Double wreck near Bushnell claims two railroad workers
Union Pacific general manager William Jeffers visited Bushnell Nebraska where a westbound express collided with a freight at 10 pm Monday. Freight brakeman W A Moore and passenger fireman J W Crawford were killed. Engineers injured include John Ulrich, at St Johns, serious but not hopeless. Other passengers suffered minor injuries. Bodies to be sent to Kimball.
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William Jeffers
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Bushnell
Neb
W. A. Moore
Carey Avenue
J. W. Crawford
John Ulrich
Los Angeles Limited
Galen A. Fox
Miss Gilmore
St. John's Hospital
Misa Gorsuch
Eman Moore
Kimball
William M. Jeffer
Oto
Bughnell
Money Raised for Suffering Jews in Community Drive
Neary one hundred dollars was raised last Sunday evening for Jewish war relief and a society formed to send monthly aid to starving Hebrews. Officers elected include Max Davis as chairman Shapiro secretary and Sam Burgman treasurer. A committee will track subscriptions and assist new members. Also announced is the engagement of Joseph Marschick to Miss Schaffer.
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Joseph Marschick
Miss Schaffer
Cattle Market Shows Marked Increase in Kansas City
The Kansas City cattle market reports an extraordinary week absorbing 87,000 cattle and 8,000 calves plus 6,000 held over. Prices rose 10 to 25 cents on steers. today’s receipts fell to 25,000 with prices 10 to 26 cents higher across nearly all cattle.
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Kansas City
Twenty Four Republicans Attend Rally Meeting
The Young Men's Republican club held its second meeting last night in the district court room at the courthouse. Twenty four members attended without prior notice. Members spoke briefly and extemporaneously on the political situation. high enthusiasm was shown and a larger attendance was urged for the upcoming Tuesday evening gathering.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Court House
Tuesaday
Iowa Progressives for Wilson Party Vote Unity
New York report states progressive voters in Iowa will cast a united vote for Woodrow Wilson. G N Basher, candidate for Iowa governor, confirms progressives will rally to Wilson, stating strong cross ticket support and active enlistment.
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Iowa
Progressives
Wilson Party
New York
Laws
al- Watt
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
Ite
G. N. Basher
Progressive
Imeet Es & Walt
Wilson Leaves for Cincinnati
LONG BRANCH New Jersey October 24 President Wilson leaves at noon to morrow for Cincinnati where he will speak three times on Thursday. He intends to discuss national issues and promote his policy as part of his campaign stop.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
Cincinnaati
Voters Urged to Register Friday for Election
Voters must register by Friday as boards of registry meet on the 27th and 28th at specified ward locations to permit voting. Registration hours run 9 AM to 1 PM, 2 PM to 6 PM, and 7 PM to 9 PM, with ward boundaries and street names defined for the city.
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Board of Registry
Dinneen
Pioneer Ave
Lincoln Way
Industrial Club
Warren Ave
Third Ward
Court House Awnex
First Ward
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
Friday Night Will Address Saturday Woodrow Wilson Day
The speaker will return Friday night and speak Saturday on Woodrow Wilson Day, a national Democratic Committee celebration opposed by some critics as a nationwide observance.
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National Democratic Committee
The Widows Warn Men In Cheyenne On The War Path
The piece reports widows in Cheyenne catching husbands and recapturing missing spouses in October. Examples include Mrs May L Sheahan reclaiming James F Sheahan and Mrs Julia Barnes capturing Bert Wyant, with other captures by Mrs Carrie Freeman and Mrs Jane Carpenter involving men from Denver and Laramie.
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May L. Sheahan
James F. Sheahan
Liberty
Julia Barnes
Bert Wyant
Denver
Carrie Freeman
Jane Carpenter
Welter F. Hubbard
A. G. Humphreys
Mra. Hubbard Freeman
Mrs. Carpenter Tumpkeys
Laramie
Cheyenne
Wiley Groom
Rebels Attack U S Soldiers in Santo Domingo Fight
In Santo Domingo on October 24 American troops clashed with rebel forces. General Gamon Batista was killed and several Americans, including two officers, were reported killed. The American commander tried to arrest Batista who resisted and ordered the assault. The fight lasted long and the rebels were defeated.
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Santo Domingo
Gamon Batista
Geveral
Batista
Hillsdale 18 Making a Good Record
Hillsdale grows as a trading town thanks to a core group of men who chose a farmer friendly approach. They aim to attract customers and depositors by making banking and business feel like a favor, not humiliation.
