Fatons Hold the Balance of Power in Europe War News
London reports October 6 describe Greece's King Constantine and his brother as pivotal in Europe’s war future. Venizelos resigns under pressure as Germany’s allies push to solidify operations against the Turks and threaten Serbia. Bulgaria mobilizes. Romania shows activity. Britain seeks recruits as 20,000 weekly needed to counter German tyranny. Austro-Hungarian forces mass toward Serbia while Russia reportedly goes on the offensive in multiple sectors. General von Hindenburg is reinforced in the west and Italian advances are noted near Rovareta.
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London
Europe
Balkan
Constantin
Greece
In-Low
Don
Venizelos
Aertin
Vienna
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Rupania
Serbia
Romania
National Committees of Trade Ice
Austroiermans
Teuton
Gentre Mackensen
Dvinesk
Goneal von Hindenburg
DIB
Rovareta
Grecian Representative Addresses International Farm Congress
Denver observers report delegates from Canada Nicaragua Australia Ecuador and more attended the International Farm Congress. Grecian representative Calogeras urged adoption of progressive farming methods as U S agrarian conditions were contrasted with Europe.
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Denver
Colo
Qet
Canada
Sere Micaragua
Australia
Ecuador
MUS
Africa
Germany
China
Belgium
England
Daly Switerland
Creeky
Guatamala
International Farm Congress
Beriy
Snhjeote
Grevee
Entiey States
United States
President Wilson Engaged to Mrs Norman Galt
President Wilson announced his engagement to Mrs Norman Galt of Washington. The wedding date is undecided but likely in December at the bride elects home. Mrs Galt, widow of a former jeweler, is a noted social figure and friend of Margaret Wilson.
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Washington
Wilsom
Norman. Galt
Yay
Mrs. Galt
Margaret Wilson
Helen Howes
Edith Bolling
Wythevile, Va
Cowboy Mayor of Chicago Talks Courage in Obey Visit
William Hale Thompson, Chicago mayor, arrived in Obey with 75 Chicago business leaders and council members aboard a Union Pacific special. He spoke at the Industrial club praising western courage and fault lines between eastern and western leadership.
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William Hale Thompson
Chicago
America
Thompson
Wyoming
Middle West
Bandits Fire Upon U S Red Cross Train in Mexico
J G Weller special agent recounts Red Cross relief train being halted by Carranza troops in northeast Mexico. An 800 strong force fired on the cars with rifles and a machine gun, tearing down a Red Cross flag and threatening execution before a parley led to withdrawal. Remarks hint at possible territorial aggression plans tied to San Diego.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Dpt. G
Red Cros
Mexico
J. G. Weller
Conclova
Sabinaw
Red Cross
Carranza
Mr. Weller
Gringo
San Antonio
Weller
San Diego
United States
Wilson Will Vote For Woman Suffrage In New Jersey
President Wilson announced he would vote for the suffrage amendment in New Jersey on October 19. He said he would vote as a private citizen, not as a party leader, believing the change will benefit the state and that the issue should be settled by the states, not the national government.
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Washington
Wilson
New Jersey
New Jersy
Stiles
Consul General Gaffney Asked to Resign Over War Utterances
American consul general at Munich Thomas Gaffney faces dismissal after partisan comments on the European war. Washington officials warn he must resign despite prior state department cautions. Allegations claim letters to Gaffney from an Irish organization in New York were sent via the Austro Hungarian consulate as German and Austro Hungarian ambassadors protested communications.
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Thomas St. John Gaffney
Munich
Washington
State Department
Gaffney
New York
Chinese conditions similar to Mexico under Diaz regime
Dr Frank J Goodnow arriving from Peking says Chinese conditions resemble Mexico under Diaz. He plans to go to Baltimore to become president of Johns Hopkins University. He advocates China solving its problems by adopting a foreign form of government with a hands off policy.
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San Francisco
China
Mexico
Frank J. Goodnow
Chinese Republic
Peking
Manchuria
Goodnow
Baltimore
John Hopkins University
Runaway Elevated Car Crashes Into Crowd in New York
A fast moving runaway elevated car crashed into a Bay Rider train in New York causing injuries to more than fifty people. Eight were hospitalized as authorities investigated the crash and its cause.
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New York
Bay Rider
Rockefeller Urges Partnership Between Miners and Capital
John D. Rockefeller Jr visited Colorado Fuel and Iron mines at Sunrise Wyoming and urged miners and capital to work together. He spoke of mutual dependence, noting capital provides a place to work and markets while miners supply labor. Rockefeller toured surface workings as blasts uncovered ore and heard Rev. D S McCorkle testify on camp conditions and needed improvements.
