Wilson Club of Women Is Formed in Cheyenne
An enthusiastic meeting at Mrs. Gibson Clark home organized a Woodrow Wilson club in Cheyenne with Mrs. Clark elected president and officers named. Members pledged active campaigning for Wilson Kendrick and Clark, while some Republican women joined to support peace over war and back Wilson.
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Gibson Clark
Seventeenth
Woodrow Wilson Club
B. H. Sinclair
Thomas P. Fahey
H. W. Bullock
John Harrington
Richard TL
T.S. Talliaferro
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Hughes
Mexico
Kendrick
Clark
Registration surge foretells large Cheyenne vote lead
With two registration days left, Cheyenne shows 2840 registered voters at 9 PM, nearing the 2938 governor vote tally from 1914. Ward counts are 618 in Ward 1, 10065 in Ward 2, and 1157 in Ward 3. Registration ends Saturday night. all eligible residents must register to vote.
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Cheyenne
Wilson
I Am a Man of Peace Declares Judge Hughes
Lincoln Neb Oct 14 Charles E Hughes called the claim that voting for him equals support for war preposterous and said he is a man of peace He asserted correct policies would keep America out of war and criticized past conduct as embroiling the nation He spoke in six Nebraska speeches and favored a protective tariff.
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Lincoln
Neb
Chas
Hughes
America
Nebraska
Payroll Heist Hits Chicago Advertiser McGill-Weinsheimer
Three men robbed the cashier at the McGill Weinsheimer advertising firm in Chicago and escaped with two thousand dollars from the weekly payroll. Police hunted for the suspects as the company investigated the incident.
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Chicago
McGill- Weinsheimer Company
Allies Assert Right to Take Neutral Mails
In reply to American protests, the Allied governments reiterate the right to intercept all genuine mail on neutral vessels at sea or in allied ports. They promise to fix faults in censorship and deny that illegal jurisdiction arises from neutral ships entering allied waters. The American government’s next move remains undetermined.
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Washington
al- Med
Parker urges Wilson for re election in New York
John M. Parker the progressive vice presidential candidate spoke in New York urging Wilsons re election. He criticized Roosevelt and Perkins efforts to unite progressive and republican factions at Chicago and asserted he is not a Democrat but credits Wilson with progressive legislation bringing prosperity.
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New York
John M. Parker
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson States Campaign Issues In New Jersey Speech
President Wilson addressed a Pennsylvania Democrat delegation in Long Branch New Jersey outlining campaign choices. He framed the issue as a choice between peaceful progress and disruptive policy backed by an “invisible government.”
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Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
Pennsylvania
America
Potato Use in Bread Advised by U S Department Experts
Washington Oct 14 government agriculture bakers urge wider use of potatoes in bread. They claim potatoes when properly proportioned add nutrition and improve dough though exact amounts are not specified.
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U. S&s
Washington
Department of Government Agriculture
Wyoming Troops Set Record for Swift Camp Work
Deming New Mexico October 14 Wyoming troops completed mess halls, company streets, and camp beautification in under two weeks setting a record for swift work. The camp includes dining halls, showers with hot and cold water, electric lights, and a rifle team headed for Jacksonville Florida. Promotions and furloughs affect officers and staff as the battalion prepares for the field.
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Deming
N. M
Aod
Jacksonville
Pila
W. Walker
Sergi
May
Pasadena
Calif
Robert Gordon
Kansas City
Mixagurt
Desing
Major Cavender Heads to Pershing's Camps Near Fort Bliss
Major Cavender visits Fort Bliss with Lieutenants Turner and Morse from Wheatland and Powal. Captain McMillan of the regular army trains Wyoming troops and foresees active service readiness. Cavender plans a trip to Colonia Dublan in Old Mexico to see officers associated with Gen. Pershing's forces.
