Frontier celebration opens with Wyoming guard review
The Frontier celebration kicks off with a 1:30 PM Wednesday parade led by the Wyoming National Guard. All Guardsmen at Camp Jodrick participate in the park march while Gov Kendrick and Mayor La Fontaine are invited to review. Ticket sales start Monday at Frontier office in Burlington station.
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George Adolphus Bush
Oklahoma City
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Elkhart
Kansas
Dutch Seidel
Gillette
Wyo
James Whitcomb Riley Dies in Indianapolis
Indiana poet James Whitcomb Riley died in Indianapolis at 10 50 tonight from paralysis after a morning stroke. A nurse was awakened during the events as word of his illness spread, with reports noting his condition had shown some improvement before the final decline.
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Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
Liquor Question Dominates G O P Primary Filings
Candidacy filings for state offices show liquor policy as a key issue in the Republican primary. Many declarations poured in by closing, with Democrats listing five and Republicans four for the House and similar gaps in Senate races.
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Laramie
Goshen
Platte
Alan Nevile
Burns
Cheyeone
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Lee Moore
Diamont
Vale
Eloaing Tae
Allison
Repub
Democrate
Central Committee
Joseph B. Gibson
Hilledale
A. D B. Mitchell
Pine Bluffa
Oscar Marwick
Wheatland
Idoyd
Sampson
Cheyenne
Claude F. Palmer
Wanneta
Spring-Rice Discusses U S Protest With Polk
In Washington on July 22, Cecil Spring-Rice met Acting Secretary of State Polk to map the British response to the blacklist complaints. London likely sets the foreign office approach as talks aim to clarify positions and speed future negotiations. Civil War precedents are cited to justify actions, with Lincoln’s 1841 proclamation invoked on insurrection era trade.
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State Department
Cecil Spring-Rice
Polk
Foreign Office
London
Lincoln
United States
Garment Strike in New York Could End This Week
Sixty thousand New York garment workers on strike or locked out for over three months may return to work next week if a referendum approves the agreement. The pact includes a five percent raise, a forty nine hour week, union preference in hiring, and a minimum piece work rate. Estimated losses exceed fifty million, with over a quarter million affected.
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Mitchell
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Senate Cuts Millions From New Army Bill
Washington July 22 Millions of dollars allotted for anticipated Mexican Campaign aid were removed from the army bill in the Senate reducing the $500 million measure by more than thirty six million. Protests arose as Senator Lee of Maryland argued the border danger remained and cited claimed troop mobilizations while Chamberlain refused to disclose War Department figures, calling them military secrets.
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Senate
Lee
Maryland
Mexico
Chamberlain
Sener Ter Lee
War Department
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 backing from George W. Perkins Lewd protests arose against adjournment and police quieted the trouble-makers The adjournment was secured with assurances Hughes supporters would not press another meeting of the state committee this year
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Progressive State Committee of
New York
George W. Perkins
Charles B. Hughes
Hughes
Wilson Vote Share Forecast Sees 25 Percent Could Elect
New York July 22 Democratic National Chairman McCormick released figures based on progressive votes from years past. The estimate suggests Wilson could win re election if he draws 25 percent of progressive votes, with potential for a larger share as Democrats shift support from Roosevelt era.
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McCormick
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Roosevelt
Heinrich Schmidt Wins Western Golf Title
Heinrich Schmidt of Oakland captured the western golf championship at Delemonth California by 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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Schmidt
Explosion at San Francisco parade kills and injures many
Four people died and more than forty were injured when a timed bomb exploded during a preparedness parade in San Francisco. A lodger, Frank Josephson, was arrested after crying he did not commit the act. The district attorney said the act reflected a disturbed mind amid the war debate.
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Big Parade
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Gepat
Frank Jaxephson
Sallor
Close Texas Senate Primary Shows Tight Race
In Dallas on July 32 a tight race for the Democratic nomination for U S senator pits former governors H Colquit and T M Campbell against Charla A Culberson and others. Governor Ferguson appears renominated by a large margin. A close vote is reported on the liquor constitutional amendment.
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Dallas
Seven Hurt In Powder Blast At Hercules Plant
Seven employees at the Hercules Powder Company were injured in an early morning explosion at the plant's dry house in Kennil New Jersey.
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Kennil, N. J
Hercules PowDer Company
Russians Hammer German Line As Anglo French Drive Stalls
London July 22 TheEntente offensive on the eastern front gains ground as Sakharoff forces force a retreat at the Lipa Styr junction. German high command reports repelling Soviet attacks on the Somme sector while Petrograd notes Sasonoff’s resignation and Sturmer’s interim premiership in Russia. London prepares a new war credit vote totaling about 1.5 billion dollars as fronts shift and leadership changes occur.
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Ie Lipa
Styr
Berentechick
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Vou
Lindsoburg
Dvins
Itige
Smorgon
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Waleh
Gengoul Joffre
Enleute
Haig
Berlin
Somme
Prence
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Bhau
Riga
Berlin Says Allied West Offensive Is Over
Berlin reports feeble Russian pressure on the Baltic front with General von Hindesburg indicating renewed Soviet attempts to cross the Dvina at several points failed. A naval note says German submarines sank two Heltek trawlers off the British coast on July 17 as defense lines pull back before Allied actions.
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