Babbitt in Jail After Election Fraud Arrest
Orren Babbitt, once a sheriff aspirant in Laramie county, spent a night behind bars in Lexington Neb as a key suspect in the election fraud that altered primary returns. Snook confessed his role, placing Babbitt at the center of the scheme and detailing the altered ballots and promised debt settlement.
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Orren Babbitt
Laramie
Frank Roach
Électon
Swapicion
Habbitt
Ashley Gleason
Babbitt
Arthur Snook
Harry Tupper
Babbit
Perry
Hom
Gleason
Cella
Sam Thompson
Snook
Thompson
Babbtt
Prema
Sookid
Pat Hayes
Stook
Hughes Attacks Wilson Speech of Acceptance
In St Louis Hughes urged business leaders to open the door of achievement for honest American enterprise and curb waste. He claimed American industry must prevail in postwar competition by upholding reason and justice, criticized Wilson, and opposed anti trust claims while supporting child labor legislation.
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ST. Louis
Charles
Hughes
Wilson
Mrs. Balfour Shares News Of Son in Allied Front
Mrs. C. L. Balfour of the Cox ranch on Happy Jack road reports her 21 year old Morrison Balfour serving in the British army near Saloniki. He enlisted in Dundee Scotland two years ago and later served in France before being sent to Greece. His mother and sister Lucy recently moved to Wyoming, and she hoped he would join them after finishing his apprenticeship.
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C. L. Balfour
Cox Ranch
Happy Jack Road
Morrison Balfour
Dundee
Scotland
France
Greece
Lucy Balfour
Wyoming
Raid on East Coast of England Reported in WWI Notice
Official dispatches announce a new raid on the east coast of England with hostile airships dropping bombs in multiple locations. One Zeppelin squadron was brought down in flames with no casualties reported. The attack targeted London but was repulsed. Allied war offices report victories today.
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London
East Coet
England
Bnceland
Somme
Allied War Offices
Railroads Will Not Attack New Law heads say
Western railroad presidents announce they will not pursue court action against the Adamson bill before thorough investigation. They note strike preparations cost millions and travelers and shippers suffer financial loss and inconvenience as a result.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Austrians Fall Back After Five Days Battle
A Vienna dispatch reports Austrians retreating after five days of hard fighting with Romanians, retreating across the Cerna river and evacuating Hermanstadt as eastern Transylvania fronts shorten. The allied fleet arrives off Piraeus and French flag is raised on German and Austrian merchant ships. Russian positions hold near Lemberg while attacks in Volhynia Galacia and the Carpathians are repulsed.
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Cerna
Vienna
Transylvania
Hermanstadt
Piraeus
Athens
Greece
Lemberg
Berlin
Volhynia
Galacia
Carpathians
Foucey Recalls U P Embargo Strike Order
Superintendent 8 R Toucey of the Wyoming division rescinds the freight embargo set August 29. Last night J R Jenks of Denver, head of the Brotherhood of Conductors, notified G W Goff of Cheyenne that the strike order is called off. Similar notices were sent to C J Jones and Roy Miner.
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8. R. Toucey
Wyoming
J. R. Jenks
Denver
Brotherhood of Conductors
G. W. Goff
Brotherhood
Cheyenne
C. J. Jones
Roy Miner
Wilson greeted at Shadow Lawn on eve of renomination
President Wilson was enthusiastically welcomed to his summer home Shadow Lawn in Long Beach New Jersey. He arrived for the notification exercises of his renomination which take place tomorrow.
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Long Beach
N. J
Wilson
Adamson Eight Hour Bill Passes Senate Amid Labor Strike Reprieve
The Adams on eight hour bill passed the Senate 44 to 24 with no amendments. President Wilson will sign it, marking a key settlement as labor union leaders revoke the nationwide strike call set for Monday. The measure sets eight hours as the basis for daily pay with prorated compensation for overtime.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
Washington
Senate
Congress
White House
Liders Woo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harwick
Georgia
Clarke
Arkansas
LaFoliette
Wisconsin
Brothershood
Brotherhood
Toronto
Wilson Atens
Bhareeh
Mimende Mets Provinte le
Tarde Wiek
Hastine
Benatar Sherman
Finele
Thelra
Wilson Accepts Democratic Nomination With Ringing Faith
Long Beach New Jersey September 2 a crowd over 10000 greets President Wilson as he accepts the Democratic nomination praising party achievements and criticizing the Republican platform He pledges to devote himself to national service and seeks continued support from forward looking leaders.
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Wilson
Tlan
Firm Intent to Maintain Policy of Friendship Toward Mexico
Democratic program portrayed as broad in scope and principle, aimed at lasting reform after Republican failure. The text criticizes the GOP for favoring special interests, mismanaging tariffs and finance, and neglecting farmers and workers, while framing Democrats as restoring national purpose and progress.
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Mexico
Republican Party
Yoder Ip
Mora Kuldes
An American First and a Candidate Afterwards Says President
A political column laments the shift in U S policy from a national labor focus to provincial interests. It argues the tariff revival favors domestic industries, contrasts Democratic and republican approaches, and criticizes the lack of national road development and coordinated labor support. Cont page four.
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Democratic Party
Latile
America
Democrate Party
Frank Tc
Wyoming Cloudy Weekend Outlook With Cooler East
The Wyoming forecast calls for cloudy conditions Sunday and Monday with cooler air in the eastern and southern areas. Moderate fresh winds are expected across the state.
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Wyoming
A. R. Brncampment Ay Kansas Cuvy 6 Hee
Fragmentary obituary text references A R Brncampment Ay Kansas Cuvy and a vague note about the Greed Army of the Republic. no clear events dates or identifiables. Mentions William and Pastureh but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
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A. R
Kansas
Kansas City
Army of the Republic
Eavrains
William
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