Judge Norton to Speak at Atlas Theater Tonight
Judge Albert D Norton progressive Missouri leader will address the campaign at the Atlas Theater tonight. Norton, former Republican and Roosevelt ally, spoke Monday in Denver praising progressives and urging turnout amid party infighting over tariff and reform issues.
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Atlas Theater
Albert D. Nortons
Missouri
Roosevelt
Norton
Bull Moose
Denver
Democrats of
Colegrado
Hopkins
Republican Party
Chicago
Matthew Hale
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
Nortoni
Lad of Ten Victim of Bold Hold-up by Bandits
In Cheyenne on Carey avenue near seventeenth street, ten year old gum merchant Sam Budner was attacked by five youths and robbed of fifteen packages of gum. An officer gathered witnesses and many names to identify the culprits while Budner, a new arrival, reflects on the poor reception from local business peers.
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Carey Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Sam Budner
Cheyenne
Sam
Greek fliers join the allied fleet
The entire Greek flying corps has joined the allied fleet. Date noted as October 3 in Athens. The move strengthens air power among allied forces.
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Aultes
Athens
Preparation for National Stockmen Convention in Cheyenne
Industrial club directors discussed plans for the American National Livestock Association convention to be held in Cheyenne next January likely the week of January 20. Fred Hofman reported on Denver talks with T M Tomlinson and a committee will handle preparations. A separate committee will gather evidence to secure a federal farm bank for Cheyenne with support from Wyoming's delegation and the governor.
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American National Livestock Association
Industrial Club
Fred Hofman
Denver
T. M. Tomlinson
Livestock Association
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Newspapers Must Tell Circulation Truth Under Law
Washington reports that Congress approved penalties for falsifying newspaper circulation figures. If fraud is proven, the publication would be barred from the mails after postal investigations.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Darnhart
Indina
Representative Moon
Post Office Committee
House
Post Office
Maila
Girl Refuses to Swear to Get License in Nebraska
Miss Mary Nelson of Potter Nebraska declines to swear she is over 21 to obtain a marriage license for herself and John J Treinen of Sidney. Deputy Warlaumont requires a sworn statement of age, but Nelson says she will not falsely swear even to wed, and the couple leaves without a license.
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Mary Nelson
Potter
Neb
Miss Nelson
John J. Treinen
Sidney
Warlaumont
Treinen
Warlanmont
Warkenmont
Nebraska
Great American relief campaign to aid Syrians
The American committee on Armenian and Syrian relief launched a major drive to raise 5 million dollars to aid an estimated one million destitute Armenians and Syrians scattered across Turkey, Persia, Syria and Palestine. The plan targets 120000 churches for coordination and notes proclaimed relief days October 21 and 22. The report cites extreme suffering including massacres, starvation, and refugees, with accounts from Aleppo and other regions.
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Washington
Belgian Relief Commission
American Committee On
Turkey
Persia
Syria
Palestine
Mrs Mason Smith honored as perpetual vice president
Sheridan Wyoming October 3 Mrs H Mason Smith of Cheyenne named oldest librarian in the state and elected perpetual vice president at the Wyoming Library Association third annual session Miss Frances Davis re elected president Mabel Wilkinson Cody named vice president W S Ingham Laramie secretary The convention drew librarians from across the state and plans for the coming year were outlined
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Sheridan
Wye
H. Mason Smith
Cheyenne
Wyoming Library Association
Frances Davis
Mabel Wilkinson
Cody
W. S. Ingham
Laramie
Woman Educator of Massachusetts Out for Wilson
Mary FE Woolry president of Mt Holyoke College expresses support for Woodrow Wilson in Massachusetts. She joins the Women’s Woodrow Wilson League and endorses the current administration citing steady progress and the need for continuity under the present leader.
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Massachusetts
Wilson
Boston
Mass
Mary FE. Woolry
Mt. Holyoke College
Woodrow Wilson League of Massachuisetts
Republican Party
Eliot
Street Cars Crash Kills Six in Cleveland Bridge Fall
Four bodies recovered and two more believed trapped after a West Third Street bridge collision collapsed the structure. Over forty aboard one car and twenty in the other were involved as the motorman reportedly lost control and the vehicle plummeted downhill. Hospitals treat more than thirty injured.
