Treacherous World War I Updates From Europe Headlines
Aerial bombardment near Gorits disrupts Austrian defenses as Italian forces sustain pressure along the Gorits bridge area. Greek outrages in interior villages provoke government investigations and mass expulsions. A Swedish cargo ship Dalsy sinks after striking a mine near the Åland Islands with four crewmen drowned.
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Four Corners Rancher Remains Tied to Four States
A remote desert locale sixty five miles south of Colord, Colorado marks the only U S corner where Colorado New Mexico Arizona and Utah meet. A nearby rancher receives mail from Riverside Utah ships cattle from Dolores Colorado attends church at Jewett New Mexico and pays taxes at St Johns Arizona. He votes in Utah as his bedroom lies over the line. His windmill is in New Mexico while the watering trough is in Arizona. Feeding hogs requires Utah and Colorado is needed for visits to the chicken yard.
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Wilson and Lansing Drafting Separate Notes on Berlin Reply
Washington July 14 Secretary of State Lansing keeps his own counsel on the Berlin reply. President Wilson remains reticent and will compare the notes after they are drafted, with cabinet review to follow. Lansing is credited with shaping much of the language and ideas used in the message.
Carpenter Boys and Girls Club Lead State in 1920s Club Work
The Carpenter Boys Pork and Crop Club and the Girls Garden and Canning Club in Laramie county top state records with 34 members among them. Leaders Rev Albert Evans and Mrs Ruth Jacobson oversee diligent members, though funding for state fair travel remains unsettled.
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Ruth Jacobson
Wilson's Message Ends Rumors Over German Attitude
Washington July 14. President Wilson plans a return from Cornish to confer with his cabinet on Germany's submarine note. The White House states he has not fixed policy and is giving the note close attention while in touch with Secretary Lansing. Cabinet members view the situation as grave.
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Eaton Stables Near Here Most Valuable in the West
Cheyenne visitors tour Bruce G. Eaton’s ranch near Eaton Colorado where 58 chestnut horses are housed in a fireproof 240 by 70 foot stable with a half mile track and expert trainer. Eaton plans to show at the Panama Pacific Exposition in September and boosters praise the herd as unrivaled in the region.
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England
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Water Shut Off Over Prohibitionist's Home In Westerville
In Westerville Ohio the water was turned off at Rev. P. A. Baker's residence after he refused an $18.17 water bill related to his anti saloon stance. The dispute led to theatrics with a demon rum motif and a humorous battle over hydration and symbolism. Baker warned against carbonated beverages and insisted on abstinence as part of his prohibitionist efforts.
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U S S Investigates Broad Terrorist Plot Across Nation
Washington reports secret services pursue a wide terrorist conspiracy with alleged plans to kill or kidnap British Ambassador Spring-Rice and to plant bombs on ships under Allied flags. Officials note multiple near identical incidents point to a possible mastermind. Frank Holt's link as Morgan associate is under consideration.
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South Wales Miners Vote to Strike Jeopardizing Navy
July 14 report says after the munitions act many South Wales miners plan to quit tomorrow risking coal for naval vessels. The UK federation urged continued work, but South Wales union council opposed the recommendation. Uncertainty over duration but finance and division could end the strike soon. The government may draft miners or use army workers to keep mines running.
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Thaw Declared Sane by Jury in Stanford White Case
Harry K Thaw was found sane by a jury after two ballots and forty eight minutes of deliberation in New York Supreme Court. Justice Hendrick Friday would decide on whether to vacate his commitment, granting Thaw freedom after nine years of legal battle.
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Texas Progressing Along A New Line
Dallas July 14 Texans report a $100 000 advertising campaign drawing capital and hundreds of settlers to one community The Texas Commercial Executives association opens its annual convention to discuss growth and the high efficiency of Texas development organisations Oklahoma Louisiana and nearby states send delegates to compare methods The event spans four days featuring advertising media and expert talks on progress and promotion.
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Germans Claim Victory in West Front Action
A German official report says the crown prince army's attack was crowned with success, while the French deny repulse. News notes little change on eastern and Italian fronts. Reports circulate of Turkey seeking separate peace and Balkan moves, with unclear Gallipoli progress and a Constantinople claim of heavy allied losses after naval support.
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Officials Drafting Note on German Submarine War Question
Washington July 14 Officials are drafting a tentative reply to the latest German note on the U-boat war question. They are shaping views into an indefinite form to present to President Wilson on his return to Washington. He is expected back for the cabinet meeting Tuesday and may review a rough draft with Secretary Lansing.
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Weather Watch Chelly and City Brief Forecast
Cheyenne area observers anticipate showers likely on Thursday with little change in temperature. National Weather Service advisories indicate scattered showers across the region, with milder conditions and light winds shaping the short term.
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Viersity
Carranza Praised for Restoring Order in Mexico City
United States reports from Mexico City say capital quiet with trains bringing supplies. Carranza government reorganized and pledges protection to Mexicans and foreigners while plans for an amnesty law are announced. Villa forces active in the north and ongoing efforts to restore order address concerns of recognition by Washington.
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Glasgow merchants fined for trading with the enemy
In London a pair of Glasgow merchants were fined 26 100 dollars each after conviction on charges of trading with the enemy. Their firm dealt in ore from Norway and at Rotterdam one warship carried their cargo, with hopes of safely returning the ore to England fading as the German threat grew.
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