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Hillsdale
Kendrick's Foresight Saves Wyoming Water and Land
Governor Kendrick led a two year effort to locate and file reservoir sites across Wyoming Green River watershed. Surveys identified eight canal systems, two major Green River basin reservoirs, and seven headwater sites with storage totaling hundreds of thousands of acre feet. State and federal collaboration aims to reclaim millions of acres and secure water rights for future development.
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Wyoming
Kendrick
Imperial Valley
California
Clark
Mondell
United States Reclamation Service
State of
Green River
Green River Basin
Ham's Fork
Table Basin
Utah
Black's Fork
Viwyer
Granger
Wyo
New Fork River
New Fork
Big Sandy River
East Fork River
Grey Bull River
Owl Creek
Theedd
North Park
North Platte River
Colorado-Wyoming
Rawlies
Platio River
State Board of Land
Villa Advances Toward Chihuahua City Clashes Reported
Villa forces push toward Chihuahua City with several clashes against Carrangos troops. General Trevino at Chihuahua City denies reports that General Ozuna was killed amid Vilistas fighting.
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Paso
Villa
Chihuahua City
Carrangos
Trevino
Ozuna
Villistas
U-58 Sunk Reported Off Sydney by Canadian Patrol
Captain W. G. Tudor of the British steamer Hochelaga arriving from Louisburg said rumors persisted that the German U boat 53 was sunk off Sydney Nova Scotia by the Canadian patrol boat Stanley. He noted no mention of the submarine crew.
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Boston
W. G. Tudor
Hochelaga
Louisburg
Nova Scotia
Sydney
Stanley
Balalaits Taken to N Y Militia on Texas Border
Henry G. Adams head of the election bureau left for McAllen Texas with ballots for about 10 000 New York National Guardsmen stationed on the Mexican border to indicate their choice for president governor and other state county and local officers.
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Albany
Henry G. Adams
Secretary of State
McAllen
Tex
New York National Guardsmen
United States
Denver Bank Clearings Rise 15.5 Percent in Week
Denver clearings for the week ending Oct 19 rose 15.5 percent from the same week last year to 16 194 000. The prior week totaled 15 168 000 while U S bank clearings for the week reached 6 607 250 000 up from 5 041 440 000 last week and 5 224 007 000 a year ago.
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Denver
Bradatrees
United States
Henry Ford Joins Wilson Band Wagon Visit at Shadow Lawn
LONG BRANCH New Jersey October 1 Henry Ford said he came to get on the Wilson band wagon after meeting with President Wilson at Shadow Lawn. Ford discussed promotional plans and indicated support for Wilson administration ahead of the election.
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Long Branch
Wilson
Henry Ford
Shadow Lawn
Bord
Wilken
Pradden
Wilks
French Drive Breaks German Lines In Verdun Region
French forces smash the German defenses in the Verdun region spreading across four and a third miles and penetrating the center. They seize the village Dowaimont and push beyond Thienmont as bombardments continue and other attacks unfold along the front the Russian and Romanian fronts see renewed activity with submarines and mine threats noted.
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Somme
Verdun
Dowaimont
Thienmont
Dobrudin
Black Sea
Pachova
Medidie
Constantinople
Constanta
Berlin
Prodeal
South Kronstade
Transylvania
Carpathana
Wilson Favored College Vote
A poll of Dartmouth College professors by the Wilson Independent league shows 84 for Hughes and 67 for Wilson with 18 undecided. The report notes Dartmouth as highly conservative in New Hampshire and mentions a few alien citizens and absentees among faculty.
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New York
Wilton
C. Kk. Hughes
Dartmouth College
Wilson Independent League of the University
America
New Hampshire
Wilson
Hughes
Weather Outlook Wyoming Wednesday and Thursday
The forecast reports fair conditions in Wyoming on Wednesday and Thursday with rising temperatures across the state. Light winds and dry skies are expected as highs climb and overnight lows remain mild.
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Wyoming
Fairbanks Votes Favor Wilson In Straw Polls
Fairbanks drew little support in North Dakota as straw polls favored Wilson with 45 percent, Hughes 29, and others trailing. Melvin D. Hildreth reported 326 attendees at a Bernarekh event, noting varying results across Mandan and nearby sections.
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Fairbanks
Wilson
Tilidreth
Mandan
Itd
Bitemarek
Hughes
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Jefferd
Union Pacific System
John Ulrich Better
John D. Clark
Cincinnati
U. S
Huilasdale
Chihuahua
N. Y
Texas
Denver -CL
Perature
North Dakota
Mays
Melvin D. Hildreth
Woodrow Wib Aou Independent League
Blemarekh
Pairbanks
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