Wilson to Consider German Note on Lusitania Sinking
President Wilson plans to review Germany’s reply to the American note on the Lusitania sinking within days. Officials foresee the U S may announce a plan to assert rights under international law, potentially severing diplomatic ties if Germany does not concede. Berlin praises Germany’s stance while British papers call the reply an amazing offer or hypocritical.
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Germany
Wilson
Lansing
Cornish
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Berlin
United States
Lusitania
Liberty Bell visit marks Wyoming’s twenty fifth state anniversary
The Liberty Bell arrived in Cheyenne to honor Wyoming’s 25th anniversary of statehood. Gov. John B. Kendrick and Mayor LaFontaine greeted the Philadelphia escort as crowds lined Cirr Ave for a two hour viewing before the train departed for San Francisco. The event drew police and fire department aid to manage the large gathering and included motion picture coverage for schools.
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Wyoming
Union
Iself
Cheyenne
Imbrongs
Cirey Avenue
Aldermaniac Committee
c@ity
Philadelphia
Coronade
John B. Kendrick
LaFontaine
Fire Department
la Fontaine
State of
Pennsylvania
Prees
Tve
San Francisco
Turks Send 2 Delegates to End the War
BOFIA July 10 The Mir asserts two Turkish delegates head to Switzerland to seek peace terms with the Allies. Petrograd reports grand dukes’ forces halting the Austro German advance on Lublin and pushing back enemy lines on a broad front from the Podlip mouth to south of Hykhawa. Prisoners and casualties are noted as fighting continues on multiple fronts in Poland and along the Isonzo Goritz defenses. King Victor Emanuel and the Duke d Aosta oversee artillery on the Italian front as metal bombardment targets Austrian works.
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Switzerland
Koupteehe
Ug River
Bug
Zlota Lipa
Galliela
Poland
Warsaw
Rome
Isonzo
Goritz
Victor Emanuel
d'Aosta
Marbleton Plans First Round-Up in Green River Valley
Marbleton will celebrate its first annual Round-Up in September on the 6th 7th and 6th inclusive. The grandstand 140 feet long will seat 1200 to 1500 spectators. The race course is completed and ready. Morchison promises one of the best events in the Green River valley.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Marbleton
Morchison
Green River Valley
Train Crash Delays Lines Through Badwater Basin
A cloudburst weakened a railroad bridge near Lyalle Wyoming causing a freight train wreck into Badwater. Three tramps rumored dead but not confirmed. Denver to Basin passenger train late, Billings line delayed, Burlington facing costly repairs in Badwater valley.
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Wyo
Mall
Lyalle
Badwater
Denver
Billings
Burlington
Badwater Valley
Fugitives Fueled by Muenter Holt Conspiracy Theories
New York detectives pursue a theory connecting Frank Holt, a former Corpell instructor, with Erich Muenter, the Harvard German professor missing since 1904. Handwriting, photo comparisons, and testimonies from Cambridge and Chicago academics link Holt to Muenter, amid claims of similar appearance and past crimes including a wife’s death and a 1906 murder.
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Frank Holt
Corpell
J. K. Morgan
Capitol
Washington
Erich Muenter
Harvard
Altho
Holt
Mr. Sensabaugh
Dallas
Texas
Parison
Muenter
Glen Cove
Cwnbridge
W. Hiller
Oxford Street
Peeais Ave
Mra
Muenters
Cambridge
A. FE. Long
Chicago
University of Chicago
Minn Bertha Muenter
H. A. McIntyre
Boston
Bandits Loot L and N Train Near Greenville Ala
Bandits robbed Louisville and Nashville train No 37 from New York to New Orleans near Greenville Alabama early morning. They looted express and baggage cars totaling about 200000 dollars while passengers were not harmed. Conductor McRae died later of heart trouble. Police and railroad detectives pursued four bandits with no immediate results.
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United States Federal Bank
Montgomery
Ala
Greenville
Louisville & Nashville
New York
Sagera
President Wilson In Auto Crash Near Newport NH
President Wilson and family members were unharmed after a car collision near Newport New Hampshire. The White House vehicle was bumped from behind by a small automobile, causing minor damage to the front lights.
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Wilson
Newport
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White House
Judge Henry L. Waldo Dies in Kansas City
Kansas City July 10 Former judge Henry L. Waldo of the New Mexico district court is dead at 71. Waldo formerly resided in Santa Fe New Mexico and later served as general counsel for the Santa Fe railroad in New Mexico.
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Henry L. Waldo
New Mexico District Court
Waldo
Santa Fe
N. M
Santa Pe
Carranza Occupies Mexico City Reported by Officials
Washington July 10 Gen Pablo Gonzales has occupied Mexico City according to Carranza officials and American cable reports from Vera Cruz. No details are given but the advance is regarded as probably correct after earlier reports that Villa forces were routed in the state. Food conditions in Mexico are a concern to government officials.
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Ip. C
Pablo Gonzales
Mexico City
Carranza Officviate Bers
Vera Crus
Cartanse
Vila
Ars Ranss
Villa
Mixco
Will & Sone Oe
Three More Vessels Sent To Bottom By German Submarines
London reports three additional merchant ships sunk by German submarines today. A London Naval correspondent identifies the German battleship sunk by a British submarine in the Baltic on July 3 as the Pommern, a 15,200 ton vessel. Romela is said to be preparing for Zeppelin raids on the Austrian Adriatic coast ahead of an Italian city strike. The British chancellor of the exchequer announced today's support for the men war loan.
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Germany
United States
Sities
High Seas
London
Londonaval
Baltic
Romela
Adriatic
Chicago Carpenters End Strike With Uniform Agreement
The 16 000 Chicago union carpenters end a two month walkout after a conference with the carpenters' union, employers and material interests. The three year contract from May 31 sets 70 cents per hour, a closed shop, no material restrictions, and a no strike or lockout clause preserving a uniform agreement.
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Chicago
Jesua
Carpenters’ Building, Building” Construction Employers’ Association
Building Aterial
Pope Intervenes to Free Belgian Minister’s Wife
Paris dispatch reports the Vatican confirms Germany ordered the release of Madame Carton De Wart wife of Belgium’s justice minister after she was jailed for corresponding with her husband. German authorities had charged her with endangering troop security and she was sent to Berlin as a prisoner.
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Paris
Romé
Havas
Corriery Della Sera
Vatican
Germany
Carton de
Berlin
Three Train Service Planned Before Thanksgiving
Rail workers report tunnel work on the Cuney to Wendover cutoff will finish soon. Material from tunnels is used in grades, ensuring a solid travel grade once track is laid, withThrough train service expected to begin before Thanksgiving, possibly a month earlier.
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Torrington
Wyo
Railrogamen
Ciuernsey
Wendover
Despondent Man Shoots Self in Basin Wyoming
Carl Fisher, 30, who lived with his wife and children in the mountains, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He suffered from tuberculosis and despondency over his illness. Coroner’s jury ruled death a suicide.
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Hyatville
John Beaman
Pulits
Sau Gopen
Cheyenne Weather Brief Notes Temperature Fluctuation
A brief Cheyenne forecast notes a slight temperature change with the day’s conditions and potential impacts on local activities. The report highlights modest warming and cooler pockets, urging readers to dress accordingly.
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