Militia Ready to Quell Bayonne Strike Turmoil
In Bayonne New Jersey on July 22 three strikers were shot and likely fatally wounded as 7,000 protesters clashed with police and militia at the Standard Oil plant. Sheriff Kinkead sought federal mediation while troops stood by, and fires destroyed outbuildings and box cars.
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Avonne
N. J
Standard of
Sheriff Kinkead
Department of Labor
Washington
Standard
Bayonne
Planta
Kinkead
Mielder
Po- Weenen
Vacuum and
Tidewater Oi
Companien
Walla
Hades
Acale
Valle
Nirvan
Yellow Fever Tops Frontier Park Show Amid Wild Rides
Across twenty two events at Frontier Park a dramatic showdown featured Frank Carter on Yellow Fever failing to win while other champions battled to crown the world’s top rider. Ropers and trick riders dazzled as jockeys and horses clashed in a raucous afternoon of exhibitions and finals.
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Big Thrilla
Little Thrilla
Frontier Park
Frank Carter
Carter
Jinx
Somy
Eagle Feathers
Ernie Green
P. G. Swanson
Rasquare
Altho
Skylark
Aston Greon
White Angel
Bill Brown
King Merritt
Wild Cat
Ales Seidel
Feather
Tony Predenthal
Prairie Rose
Morning Glory
Eloise Fox Hastings
Sturt
Zedicker
Anderson
Bob Leigh
Irwin
Jud Seoby
Sam Garrett
Tommy Grimes
Floyd Irwin
Frances Irwin
Juanita Edgar
Mra
Frank Malseh
Lucille Mulhall
Aaleer
Denver Post
Miew Edgar
Joelle Irwin
Lelie Mulhall
Vera McKinness
Miss Irwin
Mine Edgar
Miss Mulhall
Charley Irwin
J. J. Birickland
Johnny Judd
Billy Powell
Red Parker
Kaiser
Don Hayford
Paul Hanson
Hanson
Eddie MecCarty
Clyde Hocking
Dick Hornbuchkiec
Amarcust
Cowboys Seek Kidnaper After Abduction At Night
A report details a kidnapping involving a group of cowboys who confronted suspects on a road near Sheep mountains. The victim was taken to a direc tion before being moved to a location described as the mountains. Police pursued leads and set up checks as the search continued.
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Dato Falls
Sheep Mountains
Russians to torch Warsaw as they retreat
Berlin dispatches quote reports that Grand Duke Nicholas orders setting Warsaw ablaze before evacuation as German forces close in. Russians reportedly begin destroying villages north and west of the city, bridges blown, cattle driven back, and crops seized or burned amid a retreat toward the North.
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Berlin
Warsaw
von Findenburg
Nicholas
Copenhagen
Gothland
Higa
Casper Trac tion Co announces street construction plan in Casper
Casper Wyoming July 22 John B Pleming president and Arthur Hooves secretary of Casper Traction Company arrived from New York and announced readiness to build fine street lines per charter. Work slated on Center street from town line to courthouse and to Wolcott street and Burlington station and on Second avenue from plant entrance to state hospital on Capitol Hill.
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Casper
Wyo
John B. Pleming
Arthur Hooves
Casper Traction Company
New York
Center Street
Court House
Wolcott Street
Burlington Station
Second Avenue
Standard of Company
State Hospital
Capitol Bill
Britain’s Dardanelles Casualties Reported in Commons
London July 2 Premier Asquith told the house of commons the total casualties to date in the Dardanelles expeditionary force are 42 434 officers and men. The total includes both naval and military branches. Of 8 084 officer casualties the killed number is 1 004.
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London
Dardanelles
Asquith
House of Commons
Remains of Howard Bristol Laid to Rest
Funeral services for RK 1 Arietal were held at Yiho Bike home at 10 30 yesterday morning Rev Lillie officiating interment in the city cemetery Hundreds of members of the Brintel family attended the funeral with floral offerings forming from the Bike aid the Woodmen of the World two members were active mourners
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RK 1
Arietal
Lillie
Rende
Brintel
Cheyenne Weather Roundup Parts Cloudy with Light Rain
Cheyenne and vicinty forecast shows partly cloudy skies with a chance of light rain. Friday may bring slight temperature variation and unsettled conditions across the region.
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Cheyenne
Rhawgee
Turkish authorities order Christian women and children from Varla
A Turkish military order, cited from Varla in Smyrna Gulf, forces Christian women and children to move inland. Many residents resist and suffer, while Greek authorities report no reply to protests over Greek persecution in Turkish lands amid slow telegraph communication. Some papers press Greece to adopt a tougher policy toward Turkey.
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Paris
Athena Save
Varla
Bmyrna
Gulf of
Parte
Teleecraph
Turkey
American note on German submarine conduct sent to Berlin
The United States dispatched a formal note via cable to London and Copenhagen, to be delivered to Berlin tonight or tomorrow. Secretary Lansing said the note will outline that the U S will treat further violations of international law threatening American lives as unfriendly, while seeking disavowal and reparations and offering mediation between belligerents.
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Washington
Berlin
London
Copenhagen
Lansing
Fatire
Gerwin
United States
Germany
Traffic Jam Clogs Cheyenne Streets Amid Street Work
Chaos on Cheyenne business streets as traffic backs up for hours. Police struggle to keep lanes clear while pedestrians and vehicles wait for blocks to unwind. Detours cause delays and confusion through the evening.
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Cheyenne
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