Great Possibilities Seen In Break Of Turkey With Central Powers
A Fort Russell private, after entering the Cheyenne police station with a Military Police escort, shot himself in a domestic crisis. He collapsed at the desk, died or near death at the post hospital. The distressed man claimed his wife’s alleged infidelity triggered the act. The pistol was a small 22 caliber pocket piece.
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Turkey Germany sever relations amid war strains
War era dispatch notes growing anti German feeling in Constantinople as Turkey and Bulgaria press claims to spoils from Romania division. Reports indicate Turkey may sever ties with Germany over colonial gains and railway disputes, with food shortages and riots fueling unrest.
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Foch Forces Press German Center in Soissons Rheims Salient
Allied French and American troops push forward against German positions in the Soissons Rheims salient. German withdrawals continue with stubborn rear guards near Sergy and Tardenois as forces clash along the Oureq and Aisne guidance toward vesle and Rheims.
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Congress Seeks Export Tax While Preserving Passenger Rates
Washington July 29 The house ways and means committee drafting the 6 000 000 000 revenue bill signals radical shifts with plans for heavy import taxes and possibly an export tax despite constitutional limits It also postpones whisky tax increases amid liquor status uncertainty Hearings continue with new, unprecedented proposals expected July discussions aimed at constitutional workarounds and broader tax changes.
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Conquest of Italy Held out to Incite Austrian Valor
Rome reports Austrian officers admitting a major drive against Italy with seventy one divisions collected on the front. The plan aimed to seize Montello and range from Nervesa to the Piave as Italians faced heavy losses from continuous counters. Werner Baker notes the war department’s stance on press victories.
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Leader Twenty Minute Extra News T: Leader sells near 1000 copies nightly with early war summaries
The Leader publishes a regular twenty minute edition delivering six to seven hour fresher war news than afternoon papers. Readers are urged to pick up copies for the fullest early morning reports and late 9:20 p m summaries, with Cheyenne residents recently receiving Leader extras.
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Americans Hold Edge On Aisne Marne Front At Sergy
On July 20 at midnight American forces maintained the lead in the Aisne Marne advance as German attempts to seize Sergy and nearby Servizes et Nesles failed. The crown prince sent Bavarian troops to reinforce the assault, but narrow shallow rivers and stubborn American resistance kept the line. Despite local setbacks the Americans remained on the north bank and continued fighting with determination.
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Judge won't consent to 10 plan for Colo Midland
At a July hearing Judge J W Schaefer said he does not expect to relinquish jurisdiction over the Colorado Midland railroad, which court orders require to cease operations by August 5. The matter was taken under advisement for a few days, with J A Williams of the state public utilities commission supporting the delay. The road argues its existence rests with the state, while the attorney general's office protested against scrapping the line as the railroad loses about 1600 dollars daily.
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Wilson and Turkey by Randolph Leigh
Randolph Leigh argues that President Wilson has repeatedly proven correct in restraint and strategic foresight over Turkish upheaval. He praises Wilson for patience, deep psychological insight, and a long view of international problems rather than emotional reaction. The piece lauds Wilson’s restraint amid pressure for war and his mastery of the broader geopolitical drama.
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House of Commons Repudiates Irish Leaders Openly
London July 29 The House of Commons defeated the Irish members by a vote of 245 to 108 after a debate on the Irish question. Mr Wilson condemned government policy while Mr Pillon urged referring the issue to President Wilson. Anquith said the U S president would not take on the task now and urged Britain to settle the matter itself.
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London
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House
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Allies gain on Bolsons- Rhelma salient reported
Washington dispatches July 2 state official statements to the war department and Secretary Baker indicate allies making substantial gains on both sides of the Bolsons- Rhelma salient. He praises public support but warns against relaxing efforts.
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