Cavalry Sent South to Protect Mormon Colonists in Mexico
A squadron of American cavalry is dispatched to Colonia Juarez to guard several hundred Mormon colonists after robberies by bandits. The raiders stole $10,000 from two merchants and looted stores as Villa forces push northward toward Jimenez, with General Arrieta reporting bandit engagements and prisoner captures in the Rio Florido area.
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Mexico
Colonia Juarez
Villistas
Santa Ana
Chihuahua City
Carranza
Arrieta
Jimenes
Chihuahua
el Carmen
Los Sorianos
San Andres Ranches
Jimenez
Jacinto B. Trevino
Arteta
Rio Florido
Villa
Wyoming Tigers Fall to Denver 19 to 10 in Final Quarter
Laramie Wyoming October 14 Wyoming University dropped its second football game of the season to Denver University on the new gridiron at Wyoming by 19 to 10. Denver scored early in the first quarter on an end run by Mahonsy. Wyoming answered in the second with a place kick and a touchdown as Wilcox broke through for a sensational run to the goal posts. Craig added a goal after the touchdown. The third and fourth quarters featured fast plays, open formations, and frequent penalties, with neither side holding the edge.
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Wyo
Wyoming University
Denver University
Wyoming
Denver
Mahonsy
Craig
Wilcox
Colorado Pigekin
Page
Wyoming Weekend Forecast Cooler on Sunday Monday
A weather outlook for Wyoming calls for slightly cooler conditions on Sunday and again Monday. No strong storms or precipitation are indicated and highs are expected to remain moderate.
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Wyoming
Buffalo Bill for Wilson Kingston Event
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Buffalo Bill performance or appearance tied to Wilson in Kingston New York dated October 18. Details on venue or organizer are unreadable but the names Buffalo Bill and Kingston appear in the readable text.
New York Tribune Criticizes Hughes Lusitania Statement
The New York Tribune denounces candidate Hughes over his Lusitania stance. Editor Frank H. Simmonds asserts the paper would have warned Germany that war would follow if American lives were endangered. The piece argues Hughes paused, asks for clearer policy, and urges a firmer approach.
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NEW York Tribune
Hughes
United States
Louisville
Lusitania
the Tribune
Germany
Bernstorff
Gerard
White House
Dario Resta Wins 250-M Mile Auto Race in Chicago
Dario Resta won the 250 mile event in Chicago on October 14 to claim the winner’s share of the £15,000 grand American purse and move ahead in the 1916 American championship series with a time of 2 hours 24 minutes 1.85 seconds at 107.7 miles per hour.
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Chicago
Dario Resta
German Kaiser Flags Two Slogans for Troops in Eastern Front
Berlin reports Emperor Wilhelm urged troops to stand firm against multiple Allied offensives and praised those in trenches for months defending against Russian, Anglo-French and Romanian advances. Paris says French seized first German line south of Somme and took 800 prisoners.
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Paris
Somme
War Office
Rumania
Ferdinand
Transylvania
Vilage
Kronstadt
Buchharest
Bucharest
Horling
Alblaincourt
London
Villa Had Close Call When U S Troops Pursued Him
Field headquarters dispatches reveal how American forces nearly trapped the famed bandit Villa during the 1916 pursuit in Mexico. Major Tompkins and Major Howse pressed the trail with six cavalry troops as Pershing directed operations. Villa, wounded and isolated, skirted the Sierra Madres seeking escape.
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U. S
Thirango
Frank Tompkins
Purral
Banta Crus
Mualor K. L. Howse
Gen. Pershing
Satevo
W. €. Brown
10Th Cavalry
Tompkins
Major Howay
Sierra Medres
Howse
Uutto
Sierra Puray
Big
Hard March to Santa Cruz in Cent Save
A martial patrol describes weary marching through rough northern Mexican terrain. Troops pursued Columbus raiders, with 100 of 485 attackers killed wounded or captured as the expedition paused near Santa Cruz de Iier rere.
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Santa Crus de Ierrere
Mexico
Columbus
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