Russian Drive Holds In Galicia As 130,000 Men Taken
Russian forces claim to have repelled Austro German advances in Galicia while inflicting heavy losses on the foe. A Petrograd dispatch says 130,000 German troops were captured, with Russians maintaining firm flanks along the Dniester and Tanew rivers as the war shift points loom toward Warsaw Paris or Galicia.
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London
Triester
Galicia
von Linsingen
Althe Berlin
England
Petrograd
Schulholminoff
Bukaszowice
Korany
Martynoffstany
Nieman
Orzye
Omulev
Vistula
Pilica
Orzyec
Lemberg
Daily Mail
Dniester
Tanew
Rusky Invalide
Germany
Warsaw
Paris
Governor Slaton Quits Office in Georgia Exit
Governor John M. Slaton retires at noon and leaves Georgia amid unrest after his final commutation of Frank’s death sentence. He plans months away with Mrs Slaton possibly in the Great Lakes region Canada and New York. New attacks and riots accompany the departure as Nat Harris prepares to be sworn in.
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Atlanta
John M. Slaton
Georgia
Leo
Ase
Blaton
Slaton
Canada
New York
Governor Slaton
Frank
Nat B. Harris
0TER WATCH ON WIRELESS STATIONS
Washington June 26 The State Department held talks with Secretary Lansing Secretary Daniels and Secretary Redfield to review efforts on wireless messages It was decided to maintain the current policy of lowering message priority and to seek a scheme to improve signal handling and reduce improper messages through coordinated action
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Washington
Secrery
Lansing
Nevy’ Daniels
Ommette Redfield
State Department
Safe cracker blows open Cheyenne mill safe without loot
The Cheyenne Milling and Elevator office safe was blown with nitro glycerine Friday night. No money was taken. this marks a second failed attempt. Intruders gained entry through a jammed window, used a large amount of "soup" to pry the door, and left the demolished safe with no further theft. Police suspect an expert due to the method.
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Cheyenne Milling & Elevator Company
Kid Coster Knocks Out Jimmy Ward in New Orleans Bout
Kid Coster knocked out Jimmy Ward, a local star, in the sixth round last night. Coster outpointed Ward throughout, with Ward a 3 to 1 favorite. Johnny Doyle of New York knocked out Johnny Summers of Boston in the semi final in the third round.
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New Orleans
Kid Coster
Jimmy Ward
Coster
Ward
Johnny Doyle
New York
Johnny Summers
Boston
Tornado devastates Grassy Lake and Red Cliffe in Alberta
A June tornado in BG Dam and nearby towns killed two people and injured twelve, destroying a farmhouse near Mrs Olsen and five others, injuring nine in Red Cliffe as it tore through Grassy Lake. Damage reached $600,000 with roofs removed and trains blown off tracks.
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Red Cliffer
Alberta
Grassy Lake
Medicine Hat-Lethbridge
Mra. Olsen
Red Cliffe
Jula
Jones seeks 20000 for loss of limb in Burlington case
In Sheridan Wyo June 26 samlet the district court opened for a suit by C S Jones a former switchman against the Burlington railroad seeking 20000 for the loss of a leg. Cadle Byrd represent him while E T Clark and Burgess Gutcher defend the railroad. Jury selection occupied most of the forenoon with 12 jurors named including Aber Aller dice Milliken Ball Churchill Backus Ferguson Yager Bell Fuller Blaine Brundage.
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Joe Allerdice
J. W. Milliken
Fred Ball
Harry Churchill
Percy Backus
Frank Ferguson
J. J
Yager
R. M. Bell
L. 8
Fuller
John Blaine
G. F. Brundage
Labor Leaders Push Peace Effort Led by Buchanan and Bryan
Labor figure Frank Buchanan former president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers joins William J Bryan to urge President Wilson to act as peacemaker. Buchanan organized a Carnegie Hall labor meeting where Bryan spoke and planned a 50 representative labor march to the White House.
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Frank Buchanan
Congress
Ijhinose
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Europe
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Buchanan
Carnegie Hall
N. Y
Bryan
Customs receipts near 210 million for year end
Washington reports that customs in hand for the fiscal year ending June 30 exceed 204 million dollars with a prospect near 210 million. The figure trails Secretary McAdoo’s fall estimate by about 20 million and falls more than 80 million short of prewar receipts due to import disruption.
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Washington
McAdoo
General Chicago Labor Shutdown Halts Building Trades
A June 16 general shutdown of Chicago's building industry begins, risking over 200000 jobs. Contractors and union leaders call it a major move after 16000 striking carpenters rejected arbitration, as employers aim to cut supplies by halting work under individual agreements.
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Chicago
Te Eard
Hove
Taggart Blames Foe In Politics
Indianapolis report says former Democratic National Chairman Thomas Taggart, indicted with Mayor Bell and Police Superintendent Perrott among 100 others for alleged election frauds, says he has not received a copy of the indictment and expects lawyers to obtain it by Saturday. Claude Bowers predicts indictments will solidify the party and intensify the fight.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Bell
Perrott
Tasgart
Claude Bowers
Kern
Jolly Leader Party Guests Attend Sells-Floto Circus
Thousands line streets as Leader candidates and coupon workers attend the Sells-Floto circus. W B Dinneen thanked for providing transport and the girls praise him as they campaign for votes in a free trip sweepstakes ending July 3.
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Pretty Girs
Sells-Floto Circus
Controversy Over Lincoln Highway Settled Amid Cooperation
Wyoming Nebraska and northeastern Colorado reached an amicable settlement with the Denver Chamber of Commerce after arbitration over Lincoln Highway route markings and promotional efforts. A committee was formed to implement the accord, with plans for an electric folder and joint promotion of the mountain region and attractions.
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Nebasaka
Wyoming
Colorado
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Watt
Cheyenne
George W. Hoyt
Cheyenne Industrial Olinch
Fred Hofmann
Charles A. Semrad
The
Frontier Committee
H. P. Mynds
Laramie County
Good Roads Club
Alex Haedly
Western
Nebraska and Wyoming
Lincoln Highway Association
B. Kusher
Kimball
John L. McIntoah
Sidney
Colorado Highway
L. Newcomb
Denver
R. J. Dobell
Julesburg
Union Depot
W. A. Wallace
Northern Colorado Me and Power Company
Savoy Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
John F. Vallery
Burlington Railroad
Vallery
Penver
Alix Hastie
Big Springs
Colorado Berarah
Bishway
Dwover
Aguineat
C. L. Newcomb
Northeastern
Mir. Newcoomb
Altke
Detrote
Hig Springs
Riva Garagen
Thorn
Newcomwbch
John L Meclotowh
Nebr
Hastle
Fred Po Joinsen
JF. MetCrery
Mr. Johnson
Alex Hastie Mossra
George Hoyt
RJ. Debell
J. & Russell
B . Bonk
J. B. Zab
Pred P. Joubnewon
T. W. Wallace
CC. TL
Newcomb
Alex. Castle
Pied Hofwenn
B. Ke Bushee
J. Dobell
Big Sprite
Vow of Greeley
Lonsmont
Loveland
Port Collins
Cherense
Worther
Yellowstone Highway
Montana
al Tractions
Wybwing
Notice to State Leader Subscribers Awaits Choice of Voters
The notice invites State Leader Subscribers to express their choice of winners to receive a trip to a Pacific exposition. It mentions eight young ladies representing Wyoming and urges voting on a schedule this Saturday. The message references a three year advance subscription and payment details.
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Lade
Wyoming
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