New Star Seer In The Heavens Observed Worldwide
The nova in Aquila near the Milky Way edges becomes visible tonight and for weeks may be seen from many latitudes. Guides describe finding the star by Polaris, Vera, Vega, Altair, and nearby stars in Aquila and Sagittarus, noting its brilliant light and mystery to astronomers.
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Chautauqua Highlights Mixed Program and Lectures
Cheyenne Chautauqua offers an afternoon entertainment by the American Players and two renowned musicians, with Bonnie Brock as reader. Dr. Dutton delivers a patriotic lecture in the evening, while Dr. Loveland’s talk on the German Empire follows a well attended night session. Mrs. A Dill ing reports the first sweet pea bloom of the season on Emmet Filet street. Pro-German disloyal remarks lead to arrests for two drunks and one woman.
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Italians Win Naval Victory Over Austria
General Pershing's communique notes artillery activity in the Woevre and American patrols taking prisoners in Picardy. French gains near Montdidier Néyond include territory near Belloy Maurr, with hundreds of Germans captured and guns seized. The battlefront features varied actions with no confirmed advance by allies beyond local gains and ongoing German attempts to hold back French and American forces. Prisoner totals exceed 18,000 as authorities plan investigations into activities by pro-German factions.
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Balfour Denies Rumor of a Laissez Faire Policy By Allies
London reports the foreign secretary A J Balfour rejected claims that the United States and Allies agreed not to intervene in Russia. The war early June air war updates note 21 enemy planes destroyed on the Italian front and multiple bombing raids across Bruges Zeebrugge and surrounding targets with several fires and aircraft losses.
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Daylight Diplomacy Plan Fails in Senate Vote
Wilson explains open diplomacy means publicity of completed treaties not public discussion. Borah amendment defeated 50 to 23, clearing the way for vote on Underwood cloture rule. Debate limits and amendments by Cummings Ballinger are discussed as Senate weighs closure power.
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Overturning Auto Injures Two Ladies
An inexperienced driver and a frightened passenger caused a crash near Borie that sent a car tumbling onto a railroad track. Mrs. Herman Jerpe and her daughter Jennie suffered serious facial and bodily injuries, with Jennie feared to lose sight. The neighbor escaped with minor bruises and all victims were taken to Cheyenne for treatment.
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Disturbance Arrest in Local Incident
Vergel Potter, a Black man, was arrested Wednesday evening on a disturbance charge after trouble with a group of colored women at a house on 621 Weet iish whreel. Police took him into custody and he was held for a police court appearance today.
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All-American Club Meeting Highlights Patriot Addresses
The All-American Club met with prominent members addressing the gathering. Speeches emphasized patriotism and were met with frequent applause.
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Colored Women's Clubs Show Patriotic Spirit
Six new clubs joined the Colored Women's Federation of Colorado and Wyoming as the convention at the A M E church advances. President Gertie Ross outlined progress and future goals while clubs reported thriving Red Cross, Liberty loan, and Thrift Stamp activities.
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Colorado Springs
Mysterious Stranger Detained by City Police
Police picked up a man Wednesday after a mysterious episode. He carried hand buffs a revolver and $257. He claimed to be a deputy sheriff but did not specify the county. He was booked on carrying concealed weapons pending investigation.
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