Great Britain to bar trade with fifty to eighty U S firms
London July 17 British government to publish a list of seventy to eighty American firms and individuals banned from UK trade. The move marks the first time American entities are placed on the trading with the enemy list under the act.
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London
United States
United Kingdom
Worthington Evans
Foreign Trade Department
Foreign Office Today
Associated Press
Het
Germany
Gra
United State
Villistas Escape Cordon for Raid on American Border
Several scattered Villista groups evaded government troops in the Rio Florido bottoms and reassembled at Tinajas and Lescobas on the Ojinaga road. They move north aiming for another raid on the American border.
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Chihuahua City
Rio Florido
Tinajas
Lescobas
Ojinaga
U S and land Over Submarine Issue Discussed
The dialogue shows concerns over publishing negotiations with the United States and ensuring Parliament can discuss the course of talks. Mr Dillon presses for parliamentary discussion while Lord Robert notes public interest and defers to Sir Edward Grey.
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United States
House of Commons
John Dillon
Robert Cecil
Robert
Apondenge
Mr. Dillon
Lord Rofert
Edward Grey
Frontier Days Proclamation Urges Welcoming Spirit
Proclamation from Cheyenne Wyoming dated July 16 1916 anticipates the Twentieth Frontier Days as a record crowd. Archie Allison asks citizens to show hospitality first by fair pricing and friendly treatment to visitors to uphold Cheyenne’s westward reputation.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Archie Allison
Infant Plague Claims Victims Amid City Scenes
The upper photograph shows a crowded neighborhood scene as several children fall ill from a feared disease while playing. The lower image depicts a baby rushed by ambulance to a hospital as authorities battle the outbreak, a sobering glimpse of a public health scare.
Wyoming National Guard to stay for full mobilization at Camp Kendrick
Lieut. Luther James reports from Chinago that two Wyoming National Guard battalions will remain at Camp Kendrick until fully equipped for active service. The War Department plans to retain unborder troops at mobilization camps until they meet strict physical and service standards.
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Wyoming National Guard
Camp
Kendrick
Luther James
Central Department
Chinago
War Department
Camp Kendrick
Atfa
Sergeant Bush
Lincoln Way
United States Regular Army
National Guard
Complaint Heard Over Rock Springs Water Rates
Rock Springs hears a rate readjustment case against the Union Pacific water plant. Attorney General Preston and State Treasurer Gates attend. Rock Springs claims the system is a public service. railroad officials say motive is for own use. Citizens allege the rates are excessive.
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Rock Springs
State Public Service Commission
Preston
Gates
H. A. Ployd
Kendrick
Union Pacific
Infants Plague Epidemic Claims Decline in New York
Health Commissioner Emereou says infantile paralysis deaths and new cases have fallen, indicating progress against the disease. Authorities report a growing control in the outbreak, with evident reductions in suffering and spread.
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New York
Emereou
Five Southern States Ravaged by Destructive Storm
A massive storm across North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Tennessee and West Virginia causes extensive damage and homelessness with property losses estimated around 15 million dollars. Rescue efforts along the Catawba River face drowning fears as bridges and trestles collapse.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
West Virginia
Gulf
Ashville
Biltmore
Alexander County
Southern Railway
North Warolvnag
Donnoha
Rockford
Cratchfield
Salesbury
N. C
Statesville
Catawba
Iver
United Mine Workers District 22 Meet Discusses Wage Scale
The biennial convention of United Mine Workers of America District 22 Wyoming opened in the local U M W A building. Officials plan wage scale talks for the next two years and a possible renewal with operators. About thirty locals and fifty delegates attend, with committees forming and city tours following adjournment.
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Cheyenne
United Mine Workers of America
District 22
Wyoming
United Mine Workers
Sexalon
Yliiew
George Hateman
Sheridan
Union
Jimny Morgan Telony
Bad Weather Halts Allied Drive in Somme Front
Front reports state heavy weather limited Allied operations in the Somme region. British and Russian forces make gains elsewhere as fighting ebbs and flows across Western and Eastern fronts.
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Allied
Somme
France
Gomme
Volhynia
Luisk
Lips
Fos Jan
Cacaucus
Berlin Official Report Admits English Success at Ovillers
An official Berlin report claims English forces achieved success at Ovill ers near the Metse while German units suffered Weary losses. The document cites casualty figures and troop losses since the start of the operation, noting hundreds of thousands affected and indicating continued engagement with Allied lines.
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Berlin
Ovillers
Metse
Joel Graend
Wuselad Attuwk
Solthwees
Satak
Leare
Chaniawa
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Carranziata
U. S
Land
Et Vereinas Health Guthart
Chicago
Charlotte
Asheville
Marshall
Piedmont
Knoxville
Tenn
Tenneswe River
Chattanooga
Paduewh
United Wane Workers
Chihunaem
Herve
Albert
Reise
Spa
Viver
Pete
Onors
Britain
Ely
Daly
Pat
War Office
Lerloaa
Biaches
Ferapne
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