Military secrecy and new German moves near Petrograd
Reports from Geneva and Copenhagen cite a large force massing on the border to push toward Petrograd, with Western papers suggesting the German advance could threaten northern Russia. A Riga offensive plan is noted, while Finland, the Gulf of Bothnia, and Midand areas are anticipated as potential attack routes amid cautious Allied assessments.
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Bloodhounds Help Nab Burns Man In Fire Case
Farmer Richard Spaty found his threshing machine wrecked by fire near Burns. Bloodhounds traced a 65 hour old footpath to Frank Lavelleur’s home, leading to his arrest by Sheriff Pat Hayes and Deputy Edschoel in Cheyenne. The case hinges on whether Lavelleur started the blaze while others may have been involved.
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Hillsdale
Burns
Frank Lavelleur
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Cheyenne
Pat Hayes
Ed Schoel
Yankee Crew in Prussian Prison Camp
Four of five naval gun crew prisoners from the American tank steamer Pampana are held at Brandenburg prison camp in Prussia. Chief gunner James Delahey, Ray Roop, Charles Lovan Kline, and Fred Stephen Jacobs are confirmed prisoners with Seaman Miller unaccounted for and inquiry ongoing.
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Albert Oliver
Ray Roop
Charles Lovan Kline
Fred Stephen Jacobs
Miller
Germany
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George Bates Made Fire Chief After McCleave Demotion
George Bates rises to fire chief replacing T A McCleave who was reduced in rank by Mayor LaFontaine. Bates, previously captain and lieutenant at the South Side station, becomes chief as other promotions to fill the vacancy are watched for.
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Overnight Entries at Wood Be Frisky Race Meet
Official overnight entries list shows horses including Frisky and others for a morning program. Purse money categories include $200 for two year olds and up, with multiple contestants and entry details shown in the fragmentary card.
Chicago City Council Praises Gov Lowden Over Mayor
Chicago's council in a four hour special session adopts a resolution praising Gov. Lowden for blocking a Peace Terms group from meeting in Illinois and urges further measures to keep such gatherings from threatening public safety. The vote stands 42 to 6.
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Edward J. Brundage
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Senate votes to reject war profit tax increases
The Senate defeated three more proposals from lawmakers seeking higher levies on war profits in the tax bill. Hollis amendment failed 57 17, Labollette 50 18, and the 0 percent flat rate also lost 52 18, signaling the end of the push for a flat rate in the excess profits section.
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Wyoming Draft Men Off Today Entrain For Camp
Thirty nine Wyoming men leave their home counties today as the first 5 percent increment of the national draft army. From Cheyenne and Laramie counties five men depart for American Lake training in Washington, with others from across the state joining via Burlington and Northern Pacific routes. Key names include James Durnford William Keating Carl Bek and Gerald Walker as contingents travel to Billings and on to the coast.
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Willam Keating
Carl FE. Bek
Gerald Walker
James F. Green
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Famine Strikes Trieste Amid Food Shortages
Report from Rome and London on Sept 4 describes famine conditions in Trieste amid scarce oils and potatoes. Article notes Austrians, Germans and Bulgarians blamed for harvest losses and worsening Serbian conditions.
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Prosecutor Joins Mooney Appeal in High Profile Case
In San Francisco the prosecutor joins in Mooney appeal as the defense pushes for reversal of judgment. The proceeding centers on Tony Moon, death sentence and safety concerns raised by the prior trial, with a focus on the alleged explosive device and related events tied to the case.
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Skinny B Wins Again at Race Track Fame Gained
A blotted racing report notes Skinny B's repeated victory amid crowded standings. The piece mentions riders, horses, and race outcomes, with names and places blurred but preserving the sense of a lively event and celebratory tone.
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