Bryan to Open Democratic Campaign in Wyoming
William Jennings Bryan will open the campaign in Wyoming with a three day visit September 20 21 and 22. He will cover Union Pacific Northwestern and Burlington routes and speak at mass meetings or from trains as arranged. Hopkins arranged the tour after meeting Bryan in Denver and plans further details.
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Mexicans Raid American Camp Near Paso Del Norte
Mexican raiders believed to be Villa followers attacked the engineer squad of the American punitive expedition at a camp near Paso del Norte. They escaped with a mule. reports place Villa in Santa Clara Canyon and note plans to spend carnival night in Chihuahua City as General Carranza withdraws from the presidential pace in favor of General Obregon.
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Panama Canal uses slide completion signals full dredging
Panama Canal reports twelve ships passed through the canal today. Maximum draft reached twenty eight feet, indicating dredging of the slide area has been virtually completed near Cucara Chu.
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Wilsons Peace Plans Outlined At Stanford University
Chancellor David Starr Jordan reports that President Wilson and peace advocates discussed definite plans to bring about peace. The author indicates Stanford University influence and a Washington visit setting the efforts in motion.
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Bakers Urge Abolition of 5-Cent Loaf
Chicago September 8. Recommendations from the executive committee of the national association of master bakers urge all bakers to abandon the five-cent loaf and standardize on a ten-cent loaf. Immediate effect urged citing waste in production and quality improvements with standardization. Where local conditions require, a smaller loaf may stay with a price tied to manufacture cost.
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Hughes Attacks Fight Hour Bill in Adamson Law Debate
Charlies B. Hughes denounces the administration for surrender to force in enacting the Adamson eight hour law. He argues the people will not give up government by law and reason, despite ongoing applause from Lewistown audience in Banger.
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Allies Lose Over Four Million Men Says German Experts
Berlin reports from German military experts claim the allies have suffered more than four million killed wounded or missing since the crowd offensive began with the Russian attack three months ago. They cite limited allied gains including Bukowina Galician territory Gorite Transylvania and a shallow Somme thrust.
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Big Muddy Oil Field Advances Reported in Natrona County
The Natrona County Tribune outlines rapid Big Muddy field developments over the past two weeks. Tim Kinney’s Kinney well on state land near Platte River, drilled by Green Drilling Co, uses a 12 1 2 inch bit to the Platte sand with heavy tools, tapping Shannon sand at 895 feet and an expected production of 76 to 100 barrels daily.
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Britain Extends Mail Censorship for Commercial Gain
A Washington scene shows Britain expanding mail censorship to gather data for commercial supremacy. Lloyd George, British war secretary, hints censorship info may be shared with other departments for public interest. The State Department plans tighter protection against interference with neutral mails.
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Funeral Service Held Yesterday for Miss Burke
In St. Mary’s Cathedral more than 1000 friends joined Rev. Father Hartman in the high mass funeral for Miss Mildred Burke beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs B W Burke The pallbearers included Willis Rees Francia McInerney Otto Cobry and others The cortege stretched over a mile to Olivet cemetery the grave beds covered in sweet peas and flowers Miss Burke 19 was a Cheyenne singer with bright prospects and musical talent Continued on Page Eight.
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Teuton Advance in Rumania Unchecked as Front Rises
Rumania and central powers fight along a seventy mile front from the Black Sea to the Danube. Bulgarian and Turkish troops seize Haltjik and three ports while Dobrudzha fortress falls. Romanian forces advance in eastern Transylvania near Orsova. Austro-German efforts push Russians near Riga. Somme bombardment continues with Verdun and Remy battle claims. Submarine sinkings reported including Tagua Hazelwood Strathay with casualties and rescues.
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Cereal Crop Cut By Millions Of Bushels Reported
Washington September 8 heavy damage to the country's cereal crops lowers prospective production for wheat and other grains. The agriculture department forecast shows wheat supply under domestic needs with a carryover from last year. Winter and spring wheat projections and corn output are given with preliminary estimates for the coming harvest.
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Britain Reports Heavy Early War Losses
A dispatch from Lommin dated September details British casualties for the first two weeks of August: 800 officers killed, 1702 wounded, and 204 missing, totaling 2504. Since the war began, 38,922 officers have been lost: 11,442 killed or died of wounds, 24,040 wounded, and 2,800 missing. Lieutenant colonels among those killed are noted.
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Congress adjourns after pushing through vast legislative program
The first session of the sixty fourth Congress adjourned at 10 a m after a busy year enacting major measures. The administration program will resume in the winter session while the body reorganized and funded national defense at unprecedented levels. Revenue and tariff changes, merchant marine rehabilitation, and social reforms dominated the closing hours amid fears of European conflict.
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Wyoming Weekend Weather: Showers Then Sun
The forecast shows showers across Wyoming on Saturday with cooler air. By Sunday, the weather clears to fair skies and warmer temperatures across the state.
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Suffragists Cheer as Wilson Prediction Fanned at Atlantic City
At the National American Woman Suffrage convention in Atlantic City, President Wilson drew cheers when he pledged to fight with the suffrage cause. Anna Howard Shaw and Carrie Chapman Catt urged immediate action, while Julia Lathrop urged suffrage to protect mothers and childhood as a national policy cornerstone.
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Special to the State The Minnesota presidential tilt
The report notes big Democratic gains in Minnesota with Wilson likely to win many votes among independents and farmers though the state remains Republican heartland. It cites progressive defections back to Republicans, independent voters favoring Wilson, and German and immigrant sentiments shaping final totals. Overall Minnesota probably won’t deliver a Wilson majority.
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