Prohibition Fight Narrowly Keeps Amendment Alive in Senate
In Washington July 10 supporters of national prohibition won a key vote as the senate overruled a ruling seeking to strike the prohibition amendment from the $11 million emergency agricultural bill. A final vote on the amendment is expected soon as prohibition backers forecast overwhelming support despite some abstentions. An announcement notes an upcoming meeting of the W. W. association Thursday evening July 11.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Saulabury
Delaware
Phelan
Caliornia
Pentoss
Prohibition
French Gain Near Soissons Advance to Longpont
The war office reports French forces in the Soissons sector have continued gains, occupying La Grile farm and moving to the outskirts of Longpont while penetrating the northern sector of Courcy. The action is noted as of tonight.
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Associated Press
Paris
Soissons
la Grile Farm
Longpont
Courcy
War Office
Card of Thanks for Thomas Young’s Family
Acknowledges thanks to friends and neighbors for support during illness and death of Thomas Young husband and son in law. Signed by Mrs Thomas Young and children and Mrs Mary Keelan and family.
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Thomas Young
Thos. Young
Mary Keelan
Resignation of German Foreign Minister Accepted
London report says Emperor William accepted the resignation of Dr. Richard von Kuehlmann as foreign minister. Despite newspapers naming Admiral von Hentsen as successor, no formal announcement has been issued.
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Associated Press
London
Richard von Kiuehlmann
William
Admiral von Helntsen
Allied Offensive from Saloniki to Grow Out Albania
Allied actions shift attention from France to Albania where French and Italian forces push Austrians, with hints of possible moves in Macedonia and Saloniki. Frontline activity includes British artillery duels near Amiens and progress against Austrians in the Brenta valley while Russian situation stays unclear.
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Saloniki
Albania
France
Lake Ochrida
Pla Qadet
Macedonia
Merres
Chateau
Rusia
Germany
Brenta Valley
Asiago
Jewelers Face Tax Proposals Amid House Hearing
Members of the House Ways and Means Committee studied luxury tax proposals from the treasury. Jewelry trade reps argued a 50 to 6 percent retail tax would close many shops, while a patent medicine tax was also urged. Fordney questioned whether 40 percent of expenses should be raised by taxation this year.
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Washington
Howee Ways and Means
Treasury Department
Meyer D. Rothschild
Robert B. Steele
New York
William H. Hill
Detroit
Fordney
Fort band nears full strength after recruitment drive
Indications point to the fort band reaching its 60 member limit as efforts recruit among new volunteers. The roster has grown from 17 to 43 in weeks, with three new members from Cheyenne’s Municipal band: Chas Harrigan, Hugh B. Carroll, and James D. McCaferty.
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Fort
Municipal Band
Cheyenne
Chas, Harrigan
Hugh B. Carroll
James D. McCaferty
Success Czecho-Slovaks Changing Attitude Taken by Allied Government
The article notes a shift in the Czecho-Slovak stance toward neutrality in Siberia and the Siberian intervention, with the Allied powers reconsidering plans for an international army. It states the Czecho-Slovaks, neutral to Western or Eastern fronts, believe they must avoid internal squabbles of any country. It also cites their large, trained force, now over 100,000, formed from former prisoners and volunteers, under capable leaders.
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Washington, D
Chdbire Stavaxeit
Siberia
Prisbierd Haa
Entente
United States
Russia
France
Roosevelt Bags Third Hun and Escapes
Quentin Roosevelt, son of former President Roosevelt, shot down his third German airplane northwest of Chateau Thierry during a July 10 engagement with Allied forces on the Marne. After pursuing three enemy planes, he damaged one, which dived 2000 yards, then escaped a counterattack and returned with minor injuries.
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Marne
Ileat
Quentin Rooevelt
Roosevelt
Begis
Belgians Suffer Silent Death Toll in Bomb Attacks
A German attack near La Panne killed over 60 Belgian girls at a hospital and its Ambulance area. Eighteen bombs fell near a villa used by workers tending the wounded. 30 died instantly, 40 were wounded, and 24 of those died later.
