Western Front Bloodshed at Lens and Vimy Heights
Paris dispatch reports a massive battle along a front from Lens to Vimy, with British and French forces pressing German lines. Intense bombardment and heavy casualties are described as units are driven back and reformed under furious engagement near Douai.
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Paris
Loos
Bratith
Lons
Vimy
Doual
Artoie
Champagne
Lens
Hragnel
Dave
Wyoming Fair Draws Big Crowds and Notable Exhibits
Douglas Wyoming reports record attendance as Governors day brings large crowds to the fair. Dry farming displays impress visitors while Erle Smiley praises the poultry exhibit with 650 birds across 105 varieties. Local exhibitors and concessionaires note strong support and a vibrant, diverse fair atmosphere.
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Ty Warren J. Dull
Douclas
Wyo
Falr
Wyoming
Ming
Erle Smiley
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Canada
Smiley
Douglas
Rawlins Editor Begins Duties as Register
W. Reid, editor of Carbon County Journal, starts duties as register of the United States land office, succeeding W. B. Chaplin. Reid says Rawlins is in excellent financial shape and reports a prosperous community with strong cattle and winter range conditions noted by locals.
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W. Reid
Carbon County Journal
Register of United States Land Office
W. BE. Chaplin
Reid
Chaplin
Breals
Diclin
Representa
Eld
Rawlins
Conshon
Me Rusinas Delays Arlecrams in France in New York
An unclear note from a newspaper fragment mentions delays and notices related to France and a potential indefinite situation. The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide clear names, dates, or actions.
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Arlecrams
France
Kansas City Chosen for 1910 G A R Encampment
Kansas City was selected for the 1910 Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Thousands of veterans and families arrived at the White House as plans for a reception with President Wilson caused a rush of handshakes. Five thousand old soldiers and wives toured the East Room and greeted the president.
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Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Grand Army of the Republic
White House
Wilson
Dumba Says He Will Leave U S Tuesday
Dr Consantine T Dumbia recalled as Austro Hungarian ambassador arrived in New York from Lennox Maas with his wife a friend and two servants and admitted he would sail from New York on Tuesday.
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New York
Consantine T. Dumbia
Lennox
Maas
Tragedy at Cedar Rapids Country Club Leaves Man Dead
In Cedar Rapids Iowa Sept 59 Joseph Lesinger a club employee shot himself after leaving the dining room where guests were dining at the De Mapids Country Club. He was found unconscious in a ravine and died at a hospital. His estranged wife had filed divorce proceedings recently.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
de Mapids
Joseph Lesinger
Lesinger
Locud
Greece and Bulgaria mobilize as war threat rises
Despatches from Sofia report Crown Prince Boris set to lead Bulgarian mobilization after a mobilization order. Greece responds by also mobilizing under fear of Bulgarian aims to seize Macedonia, a disputed land among Balkan nations. King Constantine of Greece is expected to command Greek forces.
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Greaka
Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Constantin
Greece
Bilige
Pulgaria
Macedonia
Noted Wyoming Orators Hold Fair Crowds in Review
Douglas Wyoming fair crowds pack the grounds as 4 000 attend. Speakers include Judge Charles E Winter Governor John B Kendrick and Senator CC U Clark with Navy League backing. Addresses urge naval buildup and a trained Wyoming volunteer force for peace and defense. Continued on Page Four.
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Wyoming
Charles E. Winter
Casper
John B. Kendrick
Garman
Wyoming National Guards
Jast
Army
Kendrick
Beonator CC
U. Clark
Navy League
Frank W. Mondell
Panama
Linwatian Islands
Joseph M. Carey
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Wyton
Mra
Senator
Dd, Cherk
Vanston
Mon
J. M. Carey
Mewes Layt
Tiunewa
Dildine
Kinkead
Warren Blehard
Clarence Richardean
A Nye Bon
Two Score of Lives Taken by Hurricane
Hurricane last sight left New Orleans area shaken with extensive property damage along the coast. At Frenter Louisiana eight whites and seventeen negros drowned as Lake Pontchartrain waters surged into streets. Two children died at Pascagoula Mississippi when a house collapsed. Two men electrocuted by scattered wires. Coastal towns flooded with deaths reported from isolated sections.
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Mobile
Ala
New Orleana
Cutles
Frenter
Lake Pontchart
Shaw
Pascagoule
Mica
Hillstori m 15 Given Reprieve Until Oct 16
Salt Lake shows Governor grants reprieve for William Hillstori m 15 until October 16 after president request. The case concerns a murder sentence of a grocer identified as G Morrison with an investigation ordered before the new date.
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Hillstorim
Salt Lake
Utah
Witeon
William Sprytouiaht
William Hilletrom
G. Morrison
Pry
Weather Forecast for Cheyenne and Vicinity
Cloudy conditions expected in Cheyenne and vicinity on Friday and Saturday. Cooler temperatures forecast for Friday night and into Saturday with a drop in overall conditions.
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Cheyenne
Drowned 24 in Louisiana train wreck report
A report from the Yazoo Mississippi Valley railroad notes 24 people were drowned at Prentier Louisiana during a disaster. The count includes seventeen negroes and others among the dead with about twenty four injured in the incident cited by the Memphis TIga newspaper.
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Memphis
Tegna
Boot
Prentier
American Bandits Arrested by Mexican Forces
Five Mexican and American bandits were captured on the Mexican side of the river by Brig. Gen. Nafarrate commander at Matamoros. One bandit was wounded in the action reported at night.
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Rownaville
Tor
En. BP. Nafarrate
Carranes
Matamorum
Patrols to pursue bandits with wireless aid arrives
From Mission Texas comes news that US Signal Corps unit DB joins the border patrol on the Lower Rio Grande. Portable wireless sets and interpretive gear are deployed, boosting the effort to track raiders in the Brownsville district.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Mission
United States Signal Corps
Teves City
Rio Ranche
He Hrowneville
Poule
Budget Passes Amid Free Trade Debate in Commons
In London the budget proposal moved by Reginald McKeown, chancellor of the exchequer, won approval after a divided vote. Premier Acworth clashed with free traders over proposed import duties and fiscal measures during the session.
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London
Wight
Reginald McKeona
Acwulth
Seven killed as wild gale sweeps New Orleans
New Orleans reports seven deaths and extensive damage from yesterday’s storm. Officials estimate two million dollars in property losses and about 160 injured as buildings collapse and signs fall. The hurricane raged for hours with winds over 60 mph, a barometer reading near 28.11, and widespread debris blocking streets.
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New Orleans
Iife
Sheridan County Girl Tops Potato Growing Contest
In Sheridan Wyoming on September 30, 1910, 10 year old Mise Kin Burkhart won the girls and boys gardening contest with an eighth of an acre yielding five hundredweight and bushels per acre. The prize advances her to the state fair in Douglas. County sericulture agent S. M. Pulled and state leader Ivan L. Hotean plan to expand county wide 4H style work including pies, vegetables, and gardening contests next year.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Tom Bushels
Mise Kin Burkhart
J. T. Burkhart
Hig Goose
Douglas
Burkhart
Tocal
Fawe
Ig Horn
John Peluetier
Migthors
Gouverner Skinner
Sushole
Nowemia Neeves
Laur Nepvee
Patate
W. J. Wallese
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Aslon
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Galver
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