Storey and Nimmino Lead in Primary Vote for Commissioner
Ed Storey topped the primary with 531 votes, edging David Nimmo who drew 454. W H Woolston, backed by the Cheyenne Trades and Labor assembly, was eliminated with 186 votes, while W S Thomas had 3053 votes and incumbent John A Martin 149. Edward W Stone may appear in November as a fifth candidate.
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Ed Storey
Storey
David Nimmo
W. H. Woolston
Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly
W. 5S. Thomas
John A. Martin
Edward W. Stone
French Drive Across Aisne Seizes 7500 Men and 25 Guns
Paris reports a rapid French assault north of the Aisne pushing two miles deep with heavy enemy losses. More than 7500 prisoners and 25 heavy and field guns captured. Several villages fell to French control as war office notes the success.
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Aisne
War Office
England
Lele
Mer
Britielentheiverolt
Numenour Search Ukale
Soldiers Raise 230000 for Liberty Loan at Fort Russell
Soldiers at Fort Russell have raised 230000 for the second liberty loan. The medical department averages 151 per man, highest at the fort. A large military and athletic carnival at Pioneer Park today will aid liberty bond proceeds. Carnival features mounted wrestling and a fort football game. Today is half holiday. efforts target meeting the quota before midnight.
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Fort Russell
Fort
Pioneer Park
Wyoming Oil Money to Buy Liberty Bonds
Secretary Lane coordinates with oil operators to invest more than 400000 in Liberty bonds from escrow deposits in Denver Cheyenne and Casper banks. Funds arise from Salt Creek and Grass Creek contracts as oil proceeds are impounded pending land title determinations, with California fields to follow for over 300000 in San Francisco Los Angeles Bakersfield and Visalia banks.
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Washington, D. C
Lane
Liberty Bonds
National Banks
Denver
Cheyenne
Casper
Wyo
Salt Creek
Grass Creek
Wyoming
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California
Liberty
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Visalia
Cal
Women Rioters Attack Vienna War Plants Amid Riots
Reports from Berne and Vienna describe food riots in Austrian and Austro-Hungarian cities, led largely by women, destroying munitions works and prompting police fatalities. Other dispatches note unrest in Germany, calls for peace, and a Dutch Austro-Hungarian exchange deal with a 4 million gulden loan.
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Austria
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Vienna
Pressburg
Brann
Laibach
Berne
Get
Austria- Hungary
Holland
Austria-Hungary
Willbad
Local Sugar Supply Declared Stable Amid Nationwide Shortage
Local wholesalers and retailers say Cheyenne faces no serious sugar shortage despite national pressure. Movement issues, not refinery output, curb supply. Paxton Gallagher enforces a five sacks per dealer limit. Dealers expect substitutes to cover demand if cars resume shipping. public alarm is seen as the main risk.
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Cheyenne
Paxton-Gallagher Company
California
Ogden
Calfornia
American Aviator Killed at French Army Flight School
Paris reports Stobert Sanford of Brooklyn, New York, an American aviator with the Kren army, died while landing at a French aviation school on October 15. Sanford was a Georgetown University student.
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Paris
Oet
Stobert Sanford
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kren
Sanford
Georgetown University
Sinn Fein leader and German baron held by U S authorities
Patrick Mellowes a Sinn Fein figure linked to the 1910 Easter uprising and Baron Max von Recklinghausen, a German subject, were arrested in New York on charges tied to exporting funds and aiding German aims in Ireland. The arrests precede Lloyd George's public notice of a new landings plot.
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Sinn Fein
U.S
Associated Press
New York
Liam Mellowe
Ireland
Max von Recklinghausen
Willian J. Plyon
United States Secret Service
Lloyd George
House of Common
Arit
Mellowes
United States
von Recklinghausen
Flynn
Sinn Feluers
von Reecklinghausen
Seaman
Patrick Donnelly
Mellanes
Secret Service
Patricks McCarton
Titet
Irish Republic
Klalement
Say
McCarton
Halifax
Wivan
Bernotorff
London
House of Commons
Lloyd-George
Count von Bernstorff
Urs
Brehind
Russian Navy inflicts heavy losses near Riga Gulf
Official Russian admiralty statement says German forces suffered two dreadnoughts, one cruiser, twelve torpedo boats and one transport sunk or put out of action around the Gulf of Riga area last week. Russian losses include the battleship Slava and a large torpedo boat, while several enemy mine sweeps were also damaged. The report notes Russian units fought with distinction against German superiority.
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Petrograd
Gulf of Riga
Admiralty
Wittheft
Pavel Uciom
Gulf of Minlead
Piltie Jeles
Setion
Strike Ends as Copper Miners Reopen Mines in Arizona
A settlement announced in Washington on October 2 ends a copper miners strike in Arizona on a compromise basis. A workers committee will handle grievances per mine, with a federal arbitrator to review future cases, and all strikers to be rehired. The disruption halted production, with losses exceeding two million pounds. PMID: The report also notes coal production guidance and calls for unity among operators nationwide to support wartime efforts.
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D. C
Arizona
Wilsen
Waa
United States
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