Churchill Defends Admiralty Record Before Commons
London reports Churchill, the most severely blamed British official for Antwerp and Dardanelles reverses, defended his conduct before the House of Commons. He argued the Dardanelles campaign justified the risks despite heavy losses and criticized lack of guidance from Admiral Fisher. He warned of a worse time ahead but said victory over Germany was possible if endurance continued.
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Antwerp
Dardanelles
House of Commons
Churchill
Admiralty
Fisher
Admiral Fisher
Eaid Churchill
Germany
Meon
Tolland
Fay Pleads 10 Prison Fay Pleads 10 Prison
Robert Fay, a self described lieutenant of the German army and head of a bomb making gang, told Knox his life story during a five hour interview. He expressed a desire to plead guilty and accept jail. Authorities say Fay admits guilt to the charges though exact details remain unverified. High diplomatic involvement is rumored but not elaborated.
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New York
Robert Fay
United States
Knox
Fay
An! Fay
Marshall
Wyoming Thanksgiving Proclamation by Gov Kendrick
Governor John B. Kendrick proclaims November 25 1916 as Thanksgiving Day urging statewide observance beyond feasting to prayer and devotion. He calls churches and homes to celebrate the sacred festival and notes gratitude for past year’s blessings and future promises. Partly cloudy in south with rain and snow in the north. warmer by Wednesday.
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John B. Kendrick Yeaterday
Neason
Wyoming
John B. Kendrick
United States
State of
Cheyenne
John DR. Kendrick
Booker T. Washington Funeral Set For Wednesday
Booker T. Washington educator and civil rights leader died yesterday from a nervous breakdown. Plans call for the body to lie in state tomorrow and his funeral to be held Wednesday at Tuskegee Institute with condolences pouring in from across the country.
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Tuskegee, Alw
Booker T. Washington
Washington
Basmett J. Scott Washington
Warriner Logan
Treasuerer
Ainsworth
New York Mayor Mitchel Undergoes Emergency Appendicitis Operation
John Purey Mitchel mayor of New York was rushed to Roosevelt hospital for an urgent appendectomy after persistent symptoms. Doctors decided today that immediate surgery was required to treat the condition.
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New York
John Purey Mitchel
Roosevelt Hospital
Askieg
Denver Juvenile Judge Fined $500 for Contempt
Lindsey, a Denver juvenile judge, was found guilty of contempt of court and fined 500 dollars plus costs by Judge John A. Perry in district court. The fine stemmed from Lindsey’s refusal to disclose what Neal Wright told him about the killing of his father, John A. Wright. A 30 day stay was granted as Lindsey’S counsel seeks Supreme Court review.
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Denver
Cole
North
Fen Bh. Lindsey
John A. Perry
Lindsey
Neal Wright
John A. Wright
Hertha Wright
Perry
C. N. Histon
Lindsay
Tle
Two Plead Guilty to Offenses Before Judge
Joe McLaughlin pleaded guilty in district court to burglarizing the offices of Joseph M Carey Co. A sergeant in the hospital corps at Fort Russell, Jesses 5S Weaver, admitted fraudulently issuing and cashing a check drawn on an officer at the fort. Sentencing awaits Judge W I Ments er.
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Joe McLaughlin
Joseph M. Carey & Co. Jesses
Weaver
Fort Russell
W. I. Mentser
Denver & Rio Grande official passes Cheyenne in special car
General superintendent A. B. Anderson of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad rode through Cheyenne last night in his special car on the Union Pacific line en route to Salt Lake City, where his headquarters are located.
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A. B. Anderson
Denver & Kilo Grande
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Chief McClement Not Resigning Despite Street Rumor
Rumor says Chief W J McClement will resign from the police department to join a railroad firm. Mayor La Pontaine stated no resignation has been sent in, and if true, the city would lose an efficient officer causing general regret.
