Wheat Growers Association Urges Wheat Sale Halt
The Wheat Growers' Association of the United States with 70 000 members in Kansas Oklahoma Texas Nebraska and the Dakotas issues a proclamation urging members not to sell any wheat after October 25 until the price rises to three dollars a bushel. The order is signed by national president F McMichael and secretary W H McGreevey.
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Chita
Kanas
Wheat Growers’ Association of United
Assoon
F. McMichael
W. H. McGreevey
Business Men to Hear Trade Talk at Cheyenne High
G W Sully of the Cash Register company will address Cheyenne business men at the high school tonight after a Chamber of Commerce lecture held yesterday.
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Cash Register Company
Cheyenne Business O
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Chamber of Commerce
Defective Fire Truck Sent Back to Makers for Replacement
A defective fire truck was shipped back to its makers with orders to replace it using a machine of greater capacity. The move aims to restore adequate emergency response capability and prevent delays in service.
Mayor Taylor Leads City Fire Drill and Police Test
A city drill last night at 10 involved Mayor Taylor directing a fire department test and police coordination. The exercise aimed to assess readiness and communication between agencies during an emergency scenario.
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Taylor
Taft Comments on Ratification and League of Nations Vision
Vancouver dispatch notes William Howard Taft arriving aboard the Grand Trunk railway arbiter ship and declaring that Warren G. Harding’s ratification stance would shape the league’s acceptance with reservations and elimination of further terms. He frames a path between Taft’s views and the presidency.
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Vancouver
B. C
Warren G. Wing
League of One
Wiliam Howard Taft
The
United
Grand Trunkee Railway
World Series Bulletins From Tribune Leader Wire
Brooklyn and Cleveland meet in the fifth game at Cleveland with a 12 o clock start Cheyenne time. Bulletins will be issued from the Tribune Leader office from noon until a winner is reached. Fans may listen in at Federal street or call phone numbers 1761 1762 or 186 for returns.
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Cheyenne
Cleveland
Tribune-Leader
Wireful
Brooklyn
Federal Street
Haas
Mystery Shrouds Sudden Departure Of Dreadnaught
Reports from Valparaiso Port Angeles and Seattle describe the Mississippi, a pacific fleet superdreadnought, departing hurriedly after harbor visitors were cleared aboard. Officials offered no official reason, with rumors of Valparaiso or San Diego routes amid battle maneuvers.
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Valparaiso
Seattle
Wash
Fort Angeles
Chile
Bremerton Navy Yard
Minstreipp
San Diego
Pacific
Alliances Held Low by Wilson
Will Hays challenged President Wilson's 1914 remarks on foreign alliances. He quoted passages from Wilson suggesting caution about alliances while noting Washington's farewell message. The item implies a continuation on Page 7.
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Wilson
New York
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committees
United States
Hays
America
Ife
Washington
Leviathan Loan Rejected for Ship Worth $12,000
Washington Oct 9 formal rejection of a $6,000,000 loan offer tied to the giant liner Leviathan. The deal would have covered a paltry $3,000,000 payment for the vessel amid questions about the ship’s value and the lender's terms.
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Leviathan
France
Canada
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Paea
Neds
Ren
Battleship Mississippi Early Departure From Port Angeles
Admiral Koonts says the battleship Mississippi will not sail to Valparaiso and likely left Port Angeles at urgent orders from Admiral Rodman, commander of the Pacific fleet. The statement clarifies the ship’s movements and the local harbor significance.
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Washington
Port Angeles
Wash
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Valparaiso
Chile
Admiral Rodman
Admiral Koonts
Naval Operations
Kansas Court Finds I C C Error In Freight Rate Calculations
A Kansas court rules the Interstate Commerce Commission erred by about 192.9 million dollars in its movement to raise freight rates. The decision challenges regulatory methodology affecting railroad charges and intra state tariffs.
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Topeka
Kan
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Kansas Intrata
Kansas Court
Trains Crash in France Kills Thirty
Paris dispatch reports the Paris Nantes express collided with a freight train in Lavitia. At least thirty people were killed and about fifty injured as spectators and rescue crews worked at the scene.
