UP Shakeup in Wyoming Division Led by Bell Arrival
Rumors of a Union Pacific leadership change prove true as H L Bell of Ogden sails to Cheyenne to become Wyoming division superintendent replacing Samuel R Toucey. H P Needham will join as chief clerk with Alfred Rutherglen as chief assistant. N C Williams arrives as new train master. Toucey takes leave, others reassigned, freight movement now a top issue.
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Union Pacific
H. L. Bell
Ogden
Cheyenne
Samuel R. Toucey
Wyoming
H. P. Needham
A. F. Vickrey
Colorado
Denver
Poewtello
Idaho
Alfred Ruth
Toucey
Southern Pacific
Ogden Union Railway Depot Company
N. C. Williams
Huaster
Laravie
Clark Gains in Maverick Vote May Tilt Wyoming Race
In a statewide maverick ballot, Jack Clark led Mondell 40 to 19 in Laramie County and 38 to 10 in Carbon County. Analysts caution official returns may shift margins and could propel Clark toward Washington if the split favors Democrats in the House.
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Jack Clark
Laramie
Carbon County
Clark
Mondell
Republican State Committee
Washington
Champ Clark
Laramie County
Wilson
Hughes
Kendrick
Cc. D. Clark
C. D. Clark
Annual W C T U Convention Opens in Indianapolis
The thirty eighth annual National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention opens in Indianapolis with a keynote on federal prohibition. Miss Anna A. Gordon presides as talks by J Frank Hanly Arthur Capper and Anthony Caminetti outline national and state perspectives. A Mothers Hour and multiple department briefs round out the program through November 22.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Anna A. Gordon
Evanston, IL
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Anthony J. Caminetti
Frances Willard
Cabrera Opposes Peace Pact in Mexican Border Talks
Atlantic City reports say Mexican delegate chairman Lusa Cabrera opposed the border control pact, with American members urging him to change his mind to continue the talks. Cabrera gave no details on the agreement or deadlock. In El Paso, Theo dore Hoemuller of Parral and his wife and baby were killed by Villa bandits after ears cut from Carranza soldiers were displayed in a window and an insulting letter circulated. Villa’s forces arrived as officials described the grisly display prompting the killings.
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Atlantic City
N. J
EL Paso
Tex
Theodore Hoemuller
Parral
Chihuahua
Aby
Villa
Hoemiller
Carranza
Herrera
Hoemuller
General Herrera
Freney
Chicago Bank Loans Five Million in Gold to Chinese Republic
The Commercial National Bank of Chicago loaned five million in gold to the Chinese government via minister Wellington Koo. The funds are reported to be credited to China already.
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Chicago Bank
Washington
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Wellington Koo
China
Reserve Officers Training Corps unit added at University of Wyoming
The War Department announced that one of the nine new ROTC units will be established at the University of Wyoming, expanding officer training for the U S reserves. The plan was disclosed in a War Department release issued in Washington.
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University of Wyoming
War Department
Brotherhoods Not 10 Strike Says Trainmen Leader
George H. Sines vice-president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen says a railroad strike remains unlikely despite the Adamson eight hour law. He notes leaders have not approved a strike in response to injunctions and warns if the Supreme Court voids the law the Brotherhoods will revert to prior positions. The piece covers emerging industrial action including a new National Industrial Conference Board representing 8 trillion dollars in capital and 7 million workers and talks of federal wage and strike controls, with Justice Department preparing defenses and possible Supreme Court action.
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New York
George H. Sines
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Supreme Court
National Industrial Conference Board
United Preas
Baltimore
Brotherhoods
Chamber of Commerce of
The
U. S
Chamber
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Dario Resta Wins Vanderbilt Cup in Record Time
Dario Resta captured the eleventh Vanderbilt cup race in Santa Monica California posting a record time of 3 hours 22 minutes 48 seconds with an average speed of 86.90 mph. Cooper finished second and Weilghman third as Ralph DePalta’s previous mark stood two years.
