Cheyenne Officials Seek City Planning Ahead of Projects
Cheyenne leaders after a trip east urge early municipal preparedness. Mayor LaFontaine and officials praise private funding and expert advice, comparing to Boulder where Dr. W J Baird and Frederick Law Olmsted plans influenced growth. The group studied storm sewer and drainage reports by Leonard Metcalf.
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Cheyenne
R. N. LaFontaine
Laughlin
Martin
E. F. Glafoke
Boulder
W. J. Baird
Leonard Metcalf
De Facto Troops Cut Off From Base By Villista Band
De facto forces under Carona were cut off from their base as Francisco Villa and his main body reportedly won a battle center near Palomas Santa Yaabel. Palomas lies about twenty miles from the capital of Chihuahua and along the railway to Yaubet and Chihuahua City. Only Ceaser details from Car Witte headquarter at Juarez are available.
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Chihuahua City
Car- Witte
Juares
Lost on Line: American Fur Trader Feared Lost at Sea
London report says American fur dealer R. Bloane likely perished with Charles Brody of Washington after their liner Alaupla sank two minutes after departure. Embassy says Brody was aboard the steamer and Bloane may be among victims.
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London
R. Bloane
Charles Rody
Washington
Brody
Woman's Wilson Club forms as Cheyenne women join
Nearly 100 women gathered at the Parish House for the first public meeting of Cheyenne's Woman's Woodrow Wilson club. Thirty-nine joined, with Mrs. Clark presiding. Speakers praised Wilson for peace, social progress, and avoiding war, while criticizing Judge Hughes and urging support for the president.
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Woodrow Wilson Club
Cheyenne
Wom
Gibson Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Clark
Congress
Wilson
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
West Is Aflame for Wilson Says Bryan
Colonel William J. Bryan on Pres ident Wilsons special train in Pitts burgh predicts an overwhelming democratic victory in November. He cites federal reserve acts rural credits and eight hour day law as popular with business farmers and workers and lauds Wilsons foreign policy keeping peace with Mexico. He notes Western support and says the nation may avoid war. Continued on Page Five.
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Harrisburg
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Bryan
Pacific Coast
New York
Mr. Bryan
Federal Reserve
Mexico
America
Wilsom
Confessed robbery of Burroughs pay car in Dallas
Police arrest James Walton who admits taking $32 000 from the Burroughs Machine Co pay car recently. The confession allegedly implicates three other men.
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Dallas
Tex
James Walton
Burroughs Machine Co
German war chest seeks 12 billion mark credit
Berlin advices say a reichstag bill will be introduced on Saturday for a new war credit totaling 12,000,000,000 marks. The move aims to fund ongoing military needs as Germany mobilizes resources.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Reichstag
Mackensen Takes City in Attack Advances Front
Teuton forces renew large scale offensive pressing entente lines in Dobrudja and along the Danube. Rumanians and Russians suffer losses as Berlin reports hundreds captured. Petrograd confirms some positions lost. On the Somme British under Haig gain ground while French repulse German assaults near Peronne.
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von Mackensen
Danube
Rachova
Black Sea
Ioland
Berlin
Bucharest
Petrograd
Ancre
Pozieres-Bapaume
Somme
Haig
Peronne
Daughter Kills Woman Aged 85 in Dubuque Well Tragedy
In Dubuque Iowa on October 21 Mrs. Mary Samerhart aged 85 was slain by her daughter Josephine 562 who leaped into a fifty foot well. The elderly woman was found with a rope twisted about her neck.
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Dubuque
Mary Samerhart
Josephine
Edison Ford Burroughs Burbank unite for Wilson in Portland
The telegram from Thomas Edison announced that Henry Ford John Burroughs Luther Burbank and Edison supporters of many years favor electing Woodrow Wilson. The message was sent to Mrs. Thomas Carrick Burke sister in law of the dinner treasurer and Wilson backers at the nonpartisan Wilson dinner. The Portland event drew a large crowd and strong support for Wilson and his policies.
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Portland
Ore
Thos
Edison
Wilson
Henry Ford
John Burroughs
Luther Burbank
United States of America
Woodrow Wilson
Mra
Carrick Burke
United States
Justice Ford of New York Supreme Court backs Wilson
John Ford a New York Supreme Court justice and lifelong Republican announced he will vote for President Wilson. He cited his Irish heritage and loyalty to "the plain people" while condemning anti-Wilson propaganda and urging citizens to vote based on national interests in wartime.
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Justice Ford
NEW York Supreme Court
Wilson
New York
John Ford
Supreme Court
Roscommon
County Mayo
Wilson Justice Fordasaya
Blaine
United States
First Chief Carranza to Visit Querataro. Gonzales to Lead
Mexico City dispatch reports that First Chief Carranza will depart for Querataro within a few days. In his absence General Gonzales is expected to assume control of Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Querataro
Gonzales
Wyoming Weather Boots Snow and Cold Sunday
Weather forecast for Wyoming calls for rain and snow with much colder temperatures. Sunday will be cloudy in the north and likely snow and colder conditions in the south.
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Wyoming
Laramie Defeats Cheyenne 25 0 In Football Clash
Laramie High School defeated Cheyenne 25 to 0 on the Universality of Wyoming field. Laramie struck first with a quick touchdown and added two more scores in the second and a final touchdown in the fourth quarter, while Cheyenne failed to score despite early threats.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Laramie High School
Laramie
Immel
Wyoming University
Jensen
Laramie Sod
Tme
Little Johny Boyle
Pitch
Lovejoy
Volk
Carroll
Laremie
Gem City
Beef
Will Alive & Bettow
Wilson Says United States Won't Enter War
Long Branch New Jersey October 21 President Wilson told a delegation of farmers architects and engineers he does not expect the United States to go to war. He urged economic preparedness and national unity while warning against irresponsible talk and stressing loyalty to the country. He noted plans to hurry to business after the campaign and mentioned a November call to action.
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Long Branch
N. J
United States
Wilson
Tle
Tinte
ACTOS POR ARMY TAKES SILENT VEHICLE SRAES
Geneva October 21 Acitesrland is taking series of motor vehicles suitable for use by the army amid a crisis.
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Actos Por
Geneva
Acitesrland
Count Karl Stuergkh Shot By Vienna Publisher
Vienna dispatch reports Austrian premier Count Karl Stuergkh assassinated at dinner by publisher Ludwig Adler. The shot killed him instantly amid cabinet crisis rumors. Stuergkh, born 1859, long prominent in Austrian politics, served as minister of public works and held various offices before the war. The motive remains unclear as Vienna and London respond with brief statements.
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Vienna
Count Karl Stuergkh
Ludwig Adler
London
Stoergkh
Count Stoergkh
Count
Gras
University of Gras
Reichsrath
Windische-Graetz
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
Austria
Iit
Hungary
Fannie C Bowen Crew Rescued After Shipwreck Loss of Captain
NORFOLK VA October 21 seven crew members of the four masted schooner Fannie C Bowen were brought to Norfolk by the Norwegian steamer Avon after Captain Carter and the first mate were lost when the vessel wrecked in mid ocean off Fall River Massachusetts. Av0n also reported the Cape Girardeau struck piling near Chester Illinois and sank with fifty passengers, all saved. The Daisy Gadsby narrowly escaped disaster near Point Reyes in dense fog after stopping in time to avoid drifting onto rocks.
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Fannie C. Bowen
Fall River
Mase
Avon
Carter
ST. Louis
Det
Cape Girardeau Struik
Chester
Ban Francisco
Cal
Daisy Gadsby
San Pedro
San Francisco
Dusbury Reef
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CIT
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