Woman Jumps to Death Near Hillsdale in Runaway Buggy
Mrs. Huttle C. Nicholson 64 of Hillsdale Wyoming died after leaping from a runaway buggy as it veered near her home and she sustained fatal skull injuries. Her husband W H Nicholson and Harold Christensen, 12, were present. Coroner Clyde Early planned the Cheyenne funeral.
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Huttle C. Nicholson
W. H. Nicholson
Hillsdale
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hillsdale Presbytera
Harold Christensen
Chiia Christensen
Nicholson
Young Christensen
Elds
Calo
Hilladale
Cheyenne
Jlarold Christensen
Clyde Early
Vomleg
Kansas
Veriedale
Niche Chon
Haf Hilladale
Neddog
Milo
Bertha
Mildred
Suffrage Association Rejects Partisan Route
The National American Woman Suffrage Association votes to pursue equal rights through both national and state legislation. Carrie Chapman Catt quotes Hughes and Wilson on party platforms, while Dr. Anna Howard Shaw argues education is the best path to universal suffrage.
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Atlanta
National American Woman SuffRage Association
Mre
Carrie Chapman Catt
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
Anna Howard Shaw
The
Association
Bremen Coming London Report
London dispatch cites reports from Berlin that the German Neuen may arrive in about ten days at an American port, most likely New London, per Vevelation messages.
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Bremen
London
New London
Bitter Exchange in U S Senate Over Corrupt Practices Bill
In Washington on September 6 the Owen corrupt practices bill sparked hours of acrimonious debate in the Senate. Democrats and Republicans traded personal exchanges as they recounted campaign contributions and rewards to donors. Senators Curtis of Kansas and Ashurst of Arizona heated the exchange, with talk of a possible personal confrontation. The measure would curb campaign spending by candidates for the Senate House and the presidency beyond current limits.
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Senate
Curtis
Kansas
Ashurst
Arizona
House
U S to Probe Jap Demands
The United States will investigate Japan's demands on China with inquiries by Ambassador Guthrie in Tokyo and Minister Reinsch in Peking. The only likely US impact concerns Japanese police powers in Inner Mongolia and southern Manchuria. A cabinet official says trade rights remain the central US interest amid Japan's assurances on an open dock policy. Buffalo Wyoming incident follows car backfire injuring Mrs Howarth. she loses teeth and suffers chin injuries.
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Guthrie
Tokio
Minater Reinsch
Peking
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China
State Department
Afongolia
Manchuria
United States
Freight Upon Deck Sinks Ship in Storm
Wilfred Robinson, third engineer of the steamer Admiral Clark, wrecked in the Caribbean during the August hurricane, claims that loading 200 barrels of fuel oil on deck caused the disaster. Robinson, one of six survivors, was aboard when the vessel foundered with Captain Daniels and nineteen crew members aboard. The statement is on file with the U S inspector of steam vessels.
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New Orleans
Wilfred Robinson
Admiral Clark
Caribbean
Daniels
United States
Robinson
Infantile Paralysis Case Reported Near Nunn Colorado
Cheyenne readers learn of an infantile paralysis case near Nunn where three houses are quarantined. The child, son of Lemuel Lammonds, is reportedly not fatally ill and only one foot is affected. Doctor McCain of Ault diagnosed the case for the state health board. quarantine covers the home and adjacent houses.
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Wilson
West
Cheyenne
Denver
Colorado
Nunn
Colo
Lemuel Lammonds
C. B. Wilson
McCain
Ault
Colorado State Board of Health
New York
Salt Lake
Billinge
Sheridan
Cody
Francie Lane
Cty
British and French Press Ahead on Somme Front
Allied forces push forward along the Somme as French operations near Chaulnes and Roye yield gains. German counterattacks are repelled north of the river while Vermandevillers yields to French forces. In Galicia Prussian allies retreat as Prasiana advance 4500 prisoners taken. Russian heights captured and fighting continues around Breez southeast of Lemberg. Romanian troops engage in Dobrudja as the Somme offensive widens.
