Hungarian gambler plans philanthropy for front-line soldiers
Vienna reports Nicholas de Szemere, famed Hungarian gambler and landholder, offers to fund soldier settlements for Hungarian, Austrian, and Turkish veterans. He proposes thousands of acres donated for homes and work, backed by homestead laws, with two officials to oversee the plan. The project aims to inspire others to aid returning troops and mirror a back-to-the-land movement.
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Vienna
Avatro-Hungary
Jockey Club
Joseph Potocki
Baccarat
Crortaman and Gambier
Nicholas de Seemere
Herr de Stemere
Clas
Herr de Sremere
New York City
Herr de Szemere
Hungary
Austria
Herr de Sxemere
America
United States
Fatherlan
de Biemere
Fortanes
Eneibons
Majdeka
Hajdvets
Evard
Coloniee
Kijien
Szolrevaralja
Flelebetag
Saajay
Wimmerman
Toe Allah
Count Potocki
Budapest
Eta Bay
Whitney
Herr de Seemere
Paris
Monte Carlo
de Seemere
Trentoet
Forest Notes on U.S Rail Ties Turpentine Rosin and Poles
Forest Notes report annual cross ties purchase at 135 million with 44.85 million ties treated. Naval stores show 21.8 million gallons of turpentine and 3.76 million barrels of rosin, mostly exported. Field forests supply Red Cross aid kits. highways cost 1500 to 15000 per mile. 7.525 million thousand feet of poles treated. line from Denver to Philadelphia if stretched 100 feet apart.
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Denver
Philadelpia
Allegretts Chocolate Creams Recollected at Roedel’s
Fresh supply of Allegrett original chocolate creams and bon bons received at F A Roedel’s Citizens Natl Hank building. Local shop announces new stock and invites customers to purchase this batch.
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Allegrett
F. A. Roedel’s
Citizens Nath. Hank Building
Prorogued Duma Seen as Massive Policy Threat
London reports that the prorogation of the Russian Duma by government allies was a major test for Tsarist policy. The Progressive bloc pressed reforms from labor to electoral changes, risking a factory strike and army shortages if the Duma dissolved.
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London
Ovtobriat
Io Nosia
Eiriie
Duma
Warsaw
Wall Hlgh
Zematvo
Labor
Social Democrata
Social Democratic
Miliukoff
Cadets
Guchkoff
Progressive Bloc
Duma Teaches Power as Prorogation Decree Is Passed
The article recalls how a decree of prorogation was obtained after a tense cabinet meeting. Miljakov threatened resignations from his party over war-munition matters, but leaders across parties urged restraint. The Duma gained confidence and tact, defusing the crisis and averting a broader strike.
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Miliakoff
Millvkof
Duma
Official note on Edith Cavell case press reports
A semi official statement disputes press impressions about Edith Cavell. It says German authorities made no promise to delay the American minister and insists the Belgian advocate acted for the American legation, causing misleading reporting. The American minister is deeply affected by the public reports.
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Pressels
Edith Cavell
Virginia Dale Notes On Sermon Visitors And Socials
Virginia Dale residents report Rev. Moore of Fossil Creek preached a fine sermon to a good crowd. C W Webber and daughter visited the home ranch from Fox Park Wyoming. Willie Logan stopped by the John Hoyle ranch near Dale Creek. Alpha Webber visited Helen Logan. W P Bristol and Charles Kelly were Fort Collins visitors. Bristol hosts Alfred Cornelison and son for dinner. A Grange basket social and entertainment are set for November 6 at Lawson hall with lunch requests. Fort Collins visitors Klmore Pearson and George Logan with son William also noted.
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Virginia Dale
Colo
Moore
Fossil Creek
C. W. Webber
George Degeny
Fox Park
Wyo
Grange
Lawson Hall
Reward Offered For Information On Highway Graffiti
Cheyenne Mote offers a five dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and examination of anyone found throwing glam of salle onto any public highway.
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Salle
Thrills Aboard English Steamer Near Liverpool Danger Zone
A passenger recounts a voyage toward Liverpool as German submarines threaten the crossing. Crew drills, lifebelts, extinguished lights, zigzag speed, and armed trawlers protect passengers while the ship nears port and relief follows with the sight of England’s green shores.
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London
Liverpool
Amip
Mersey
England
Sund . State Leager, ost metro politan papre ever published In Wyo ming
Sundial era state league issue from an urban Wyoming paper, a fragmented OCR read. It hints at a metropolitan publication in Wyoming, with unclear dates or names.
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Wyoming
Yellow fever epidemic reported in Colombia
Panama reports yellow fever appears epidemic in Buena Ventura Colombia with nine deaths in a week. Health officials in the canal zone receive precautionary notices as a second case arrives from Buena Ventura and is taken to Ancon hospital.
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Colombia
Buena Ventura
Canal Cone
Canal Zone
Buena Venture
Ancon Hospital
Bank of England Announces Higher Money Prices
London Oct 27. The Bank of England quotes selling prices for treasury bills with six month bills at 7.5 percent and nine to twelve month bills around 6 percent, compared with the previous rate of 4.375 percent. The rise signals that upcoming government funding may shift to a six percent level.
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London
Treamry Billy
Bank of Englany
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Forest Service
American Red Cross Society
Department of Agriculture
Floyd J. Huff
Paneer Ee
Gzar
Seedom
Willie Logan
John Hoyle
Dale Creek
Alpha Webber
Helen Logan
Alfred Cornelison and Son
W. P. Bristol
Suturday
Klmore Pearson
Fort Colline
George Logan
Son William
Port Collina Prides
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Loseon
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Panama
Bank OF England
Nature Books
Wild Life
The
Rockies
Rocky Mountain Wonderland
Enos Mills
Industrial Club
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
Wm. Hanthorn
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