Parade of Guardsmen Stopped by Cheyenne Officers
Officers halted a unique guardsmen parade in Cheyenne after campers in oversized uniforms caused concern for discipline and public image. Company B members aged 26 to 30 wore large winter gear, prompting a retreat toward camp edge and a panic by sentinels.
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Cheyenne
Camp Kendrics
Capitol Avenue
Uncle Sam
Company B
Lander
Sam
Meng
Harnberger
Compen BH
Prontier Next Week Draws Attention From Cast and Crew
A Cheyenne Laramie Republic show copy debate surfaces as multiple attempts by cast and crew to replicate the program are discussed. The effort centers on preserving the authentic Cheyenne Fron tir experience despite challenges.
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Laramie Republicin
Interest in Auto Parade Growing At Frontier Days
The Frontier Days celebration will feature an auto parade next Wednesday night with more than fifty owners already committing. Decorated cars only lights allowed, prizes of 75, 30 and 30 dollars for best decorated, second best, and most unique. Cars assemble 7 30 at Twenty fourth and Twenty third streets east and west of Capitol avenue, with parade route down Capitol to Lincoln Way and Carey avenue, then back to pass judges at Stock Growers bank.
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Capitol Avenue
Modge Ts ‘Bers
Realone
R. B. Ledson
Eilner J. Keefe
J. J. Showalter
Lincoln Way
Carey Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Cwupltol
Stock Growers Bank
Hanly Named By Dry Party
The state and national convention adjourned after nominating J. Frank Hanly for president and Dr. Ira D. Landrith for vice president. Hanly led with 440 votes to 11 for William Sulser. New York gave 13 for Buler and 37 for Manly.
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BT. Paul
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
United States
Ira D. Landrith
Nashville
Tenn
Frank J. Hanly
William Sulser
New York
Buler
Manly
Industrial Club Urges Rail Strike Avoidance
An industrial club urges Congress to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to arbitrate the railway wage dispute. The club directs its message to national representatives and railroads, aiming for a settlement without strikes.
Nationwide Protest Plans Against British Blacklist
New York July 21 A conference of fifty firms blacklisted by Britain forms a nationwide movement to urge U S business action. Leopold Zimmerman leads a five member committee to meet President Wilson in Washington, with mass meetings planned to lecture on boycott harms. Some merchants oppose immediate action and favor approaching the State Department.
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New York
United States
Leopold Zimmerman
Zimmerman & Co
Washington
Wilson
Pxycic
Polk Seeks Reply On Neutral Mails From Britain
Acting Secretary of State Polk formally questions France and Great Britain about the lack of reply to the latest U S protest over Allied interference with neutral mails. A British memorandum was handed to Ambassador Page but officials want a definite general reply.
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Washington
Polk
France
Great Britain
Sod
Ambassador Page
Foreign Office
State Department
Malis
United States
Europe
State Department Questions British Blacklist
Acting Secretary Polk said the State Department had sent a query to Great Britain about a blacklist, with representations made through the British Embassy and Ambassador Page in London. The inquiry seeks the names and numbers of firms not publicly named by the department, without discussing broader principles. Senator Thomas urged reprisal against the British move as a badge of naval risk amid calls for a stronger navy.
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Ish Blackiat Haw
Polk
London
Thomas
Colorado
Great Britain
England
Big Navy Bill Approved by Senate in a Lopsided Vote
The Senate passed the large defense bill by a 71 to 8 margin amid strong party support. In a separate incident three youths were caught stealing beer from a warehouse on East Fifteenth Street. two were seized by Officer Rodin and sent to the county jail through Humane Officers for hearings.
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Senate
George W. Plunwner
East Fifteenth Street
Rodin
Senate Passes Naval Expansion Bill With Large Appropriation
Bitter Senate debate ends with passage of a naval expansion bill authorizing four dreadnoughts four cruisers and fifty eight other craft and approving a 315 million dollar appropriation. House and Senate clash over amendments signals a long conference. two Democrats and several Republicans voted against the measure.
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Senate
House
Thomann
Vardaman
Clapp
Curtis
Gronna
la Follette
Norria Works
Washington
Rumors of 18000 Troops Aiding Attack on Torreon
General Funston informed the War Department that rumors of 18,000 men ready to assist an attack on Torreon were spread by Pershing's secret service agents. Reports from El Paso say Villa and followers were two miles from the Mexican border with clues of retreat and defeat.
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Ington
Torreon
Funston
Pershing
Secret Service
EL Faso
Lurral
Rola
Villar
Cla's
Vuevas
Whutrality Violations Reported by Copenhacen Central News
A fragment from July reports alleged violations by Hy Germany and Ruston in Greece and other locations. The notice cites central government concerns over media conduct and press neutrality, with unclear specifics and names.
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Copenhacen
Whidieh
Germany
Rustoni
Greece
Floods Help German Front as Allied Offensives Stagnate
Reports from London and Paris say British and French attacks north and south of the Somme front have slowed or failed, with only minor gains claimed by Berlin on a two mile sector near Hardecourt. Russian and Italian fronts show mixed movement amid floods and pressure, while Berlin announces naval air strikes and a call for moderate peace talks led by a German national committee.
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Somme River
France
London
Paria
Somme
Switzerland
Leipsic
Thersda
Berlin
Hardecourt
Labhasse
Ploods
Dnelster
Galleia
Nothern
Vladimir-Volynnski
Wien
von Linsigen
Styr
Nips
Petrograd
Cymuégkhaneh
Palhart
Bprlin
German National Committee For
von Bethmann-Hallweg
Wims
Prince von Wedel
Philipp Meineken
Turkish Attacks Reported as War Office Praises Ottoman Leader
In a dispatch from Constantinople dated July 21, the Turkish war office cites latest advices from Rechad Pasha claiming victory near Bassara y Pasrah over Detachments and the killing or capturing of several Engtieh targets. It asserts success in revolts against Italia and Basilin in western Egypt and confirms Br Pasha continues directing Ottoman activities with strong performance.
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Constantinople
London
Turkity War Office
Rechad Papla
Bassara
Pasrah
Iraliana Ta
Tripoli
Egypt
Burt Br Pasha
Atill
Mystery Slayer Motive In Hotel Slaying Revealed
ASPIN Tex July 21 mystery surrounds motive in the shooting of Mrs Spaniel and Col Butler by manager J. Spaniel who killed his wife and Liew, Co M C Butler. An inquiry disclosed a possible personal grievance before Spaniel fled to another town for keeping, his actions described as cold and premeditated. The victims included Mrs Spaniel and Col Butler’s family. Spaniel, a 30 year old graduate, faced a long sentence in court.
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ASPIN
Tex
Tarry J. Spaniel
Liew, Co
M.C
Butler
Dotted States Cavalry
Sumoell
Buing
Asother
Yan
Siscus
Cale
Col
Mra
Mutler
Spain
Wacom
John J. Holland
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Chamber of Commerce of the
Eliott H. Goodwin
National Guard
Kendrick
Ridgeway
Newcastle
New Army Funston
Swremem
Picardy Drive
Miverdy
Western Front
Kombe Slav Naval Base
Saywille
Fierman
J. Pronk Weely
Tre Latedreith
Low Prohibition Party
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