Pope Never Said Words Says Paper Rome
The Observatore Romano, Vatican's official organ, prints Cardinal Pietro Gasparri's denial of a misquote attributed to Pope Benedict. He condemns sensational headlines and says official pontifical documents must reflect the pope’s ideas, not newspapers' misinterpretations. Latapie is accused of inventing grave assertions about a private letter to Prince von Buelow being treated as an official document.
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Belgium
Russians Prepare 11 Stand on Banks of the Bug
Russian forces, retreating from Lemberg, face Austro German advances along a 250 mile front from Galicia to the Bug river. Berlin reports progress as British and French observers fear Warsaw loss and a new western German drive.
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Teutons Capture Tomaszow in Polish Front Advance
VIENNA reports Teutonic allies crossed into Russian Poland and seized Tomaszow after heavy fighting. A dated official bulletin notes strong Russian forces north of Kamionka, 25 miles northeast of Lemberg, were repulsed with heavy losses. PETROGRAD reports Grand Duke Nicholas gradually withdrawing his armies in Galicia eastward.
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Manville trip eyed for Spanish Diggings study
I Hartlett of Cheyenne leads a party of scientists to Spanish Diggings near Manville Wyoming for exploratory research into prehistoric stone quarries. The team aims to study ancient tools and the site’s connection to a likely stone age culture and early American history.
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Battle in the clouds defeats Turkish forces on Caucasus
Petrograd reports a high mountain engagement over Ghoidag in the Caucasus. Turkish attacks under heavy mists failed as Russian artillery struck down 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 Theodore Roosevelt's famed wolf catcher was shot during a miner riot in the Webb City Joplin district. About 4000 strikers including 1500 new joiners marched toward Joplin seeking mine closures and wage increases amid rising ore prices. Abernathy is hospitalized as fear grows for foreign and Black workers who have not quit.
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Lost Child 12 Sought Amid Gypsy Camps Near Elgin
Detectives hunted gypsy camps along the Des Plaines river near Elgin and Aurora for 12 year old Eugene Pitet of Oak Park missing since Sunday. Police of surrounding municipalities were asked to aid in the search.
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Herzog Refuses Trade Offer Involves Meyers and Wingo
Cincinnati June 29 manager Charles Hersog of the local National League team said he declined an offer from New York to trade catcher Meyers and outfielder Brainard for catcher Ivy Wingo.
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Terras Tornado Kilia Two Dead In Big Spring
Two women killed and many injured as a tornado hits Teboka and areas north of Big Spring on June 29. Severe winds unrooted houses and caused extensive damage as residents describe the storm's devastation.
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Highest price paid for unwashed wool in Wyoming sale
Cokeville flockmaster Frank May sold 50 000 pounds of unwashed western range wool to eastern buyers for 29 cents a pound, the highest price ever paid. Simultaneously Stoner Bros sold 100 000 pounds, Homer Condict 25 000 pounds, R. Hill 36 000 pounds, and Joe Smith 60 000 pounds at 27 to 28 1/2 cents per pound.
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Joe Smith
Cokeville award lets Star Valley mail route start July 1
Cokeville Wyoming June 29 The mail contract for Star Valley was awarded from Cokeville to the Cokeville Afton Transportation Company and the new service will begin on July 1.
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Carranza Massing Army to Take City
Washington reports Carranza is massing troops and aims to seize Mexico City within two or three days. Consular officials note the city is cut off by rail and wire, with food shortages and risk of new military operations. Non-combatants are to be protected.
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Mexican magnate released on bond in plot to invade
Jose Zozaya a wealthy Mexican arrested in PL Paso Texas charged with conspiracy to start a military expedition against a friendly nation in violation of US neutrality was released on bond today to await hearing Monday The case continues on Page Six
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Jerome, Old Nemesis of Thaw Called Witness in Trial
Former District Attorney William T. Jerome, longtime opponent of Harry K. Thaw, is summoned as a witness. Prosecutors aim to counter statements Jerome allegedly made that questioned Thaw's insanity and link to the Stanford White killing. Stanchfield, Thaw's lead attorney, cited Jerome's remarks in court strategy.
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Cheyenne Area Weather Forecast
Fair conditions prevail in Cheyenne and vicinity with a slight fluctuation in temperatures on Wednesday.
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Fate of half the world’s Jews weighed by war
Rabbi Moses J. Gries told the 26th convention in Charlevoix that the fate of half the world’s Jews hangs in the balance due to the European conflict. He cited persecution in Galicia Poland Germany Austria and Russia and warned that Jews face ongoing misery without organized relief or rights.
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Contested Wyoming race nears end in Pan- Pacific drive
In a heated final push, eight young women compete for Wyoming’s Pan American exposition seats through the State Leader subscription drive. With three days left, voters are urged to fund supporters and boost final counts as names and vote values shape the selected eight to represent Wyoming.
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Wromlug
Wyoming
Panama-Pacific
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MK la Gow
New Revolt in Mexico Appears Likely Despite Action
Washington reports a new and formidable revolt in northern Mexico seems certain as professional gun men cross the border to join a planned movement against Carranza. Violence in Mexico City and reinforced Carranza lines raise fears of a broader conflict affecting U.S. hopes for stable governance without intervention.
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Ten Prisoners Defeat Warden and Escape in Galveston
Ten Black prisoners at the Galveston county jail overpowered Keeper Meyer during a feeding, grabbed his public safety item, and escaped. Two were later recaptured.
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Meyer
Burnett Plant Incendiary Fire Destroys Building
Atlantic June 29. Fire at the Mitellevator building and surrounding frame structures caused about 30,000 in losses. Officials declare the blaze incendiary in origin, with authorities investigating the suspicious fire at the plant.
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Turkey Seeks Peace With Allies As Italy Moves
Paris June 29 A Turkish note indicates secret peace feelers to the Allies within the last day. Italy’s possible entry against Turkey prompts the move as Turkey warns war may resume if Dardanelles access is not opened. Germany seeks restoration of territory and exit from the war, while Italy’s stance heightens Turkish concern over military data Italy previously obtained.
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Exposition judges invite eight contenders for winner line
Eight young ladies from the exposition era are invited to express their choice of winners between Bow and Saturday. The event is hosted by the Stute Leader and Wyoming authorities at the exposition grounds, with selections announced at Up.
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