Wyoming Liberty Loan drive shows large oversubscriptions
Indications from the Wyoming Liberty loan drive last night show oversubscribed county quotas with Lincoln leading, surpassing its maximum. Total state subscriptions reached 4.337 million on a minimum 8.096 million, while the state maximum seeks 80.505 million. Several counties including Laramie Converse Goshen Natrona oversubscribed. Washakie trails far, with only 10 thousand of 67.4 thousand. Local reports from W. E. Chaplin note steady intake and bank tallies expected tonight. Union Pacific departments also expected to report, with Laramie near 1.2 million likely.
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Jack A. Bristol
Liberty Loan
Wyoming
Lincoln
Baymner
Lincoln County
Sweetwater
Sheridan
Laramie
Converse
Goshen
Natrona
John W. Lacey
Washakie County
Weston County
W. E. Chaplin
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Laramie County
Gifts to Troopers Rules for Christmas Mail to AEF
The War Department issued guidelines for sending Christmas gifts to American expeditionary forces in France. A general officer in Hoboken will coordinate with the postmaster and express firms in New York to forward packages. Parcel post items must be under seven pounds in wooden boxes, express parcels under twenty pounds, with inspection-friendly coverings. food must be in glass or cans.
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Washington, DP
War Department
France
Hoboken
N. J
Express Company
New York City
Wyoming Troops to Leave Camp Greene in Few Days
Orders from Camp Greene Charlotte direct removal of several regiments including the 148th field artillery Wyoming troops. Destination of the 146th 147th artillery regiments withheld. Moves may indicate a front deployment. Major Nickerson noted as surprised by the order.
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Wyoming
Camp Greene
Charlotte
N. C
148Th Field Artillery
California
147Th Artillery
Nickerson
Colorado
Lour
A. V. Hechternach
Cheyenne
Camp Funston
Kansas
German Crown Prince’s Army Driven Back to Laon
French forces press the Aisne front driving the German crown prince’s army toward Laon and toward the Oise-Aisne canal. The Germans suffer 12,000 prisoners, many killed or wounded, and lose 120 big guns as Petain’s counteroffensive tightens.
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Laon
Petain
Aisne
Associated Press
Berlin
Piain Wood
Oisne-Aisme
Chavignon
War Office
St. Quentin
Chanmipagne
Seriors
Oise-Aisne
Hindenburg
Aileite
GOAL DEALERS FACED WITH FAGE PROBE BY U S OFFICIALS
Charges filed with the department of justice allege coal dealers across regions overcharged above fuel administration figures for both anthracite and bituminous coal. Investigations ordered to determine prosecutions if charges hold. fuel administration plans a broad inquiry into complaints received, mainly by the administration itself.
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FAGE
U.S
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
The
Fuel Administration
Gunter Proclaims Day Observance of School Sunday
Governor Gunter issued a proclamation calling on the people of the state to observe November 4 as School Sunday to honor public education and support schooling statewide.
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Denver
Colo
Get
Gunter
The
Glule
Ulo-lo- Bund
Tremendous blast tears through Canada Explosives plant
A major explosion struck the Canada Explosives plant at Vaudreuil near Montreal damaging the facility and causing about 1.6 million dollars in losses. A special train carrying fighting apparatus was dispatched from Montreal and initial reports indicated no fatalities. The detonations lasted an hour and the sky lit with multi colored flames from burning acids.
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Montreal
Canada Explosives Company
Vaudreuil
I. W. W. Halting Crop Harvests
Federal and state officials unite to counter I W W agitators and pro German propagandists suspected of halting crop harvesting in Los Angeles County. Tangible evidence already in federal hands suggests indictments of several anti government agents.
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Angles
Cal
Los Angeles County
United States
Family Killed by Asphyxiation in Minnesota Kitchen
In Pael Minnesota on October 26, Marion Sweszy his wife and two children died from asphyxiation after coffee boiled over and extinguished the gas. Neighbors discovered the gas filled room the next day.
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Sv’, Pael, Minn
Marion Sweszy
Indiana Suffrage Law Declared Illegal by State Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled the state woman suffrage law unconstitutional. As a result, women who expected to vote in next month's municipal elections will not be permitted to cast ballots.
Warships Ordered to Capture Teuton Gunboat in Harbor
The Brazilian chamber of deputies votes 14 to 1 to declare a state of war with Germany and authorize measures to defend the nation. Senate approves the proclamation, with torpedo boat destroyers ordered to Bahia to seize the German gunboat Ever Riots erupt in Turin as Italian cabinet resigns amid a defeat in the chamber. Paris reports the new ministry survives a slim majority in the chamber.
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Teuton
Chamber of Deputies
Miewel Rio Jantero
Germany
Brazil
Diphorpete Commission
Prazil
Republic
Mia
Senate
Bahia
Turin
Rome
Paris
Paioleve
Chamber of Commerce
War Councils Delegate Outlines Paris Peace Terms
M. Koelelts, delegate of the workers and soldiers councils, told a congress of Treasants' Deputies at Petrograd that the Paris conference will set peace terms with the Allies. He urged expeditious completion of the negotiations and a rapid conclusion to hostilities.
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Petrograd
M. Koelets
Workmen’s War Soldiers
Paris
Congress of Treasants
Faris
Six Tons of Bombs Dropped on German Works
British airmen struck Saarbrucken area on Wednesday night targeting Burbach works and railway hubs. Officials report six tons of explosives dropped on the Burbach works with extensive damage and direct hits on a train and rail junctions. Further raids near Saarbrucken yielded additional bombs and several enemy aircraft losses, amid improving weather on the British front.
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Styfonko
Burbach
Saarbroeken
Rhenish Russia
Saarbrucken
Burbuch Works
Avarbrucken
Certann
Austrian Socialists Push Federal Rights and Govt Participation
Reports from Copenhagen and Amsterdam indicate Austrian Socialists demand state rights and federated nationalities while urging cooperation with government bodies. In Berlin the Reichstag majority backs a plan to inform the emperor about chancellorship security and possible broader coalition amid the political crisis.
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Hy Associated Press
Copenhagen
Austrian Socialiste New
Wader
Viegon
Castela
Federal Council
Barlin Deutache Zeltine
Michael Lis
Ae Main
Taseblatt Avs
Amstwhrdam
Reichstag
Forte
Rodott Vot
Valentini
Civic Calinet
Michaella Ga
Himsel
Hem
Liberty Loan's Total Surges Beyond Four Billion
The Associated Press reports Liberty Loan achievements push totals past the four billion mark amid nationwide fundraising drive. Officials emphasize intensified efforts to reach the enormous target as campaigns continue across cities and communities.
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Liberty Loan
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