Judge Norton to Speak at Atlas Theater Tonight
Judge Albert D Norton progressive Missouri leader will address the Atlas theater tonight on campaign issues. Norton, former bull moose gubernatorial candidate and Roosevelt ally, recently spoke in Denver praising progressives and criticizing reactionaries who rejoin the Republican party.
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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 Young Bandits
A daring robbery occurred on Carey avenue near seventeenth street. Sam Budner a ten year old gum merchant from Cheyenne was attacked by five boys and robbed of fifteen packages of gum. An officer investigated as witnesses named many suspects and Sam notes a poor welcome to Cheyenne.
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Carey Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Sam Budner
Cheyenne
Sam
Greek Flyers Join Allied Fleet
The entire Greek flying corps has joined the allied fleet in Athens as of Oct 3, bolstering the air forces in the theater.
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Aultes
Athens
Coming Stockmen Convention Mapped for Cheyenne
Industrial club directors discussed plans for the American National Livestock Association convention to be held in Cheyenne next January with a Denver stock show linkage. Fred Hofman reported a Denver conference with T M Tomlinson about dates and preparations. A federal farm bank for Cheyenne was also debated with a plan to assemble evidence and seek backing from officials and the Wyoming delegation.
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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 authorized penalties for false circulation statements by newspapers. If postal fraud is proven, found guilty publications will be barred from the mails.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Darnhart
Indina
Representative Moon
Post Office Committee
House
Post Office
Maila
Girl Refuses to Swear Falsely to Wed
Miss Mary Nelson of Potter Nebraska refuses to swear she is over 21 to obtain a marriage license for John J Treinen of Sidney. Deputy Warlaumont states a license cannot be issued without the bride’s oath. The couple depart without marriage papers as Miss Nelson notes she will be 21 next month.
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Mary Nelson
Potter
Neb
Miss Nelson
John J. Treinen
Sidney
Warlaumont
Treinen
Warlanmont
Warkenmont
Nebraska
Great American Relief Campaign Organized On Behalf of Syrians
The American committee on Armenian and Syrian relief launches a major drive to aid 1 million Armenians and Syrians displaced by conflict. A $5,000,000 fund is sought, with relief days set for October 21 and 22. Disturbing reports from Turkey describe massacres, famine, and refugee suffering across towns like Aleppo, with women and children among the victims.
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Washington
Belgian Relief Commission
American Committee On
Turkey
Persia
Syria
Palestine
Wyoming librarian honored as perpetual VP at state meeting
Mrs H Mason Smith of Cheyenne named perpetual vice president at the Wyoming Library Association's third annual session in Sheridan. Miss Frances Davis re elected president, Miss Mabel Wilkinson and W S Ingham also elected, with reports read from libraries across the state.
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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 endorses Woodrow Wilson in Massachusetts. She urges no change in the administration, praising its record and supporting the incumbent as the nation’s chief servant.
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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 with Six Dead in Cleveland Bridge Disaster
Four bodies recovered and two more believed entangled in wreckage as dozens more injured flood Cleveland hospitals after two streetcars collided on West Third Street Bridge. One car carried forty passengers and the other twenty. the motorman lost control and the vehicle plunged downhill and was crushed upon impact.
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Cleveland, O
West Third Street
Olmstead Promoted to Trainmaster on Union Pacific
D C Olmstead, long time chief clerk in the Wyoming division office, is promoted to trainmaster of the Fifth and Sixth districts with headquarters at Laramie. He succeeds W C Shelver, now trainmaster for the Eighth and Ninth districts from Evanston. Shelver will oversee the Ogden to Green River section. Olmstead will manage the remainder. Olmstead began with Union Pacific over ten years ago, serving as Shoshoni agent and Ogden chief clerk before Cheyenne assignment. Also named is A W Woodruff as assistant superintendent of the Wyoming division under Superintendent Toucey, effective May day, transferred from 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
Myton Utah October 3 an elderly man and two boys salvage ore around the Dyer wine in Uintah mountains thirty five miles from Vernal. Parcel post shipment could net the trip two forty five monthly. The Dwyer ore once rich powered owners to haul to wagons. The mine idle for years now reports say it is found again and will resume large scale operations.
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Myton
Uintah Mountains
Vernal
Dwyer
German Immigrant Chemist Builds Oil Fortune in New York
An article traces the rise of a German born chemist who arrived in 1808 and became Standard Oil’s chief chemist under Johan D. Rockefeller. His ingenuity allegedly helped him accumulate a fortune of 10,000,000, now disclosed by the Herman Frasch estate appraisal in New York.
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New York
Germany
Johan D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Herman Frasch
Colorado Troops to Join Border Contingent at Borden
Washington Oct 3 A number of eastern National Guard organizations are to be sent home as soon as the Michigan contingent can reach the border. The troops to be sent south soon include those of Colorado.
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Washington
Eastern National Guard
Michigan
Colorad
Roosevelt and Taft Share Brief Greeting at Union League Club
In New York on October 4 Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft exchanged a brief cordial greeting at a Union League club reception. Both men spoke briefly, with Hughes delivering remarks on policy and peace. Roosevelt avoided further comments while Taft described their handshake as a polite, gentlemanly exchange amid a charged political atmosphere.
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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
Americans Seek British Permission for Offshore Practice
The American embassy in London was instructed by Secretary Lansing to use its good offices for five athletes Meredith Simpson Loomis Murray and Ward to train ashore in Kirkwall Scotland while their steamer is detained by authorities. The move follows a request from Secretary Rubin of the Amateur Athletic Union to ensure the team remains in condition for races expected in Christiania after arrival.
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York
London
Bew
Etdie Lansing
Meredith
Simpson
Loomis
Murray
Ward
Kirkwall
Scotland
Stebt
Oucar
Amateur Athletic Union
Kutein
Christiania
Allies Postpone Conference to London Next Spring
An interparliamentary conference of the allies planned for Nome in October has been postponed and will be held in London next spring. It is understood the allies will discuss stricter measures to sever central powers from external communications and seek approval for new plans under discussion.
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Get
Nome
London
Die Cuesion
Berlin
Tirpitz
Reechstag
Twe Triplizites
Reichstag
Ernest Hanserman
National Liberty Party
America
Weather Summary for Wyoming City
Unclear report indicates intermittent rain possible Wednesday with cooler air in the south. Thursday is expected to be fair with gradual warming and variable winds.
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Wyoming
Rumors of Balkan and Romanian Front Action Amid Global War News
Reports describe renewed fighting along the Romanian front from Constanza to the Danube and in Dobrudja as Rumanians press against Austro German defenses. Bulgarian withdrawals in Macedonia are noted, while Italian and Greek developments in Albania spark cabinet shifts.
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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 Meet to Discuss School Work Progress
Meetings of the teachers and the board are held this week under Superintendent Ira B. Fee. The sessions focus on school progress so far this year and plans for the future. The first six weeks of the term are nearly over and discussions cover the end of the period.
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Ira B. Fee
Wilson predicted to carry New York over Hughes
Article reports strong Democratic optimism that Woodrow Wilson will win New York by a wide margin over Hughes. It notes coordinated campaigns among Democratic leaders and allies, with support from urban and rural voters, and claims plans to expand outreach across all election districts.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Eluades la
Empire
Ujstaty
New York City
Wilken Plana Tor
Tibela
Chatriman Vance
McCormick
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