Bulgars Break Turkish Lines Near Constantinople In Prolonged Battle
Dispatches from London report fierce fighting outside Constantinople as Bulgarian forces pierce Turkish lines near Adrianople and at Cartaltepe and Papartepe. Commanders push for siege artillery while great powers seek caution to avoid wider war.
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Austria-Hungary
Italy
France
Great Britain
Russia
Austria
Servia
European powers seek Balkan armistice plan for Turkey
London dispatch reports European powers, urged by Turkey, plan to sound the Balkan allies for an armistice. Bulgaria is unlikely to agree until the clash along the Tchatalja lines before Constantinople concludes, the major maneuver awaiting completion.
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London
Turkey
Balkan
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Society Women as Witnesses in Hansen Trial
A $10,000 damage suit filed by O. B. Shellborn against A. P. Hansen, U S surveyor general for Wyoming, may not be tried until the December session. Shellborn alleges Hansen attacked him after a bridge party, with a young woman present, who was allegedly staying at Hansen’s residence. several prominent society women summoned to testify.
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O. BE. Shellborn
A. P. Hansen
United States
Wyoming
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Shellborn
Hansen
Tia
Roosevelt praises Progressive work in signed statement
Theodore Roosevelt issues a signed statement praising the Progressive party after the 1912 election. He credits the movement for substantial early gains, notes it was not a one man effort, and pledges continued support to enact all platform planks into law. The message frames progressivism as a lasting force in American governance.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
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Chiemgo Inal
New
Politica
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Anklet Bracelet Sparked Street-Side Sensation at St. Louis Church
Miss Adeline Grittman drew hundreds of churchgoers as she walked to a drug store at Union and Delmar in a vivid ankle bracelet and rings display. After shopping she returned home on Delmar boulevard and recalled a New York party where a similar bracelet led to a man offering matching gifts.
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Adeline Grittman
Union and
Delmar
Mine Grittman
Delmar Boulevard
New York
St. Louisa
Morris Knocks Out Keating in Second Round
Carl Morris defeated Canadian heavyweight champion Jack Keating in Atlanta in the second round. Three right uppercuts felled Keating for a nine count before a body shot ended the bout.
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Atlanta
Carl Morris
Jack Keating
Keating
Roosevelt Narrowly Leads in California Late Returns
Roosevelt briefly lost his plurality in California for about thirty minutes before regaining it as more official returns arrived. He led Wilson by ten votes when he reemerged atop the tally, after Wilson had been as much as fifteen votes ahead for a period. Four of five remaining precincts were expected to favor Wilson.
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San Francisco
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Roosevelt
California
Wilson
Weather forecast for Wyoming and surrounding region
Weather summary from The Weather Washington reports fair conditions in the southern portion for Wednesday and Thursday with rain in the north. A colder push is not indicated and temperatures are not listed.
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Warner
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Escaped Wyo Convict Captured in Minnesota
John Small, captured by Minneapolis police, says he is one of the Wyoming penitentiary escapees. Authorities in Rawlins warn the name may be an alias as records do not confirm his identity.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John Small
Wyoming Penitentiary
Rawlins
Wyo
Navy
Soldier Who Manufactured Money Sentenced or Freed
The United States case against Joyner Meigh, a former corporal stationed at Cheyenne, centers on his six month scheme to alter denominations of paper money. Federal agents led by Newland K. Goddard testified that Joyner, arrested in Sheridan, Wyoming, produced about forty dollars in falsified notes before his capture. The weaponized notes and Joyner’s testimony reveal motive tied to army exit and disillusionment with military life. The penalty for counterfeiting ranges up to ten thousand dollars, fifteen years, or both.
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Goddard
Denver
Cheyenne
Mardrick
Wyoming
San Dim
Sheridan
Secret Service
Industrial Club Plans Smoker in Honor of Gen Edwards
Cheyenne Industrial Club directors voted to host a smoker and informal entertainment for General Clarence Edwards new Fort D. A. Russell commander. Awaiting his availability to pick a date, the event will honor the general who recently arrived, seeking to strengthen ties between garrison officers and Cheyenne business leaders. General Edwards has impressed locals with his approachable manner and openness to ideas.
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Cheyenne
Clarence Edwards
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D. A. Russell
Fourth Field Artillery
General Edwards
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Renewal of Cabinet Discussion on Democratic Plans for Wilson Era
WALLINGTON NOV 12 The Democratic program for Congress to be convened by President elect Wilson includes: tax reform with an income tax, tariff repeal, stronger anti trust penalties, and a Democratic revision of the financial system. Judge Henry, a leading ally of Wilson, stresses defining what a trust is and making penalties more severe. He criticizes Aldrich-Vreeland reform and predicts Republican and some Democrat support will fail.
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Woodrow Wilson
Robert L. Henry
Hose Committee On
Henry
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Dr. Wilson
Supreme Court
Aldrich-Vreeland
Cabinet redesign hints in Wilson administration
Washington dispatch notes renewed cabinet discussions as Democratic lawmakers return. The piece lists possible White House appointments including Bryan, Senator O'Garyman, Senator Gardner of Maine, Congressman Burleson of Texas, Willia J. Moore, Joseph Daniela and William F. McCombs with states and roles loosely suggested.
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New York
New England
Ohio
Middle Western
Pacific
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O'Garyman
Gardner
Maine
Burleson
Texas
Willia J. Moore
Weather Bureau
Joseph Daniela
William FP. McCombs
Live stock shipments from Wyoming heavy this year
Wyoming cattle shipments to Omaha and eastern markets were described as very heavy by Assistant Superintendent Oldstead of the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific. He said stock cars were in high demand, contracts were fulfilled, and trains moved cattle quickly to meet markets, with Colorado & Southern also busy transporting Wyoming products.
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