Kendrick and Clark Consent to Run for Senate and House
At a Plains hotel tea room meeting the Democratic State Central Committee urged Governor John B. Kendrick and John D. Clark to accept primary nominations for United States senator and congressman. Kendrick pressed the duty of running when no other Democrat would accept, while Clark spoke of supporting President Wilson’s policies and laboring for peace and progress. The committee, praising Hopkins for leadership, reelected Hopkins as state chairman and Quealy as treasurer. The session adjourned to a luncheon at the governor’s mansion.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Plains Hool
John B. Kendrick
John D. Clark
United States
Congress
Kendrick
Mr. Clark
Imself
Wilson
Preparations for Livestock Convention in Cheyenne
Cheyenne deliberations launch plans for the National Livestock association convention in January. A special committee will arrange hosts and ensure a large Cheyenne delegation attends the state fair at Douglas. Federal farm loan board meeting plans, with local officials organizing exhibits and voter awareness on the good roads amendment.
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National Livestock Association Sioh
Cheyenne
Jaouary
Direct
Industrial Club
BR W. Mone
Erculture
Houston
Douglas
A, Ee, Reynolds
Kh. M. Lamont
Laramie County
Hares
Federal Farm Loan Board
HM. B. Henderson
J. M. Carey
J. Ross Carpenter
Japan presses sweeping terms on China in secret dispatches
Disclosures outline four formal demands including indemnities apology and political concessions plus four concessions China would grant without a formal demand. Japan seeks police powers in Inner Mongolia and South Manchuria and insists on Japanese advisers and inspectors. U.S. Secretary Laneing declines comment as analysts warn the move could push toward war.
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Washington
China
Japan
Inner
Mon- Akalla
Inner Mongolia
Manchuria
Chinaa
Mongolia
Achomwa and
Collegen
Mukiden
Tdarlen
Cheng Chiatnam
Laneing Hue
Peking
Ching
Ffalin
Mikado
U S Attitude Toward Jap Demands Not Yet Revealed
Fragmented report notes no clear U S stance on Japanese demands. The Chaoyangfu area 150 miles from prior trouble prompts caution amid blurred references to Chinese and Japanese officials and lingering doubts about Chinese leadership responses.
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U. S
Offici’s
Chaoyangfu
Og Ta
Thinphar Loatton
Babbitt Unable To Post Bond And Remains In Jail
Orren C. Babbitt the accused instigator of ballot fraud failed to secure the $1000 bond demanded by the court and remains in jail for another night. Snook the ballot delager confessed and waived preliminary examination. he is to be tried in district court.
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Orren C. Babbitt
Ashley L. Gleason
Snook
Court of Justices of the Peace
Housman
Wreck Blocks U P Near Sidney For 48 Hours
Twenty one freight cars piled after an eastbound Union Pacific freight hit a washed out section near Sidney. No injuries reported. The wreck blocks the line for at least forty eight hours and passenger trains are diverted via Julesburg and LaSalle to Cheyenne. Eastbound trains from Cheyenne follow the same routing until the track is cleared.
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Union Pacific
Sidney Inet
Fnion Pacific
Julesburg
LaSalle
Cheyenne
Giuseppe Verdi Eludes Submarine Off Moroccan Coast
Italian steamer Giuseppe Verdi arriving from Naples reports being chased by a submarine off the Moroccan coast on August 24. Passengers and officers remained calm during the encounter and the ship continued to New York.
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New York
Giuseppe Verdi
Naples
Mediterranean
First Steps Toward Folding Moosfras Party Turmoil
Fragmentary notes describe early moves to consolidate political factions within a national Progressive Party, naming Denaerie Hale, Joly N. Parker, and Judge Ben B. Tandewy as figures in a disputed leadership and electoral strategy. The report references state and local party committees and potential vice presidential considerations.
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Erie
Bestar
Elf
Cooperste
Tehkin
mAb
Pediarana
Ereerestien Cart
Joly N. Parker
Ihdee
Ben B. Tandewy
Lara
Anglo French Lines Advance Amid Fierce Attacks
Allied forces press toward Combles and Peronne with gains north of the Somme and in the south. French and British troops report heavy counterattacks as 6550 prisoners and 26 guns fall to the Entente since Sunday. Greek reservists reportedly called as Greece eyes entry on the allied side. Russian drives in Galicia and the Carpathians continue with further territorial gains and prisoner captures.
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Combles
Peronne
Somme
Erlu Wood
Ravinette Wood
Marrieres Wood
Falfemont Farm
Leuse Wood
Leuss Wood
Ovinchy
Gomme
Chilly
Lise
Boyecourt
Vermandevilleries
Fripet Maresh
Galicia
Carpathians
Athens
Greece
Estente
Anglo Fremek
Congress Passes Bill to Bolster President on Mail Interference
The Senate passed an emergency revenue bill by 42 to 16 authorizing drastic retaliatory steps against nations disrupting American trade. It imposes tariffs, expands income and corporate taxes, creates a tariff commission, and allows actions to bar mail and communications to belligerents. The measure targets exports and prices, with penalties up to fines and imprisonment.
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Washington
Cumula
Kenyon
LaFollointe Norris
Clapp
Dent
Avtforten
United
Northwest
United States
Senate
Thomas
Phelan
Unite A* States Montik
Interstate Express Company
Telerath
Ielee
Natolaticone
Wisconsin for Wilson Is Clocratic Belief In Wisconsin
Special to the Bute Learter Madison Wisconsin Democrats expect to carry the state this fall for Wilson while Republicans quarrel among themselves. La Follette leads the progressive faction, not backing Hughes, and Wisconsin Germans lean toward Hughes while Scandinavians favor the GOP. La Follette has not endorsed Hughes and has kept a cautious stump line since the convention.
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Wilson
Wiscos ii
Courae
Wisconsin
Wiscon
Judge Hughes
Eo Rowle
Pacific
Dewnpapers
Hughes
Republiccams
LaPollete
la Ollette
Jude H Ughes
Wisconsin Germans Bet Here Being the Support of Wisconsig
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Tariff Commission
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