Allies Reject Greek Demands Over Cyprus Aid
Athens official note states Greece declined the Allies offer of Cyprus and other concessions in exchange for adherence to the Serbo Greek treaty. Greece reportedly judged the Saloniki force insufficient for resisting Bulgarians and Austro German pressure in Serbia.
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London
Greece
Cyprus
Serbia
Reaon
Saloniki
Morava Valley
Semendria
Valjey
Belgrade-Nish
Shabate
Belgrade
Orsova
Zaltar
Phrot
Nish
Kyyr
Palanka
Kobana
Telere
Vardar
Styrid
Galicia
Tarno- Pel
von Hindenburg
Rigarms
Baltia
Mya“ry
Hamoury
Emall
Kins George
Great Pitwly
Sorkrch
Stimson Honored by Wisconsin School
Miss Login Stimson of Cheyenne has been named a member of the Lawrence College class of 1945. The announcement notes she is among a minority of students admitted to the rushing season, highlighting the honor bestowed by the Wisconsin school and her family’s connection to the Cheyenne area.
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Wss Stimson
Wisconsin
ETON
Mrs Galt Orders Gowns From Baltimore for Trousseau
Baltimore dispatch notes Mrs. Galt’s trousseau shopping with outfits from Baltimore couturiers. Descriptions include orchid shaded tulle gown with blue fox fur, a lavender to rose brocade piece, a Watteau train, a turquoise velvet cloak with fox fur trim, and a green “Rolling Green” going away suit. Accessories feature a turquoise velvet belt and hats in Bordeaux velvet and black crepe georgette.
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Baltimore
Gal
Myap Tee Carey
Doctor 3 Killed by His Own Gun in Wyoming Hunt
Dr Clayton Ransom, once reported missing after a bear trail, was found dead in Wyoming. Authorities say accidental firearm discharge while climbing over a log caused his death. The case spanned Oregon and Idaho with a $500 reward offered by his brother.
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Doctor
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Utah
L. P. Judd
Bult Lake City
Dell B. Judd
Wilson
Clayton Ransom
Victor
Idaho
Ransom
Mill City
Ore
Roseburg
Porses
Clayton Hansom
Wen
Heosom
Witches Slay Many in Africa, He States
A garbled report cites Dr J B Crowther of the board of missions of the Methodist church in New York discussing widespread witchcraft slayings in Africa. The text references war casualties and a dream of the National Layman's Missionary group.
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Africa
Dutroit. Miek
Europe
J. B. Crowther
Board of Missions
Kylecapa
New York
Utes urged reform after conference report
Mohonk Lake New York October 22. A platform from a conference of Indian affairs cites dire conditions among the Utes. It notes government holdings valued at $5,000 per member, yet the people live in squalor and moral and spiritual barbarism. The irrigation project is hindered by selfish legislation.
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Mohonk Lake
N. Y
Indian Service
Indiana
Seventh Day Adventist Church Gains Membership in 1914
Washington reports an 11,287 member rise to 126,844 in 1914, a 9.85 percent gain. Fundraising reached 7,090,485 dollars for evangelistic work, up about 226,000 from 1913, with foreign missions contributions in the North American division exceeding 500,000 dollars.
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Washington
Seventh Day Adventist Church
H. E. Rogers
General Conference
North American
Milwaukee woman theater manager ends stage career
Miss Meta Miller of Milwaukee has given up professional work to become a home manager and will marry Edward Dean Jennings of Chicago. She previously worked with the Thanhouser stock company and managed Davidson’s stock company in Milwaukee and her own company at the Auditorium in Kansas City.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Meta Miller
Woman Aids Husband in Klang Two Mexicans
San Marcos Texas October 22 Alfred Wilke a Martindale rancher battled three Mexicans who attacked him. His wife Mrs. Wilke grabbed a knife and passed it to him. he killed one assailant. She then used a shotgun to kill a second attacker. the third fled. Wilke was shot in the back three times as he refused work. His condition is serious but improving.