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Cleveland, O
West Third Street
Olmstead Promoted to Trainmaster on Union Pacific
D C Olmstead longtime chief clerk on the Wyoming division of Union Pacific is promoted to trainmaster of the Fifth and Sixth districts with headquarters at Laramie. He succeeds W C Shelver who moves to trainmaster for the Eighth and Ninth districts based at Evanston. Olmstead will oversee the remainder of the road from Ogden to Green River. Woodruff named assistant superintendent for the Wyoming division under Superintendent Toucey, effective May day, transferring from North Platte in the Nebraska division.
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D. C. Olmstead
Wyoming
Union Pacific
W. C. Shelver
Laramie
Shelver
Olmstead
Evanston
Ogden
Green River
Shoshoni
Cheyenne
Tea
A. W. Woodruff
Toucey
Woodruff
Nebraska Division
North Flatte
Teddy and Taft Make Up at Hughes Reception
In Myton Utah Oct 3 an elderly man and two boys search the Dyer wine ore in the Uintah mountains thirty five miles from Vernal. Parcel post shipments could net about 245 dollars monthly. The Dwyer mine once rich has not been worked years. ore reportedly found again and plans set for resumed large scale operations.
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Myton
Uintah Mountains
Vernal
Dwyer
German chemist's rise to Standard Oil wealth revealed
The appraisal of Herman Frasch's estate in New York uncovers how a poor German chemist who arrived in 1808 rose to chief chemist at Standard Oil and accumulated about 10 million dollars. The story links Johan D. Rockefeller’s interest to the man’s ascent and final fortune.
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New York
Germany
Johan D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Herman Frasch
Colorado Troops to Return From Border Near Borden
Washington reports that several eastern National Guard units will go home once the Michigan contingent reaches the border. Colorado units are among those slated for transfer southward as operations shift.
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Colorado
Borden
Washington
Eastern National Guard
Michigan
Colorad
Roosevelt and Taft Share Formal Greeting at Union League
In New York on October 4 Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft met briefly at a Union League club reception. They exchanged a cordial handshake and exchanged two brief lines while the crowd listened to remarks by Hughes and Root. Roosevelt did not comment further.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Hull Moose
William H. Taft
Wil
Union League Club
Taft
Roosevelt
Fach
Hoowevelt
Hughes
Fliby Root
Teddy
US Athletes Seek British Permission for Practice in York
The American embassy in London will use its influence to allow five athletes Meredith Simpson Loomis Murray and Ward to go ashore at Kirkwall Scotland for practice while their steamer is detained by authorities. The move follows a request from the Amateur Athletic Union secretary Rubion who fears the delay could affect form for races at Christiania.
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York
London
Bew
Etdie Lansing
Meredith
Simpson
Loomis
Murray
Ward
Kirkwall
Scotland
Stebt
Oucar
Amateur Athletic Union
Kutein
Christiania
Allies to Hold Conference in London Next Spring
The interparliamentary conference of the allies, postponed from Nome in October, will be held in London next spring. It is understood allies will discuss stricter measures to cut the central powers off from outside world and seek acquiescence to new plans under the cue sion.
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Get
Nome
London
Die Cuesion
Weather Outlook for Cast Wyoming Weekend
Fragmentary forecast notes rain or showers possible Wednesday with cooler southerly winds. Thursday is expected to be fair with gradual clearing and dipping temperatures later in the period.
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Wyoming
Rain Stalls Somme Operations Across Eastern Front
The report notes heavy fighting on the Romanian and Bulgarian fronts with Rumanians clashing against German forces in Transylvania and Dobrudja. Evacuations of Silistria and Turtukal forts are ordered. Italian and Greek developments appear amid shifting alliances. Returns from Sofia and Athens indicate Bulgarian withdrawals and contested gains as various powers court peace or escalate wartime efforts.
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Vransylvania
Dowradja
Bulgaria
Buchareat
Constanza
Rome
Cristal
von Marken
Wen
Silistria
Turtukal
Dobrudja
Albania
Athens
Arey Castra
Constantine
Venizelos
Ononte
TrnLay
Opt
Pilguilan Mentor
Danube
Dulearia
Desperata
Teachers to Meet and Discuss School Work This Week
Meetings under Superintendent Ira B. Fee involve the erodes and the bikhee to review progress. Plans for the future are discussed as the first weeks of school near completion and a revised plan for the next period is outlined.
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Ira B. Fee
Predict Wilson Victory Over Hughes in New York
New York Oct. Predicted Wilson will carry New York by a large margin. Democratic leaders report strong cooperating lines and active statewide campaign work across election districts.
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Wilson
Hughes
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Eluades la
Empire
Ujstaty
New York City
Wilken Plana Tor
Tibela
Chatriman Vance
McCormick
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