Hayes Files as Candidate for Sheriff
Hayes, the undersheriff under Frank Roach, announces his bid for sheriff. Democrats currently lack opposition, with Ed Schoel endorsing Hayes. Other filings include Joseph E. Stimson seeking a two year term and Roy Bevan entering the Republican race against Harry W. Tupper.
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Railway Brotherhood Picnic Attracts Record Fort Collins Crowd
The largest crowd in the history of the local Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen gathered in Fort Collins on Sunday for the annual picnic. Attendees enjoyed sports and shared word about the Frontier show during the excursion.
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French Carre Hill 97 Dominates in Bomme Capture
Paris dispatch reports French forces seized Hill 97 in the Bomme area southeast of Diaches. Official statement says Hill domination disrupted enemy positions and affirmed French control in the region.
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Germans and Allies clash on multiple fronts near Somme
French forces advance toward Peronne within about a mile and bolster positions between Diack and Barleaux. British gains occur near Ovillers and Lahée rivers as Austro Italian battle losses exceed 800. British forces under General Smuta seize Tanga, an important East African port and German railway terminus.
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Russian Advance Threatens Lemberg In Galicia
The map shows the Russian advance in Bukowina and southeastern Galicia. Beyond Kolomea they threaten General Count von Bothmer defending Lemberg Galicia from the Russian advance.
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President Wilson Urges Peace by Understanding in Detroit Tour
President Wilson spoke in Detroit July 10 urging peace by understanding over force and defended the Democratic Party as friendly to business. Large crowds filled streets and the World Salesmanship Congress hall while Ford plant workers and Toledo listeners heard brief platform remarks. He noted Democrats and Republicans share business interests and praised cross party association.
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German gains in Trones Wood admitted after sixth attack
London reports after a sixth desperate assault the Germans penetrated Trones Wood. British official statement notes heavy German losses and ongoing fighting as casualties mount in the area.
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Baby Paralysis Epidemic Streak Tops Death Toll in New York
New York reports 14 more deaths and 103 new infantile paralysis cases as rain and cooler weather fail to halt the epidemic. Total toll reaches 238 with a large single day tally in Manhattan. related notes from Seattle and San Francisco mention mild Auburn case and a train conductor girl suspected of carrying the disease.
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Fukuda and Shimomura get life sentences in Okawa plot
Tokiyo reports Fukuda and Shimomura, named ringleaders in the assassination plot against Premier Okawa, were sentenced to life penal servitude. The case reveals a bomb conspiracy hatched earlier, with officials detailing their roles in the crime.
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South American peace in peril amid Peru Venezuela deal claim
Official dispatches report no secret accord between Peru and Venezuela to seize vast lands claimed by Colombia and Ecuador. Diplomats in Latin American quarters warn the tension risks wider disruption.
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Mexican and US officials note border unrest and ranch seizure
Reports from Babicora describe the seizure of W. R. Hearst Ranch by the Carranza government. Mexican troops and militia movements increase near the Texas border with Gen. Calles warning of raids guided by Villa. Ambassador Arredondo and Acting Secretary Polk discuss negotiations as tensions rise.
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Boy on bicycle collides with tourist's auto
James Lee 11, son of Wr and Mrs W K K Lee of 103 Evens Street, was riding east on Twenty first Street when he collided with a northbound automobile on Seymour. He was nearly knocked out but hospital examination found no serious injuries. The car was driven by a tourist en route from San Francisco to Michigan.
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Soldiers clash on Western Front and Russian advances timeline
Botselle and allied forces press in Mametz wood while German crown prince artillery pummels French lines at Froide Terre and Fuminwood. Russians push across the Stokhod, German counterattacks flare in Dvina and Maranovicht sectors as Italians and Austrians fight with unabated fury.
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Tribune Co-Operates To Raise Company G Mess Fund
The Wyoming Tribune reports a community drive to fund Company G with a goal of 650 dollars by week’s end. Subscriptions total 346 dollars so far from Wyoming residents and local firms, including 291 dollars previously acknowledged and 25 from Cheyenne Light Fuel Power.
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German U boat Deutschland crosses Atlantic defying blockade
Baltimore July 10. The German submarine merchantman Deutschland arrived at quarantine in a bold cross Atlantic voyage. Captain Koenig and crew delivered papers to the North German Lloyd office and prepared to discharge a million dollar cargo of dye stuffs while taking aboard metal and rubber. Customs and police guarded the ship as reporters questioned the crew about the voyage. The vessel, nearly as long as a freighter and riding low in the water, is described as the first of a potential fleet of armed German cargo subs ready to operate between Germany and America during the war.
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Captain Warns of U Boat Tracking by Merchant Fleets
A fragment describes a captain predicting that merchant U boats will follow his route. The crew escorts a Tellish merchant ship as it departs, while men work on discharging supplies. The scene hints at German maritime activity and Allied efforts in the aftermath of conflict.
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