Storey and Nimnimo Lead in Primary for Commissioner
Ed Storey topped the primary with 531 votes, followed by David Nimmo with 454. Woolston, Cheyenne Trades and Labor, was eliminated with 186 votes, while W S Thomas had 3053 votes and incumbent John A. Martin 149. Edward W. Stone will appear on the November ballot.
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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 Seizes 7500 Prisoners and 25 Guns Near Aisne
French troops smashed through German lines north of the Aisne in a rapid assault reaching over two miles in depth. They captured more than 7500 prisoners and 25 heavy and field guns, with several key villages falling to their control, according to the war office.
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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 leads with an average of 151 per man, the fort’s best. A large carnival at Pioneer Park today will raise more funds with mounted wrestling and a fort football game. Half holiday is declared. town expects the quota to be met by midnight.
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Fort Russell
Fort
Pioneer Park
Wyoming Oil Money to Buy Liberty Bonds
Secretary Lane arranges for over 400000 in Liberty bonds from Wyoming oil proceeds in escrow banks in Denver Cheyenne and Casper. Funds come from Salt Creek and Grass Creek contracts where oil sale proceeds were impounded to settle land title disputes. Similar deals planned with California oil fields for over 300000 in bonds in San Francisco Los Angeles Bakersfield and Visalia banks.
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National Banks
Denver
Cheyenne
Casper
Wyo
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Grass Creek
Wyoming
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California
Liberty
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Visalia
Cal
Women Riot at War Plants in Austria Amid Civil Unrest
Rioters mainly women destroyed munitions factories in Vienna Pressburg Brunn and Laibach during food riots as frontier controls tighten. Police fired on crowds, causing deaths and injuries amid a growing internal crisis in Austria Hungary.
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Associated Press
London
Berne Tor Bay
Vienna
Pressburg
Brann
Laibach
Sugar price not to jump in Cheyenne despite nationwide shortage
Local wholesale and retail dealers say Cheyenne faces no serious sugar shortage. Movement issues and rail delays limit supply, not refinery output. Paxton-Gallagher caps sales at five sacks per dealer, but dealers can source from others once cars ship. Public alarm unfairly boosts demand. normal buying should meet local needs.
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Cheyenne
Paxton-Gallagher Company
California
Ogden
Calfornia
American Aviator Sanford Killed at French Aviation School
Paris Oct 23 News received here today says Stobert Sanford of Brooklyn New York an American aviator with the Kren army was killed while landing at an aviation school Oct 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 Arrested in U S
The United States secret service said Liam Mellowe a Sinn Fein associate and Baron Max von Recklinghausen a German subject were arrested in New York on the eve of Lloyd George stating Britain knew of a plot to land arms in Ireland. Mellowe faced charges over a Yeoman’s leave papers while von Recklinghausen claimed as a Sinn Fein envoy was handed to federal authorities for interment during the war.
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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
Russians Inflict Heavy Losses on Foes in Gulf of Riga
Russian admiralty reports heavy losses for Germany in Gulf of Riga operations last week. At least two German dreadnoughts, one cruiser, twelve torpedo boats and a transport were put out of action. the battleship Slava and a large torpedo boat were lost on the Russian side. The review notes enemy submarines and mines, with several German ships struck while Russian forces fought valiantly.
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Petrograd
Gulf of Riga
Admiralty
Wittheft
Pavel Uciom
Gulf of Minlead
Piltie Jeles
Setion
Copper Strike Ends As Settlements Reached in Arizona
Washington dispatch reports a settlement on the Arizona copper miners strike on a compromise basis. A workers committee will handle grievances at each mine while a federal arbitrator may be appointed for future disputes. The stoppage began July 2 and halted substantial copper output.
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D. C
Arizona
Wilsen
Waa
United States
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