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Vermandevillers
Chilly
Vermandovillers
Chaulnes
Roye
Harleaux
Peronne Ag
Belloy-Pa- Gant
Berlin
Clery
Peronne
Ziata Tina
Dnelster
Galicia
Breez
Lemberg
Dobrudja
Santa Fe Refuses to Obey Eight Hour Law
TOPEKA Kansas September 6 F P Ripley president of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad tonight declared that the Santa Fe will not comply with the Adamson eight hour law recently enacted by Congress to avert a threatened strike. He charged Congress acted under labor leaders and called the law an advance of 20 to 25 percent in wages for the best paid railway men.
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Topeka
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Poe Railroad
Santa Fe
Congress
United States Supreme Cour
Perylea
Excuse Me Chief Will You Pet Me In Jail
Garl Muliberg, leaning for support against a street corner, asked Chief Briberg to imprison him and pet him. The chief agreed and Muliberg entered the jail in a dazed, jocular mood as the world seemed to revolve around him.
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Po- Moe
Garl Muliberg
Seventeenth Street
Huliberg
Opening of American Mexican Border Commission Talks
The American Mexican border commission meets in New London with formal credentials exchange and talks on withdrawal of U.S. troops from Mexico. Secretary Lane hosts aboard the Mayflower as Carranza guarantees protection for American rights and both sides seek productive results.
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New London
Conn
Mexico
United States
Luis Cabrera
Hotton
Franklin K. Lane
Wilson
Urranah
Carranza
Germans Turn on Bucharest in Bold Danube Strike
Berlin dispatches reveal a German push toward Bucharest with heavy artillery against the Tutrakan bridgehead on the Danube. The German war office reports seven Romanian works seized near Tul Dun, as tempo builds for a broader offensive from Transylvania against Romania.
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al St Rive
Vollow
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Iivadine Transylvania
Conference on wage dispute splits amid coal talks
In Kansas City a subcommittee session between mine owners and coal operators stalled over a clause about disputes with no cause. A general committee report was pending, with strike momentum shaping potential actions including a large-scale walkout depending on operator stance and Pittsburgh developments.
Subway Strike Paralyzes New York Transit
A strike was declared by newly unionized workers of the Interborough Rapid Transit company in New York. Union officials warned electric transit facilities would be paralyzed by morning as motormen and conductors may join the action in sympathy, while IRT president Theodore P. Shonts vowed to guarantee transportation to the public.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Nes
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough
Telegraphers Win Pay Increases At Northern Pacific
Telegraphers employed by the Northern Pacific railroad won pay raises shorter hours and other working advantages in today’s settlement averting a threatened strike at St Paul Minnesota.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Neptune Arrives at Newport News With Guns on Deck
The twilan steamship Neptune from Sperla in ballast reached Newport News Virginia today. It carried two 746 millimeter guns on its after deck. Cantalo Cafloro told customs officials the weapons were for defensive purposes only.
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Newport News
Neptune
Sperla
Cantalo Cafloro
Hughes Campaign Fails to Stir Michigan GOP
Special to the State Leader in Lansing reports Charlies BK Hughes drew a rousing Detroit reception but failed to spark enthusiasm across Michigan. The piece notes weak statewide fervor, sparse press debate, and hints Democrats may still struggle despite long odds, with historical context on Michigan voting patterns.
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Lansing
Mich
Charlies BK
Hughes
Michigan
Woodrow Wilson
Detroit
Conferees Agree to Modification of Revenue Bill
Washington reports conferees agree to remove stamp taxes from the emergency revenue bill and replace revenue with higher net profits taxes on non manufacturers of munitions. Senate actions and allied diplomacy loom as talks span the adjournment outlook. The plan includes tax revisions and potential changes to income tax provisions amid ongoing legislative wrangling.
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I Ecute
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Tomore
Senate
United States
Greadain
Theo Bill Ae
Tnotesee
Wiech Ibe
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