Bulgaria Must Choose Now For Alliance Or Neutrality
London reports Bulgaria must decide by 2 pm whether to ally openly with the central powers and Turkey or remain neutral. The crisis grows as Russian Black Sea ships loom near Varna and Allied troops land at Salonika. Public opinion splits over King Ferdinand and Radoslavoff's path while Bulgarian forces mass on the Serbian border.
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London
Bulgaria
Rusia
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Balkans
Blackea
Varna
Saloniki
Sellenle
Hotensollern
French
Berlin
Ferdinand
Radoslavoff
Serbia
Golovats
Elget
Bofja
Greece
Ramana
Arizona militia d ent to quell strike rioters
Arizona militia sent to Clifton to quell strike rioters as unrest spreads in the territory. Governor George W. Hunt ordered state forces to restore order amid labor tensions and reported appeal for calm.
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Arizona
DENT
PHOEN
Avis
Toute
Clifton
Minin
George W. F. Hunt
1915 Wyoming State Fair Promises Next Year’s Bigger Show
Douglas Wyoming October 4 1915 The 1915 Wyoming State fair has ended its exhibits yet the writer declares the fair is really just beginning Wyoming is growing crowds will be larger and exhibits bigger in 1916 with barns stables and orchards bearing witness to the past week’s success He asserts the half has never yet been told about Wyoming’s potential and the fair’s impact.
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Warren I. Dull
Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Union
Miss Willard
Legislaon
Wells Andrews
Chicago Daily News
Patchis
Michigan
Mascachucetta
Drumkarde
Pennsylvanie
New Jewish Synagogue Begun in Cheyenne
The Mount Einal congregation of Cheyenne builds the state’s only Jewish synagogue at Twentieth and Pioneer. The two story brick edifice has completed excavation and will start foundation work, with corner stone laying planned within two weeks and dedicatory ceremonies being arranged.
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Mount Einal
Cheyenne
Twentieth and
Pioneer Avenue
Eight Thousand Electrical Workers Strike for Eight-Hour Day
More than eight thousand workers at General Sites company plant walk out seeking an eight-hour day instead of ten. Union leaders say every union man will be out by tomorrow night, signaling a general strike with no expected compromise.
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N.Y
General Sites Company
Weather Outlook for Wyoming This Week
A brief forecast notes fair weather with rising temperatures in Wyoming through Tuesday and continued warmth into Wednesday. Highs are expected to climb, with light winds and dry conditions shaping the middle of the week.
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Wyoming
Wilson Won’t Call Extra Senate Session
President Wilson has decided not to call a special session of the Senate before Congress reconvenes in regular session. He intends to pursue changes to Senate rules instead, aiming to set new limits.
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Wilson
Senate
Washington
New Waships Planned to Be the Biggest Afloat
Washington reports a plan for spare battle cruisers larger than any afloat. Each vessel would carry eighteen guns and cost about eighteen million dollars, with speeds near forty miles an hour by train. The program follows WWI expansion through a broader navy rebuilding effort.
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Congress
Wilson
Daniele
Madwett
General Board
Sais
Daniiela
Half Billion War Loan Over-Subscribed in New York
The Anglo French half billion dollar war loan is over-subscribed with about fifty million more than needed. John D Rockefeller and William Rockefeller each subscribed with ten million and a large portion will go to individual investors. New England is expected to absorb four fifths, with similar interest from western and southern states. Talks of another large credit line circulate on Wall Street for next year.
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New York
John Db
Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
New England
Wall Street
Vention
Aew
Temporiner League
Methodiet Hylecosmt
United States
Fanore
Bates Collegiate
Lumet
Debate Notation Suggests Walling Watt Favored
Fragmentary text notes a debate with an opinion that Walling Watt is favored, mentioning Dotember as a date or term. The readable portion hints at partisan leaning but lacks full context or names.
Wyoming W C T U Convention in Laramie Promotes Prohibition
Delegates gather for the thirty-second Wyoming W C T U convention in Laramie with Dr Ellen J Wetlaufer delivering the annual address. The narrative recalls past milestones, urges education and organization, and cites legislative setbacks for prohibition.
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Wyoming Wotton'’s Christian Union
Laramie
Ellen J. Wetlaufer
Dr. Wetlaufer
Worming
State University
Colorado miners vote on Rockefeller industrial plan
Colorado Wuel & Tron directors accept the Rockefeller industrial plan. Miners begin a referendum vote today across seven camps. five camps report four for and one against, with no camp yet holding a majority against the plan. Governor Carlson denies ordering dismissal of strike charges and says no decision on attorney general actions. Rockefeller party plans to Sunrise, Wyoming, for discussions on the plan.
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Denver
Colo
Oet
Colorado Wuel & Tron Company
Rockefeller Industrial Plan
John T. Hockefeller, Jr
Hockefeller
Sunrise
Wyo
Carluone
Rockefeller Tylay
Carlson
Diemins
Roclkefeller
Supreme Court of State Opens October Term
The Wyoming supreme court opened its October term with two new admitted lawyers, a Colorado attorney admitted for one case, and several motions heard or set for hearing. Admissions included Marvey Eilaworth Lonabaugh of Sheridan and Leonphi Mont Fralger of Laramie.
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Wyoming Supreme Court
Storneye
Colorado
Supreme Court
Marvey Eilaworth Lonabaugh
Sheridan
Leon Phimont Fralger
Laramie
Lonabaugh Ie
B. R. Lonatwaeb
Wiliam J. Miles
Wi.bremne
Hjorth
Wroming Gsartit
Royal Insurance Company
Falkoer Linniber Company
District Court
Olver
Edwards
Mdgar i Poort
Dinwiee Wie
Optotor
Pioneer Canal Company
Ageioel Arthur
Sina
Untitled fragment about New Orleans era disaster aftermath
An OCR fragment discusses a devastated area and a decade of worsening conditions. Mentions New and a regional focus in Louisiana with local concerns. The readable parts reference a period of decline and ongoing hardship without clear dates or entities.
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