Why Czar Wants To Capture Kovel From Austrians
The National Geographical Society bulletin on Kovel in Volhynia outlines its strategic value as a railway hub linking Brest-Litovsk, Rovno, Tagli n, and Kiev, with marshlands and the Pripet basin nearby. It notes Kovel’s cereal farming, land ownership, and the region’s military significance, including historic Kosciuszko-era defenses at Dubienka.
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Washington
Natonal Geographical Society
Kovel
Roeelay
Volhynia
Brest-Litovek
Rovno
Tagblin
Warsaw
Vladimir Volyn
Lon
Kiev
Turlya
Pripet
Volyhnia
Dubienka
Bug
Dorociusk
Leblin-Kovel
Kosciusko
Dublenka
Fragmented OCR reflects about a Revolutionary War figure
The readable text references a colonization of American lands and a connection to General Washington during the Revolutionary War. It mentions a distinguished foe and the country, describing landed estates and adjutant roles in a manner pointing to a historical context.
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Washington
Wilson Boosts Democratic Lead For Progressive Vote
President Wilson declares in a letter to J C Parker that the Democratic Party holds the largest share of progressive power and thought and can lead justice and progress, expressing pride in being nominated and leading the movement for a broader progressive leadership.
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Washington
Hhe
Wilson
J. C. Parker
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Denver Post Praises Cheyenne Indians
The Denver Post lauds the Cheyenne Indians for building a strong reputation in Colorado baseball. A recent comment notes the Todians are playing solid ball, beating several clubs including the Cabanelas, showing they can contend with strong teams and deliver when needed.
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Coloado
Denver Post
Cabanelas
Indiana
Plan Stockyards for Cheyenne Plan Stockyards for Cheyenne
J Ross Carpenter proposed a Cheyenne stockyard at a board meeting of the Industrial Club. A committee was authorized to study feasibility and potential savings in cattle transport. President Allison will announce the committee later as the plan is energetically pursued if viable.
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Cheyenne
J. Ross Carpenter
Industrial Club
Allison
Polonaise coat features described in Polish fashion piece
A fashion note outlines a Polonaise coat inspired by Polish styles. It describes a castor trykho fabric, velvet trims, Naltior Glue velvet accents, and a bee motif band at the hem. The chemisette uses Nattier bige velvet with a high soft collar and a deep velvet collar at the back.
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Socient Privets
Poland
Antwal Farmers Round-Up Promises Notable Event
Farmers gather at the state agricultural farm in Arehar for a major roundup tomorrow. R Reynolds, recently appointed county agricultural agent for Laramie, will lecture on livestock and help judge a dairy stock, horse, and grain contest with prizes donated by local merchants. Homer De Groot and a University of Wyoming rep join the awards committee.
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Arehar
R. ©. Reynolds
Laramie County
Reynolds
Agricultural College
Corvallia
Ore
University of Wisconsin
Homer de Groot
University of Wyoming
Golden Prairie
Small Blaze Last Night on Evans Street
A shed at 2215 Evans Street caught fire around 9:30 PM. L B Evans and family were in the house when a passerby notified them. The department arrived quickly and extinguished the fire. Cause unknown, possibly spontaneous combustion. furniture and miscellaneous items in the shed were badly damaged.
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L. B. Evans
Evans‘ Street
U S Special Exam for Navy Machinists
The United States civil service commission announces twenty machinists are wanted at the Sound Navy yard Bremerton Washington Pay 3.04 to 4.08 per day A special examination for machinists had been announced Receipt of applications will close July 27 1916 For application blank apply to The Recorder Board of Labor Employment Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton Washington
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United States Civil Service Commission
The
Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Wash
Recorder
Board of Labor Employment
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Government Buys Wool Amid Uncertain Market Moves
Authorities purchase the wool clip with aims to secure favorable terms, possibly targeting Australian wool, and to set future price expectations in London and other centers. Despite this, labor unrest in combing and weaving increases costs, with strikes and new contract clauses pushing up prices amid tight markets and uncertain demand for New Zealand crossbred wool.
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London
New Zealand
Walea
Werino
Nagle to Lead New Cheyenne Theatre Venture
Nagle, praised as an efficient Lyric manager, is chosen to head a forthcoming theatre project in Cheyenne. His popularity with local theatergoers is expected to ensure immediate success. The Nagle building, a former Standard Cattle Co. office, is noted as a historic site linked to William Hale Thompson.