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W. J. McClement
la Pontaine
McClement
Pot
Labor convention seeks new trial for Jamesh Thllstrom
At the American Federation of Labor convention in San Francisco action was taken to secure a new trial for Jamesh Thillstrom who was sentenced to be shot Friday at Salt Lake City Utah.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Jamesh Thllstrom
Salotake City
Utah
Welsh Outpoints O Leary In 12 Rounds In Winnipeg
Hebtwelght champion of the world Preddy Welsh outpointed Seattle’s Johnny O Leary in twelve rounds at Winnipeg. Welsh controlled the pace with solid boxing and defense earning the decision.
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Johnny O'Leary
Winnipeg
Preddy Welsh
Seattle
Auto Car Crash Injures Four Visitors and Driver
A collision between Lon Davie driving a 2008 Capitol Avenue auto and a tramway car at Nineteenth and Capitol injured four occupants and left Davie with a skull injury. Cochran and Martin suffered bruises as glass flew from the wreck. The group, visiting stock handlers from central state, was en route to the C and B roundhouse after dinner when the crash occurred.
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Lon Davie
Capitol Avenue
Nineteenth
Davie
Davin
David Cochran
Wheathind
John Martin
Douglas
Cochran
Davis
Round House
Iy Davis
Atate
University Instructor to Speak at Presbyterian Church
Minsa Kalshorn, an instructor joining the University of Laramie, will speak at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening November 21. Kalshorn, a new faculty member, will discuss "The Home" as part of the extension course offerings for non attendance.
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Minsa Kalshorn
Presbyterian Church
Misa Kalshorn
University of Laramie
Mien Kalahorn
Greek Threat and Allied Tensions Over Salonika
London reports mounting anxiety as Greece faces entente pressure over troop movements seeking refuge in Salonika. Allied ministers claim Greece must define its stance, while Venizelos hints at political shakeups amid financial strains. Submarine activity and Serbian front developments add to a broader war-zone tension.
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London
Entente gMomere
Karl Kitchoner
Bieet Wale
Dia Futher
Greare
Entente
Salonik
Greece
Végi Arantoot
Constantine
Creece
Mediterranean
Serbia
Nowntalon
Konovo
Italian and Austrian Statements Differ on Ancona Incident
Washington reports differing accounts of the Italian liner Ancona incident. The Italian and Austrian statements contradict about shelling and casualties. U.S. review will assess if American rights were violated and how Vienna’s report aligns with the actions taken at sea.
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Vienna
Iolion
Will
Plans for Big Horn river power and irrigation project
Plans to harness the Big Horn River to generate electricity and irrigate about 100000 acres in southern Montana and northern Wyoming were announced by B Williams, head of the Denver office of the United States reclamation service. The scheme aims to electrify three continental railroads, heat and light towns, and reclaim land, with an enormous dam and a long rail line.
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Big Horn
Wyoming
Montana
Williame
Denver
States Reclamation Service
Bby
Mont
Aiaty Willes
Shuripu
Keokuk
Misaiseippi
Hght
Big Hors
Williamson
Burington
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Tidy transcription of a 1920s Chicago trial note
Fragmented OCR item from a Chicago area page quotes John Burke and a murder inquiry. It hints at Franklin Voorhein a wax stock beaker and a municipal or legal matter tied to a garden district, with unclear dates. The readable portion mentions officials and a possible murder accusation and custody.
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John Burke
Pridwy
Ceder Mapus
Franklin Voorhein
Laws of the Nation Targeted by Internal Plotting Allegations
The article reports alleged coordination by pro-Austrian factions to provoke strikes and disrupt national protection efforts. Officials describe a planned conspiracy tied to protection measures and industrial actions as part of a broader political threat investigation.
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Waliwington
Thor
Metin
Prortius
erMipalls
Enn
Hermosillo Objections Drive Faction Clash in Tomar News
Fragmentary dispatches describe Hermosillo facing objections from both factions amid political churn in Tomar. Reports claim notable opposition figures held after clashes, with tensions centered on the capital’s governance and rival protests.
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear names and garbled text
The readable fragments reference names like Benedets and Pout with disrupted words. Context is missing specifics such as events, dates, or locations, making it impossible to determine a coherent news item or outcome.
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