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Santamonica
Cal
Dario Resta
Ralph DePalta
Ao Cooper
Weilghman
Thompson Motor Company Plans New Central Garage
Thompson Motor Company moves to build a modern garage on Central Avenue just south of the Deming Building. Plans by William Dubois call for a two story 44 by 77 foot structure with an electric elevator and space for 75 cars. J M Cusdy has the contract at a cost of about 15000 dollars, with occupancy expected in January and entrances from Seventeenth Street and Central Avenue.
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Thompson Motor Company
Central Avenue
Deming
William Dubois
J. M. Cus
Eady
Ew Thompson Motor Company Gar ‘Ee
Yeming
Wyoming
Pew
Thompson
Ford
Seventeenth Street
Tlmes
The
Securities Company
Fase
Deutschland Cashes for Home Again With One Million in Gold
President Wilson plans to focus on foreign policy and build a larger diplomatic service. The Deutschland arrived November 1 at New London and departed for Bremen early Friday with a reported million dollar shipment of gold aboard. Police and guards watched the quay as preparations signaled the submarine’s likely voyage.
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Deutschland
Washington
Wilson
New London
Conn
New
Bremen
Per
Eaatern Hmorwarding Company
Submayoo
Dewtachland
Builders Discuss U S Merchant Marine Plan
Washington officials and private shipbuilders met to discuss a plan for building fifty three vessels but did not reach any agreement on contracts. Talks will continue for several days.
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GHP
U. S. Mercmant Marine
Washington
Navy
Wyoming Weather Update Sees Warmer Friday Saturday
Pale Friday and Saturday show a rise in temperatures across Wyoming with milder conditions forecast. Forecasters expect daytime highs in the state to edge up while night lows stay cool.
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Wyoming
No More Pictures Ultimatum by Jeanette Rankin
Miss Rankin declares she will not be photographed by moving picture men or press photographers and will not leave her house while they remain on the premises. Cameras linger around her Miss Rankin status stirs controversy in Montana with Republican leaders labeling her publicity a freak. Coal operators accused of breaking contracts will widen the interstate commerce investigation following hearings in Louisville.
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Missoula
Mont
Jeanette Rankin
Woeman
Ahe
Hankin
Louisville
Five Regiments Ordered to Leave Border
The War Department ordered five infantry regiments to return home from the border affecting six thousand troops as part of a broader withdrawal policy. San Antonio officers voiced ignorance of the reason and questioned whether this signals a wider move of state troops taking their place.
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Border
Washington
War Department
San Antonio
Tex
Baseball players on horizon of clash with owners
The National Association of Professional Leagues tabled without comment the players fraternity request at New Orleans, a move that threatens a broad clash with club owners and could have far reaching effects on the game.
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New York
National Association of Professional Leagues
New Orleans
Serbo gain a towns in Macedonia during wartime push
Serbian war office reports breaking the Teutonic line southeast of Monastir and capturing four towns as Austro German forces retreat Romanian countermeasures in Transylvania yield 12000 captured. German attacks continue on the Somme and along the eastern front with heavy fighting across six miles of front and British French gains near Loos.
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Cerna
Macedonia
Serbian War Office
Monastir
Berlin
Transylvania
Putin
Petrograd
Dobrudja
Russia
Galicia
Riga
Vienna
Rome
Ancre
France
London
Sailly
Somme
Loni
Pranco-Haitie
Petu Ly
Loos
Japan Presses Demands in China Stirring Unease
Japanese demands for a immediate settlement of the Chengchiatuan incident spark official unease in China. The four demands and four suggestions include punitive actions against Chinese officers, posting of Japanese police in southern Manchuria and eastern Inner Mongolia, and Japanese advisory roles for Chinese forces. The plan also urges apologies from Chinese officials and compensation for Japanese wounded.
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Prking
Ney
Muteburia
Manchuria
Meom Hayashi
Mongwla
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Mavericks
Carbon
Mendell
Mexico
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U. S. Reserves At State University
National Council of the
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Cassidy
U.S
Serbo Gaina
Macedon
Mikado
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