Germany’s shifting stance on murder of German envoy in Russia
A contemporary opinion notes Germany’s sudden refusal to hold Russia accountable for the murder of its ambassador, arguing the move signals weakness and overextension in Italy and France. The piece contrasts this with earlier German responses to other killings and alleges a near-whipped state reflected in leniency.
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Germany
Russia
Italy
China
Austria
Berbia
Alanca
Stand by the President urged in party organ urging voters to back war leaders
The Republican party organ Defends unity with the wartime administration urging voters to elect Congress members who will support the president and his war policies. It cites Lincoln McKinley and Roosevelt to warn opponents that public support is essential to victory and peace negotiations. It references a Philadelphia North American notice from November 1, 1898.
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Republican National Com
Washington
Congress
Republican National Organization
Jamely
Europe
America
Lincoln
McKinley
Wilson
Colwel Hoosevelt
New York
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Pearte Commission
Army
Lewis Globe-Democrat
Election Era Echoes on McKinley Policy and Congressional Votes
An 1898-1938 retrospective quotes editorials praising the president and urging Republican congressional support. It notes North American vindication of national honor, Topeka and Chicago editorials urging alignment with the president, Seattle optimism for war policy, and St. Louis concern over a hostile Congress. The piece asks why not now.
A New Chapter in Crime and Armenian Atrocities
An Armenian woman Mra Magerditehian recounts German backed Turkish massacres of Armenians, detailing brutal torture of scientists and women. She describes officers directing artillery, starvation in prisons, forced confessions, and systematic cruelties amid the genocide.
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Turkey
Arménane
Mra. Magerditehian
Germany
Tenckodjian
Bajikanian
Boom Near Cheyenne Sparks Southern Wyoming Oil Field Interest
Cheyenne residents hear of a new oil boom along the southern Wyoming and northern Colorado fields extending toward Wellington. Operators led by W. C. Hiller drill near 3200 feet, show oil and gas indications as lease deals advance at 30 cents an acre year one and one eighth royalty on oil floats.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
W. C. Hiller
Oklahoma
Wellington
Colo
Casper
Kansas
California
Chéyenne
Lydia E Pinkham Herbal Remedy Ad in Ohio and Cheyenne Stock Note
An advertisement praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's ailments with a testimonial from Mrs Sana Smav of Portsmouth Ohio. The notice also mentions Cheyenne residents seeking stock in operating companies and a potential local outfit to develop the district.
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Portamonth
Ohio
Sana Smav
R. Na
Portsmouth
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Government Exams Expanded With New Sessions
Government announces three more civil service examination dates as part of a total of 82 advertised tests. Applicants must apply to the Washington commission or local civil service board and state the exact exam title. Inquiries may be made at post offices. Examinations set for July 24 August 21 and September.
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Commission
Washington
D.C
Civil Service Board
Patent Examiners and Clerical Positions Open in Washington
Examinations for positions in the patent office and related clerical roles are announced. Vacancies in Washington D C Madison Wisconsin and elsewhere with salaries from 900 to 1600 dollars yearly. Exams set for July 24 and August 21 22 with requirements in mathematics mechanical drawing languages and engineering plus optional chemistry physics.
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Library Aesistants
Washington
D. C
Maditon
Wis
Stack Your Wheat Urges Farmers to Stack Crop
County agents and crop officials urge farmers with large wheat acreages to stack the wheat to avert labor famine and protect the grain. They say workers can stack shocks and stretch the threshing season if crews remain scarce.
French Bastille Day Urges U S July 14 Observance
In France the July 14 holiday marks the Bastille fall of 1789 and American societies urge fitting patriotic exercises in the United States to honor the French national holiday.
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France
United States
the Bastile
Cheyenne
Sugar Card Plan Goes Into Effect July 16
New regulations require sugar to be sold only under card certificates, with the scale of issuance risking merchant supplies in Reyenne by the effective date. The magnitude of preparations may hinder full distribution to merchants.
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Reyenne
Artificial feeding to save cattle from new mysterious disease
A deadly new cattle illness has appeared in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Cattle in dry farm districts go blind and refuse to eat or drink, dying soon after. Authorities urge artificial feeding to sustain affected herds.
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Colorado
Wyoming
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