicago January a husband requests an injunction to stop his wife from locking him out of the home to retrieve a clean shirt. The case stems from Mrs Cameron suing for divorce while living with him and bidding him farewell each morning until the door incident.
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Chicago
Fred. Cameron
Cameron
President Wilson Defends Policy in Thana-poulis Speech
President Wilson addressed over 4 000 listeners in Thana-poulis defending his administration on Mexican policy tariff currency and election results. He urged calm, independence of voters and stressed duty to improve American business while guiding the nation toward peace and world leadership.
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Wihewr
Indiana Legislatire
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Warnley
Democratic Party
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Wilson
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America
Daily Tank
Washime Ton
President to Be Shot Soon Trys to Skip
In Mexico City General Villa ordered President Gutierrez to stay in the caudillo’s command. Villa replaced the presidential guard with his own troops and holds Jose Prwet Hollies personally responsible for Gutierrez’s safety.
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