Sanders Sees No Chance for Allied Gain on Gallipoli
Constantinople Oct 22 The Associated Press correspondent reports from Gallipoli that Allied forces on the Anafarta and Ar-Bural front face a stalemate with heavy losses. Turkish positions hold higher ground and fortifications, while Allied supply and health conditions deteriorate amid intense heat and artillery.
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Sanders
Gallipoli
Constantinople
Prese
Sadd-ul-Bakr
Anafarta
Anafarata-Ar Bural
Kutehok Anafarta
Anafarats
Canadian Cup Replica Offered For Worse Show
Sir Adam Beck in New York proposes donating a replica of the Canadian challenge cup to the National Horse Show association for this year. The original trophy, won by a French army officer now serving in the war, was reported lost and the Worse Show Reservation committee sought help from the French government to locate it.
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New York
Adam Beck
Canada
Department of Militia and Defense
National Horse Show Association
Columbia to Host St Lawrence as Football Returns After Five Years
New York Oct 22 The return of football to Columbia after five years will be a memorable event with thousands of students and alumni in attendance. The featured game pits Columbia against St. Lawrence on Morning wide heights and a jubilee is planned after the contest regardless of the result.
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New York
Columbia
St. Lawrence
Famous Civil War raid outlaw recalls Blood of Lawrence
The elderly bandit Halliday in P ox e City Oklahoma records an interview with Cole Younger in Missouri. Younger recounts the Lawrence raid of 1863 led by Quantrill and his gang, detailing the battle with federal troops, the aftermath, and his life as an outlaw. He mentions the James gang era and past arrests as he reflects on his violent career.
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Qld
City
Okla
Och
T.— Ind” Talliday, &Shining Contractor
Offield
Leer Summit
Cole Younger
Famoua
Tame Boys
Minnesota
Younger
Missouri
Christing Church
Winchester
Halliday
Lfe
Lawrence
Blackwater
Quantrell
Larence
Quantrall
Kansas
James
Chicago
Jimn
John
Bob
Florida
Jacksonville
Fen Butler
South
Northfield
Mina
Frank
Jesse James
Wader
Fighters in Minnesota penitentiary escape tale told
Prisoner recollections recount a brutal breakout attempt amid gunfire as three Youngers brothers resist surrender. They claim the trio faced fatal wounds and betrayal, arguing they would have been good citizens under different circumstances.
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St Jomen
Minnesota
Mrother Bob
Halliday
Five in Garb of Adam Found in Okmulgee Cult
Five men in Okmulgee believed to follow a new religious cult were found in a derelict house, naked except for a cloth, and arrested. They refuse to give names, say the book they read is foreign, and will be sent to the county farm where clothing will be provided. The case involves poverty and exposure with unclear origins of the belief.
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Olkahoma City
Okla
Okmulgee
Sheriff Burgess
Wallace of Harvard cleared to play football
Cambridge Mass Oct 22 D J Wallace Harvard football center was ruled eligible after talks by athlete committees of Harvard Yale and Princeton. Earlier doubt stemmed from his prior soccer football play in California.
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Cambridge
Masa
J. Wallace
Harvard
Yale
Princeton Universitles
Wallaee
California
Students plan cattle journey for Gopher-Maaron game
Chicago observers report a thousand Maroon students plan to ride as cattle to Minneapolis for the November 13 football clash, with rail fare dropping from 20 to 2 dollars.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Germany Buying Goods at Home and the War Economy
An editorial urges Americans to support domestic products during wartime, arguing Germany’s blockade forces self-sufficiency and home-market spending. It cautions that spending abroad drains allied resources while buying Wyoming goods sustains local wealth and per capita prosperity. It contrasts Germany’s self-reliance with calls to keep wealth in the home economy.
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Almont
Germany
Angulsh
Teuton
America
United States
Wyoming
Cheyenne Motor Club advertising reward for highway litterers
The Cheyenne Motor Club offers a standing reward of five dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone found throwing ashes or pails onto any public highway.
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Cheyenne Motor Club
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Marek Anafarta
Orcheers
Tore de Beate
Pield Marehal von Sand
Aegean
Kiretch Tapeh
Imbros
Salonica
Priaonera
Atven
Hants Ninth Territoriate
Oolvmela
Swift
Ite
Pioneer Grocery and Market
Veo W
le Phone
Adam
Wallace
Capitol Ave
Phome
Oi Forte
First National Bank
Cheyenne
Federal Reserve Bank
the Grand Market and Grocery
17Th St
Capitol Avenue
Ada
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