French and British Attack On Wide Front In Belgium
Allied dawn assault across a broad front in Belgium and France yields early gains as French and British forces push through barriers near Ypres and along rivers. Prisoners reported taken as forces advance toward Mangelaere and Powelgeppel, with heavy fighting east of Ypres.
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Ane
Belgium
Wesegun
Ypres
Posheck
Hroenheel
Houthoulst Forest
Powleppelie
Mts
Beneta
Paseo
Ypre
Rain postpones third World Series game between White Sox and Giants
Heavy afternoon rain postponed the Chicago White Sox vs New York Giants third World Series game to tomorrow. If necessary a sixth game would be played Monday at the Polo Grounds after Chicago returns. Cicotte was expected to start for Chicago against Sallee of New York with the same batting order.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Holpe
Apeculatore
National Commission
Giants
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Baseball
Cicotte
Sallee
Denver Tears Up Railroad Tracks on Mayor's Order
Denver city manager of improvements W F R Mills ordered the removal of PD and U P railroad tracks along Seventeenth Street in front of Union Station. The work, done by city employees, took four hours after a supreme court ruling affirmed the city’s right to use the street. Attorneys for the railroads planned to appeal to the US Supreme Court.
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Denver
U. P
Seventeenth Street
Union Station
W. F. R. Mills
Supreme Court
Tower Court
United States Supreme Court
Speer
Auto Races at Frontier Park Await Wide Crowd
Cheyenne hopes for a large turnout at Frontier Park this afternoon for auto races and auto polo contests. Races begin at 2 o clock. vehicles had not arrived by last night but are expected on a westbound train. The park is prepared, and fine weather is forecast.
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Cheyenne
Frontier Park
Park
White House Picket Returns to Campaign Stump
Miss Anne Martin, vice chairman of the National Woman's party and her legislative committee, toured Cheyenne en route from Denver to Casper defending the White House pickets. She argued the suffrage cause has kept the issue alive, praised peaceful petition, and maintained women must share in democracy as guaranteed by the bill of rights.
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Anne Martin
National Woman's Party
Cheyenne
Denver
Casper
White House
Washington
Wilson
Occoquan
Martin
Woman's Party
Susan B. Anthony
Congress
District of Columbia
America
Wood
Tidbwil Loramie
Swhey
Rawlins
T David
Douglas WN
Lideks
Mvanston
J. J. Bated
Newcyette
Townsend
Illette
Birwdin
Worlone
Atallen
Laramie
iWherty Loan Committees
Laramie County
Mullen
Almoet
Helen
Navy rushes war ship program under Panies plan
The Navy's wartime ship program includes all types from dreadnoughts to submarine chasers, with six shipyards to build destroyers. Secretary Daniels said several vessels are already in service and rest are rapidly under construction at an estimated cost of 1.15 billion. In Atlantic Port a master reported Italian and American ships repelling German or Austrian submarines with a possible loss of one submarine crew.
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Associated Preas
Washington, DC
Paniels
The
Bunder
Daniels
Gundoy Construction
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Pueblo man shoots self at Mineral Palace Park
J. G. Arnold a 59 year old real estate operator with offices in the Opera house block killed himself at Mineral Palace Park at noon today by shooting himself twice in the temple after a dispute over fly spraying worries.
Teutons Plan New Peace Plea
AMSTERDAM Oct 9 Germany and Austria Hungary will issue another peace offer to the allies the Deutsche Zeitung Berlin says on good authority The plan rejects territorial aggrandizement including Belgium and French land and any monetary indemnity A Vienna dispatch notes a large peace demonstration held by the Christian Socialist party in the town hall on Sunday
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Amsterdam
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Deutsche Zeitung
Berlin
Belgium
Aispatoh
Vienna
Christian Socialist Party
Tighten Censorship Or Foreign Papers
The United States will implement Commerce and communication restrictions under the trading with the enemy act via an executive order after President Wilson’s approval. A post office license will curb foreign language newspapers within ten days and a censorship board will oversee mail cable radio and telegraph. The government will regulate food sectors including meat packers storage, mills, tanners, and grain dealers.
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Wilson
Morleson
Post Office Department
Post Office, War and Navy Departments
Exports Administration
Denne & Buiness
Germany Weakening Belief Grows of War Strain
A Paris based commission cites data from the French general staff showing Germany’s military strength waning for the first time since the war began. It warns Allied forces are ready to press and that German resources are diminishing as Great Britain, France, and the United States unite to mount a decisive push.
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Washington
Germany
Icemans
Armiv
Cal
Emy
England
France
America
Yankees Open Fire on German Lines In Era Scrap
A garbled account says American forces engage German positions, with brief mention of action near a major American base. The text references Major Munna and an area department, indicating battlefield movements and command involvement amid early hostilities.
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San RE Ang
Maxwell Lurras Pesterdas
Torlayy
Staj. Geen
Manis
Thee
Carey
Major Munna
Soldiers Enable Liberty Bond Purchases Under New Plan
War department allows local banks to sell Liberty Bonds to soldiers at 2 percent monthly rate. Fort Russell troops have already subscribed about 500 bonds, with more than 150,900 expected through the drive. Counties across the state except Crook, Weston, and Goshen form committees led by J. W. Lacey to manage the second Liberty loan.
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Fort Russell
War Department
Hinetyris Ween
Crook
Weeton
Goshen
J. W. Lacey
J. Edwaoob
Cody
A. J. Cunningham
Casper
W. A. Muir
Mock Springs
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
Thom Buffalo
C. O Natwick
Wheatland
P. W. Metz
Basin
P. J. Quealy
Memmerer
KR. UH. Waleb
Sheridan
British and French Troops Advance in Flanders Front
Reports from Haig claim complete capture of Poelcapelle and two miles northwest as British forces press toward Flanders. Paris dispatch notes French gains at St Jean de Mangel and Veldhoek with blockhouses, while heavy shelling accompanies a wide advance toward Hontoniat wood and surrounding areas.
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Poelcapelle
Paris
St. Jean de Mangelare
Veldhoek
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Associated Peese
Hellieh
Amrager
Wer
Washington, D. C
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White Sox
U. S. Navy
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Pueblo
Colg
Miseral Park
Teutons
Its
Associatedl Press
Washington, Db
Ims Associated Press
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Laonspon
Field Marshal Haig
Mifle
Stretehine
Pornelbank
Widendreeft
Prinonere
Mreneh
Coeur Fe Opuntia
Hercabotte
Lwang
Unod
Geurmagnis
Tierene
Mangelaore
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