Frontier celebration opens with Wyoming guard review
The Frontier celebration opens Wednesday at 1:30 with a Wyoming National Guard review at Frontier Park. Governor Kendrick and Mayor La Fontaine are invited to review. Tickets go on sale Monday at Frontier office in Burlington station.
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Oklahoma City
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James Whitcomb Riley Dies in Indianapolis
Indiana poet James Whitcomb Riley died in Indianapolis at 10 50 PM after a morning stroke. A nurse was awakened as he collapsed, ending his long run as a celebrated figure in American letters.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Liquor Question to Dominate GOP Primary in Wyoming Filings
Candidacy filings show liquor question as a major issue for the Republican primary in Wyoming. With roughly fifty declarations in, the race features candidates like G Powell of Por rington and A Nevile of Burns amid district and house vacancy considerations. The Democratic list includes Gibson of Hilledale, Mitchell of Pine Bluffs, and Palmer of Burns, while Republicans include Weber of Guerrner and Innes of Moore among others.
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Joseph B. Gibson
Hilledale
A. D B. Mitchell
Pine Bluffa
Oscar Marwick
Wheatland
Idoyd
Sampson
Cheyenne
Claude F. Palmer
Wanneta
Spring-Rice Sees Polk on U S Protest
In Washington July 22 Cecil Spring-Rice met Acting Secretary Polk amid anticipated protests from firms named in the British blacklist. London will likely handle the British position as conferences help clarify stances and shorten next steps. Civil war precedents are cited to justify policy.
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Lincoln
United States
Garment strike in New York may end this week
Sixty thousand New York garment workers locked out or on strike for over three months could return to work next week if a referendum ratifies a new agreement. They won major demands including a five percent raise, a forty nine hour week, union preference in hiring, and a minimum piecework rate. Estimated losses exceed fifty million with over 250000 affected. Federal intervention appeal helped bridge gaps.
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Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Senate trims millions from new army bill
Washington July 22 Millions of dollars set aside for a Mexican campaign were cut from the army appropriations bill. The $500 million measure was reduced by more than 36 million with warnings more cuts could follow. Senator Lee protested, arguing troop deployments on the border were larger than official figures showed, while Chamberlain avoided releasing war department data.
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Progressives of New York Refuse to Back Hughes
Syracuse July 22 The progressive state committee of New York adjourned without endorsing Charles B Hughes for president despite pressure from George W Perkins Lewd protests interrupted the adjournment and police quieted the trouble-makers The adjournment ended with assurances Hughes supporters would not press to reconvene the state committee this year
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Wilson to win if 25 percent of progressives vote
New York July 22 Democratic National Chairman McCormick released estimates based on old progressive votes and conservative data. He says Wilson could win re election if he draws 25 percent of progressives, though he expects higher support. McCormick notes many Democrats backed Roosevelt previously and may now back Wilson.
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Heinrich Schmidt Wins Western Golf Title
Heinrich Schmidt of Oakland won the Western golf championship at Delemonth California defeating Douglas Grand the Northern California champion seven up with six to play. Schmidt won eight of the first nine holes.
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Heinrich Schmidt
Oakland
Douglas Grand
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Explosion at San Francisco parade kills and injures many
Four dead and more than forty injured after a timed bomb explodes amid a preparedness parade crowd near the ferry building. Frank Josephson, a lodger, held for investigation after cries of innocence. The district attorney links the deed to a mentally unbalanced mind amid heated war talk.
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San Francisco
Gepat
Frank Jaxephson
Sallor
Atorney
Close Senate Race Highlights Texas Democratic Primary
Dallas reports a tight race for the U S Senate nomination with former governors H Colquit and T M Campbell leading in early returns. Six candidates seek reelection including Charla A Culberson as judiciary chair. Governor James E Ferguson appears renominated by a solid majority amid a close vote on the prohibition amendment.
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Seven Hurt in Powder Blast at Hercules Plant
Seven employees at the Hercules Powder company were injured in an explosion at the dry house of the Kennil plant in New Jersey. The blast occurred early today and prompted emergency response.
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Russians Hammer German Line In Eastern Front Drive
British and Russian reports describe a strong Russian offensive with Sakharoff’s forces winning at the Lipa and Styr rivers junction and 300 officers and 12,090 men captured after overturning German positions. German sources claim Somme front attacks were repelled as Allied pressure continues.
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Haig
Berlin Declares Allied West Offensive Over
Berlin reports fading Soviet pressure on the western front as General von Hindesburg says the Riga sector attack stalled and river crossings near Prie d tadt failed. German submarines claimed to have sunk two British trawlers off the Driftish Gael al. in a navy bulletin.
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