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San Marcos
Texado
Alfred Wilke
Martindale
H'M
O. (. Schwldering
Winstender
Denver Dle Veraity
Imm
Fee
Agnes Wright
Brown
Norton Lee
William Vavrh
Misa 2Ifie Lannan
Susan Brelach
B. Mahoney
Comn
Wingender
Ira HL Kee
David Cook
Sam Carson
John Volk
Werle
Werren
Cadete
Mameth
Pire
Hidle Taylor
Rapid Avenues
Twenty-third Street
Bisteenth Street
University
Wromine- Spelman
Perrin
Wilelie
Peterson Bellamy
Corbelly Wivox
Drew
Coby
May
Long
Crate
Soyth
Partridge
Modlieh
Browanan
Milley
Soward
Matteson
Howell
Hoppe Defends World 14.1 Balk-Line Title in Boston
Willie Hoppe successfully defended his world balk-line title in Boston tonight finishing with 1 600 points after 61 innings. Koji Yamamoto was his opponent and ended with 1 031 points.
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Boston
Willie Hoppe
Koji Yamaeda
Hie Oppeneci
WickoffCord Automobilia Files Voluntary Assignment
The WickoffCord Automobilia company filed a voluntary assignment in district court today. Listed liabilities total $100,000 with assets not known.
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Sioux City
WickoffCord Automobilia Company
Plea of His Mother and Stern Result in Commutation
Washington December report notes pleas of a widow mother and a disabled sister led to a commutation of sentence for Oscar Houston of Enid Oklahoma. Houston had been sentenced to two years for a burglary incident.
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Washington
Get
Wilson Bode
Oacar
Houston
Enid
Okla
Nurse Cavell Dies a Martyr for Her Country
The British foreign office reports from Brussels recount Nurse Edith Cavell facing execution with calm resolve. Rev. Gahan notes Cavell’s belief that patriotism demands no bitterness, and that she thanked God for a quiet period before death. She asked her body be given to the nursing school.
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London
Foreign Office
Gahan
Brussels
Wiss Edith
Avel
Tten
Miss Cavell
Gaban
Ale
Miss Cave
Holy Communion
Oeeth
Geraian Wilimen
Wiilline
School of Nurses
Rocky Mountain Conference Football Title Hangs in Balance
Denver dispatch notes today’s slate crucial for championship race. Colorado College faces Colorado, Utah Aggies and Miners’ form loom large as Wyoming and Colorado clash, while Colorado Aggies seek third straight win.
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Denver
Cola
Colorado College Tigers
University of Colorado
Colorado
Utah University
Wyoming
Utah Aggies
Colorado Ag
Fort Cobline
Colorado Aggies
Erverah Ming
University Ofolorado
Colorredo Debbie
Two Mexicans Killed Crossing Rio Grande River
A detachment of the Sixth Cavalry killed two Mexican bandits while crossing the Rio Grande twelve miles below Brownsville. Two other Mexican suspects were arrested near the wreck site. Major Albert Brown calls a meeting of local representatives to discuss alleviating raids and securing safety. Congressman Gentren heads to Washington to seek government action.
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Crownesville
Tex
Sixth Cavalry
Hie Grande River
Prownyville
Albert Brown
Gientrin
Washington
Eleven New Haven Directors Seek Jury Trial
New York dated report states the New Haven and Hartford railroad directors moved to bring eleven of its New Haven directors to trial by jury. Minutes from early notes show letters the government claims align with Mellen to dominate New England traffic. Defendants Rockefeller and Charles F. Rockefeller were among those on the board in the 1890s.
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New York
New Haw and
Hartford Railroad
New England
New Haven
Mellen
William Rockefeller
Charlee F. Wrocker
Sweethearts Reunite After 60 Years To Wed in Washington
Gene Brooks and Alice Martin, childhood sweethearts from Troy township Michigan, married in Washington after reuniting last summer in Birmingham. The 72 year old groom plans to return to Michigan with his 70 year old bride. Brooks is a director at First National Bank in Birmingham.