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Paris
LaVitia
Harding Lays Out Oil Policy Critique of Wilson Again
Senator Harding told Oklahoma voters that Wilson era idealism ignores rising foreign control of petroleum resources. He warned Britain already dominates oil in several regions and urged the United States to protect material well being behind American promoters. He questioned the covenant and American commitment in a mid campaign speech in Oklahoma City.
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Iszoma City
Wilson
Harding
Oklahoma
United States
Wieselnaies
Chief Embery Returns From Vacation Amid Baggage Mixup
Police leader Charles F. Embry known as Chief Embrey accompanied by Mrs. Embrey returns from a vacation. A baggage mixup at the depot leads to a scene as he selects his own trunk and an extra suitcase without proper claim checks amid train time pressures.
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Charles F. Emberg
Chief Embery
Lithuanians and Poles Clash in Battle Near Vilna
A Lithuanian official report says Lithuanians and Poles fought from yesterday into last night sixteen miles south of Vilna with heavy losses on both sides. The statement, dated Vilna today, notes the action as part of ongoing hostilities.
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Riga
Associated Press
Vilna
Agda
Cox Campaign Fires at Roosevelts in Indiana Rally
In Erre Haut, Indiana, October 8 Governor Cox held four speeches concluding with a mass meeting attacking Senator Harding and Theodore Roosevelt. He defended the league, accused Roosevelt of misstatement, and urged disclosure of constitutional fundamentals while denouncing the senatorial oligarchy and Lodge.
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Ind
Cox
Desa Moines
Harding
League
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Cor
Roosevelt
Blag
Lloyd George denounces Irish killings amid warning
In Arnarvon Wales Premier Lloyd George denounces Sinn Fein killings as murder not war and calls for stern methods to restore order. He notes 109 policemen shot, argues government must curb terrorism to prevent anarchy and ensure welfare for the country. He cites Arthur Griffith and Sinn Fein founders in remarks.
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Arnarvon
Wales
Lloyd George
Ireland
Ave
Sinn Fenners
Arthur Griffith
Nationalist candidate explains Colorado senate bid shift
Enver notes he refused the Democratic nomination then agreed to run as a Nationalist for state senate. He cites the lack of clear issues and criticizes both parties for masking convictions. The statement says party lines are loose and public interest wanes under soothing rhetoric.
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Enver
Tin
Charlies
Thomas
Colorado
League of Nations
Treaty of Peace
Japanese Ambassador Ishii Comment on California Land Question
Viscount Ishii the new Japanese ambassador to France says the California land question should be calmly considered by jaw envoys. He notes exchanges are progressing between Secretary Colby and Tokio in shaping Japanese American relations.
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Paris
Viscount Ishii
France
Journal Des de Bais
California
Colby
iTokio
Wooden Fleet May Be Sold to Foreign Buyers Says Board
Washington officials say the Shipping Board is weighing sale of the emergency-built wooden fleet to foreign buyers. Action likely deferred until the new Merchant Marine act board is appointed by President Wilson. The fleet totals about 225 ships and over 1,000,000 deadweight tons with only a few offers, the best near 28 dollars per ton, leaving foreign disposal as the remaining option.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Wilson
Merchant Marine Act
Gray's Monument Offered at Auction in England
The monument to poet Thomas Gray near Stoke Poges churchyard failed to attract a bid at auction. The inscribed stone features verses from the Elegy and the monument, a parcoeneees, was erected in 799.
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Slough
England
Thomas Gray
Stoke Poges
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Sees Unsettled Weekend Rain Likely
Unsettled Sunday with probable rain in the north and west portions and cooler temperatures. Monday remains unsettled with cooler conditions pushing into the east portion of the state.
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Wereather
Wyoming
Brooklyn mob roped a suspect facing alleged assault
New York October 9 Nathan Mathias was saved from lynching by a furious Brooklyn crowd after Rose Weiss 14 accused him of attempting to assault her. Police arrived and a noose hung from a telegraph pole. Mathias was taken by car to arraignment and held without bail for further consideration.
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Nathan Mathias
Brooklyn
Rose Weiss
Mathias
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