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Associated Press
London
la Panne
Yaer
Hague
Decorators and Painters Gather for Tri State Convention
International board member Thomas H. Miller and delegate Arthur O Connell reported on the last grand convention. Oscar L. Woods and A H Mechthan spoke as papers were read, with welcome by E W Stone and Herbert Lacy. The event urged wartime economy in paint and lumber use and closed with a banquet at the Plainview hotel.
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Tri- State
International Board
Thos. H. Miller
Arthur O'Conner
Oscar L. Woods
International Union
A. H. Mechthan
E. W. Stone
Herbert Lacy
Houatia
Prealdan
S. M. Dener
Colorado Springs
J. D. Marshal
Colorado State Agricultural Coffeg
Miners Conventions Session Advances Patriotism and Plans
Miners' union delegates gathered for a two day session with reports from officers and committees discussed. Patriotism dominated talks as Indianapolis secretary Greene urged loyalty to the United States. About 60 delegates attended as plans proceeded to close Friday and attend the Sheridan state federation of labor meeting.
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Miners’ Union
Miners International
Mr. Greene
Indianapolis
United States
State Federation of Labor
Sheridan
Court Martial Proceedings At Fort Russell
A court martial at Fort Russell considers offenses not handled by civil authorities. Several cases are before it for disposal with a range from minor to grave offenses. Some prisoners remain at the fort while others are sent to federal prisons for serious crimes.
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Fort Russell
Large Farmers Roundup Draws Big Crowd Today
A large attendance of farmers is expected at the Archer roundup today. Red Cross ladies auxiliary plans to serve the crowd. Governix will report and deliver remarks. Hinman, an expert, discusses value of all age dairying. Miss Kolahorn from the university speaks on home dairying. An army training talk and farm management talk by Port Runsell officer and Prof. Vass follow. The Golden Prairie Warriors close the program.
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Archer
Red Cross Ladies’ Auxiliary
University
Golden Prairice Warriors
Soldiers in Town Stir Cheyenne With Fort Russell Visit
Soldiers from Fort Russell arrived in Cheyenne despite a streetcar strike. They traveled by automobile and used ambulances and supply cars to transport men who preferred not to walk, drawing a large crowd to the streets and a nighttime plot-show ending.
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Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Two Soldiers Admitted To Fort Russell Insane Ward
Two soldiers at Fort Russell are in the Insane ward after mental trouble led to rule violations. Medical experts report they are of unsound minds and likely to recover with proper treatment.
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Fort Russell
American aviators penetrate deep behind German lines
American warplanes penetrated 60 miles behind enemy lines near Chateau Thierry today. They gathered information and observed enemy preparations. The flight covered newly constructed German airfields including one to be used by the Richtofen flying circuit. The planes flew at about 5000 yards altitude for most of the mission and all crew returned safely.
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Ayn Hie
Sasa Polis Saly
Warner
Chateau Thierry
Richtofen
Narrow escape as torpedoes miss passenger ship off U S coast
An American passenger ship laden with nitrates for munitions was torpedoed twice near Cape Hatteras to Cape Henry on Monday night. One torpedo passed a few feet astern and the other missed by about six inches, as Benito Alvarez of Eastman Kodak described. The vessel carried eighty five passengers and was traveling about sixteen knots when a whizzing sound announced the strike.
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Associated Preer
South America
Cape Hatteras
Cape Henry
Benito Alvarez
Eastman Kodak Company
Alverez
Children honor Dr Arnold with school penny tribute
In Colorado Springs Colorado on July 10 children collected a purse of 66 pennies from every pupil in city schools. The gift honors Dr W W Arnold for his lifelong work to protect birds and teach children to love them. The act reflects the widespread affection and regard he has earned from the city's youth.
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Colorado Springes
Colo
Colorado
W. W. Arnold
Arnold
Santa Fe County Shows Strong 4 H Club Growth
Santa Fe County New Mexico reports 195 members enrolled in the Boys and Girls club with groups already sowing cooking poultry and crop growing. Hog registrations distributed among interested youths. early results being observed.
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Santa FE
N. M
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Trader Office TA for Bape Dian Gre Age
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