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Washington
Gene Brooks
Mttle Alice Martin
Troy Township
Oakland County
Michigan
Eugene Brooks
Alice J. Hughes
Birmingham
Wick
Brooks
Firet National Bank
Hoppee Olds Leads Yamada In Billiard Championship
Boston report shows Willie Hoppe extending his lead over challenger Yamada in the two night championship match at 500 to 347 after two blocks. Hoppe totals 1 000 to 744 across the series with a top run of 104 and Yamada’s best 2 in the second block. The decisive third block begins tomorrow night.
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Boston
Wiliie Hoppe
Champinshin
Oil Yamada
Hoppe
Yamada
Advertising Drive Aims to Stem Depression Demand
Cleveland October 19 A one million dollar ad campaign to boost demand for etvel products and promote Helde barged as a cure for business depressions was announced by George H W Sonea of Chicago in an American Legion Institute address today.
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Cleveland
Helde
George HW. Sonea
Chicago
American Lion Stoo
Peertas Motor Car Company Strike Shuts Plant
In Cleveland on Oct 22 about 1000 workers at the Peertas Motor Car Company walked off the job at the same hour for an eight hour day. Union officials say further demand may be pursued while others doubt immediate concessions.
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Cleveland
Peertas Motor Car Company
Etvitie
Hunwune Dueande
Wilson Daughter Returns to Capital in Washington Visit
Washington dates show Mercaret Wilean, daughter of the president, returning to the capital aboard a visiting trip. The fragment notes her recent duration away and her reconnection with ongoing duties.
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Washington
Mercaret Wilean
Wien
Severai
Denver capital invested largely in Wyoming oil
Denver money is heavily invested in Wyoming oil fields with many Denver buyers taking stakes in new wells. A Denver travelogue reports a Grey Bull district refinery under construction and eight drilling outfits active as gas and oil gushed from multiple wells near Welch & Co. discovers.
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Denver Capital
Wyoming Oil
Dexter
Colo
Denver
de Heltig
Ming Oil
Gow
K. Kh
Conaway
Wyoming
Greybull
Bie
Welch & Co
Golden
Gan
Welch
Oll
Ravin
Burlington
Billings
Seattle
Alliance
Boxing Buzz Drives Mellon Toward New York Fights
Oct 22 report notes Jeneck Dillon of the Indianapolis Bearcat plans bouts in New York City. Dillon fought Jim Flynn at Broadway Sporting Club Monday night and seeks a Moran matchup after Moran knocked out Jim Coffey. Weinert bout eyed for Nov 1 at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Jeneck Dillon
Indianapolis Bearcat
Jim Flynn
Broadway Sporting Club
Young Weinert
Garden
Frank Moran
Jim Coffey
First Engineer to Pull Train to Cheyenne Dies
Martin Murphy an engineer with Union Pacific and Colo Central dies after being struck by a wired engine in Sterling rail yards. He had 32 years service and was to pull a passenger train to Denver at 2 30 pm. Murphy survived long enough to recognize his family before passing in a Denver hospital.
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Martin Murphy
Union Pacific Railroad
Colorado Central
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Sterling
Denver
Altho
Deniver
Bioganti
Murphy
Union Pacific Company
W Ho
Mies Bra Baeble
William Mable
Weather Forecast Glitch Leaves Weekend Uncertain
A shredded OCR snippet hints at a weekend weather forecast with possible sun and mild conditions. Specific towns and times are unreadable, but the fragment suggests pleasant Sunday through Saturday outlooks may occur.
Two Football Games at Pioneer Park Rally
A chaotic afternoon at Pioneer Park features a cheer rally and marching troupe as students prepare two football games. Concession contracts and park authority are discussed by Ira B. Fee and local school officials amid large crowd attendance and a grand parade led by fire and civic groups.
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Pioneer Park
Ira B. Fee
Fee
Retired Famous General Marks Quiet End of Career
A prominent general, long known for leadership during major campaigns, is retiring after decades of service. Officials and veterans gathered to honor his career as plans for a ceremonial sendoff are announced.
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