Pope Benedict Misquoted Say Vatican Official
The Observatore Romano, Vatican's official paper, quotes Cardinal Pietro Gasparri denying Benedict XVI was misquoted in a Paris interview. Gasparri says only official pontifical documents reflect papal ideas and condemns sensational newspaper interpretations and alleged letters as private and misrepresented.
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Observatore Romano
Vatican
Pietro Gasparri
Pope Benedict
Louis Latapie
Paris
la Liberte
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Gasparri
Latapie
von Bissing
Belgium
Russians Prepare 11 Stand Against Teutons On Banks of the Bug
Allied dispatches describe a massive Austro German advance in Galicia and along the Bug river as Russian forces retreat from Lemberg toward Stanislau. British press tempered optimism with warnings that Warsaw and rail lines could trigger a broader German west offensive.
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Germany
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Teutons Capture Tomaszow in Poland Advance
Vienna report says Teutonic allies crossed the Galician border in Russian Poland and took Tomaszow after heavy fighting. Russian forces north of Kamionka, 25 miles northeast of Lemberg, were repulsed with great loss. Petrograd notes Grand Duke Nicholas continues retreat along the front toward Galicia.
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Manville trip eyed for Spanish Diggings exploration
I Hartlett of Cheyenne leads a party to Spanish Diggings near Manville Wyoming to survey prehistoric stone quarries. The team aims to determine if government scientific work is planned, noting evidence the site stems from a prehistoric race using hard stone tools.
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Wyo
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America
Battle in the Caucasus Clouded Assault Falls Turkish Forces
Official dispatches report a clouded battle over Ghoidag mountain in the Caucasus. Turkish forces attacked under heavy mist but were repelled as artillery shelled the slopes, leaving more than 1,000 Turkish dead and hundreds wounded.
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Miners Riot in Missouri Near Webb City Joplin
In Webb City Missouri William Abernathy brother of Jack Abernathy Roosevelt’s wolf catcher was shot during a mine strike riot. Four thousand strikers including 1500 who joined today moved toward Joplin to force mine closures amid wage demands tied to ore price rises. Abernathy is hospitalized.
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William Abernathy
Jack Abernathy
Theodore Roosevelt
John Hess
Webb City-Joplin
Joplin
Abernathy
United States
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Lost child 12 sought among gypsy camps near Des Plaines river
Chicago detectives hunt for 12 year old Eugene Pitet of Oak Park missing since Sunday. Police from Elgin Aurora and surrounding jurisdictions join local efforts along the Des Plaines river gypsy camps to aid the search.
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Des Plaines
Elgin
Aurora
Eugene Pitet
Oak Park
Herzog Refuses Trade Offer for Meyers and Brainard
Cincinnati June 29 Manager Charles Hersog of the local National League club announced he refused to consider a trade proposed by New York NL club. The offer would have sent catcher Meyers and outfielder Brainard to New York in exchange for catcher Ivy Wingo.
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New York
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Terras Tornado Strikes Kilia Two Fatalities Reported
Two women killed and many injured as severe wind and hailstorm hit Teboka and nearby areas including north of Big Spring Teh on June 29. Homes were unrooted and extensive damage reported in the storm system.
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Teboka
Highest price for unwashed wool set in Cokeville
Cokeville Wyoming June 29 The highest price ever paid for unwashed western range wool was 29 cents a pound for Frank May’s 50 000 pound clip sold to eastern buyers on Saturday. Simultaneously the Stoner Bros 100 000 pounds Homer Condict 25 000 pounds R Hill 36 000 pounds and Joe Smith 60 000 pounds sold for 27 to 28 1 2 cents per pound.
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Wyo
Frank May
Stoner Bros
Homer Condict
R. Hill
Joe Smith
Cokeville Picks Up Star Valley Mail Contract
New mail route awarded from Cokeville to the Cokeville-Afton Transportation Company. Service starts July 1, with the contract letting announced in Cokeville on Thursday afternoon.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Star Valley
Cokeville-Afton Transportation Company
Carranza Massing Army to Take City
Washington reports from Vera Cruz indicate Carranza is massing troops and expects to seize Mexico City within two or three days. Officials fear food shortages and risk to noncombatants as the capital remains cut off by rail and wire.
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Meyfeo City
Vera Crus
State Department
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Carranza
Mexican magnate released on bond in plot case
José Zozaya a wealthy Mexican was arrested in El Paso charged with conspiring to start a military expedition against a friendly country in violation of U S neutrality. He was released on bond today for a Monday hearing.
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Paso
Texas
Jose Zozaya
United States
Jerome Named Witness In Thaw Trial Reprisals
Former District Attorney William T. Jerome, once Thaw’s nemesis, is called as a witness as the state plans to counter statements Jerome allegedly made. Thaw’s lawyers argued Jerome questioned Thaw’s insanity, while the state seeks to refute those remarks.
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William T. Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
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Jerome
Thaw
Stanford White
White
John B. Stanchfield
Weather for Cheyenne and Vicinity
Fair conditions prevail in Cheyenne and surrounding area with only slight temperature changes expected on Wednesday.
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Cheyenne
Fate of half the world's Jews linked to war
Rabbi Moses J. Gries told the Central Conference of American Rabbis in Charlevoix that one half of world Jewry faces peril from war and persecution. He warned of a new epoch of suffering in eastern Europe and Russia, urging creation of national and international relief agencies as Jews endure continued oppression.
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Europe
Moses J. Gries
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Israel
Rabbi Griea
Helgium
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Poland
Lfe
Hotly Contested Wyoming Race Nearing Final Subscriptions
In a close campaign the State Leader urges swift subscriptions to fund eight Wyoming representatives to the Panama Pacific Exposition. Voters learn the deadline approaches with a vote tally to be released soon and final results by next Tuesday morning.
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Lucby
Wromlug
Wyoming
Panama-Pacific
Carty
MK la Gow
New Revolt in Mexico Seems Certain Despite Action
Washington reports a new and formidable revolt forming in northern Mexico as gunmen, many former federal soldiers under Diaz and Huerta, cross the border. Carranza and Villa factions face intensified danger while Wilson aims to avoid American intervention. Zapatistas in Mexico City prepare to evacuate the capital amid guarding efforts by diplomats.
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Aguae Calientes
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Canada
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Carranha
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Leutenant
State Department
General Angeles
Enrique C. Liorente
Gena
Felix Diaz
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Blanquet
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United States
Ten Prisoners Escape Galveston Jail Row
Ten Black prisoners at Galveston county jail overpowered Warden Meyer during feeding, seized a public safety item, and fled. Two were recaptured later.
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Galveston
Texas
Meyer
Gouin Plant Burned in Incendiary Blaze
Atlantic law June 29. Fire destroyed the Mitellevator building and adjoining small frame structures with a loss of 30,000 dollars. Officials declared the fire incendiary in origin.
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Atlantic
Pire
Mitellevator
Turkey seizes chance for peace as Italy eyes participation
Paris reports Turkey secretly sent feelers to the allies seeking an honorable peace. Italy's possible entry into the campaign against Turkey prompts hope of reconciliation, while Berlin signals admiration for any settlement that preserves German gains.
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Turkey
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Germany
Exposition Leaders Invite Views On Bow and Saturday Winners
Eight young ladies representing the exposition era respond to a call from the Stute Leader and Wyoming officials to choose between Bow and Saturday as winners. The invitation seeks public input ahead of the event slated for an upcoming Saturday at the exposition grounds.
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