Germany backs away from blaming USSR in ambassador murder
An editorial notes Germany will not hold the Soviet government responsible for the murder of its ambassador to Russia, viewing the shift as a sign of weakness amid broader wartime strains in Italy and France. It contrasts earlier Berlin policies in China Austria Albania and Armenia to argue Germany is near defeat.
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Germany
Russia
Italy
China
Austria
Berbia
Alanca
Stand by the President Republican line urges voters to back war policies
The Republican Party organ calls for unity in Washington and asks voters to elect lawmakers who will support the president’s war policies. It argues historical precedent shows the public backs the party in power during wartime and cites Roosevelt and Harrison as examples.
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Republican National Com
Washington
Congress
Republican National Organization
Jamely
Europe
America
Lincoln
McKinley
Wilson
Colwel Hoosevelt
New York
Anc
Pearte Commission
Editorial echoes of 1898 party unity voting
The piece cites editorials from the North American, Topeka Daily Capital, Chicago Tribune, Kansas City Star, Seattle Post Intelligencer and St. Louis Globe Democrat praising Republican support for the president and war policies in 1898. It argues the result vindicates national honor and urges Congress to back the president, noting regional pride and calls for unity.
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McKinley
Hin Pol
Topeka
Kan
Capital
Republican Party
Congress
Kansas City Star
Pacific Coast
Seattle Post Intelligencer
A Chapter on Armenian Atrocities Under German Influence
An Armenian woman's letters from escape recount German backing of Turkish massacres. It details torture of scholars Profs Tenckodjian and Bajikanian, including flogging, nail pulling, hot irons, and starvation, with gruesome scenes of women abused and prisoners tormented. The piece argues Germany advised silence and commanded actions in the extermination.
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Turkey
Arménane
Mra. Magerditehian
Germany
Tenckodjian
Bajikanian
Southern Wyoming and northern Colorado oil fields near Cheyenne boom
Cheyenne residents hear of a new oil belt south and west of the city stretching into Colorado. W C Hiller and a syndicate of Dutch and English capitalists are drilling leases, with 10,000 acres under loan and more wells planned. A 3200 foot discovery showed sand and gas with oil traces. leases start at 30 cents an acre, rising to 1 per acre yearly for five years, with a one eighth royalty on oil produced.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
W. C. Hiller
Oklahoma
Wellington
Colo
Casper
Kansas
California
Chéyenne
Best Medicine for Women Promises Relief in Portsmouth Ad
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments, citing a Portsmouth Ohio customer testimonial and inviting readers to request advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts. It also notes local interest in Cheyenne stock and a potential regional company to farm the area.
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Portamonth
Ohio
Sana Smav
R. Na
Portsmouth
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Government Examinations Expanded With Three New Dates
The government announced three additional civil service exams, bringing total announced tests to eighty two. Applications must be filed with the Washington commission or local civil service boards, stating the exact exam title. Inquiries may be made at post offices. Operator exams are set for July 24, August 21, and September.
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Commission
Washington
D.C
Civil Service Board
Positions Open in Government Service in Washington
Civil service notices announce examinations for positions including 18 for portions as calculating machine operators with estuaries earning 9900 to 1900 dollars yearly, multigraph and writer press operators 1000 to 1900, operatives 9720 to 1000, and statistical clerks 900 to 1200. Library assistants examinations July 24 and August 21 for vacancies in Washington Madison Wisconsin or elsewhere with salaries 900 to 1200. Assistant patent examiners in Washington with entrance salary 1600. exams July 24 25 26 and August 21 22. Requirements include mathematics mechanical drawing French or German mechanics and experience. optional subjects chemistry engineering physics.
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Library Aesistants
Washington
D. C
Maditon
Wis
Stack Your Wheat Urges Farmers To Heap Sheaves
County agents call on farmers with large wheat acreages to stack the crop to avert labor shortages and protect grain. The plan aims to stretch threshing crews and ensure harvest proceeds despite possible crew scarcity.
July 14 French National Holiday Urged in Cheyenne
American societies urge observance of July 14 as France celebrates Bastille fall on 1789 with patriotic exercises in Cheyenne.
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France
United States
the Bastile
Cheyenne
Sugar Card Regs Begin July 16 Affecting Reyenne Merchants
The new sugar regulations require card certificates for sales, taking effect July 16. Due to the magnitude of issuing the cards, it is doubtful all Reyenne merchants will be supplied by then.
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Reyenne
Artificial Feeding Averts Cattle Disease In Colorado
A new and deadly cattle disease has appeared in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming. In dry farm districts cattle become blind and unable to eat or drink and die, but artificial feeding is claimed to prevent losses and save cattle.
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Colorado
Wyoming
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