Fronts Roar as Lemberg, Paris, and Warsaw Feature War News
Berlin reports the fall of Lemberg and talks of a possible pivot to Poland or the western front. In London and Petrograd the focus is on Russian retreat and Allied munition drives while Rome notes fierce Austro Italian artillery fighting along the Isonzo. Berlin also mentions a potential German push toward Warsaw and western coast operations.
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County Superintendents Meet in Laramie
LARAMIE June 24 The meeting of the county superintendents of the State will be held in the auditorium of the normal building at the university starting at 10 o clock Thursday. State Superintendent Edith K. O. Clark will preside and most counties are expected to be represented. District board members and others interested in education are invited.
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Old June Wave Hits New York In Cold June Day
June 24 report from New York notes unseasonably cold conditions with a thermometer at 66 degrees and record cold June 23 comparisons. Northern state areas recorded morning temperatures as low as 18 degrees, marking a notably chilly spell for late June.
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Detention of Dr Dernburg Resolved in England
London June 24 The Norwegian steamer Bergenfjord with Dr Bernhard Dernburg has been released by British authorities and will sail from Kirkwall tonight. Dernburg and his wife left New York June 12 under safe conduct guaranteed by the Allies. It is believed the ship carrying him may have been detained.
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British Cruiser Hits Torpedo and Sails On
Berlin reports a German submarine attacked a British armored cruiser about 100 miles from the Firth of Perth on June 20. The cruiser was struck by a torpedo but the crew could not confirm the damage. A London dispatch said the cruiser Roxburgh was torpedoed in the North Sea last Sunday with no casualties and she continued under her own steam, likely the same incident referenced.
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Peace Hope in Mexico Fades Amid Carranza Villa Clash
Washington reports waning official hope that Mexico's war leaders will settle differences. General Carranza rejects a truce with General Villa without peace talks and vows to continue military actions. Carranza may be urged to adopt a conciliatory stance toward opponents.
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Reconstruction Underway After Quake Kills Eight
Unbowed residents resume rebuilding after a series of earthquakes that caused about 31.5 million in damage. Martial law remains in Calexico Mexicali Heber and the area as authorities condemn unsafe structures and clear debris. Two more shocks hit overnight with fires reported but limited damage and no new fissures.
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Italy Upset Over Pope Interview On War Issue
Rome reports the Vatican warned press censorship would pass letters, while Italian officials fear the pontiff’s remarks on Holy See policy and Germany. The talk of relocating the Holy See to Spain stirs debate reflecting July 1881 Rome unrest and papal safety concerns.
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Wife Works for Release of Naughty Spouse
Mrs. J. C. Morgan of Texas, wife of a man jailed for obtaining money under false pretenses, has spent weeks collecting signatures for a pardon or parole. He defrauded farmers near Wheatland by posing as a Denver firm, cashed checks, and was caught in Cheyenne after repaying funds. He pleaded guilty and is imprisoned for two years.
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Britain says she favored US cargoes but evades demands
Washington June 24 Great Britain in a memorandum to the United States reiterated its aim to minimize intrusions on neutral commerce from the council order against trade with Germany Austria and Turkey It asserts American citizens have grounds for complaint over cargo treatment and says the memorandum explains concrete cases and the regulation used Ambassador Pape called it an explanation of cases A new note from the state department is in preparation and will address how the order is enforced without reexamining the core issue of neutrals rights to legitimate trade
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New Purf Air Plan For All Submarines
New York June 2 William H Bond an engineering chemist has invented a compound for purifying air for submarines The present method uses compressed air or oxygen tanks Bond entered an airtight chamber today and was submerged seven and a half hours apparently with no ill effect The test was witnessed by Captain Lloyd Bankson United States naval constructor and others
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Mail to neutrals routed to avoid belligerent ports
Washington June 24. The post office department issued an order directing all US destined mail for Norway Sweden Denmark and the Netherlands to be dispatched on steamers sailing directly to those points and not touching belligerent ports. The Swedish minister suggested this remedy.
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A Galaxy of Girls Leads Benefit Circus Campaign
The Leader promotes a Sells Floto Circus benefit with subscriptions and vote coupons due by noon Saturday. Rosa Rosalind, famed equestrienne, headlines a Saturday afternoon show for Wyoming girls, with clowns, prizes, and a chance to win trips to expositions. A list of campaign standings follows with many candidates and vote totals.
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Miners Rescued After Long Acre-Champion Mine Collapse
In Joplin on June 24 rescuers reached the face of the Long Acre Champion mine after four days of digging. They found the bound bundles of two entombed miners believed dead for days. A week earlier air pipe taps suggested life. Four other miners were rescued alive after five days.
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London police equipped with respirators for Zeppelin raids
London police and special constables will be issued respirators in anticipation of air raids as protection against gas bombs. The move aims to bolster defense during potential Zeppelin attacks on the metropolis.
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Weather: Por Cheyenny and Vicinity Friday Outlook
Partly cloudy and somewhat unsettled conditions expected in Por Cheyenny and surrounding areas Friday. Light winds and mild temperatures accompany the forecast with a chance of scattered showers later in the day.
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Bishop and priests killed in Tlaxcala assault
A private letter from El Paso dated June 23 reports Bishop Ca dena 63 of the Catholic college at Tlaxcala and three priests were killed on June 1 by Carranza troops under General Cue. The troops looted and destroyed the college, and Vera Cruz dispatches note a cabinet reshuffle with Marceling levelos named foreign minister and other vacancies filled.
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Illinois enacts reform law for women in certain cases
Springfield reports a new measure signed by Governor Donne aiming to reform women in specific situations. The law allows for the withdrawal of women from society to shelter them for their own protection and for the good of society.
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