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Wyo
Tohn D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company Iron
Tast News
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
D. 8. McCorkle
Industrial Relations Commission
New York
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Bandits Reach Mid Wisconsin After Freight Train Holdups
Two armed bandits fleeing a Milwaukee–St. Paul coast train robbery in Glencoe, Minnesota, have crossed roughly midway through Wisconsin. They robbed a Milwaukee freight crew at New Italian, exchanged fire with police in Portage, then eluded officers at Watertown Junction. One bandit wounded.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Glencoe
Minn
Wisconsin
New Italian
Portage
Watertown Junction
Noted Democratic Woman Head Spokane Delegate Dies
Mrs May Arkwright Hultom, longtime Spokane leader and Democratic delegate to the 1912 Baltimore convention, dies here after more than a year of illness. She was a prominent figure among local women and party circles.
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Spokane
Waah
May Arkwright Hultom
Baltimore
M Hines
Weerather Forecast for Wyoming
Forecasts show a thawed day on Friday with warmer conditions across Wyoming. Expect milder temperatures and light winds as the weekend nears, with no significant precipitation noted in current outlooks.
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Weerather
Wyoming
Cheyenne Citizens Committee Calls for Nonpartisan Local Reform
A public appeal from Cheyenne’s Committee of One Hundred urges nonpartisan city government, calls for candidates for mayor and commissioners, and outlines duties to uphold moral and lawful governance. They seek broad citizen cooperation, filing by October 9, and pledge to inform voters while avoiding endorsements.
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Allo
Cheyenne
King Victor Has Narrow Escape Under Heavy Fire
The king rode forward with troops at the front near Monte Novo amid Austrian artillery. A shell shattered near his halted automobile, injuring his horse and leaving the king unshaken as he demanded another horse and led the assault, shouting Savoy as Austrian positions fell.
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Dpinke
Mary
Get
Victor Mumannel
Blu Suls
Savoy
Monte Novo
Heavy Docket Sets Oct Term for Dis. Court
The Laramie County district court faces a busy Oct term led by Judge W Mentaor with eight criminal cases on the docket. Defendants include Ankis McDonald, Jamous Hyde, Ollie Thompeger, Zeph Anglin, Rudolph Reyes, Narry Le Hivmier, Marcellens Rocquillo, and George Mratzen, with various pleas and trial dates set. A jury is to report Monday at 10 o'clock. list of jurors includes local residents and Cheyenne figures.
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Laramie County
W. ©. Mentaor
Cortrho
Ankis McDonald
Jamous Hyde
Erand
Erand Larceny
Ollie Thompeger
Marcellens Rocquillo
George Mrateten
Guiity Tarry Williean
Clarence Prawley
Jan Llowell
Jack Hiliote
Clement Holliley
Whetady
Hlomer Raventier
Robert
Q. Megee
Chereone
John M. Hae Itam
Maebert
Cheyenne
Harry Tyrone
Ie Holt
Urpouter
Thom Eglert
Carey
Pie
P. Lareos
W. Davin
Warner
Greek Cabinet Resigns Over King’s Refusal to Aid Allies
Athens reports Premier Venizelos and the entire Greek cabinet resign after King Constantine vetoes continued support for Entente policy. The move sparks disorder as talks of a coalition cabinet rise. French troops land at Saloniki and tensions grow over Greece’s stance with Serbia, Bulgaria, and amid fears of clashes with France and Russia.
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Hizeloe
Bulgaria
Germany
Austria
Ventoeloe
Feance
Raglan
Goethals Withdraws Resignation as Governor
Panama Canal officials report that Governor Goethals withdrew his resignation and will remain in Panama indefinitely. The steamer Chilotah carried the news as local services noted the ongoing construction and the need to continue work on the canal project amid concerns about delays.
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Panama
Qet
W. Tivethule
Govermor
Pausomea Canal Cone
Ornoy Goethals
Papama
Pope Aims to Seize Armies in Italy War Crisis
The rome report claims Pope Pius is preparing to move units to secure supplies and pressure belligerents involved in the Ube war. Cautionary dispatch says allied leaders discuss a general truce for Albania Day as tensions rise.
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Rome
Pope Lemediet
Ube
Oferaeae
Agoury
Herlin
Euler
Albania
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