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Lyric
Cheyenne
Nagle
Standard Cattle Company
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Judge Riner appoints Burritt U S Commissioner for district
Federal Judge John A. Riner appointed Edwin W. Burritt of Kaycee to the U S commissioner post for the district. Burritt, a civil engineer and Stanford graduate, has lived in Kaycee for about six years following a petition by district residents.
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Riner
U. 5
Edwin W. Burritt
Kaycee
Johnson County
U. 8
John A. Riner
Burritt
Leland Stanford
Sailor Kennedy Ordered Transferred to Denver Trial
Federal Judge Ringers Conley ordered L. alias Sailor Kennedy removed to Denver for trial on charges involving an attempted escape scheme from the city jail and impersonation of an A. S. Fo. Kennedy will be transported to Denver for the proceedings.
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Sailor Kennedy
Denver
Sailor” Kennedy
Esca
Ringers Conley
A. S
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus Boarding and Day School
The notice proclaims the Academy of the Holy Child Jesus a credit to the University of Wyoming and directs inquiries to Mother Auperion for particulars about boarding and day school arrangements.
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Academy of the Holy Child Jesus
University of Wyoming
Mother Auperion
Knights of Pythias Charity Benefit Friday at Seventeenth Street Hall
The local lodge of Knights of Pythias will host a charitable benefit this Friday evening in their Seventeenth street hall. Both degrees of the Noble Court of Bailiffe will be conferred. A musical program and dance follow, open to members and families, with admission set at twenty five cents.
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Knights OF Pythias
Lodge of
Charitabl
Seventeenth Street
Noble Court of Bailiffe
Guardsmen Dick Davis and W C Stout Punished in Downtown Saloon Fight
Dick Davis of Douglas and W C Stout Wyoming National Guard members housed at Camp Kendrick were arrested Monday night for a saloon brawl in town. Police Magistrate Phelan fined each $7.50 yesterday.
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Dick Davis
Douglas
W. C. Stout
Wyoming National Guard
Camp Kendrick
Phe-lan
Mrs Dr A E Lane Leaves California Hospital
Mrs Dr A E Lane of this city is now able to be out of the hospital in Pasadena California after a brief stay for a nervous breakdown. She showed improvement and is expected to recover at home.
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A. E. Lane
Pasadena
Cal
Laramie
Prohibition Party Sees Two-Candidate Presidential Fight
Day long sessions in St Paul on July 18 saw prominent Prohibition Party members predict the nomination race will narrow to William Sulzer of New York and J Frank Hanly of Indiana. Henry Ford reportedly declines to seek the nomination.
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Sulzer
Hanly
Paul
National Prohibition Party
William Sulzer
New York
J. Frank Whanly
Indiana
Henry Ford
Kline Enters Race for County Prosecutor Nomination
Marion A. Kline filed his declaration with the county clerk signaling a three way race for the Republican nomination for county prosecutor. Charles F. Mallin and Charles B. Lane are already candidates and rumors say another entry may follow before filing ends.
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M. A. Kline
Hace
Marion A. Kline
Charles F. Mallin
Charles B. Lane
M. A. Jine
Casement's Appeal for Life Dismissed by Court
London July 18 Court of Criminal Appeals dismisses Sir Roger Casement's appeal from treason verdict and death sentence, without hearing Crown attorneys.
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Casement
LIFE
London
Hearig
Crown
Court of Criminal Appeals
Sir Roger Casement
Lower
Colorado Seedman Raises in City Market Garden Success
J D Long of Boulder congratulates R H Dutcher on his market garden after seeing a State Leader note. The letter praises Dutcher for his vege table success and a pretty garden, with Long’s sister Gertrude Long cited as bookkeeper at A E Roedeel's store. Dutcher values the notice and patron support.
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R. H.dutcher
J. D. Long
Boulder
Dutcher
Hia
Investigation under way on Bor congressman’s business ties
A Kansas City Star item notes an investigation into Congressman Bor’s associations asserting scrutiny aims to ensure legitimate business conduct and protect the market from impropriety.
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Kansas City Star
Bor
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