Airships to Europe From U.S. by Own Power Probable This Autumn
The British air service reports plans to ship airships to Europe under their own power within months. Three British pilots are ready to fly, with American volunteers likely to join. Aviatrix Ruth Law had applied to test such a flight. The scheme aims to reduce ship space usage and promote a trans Atlantic air route by Christmas.
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British Air Service
Europe
Ruth Law
America
Engtishman
New York
Washington
Mexico May Enter War With U S Alliance Hopes
The article discusses possible Mexican involvement as the United States plans to train and equip foreign troops under a Baker administration program approved by Senate committees. It suggests South American allies may join early while Mexico could be drawn in as the water warms, despite domestic opposition and economic troubles.
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Congress
Baker
Senate Committee
Germany
Doubtlces
North
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Mexico and U S War Aid Policy Mentioned
The article notes a law idea allowing loans to nations aiding the United States against enemies. It suggests Mexico could borrow if it joins the war, trains troops at U S expense, and receives funds to stabilize its situation. It adds Mexico’s past unbusinesslike stance but hints of settlements and third talks.
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United States
Mexico
Autumn 1918 to Bring Turning Point in World War I
The article asserts autumn offensives are most successful and predicts a major Allied counter offensive in autumn 1918. It argues the United States will field a large European army, with improved munitions and transport, ready to press German lines and hasten victory.
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Washington
United States
America
Europe
Germany
France
Prange
Russia
Austria
Italy
Marne
Somme
Belgium
Fort Russell Seeks Orchestra Instruments for YMCA Unit
Fort Russell requests donations of orchestra instruments for its musical organization aiding soldiers. Musicians are willing but have left instruments at home. patriots and groups are urged to supply needed gear. Call the YMC A hut secretary to learn exact requirements.
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Fort Russell
Jim
Fort
Record of Austria's Frontline Loyalty Propaganda
A critical look at Vienna's official statements praising soldier devotion while downplaying defeats. The piece argues the regimeUses flattering dispatches to bolster public morale, likening Austria’s monarchy to past Russian tactics and warning of slipping control as war pressure grows.
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Ofo Hay
Massia
Austria
Vienna
Italy
Russia
Lightning Strikes Farm Worker Near Windmill
A man struck by lightning while tending a windmill near and shocked into unconsciousness for hours. He later recalled a “big fire” as he was aided by a doctor for three hours before being taken home. Farmer Harry Kashi recovered from the shock.
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Hegemeéir Farm
Bad Check Artist Nabbed After Week of Casings in Casper
A third bad check operator surfaced in Casper within a week and was captured by police yesterday after he secured funds from a local merchant. The incident highlights a continuing pattern of check fraud in the community.
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Casper
Po- Mee
Fraudster Arrests Highlight Surge in Bad Checks
A man named Jack Reagan was arrested before noon after authorities uncovered forged checks totaling over 500 dollars. He claimed a different wife’s name and could not produce kin. Merchants plan to demand thorough identification to curb future forgeries amid a recent spike in bad checks.
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Tio
Jack Reagan
Adam
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