Bryan to Open Democratic Campaign in Wyoming
William Jennings Bryan will open the Democratic campaign in Wyoming a week from Wednesday. State Chairman Hopkins arranged the trip after meeting Bryan in Denver. Bryan will speak three days in Wyoming September 20 to 22 with stops on the Union Pacific Northwestern and Burlington lines.
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Mexicans Raid American Camp Near Paso
Thirty Mexicans believed to be Villa followers raided the U.S. Army punitive expedition camp near Paso del Norte and escaped with a mule. Reports say Villa was in Santa Clara Canyon and planned to stay carnival night in Chihuahua City as General Carroné withdrew and General Obreño assumed command.
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Panama Canal ships pass after slide dredging near Cucara chu
Panama Canal report states twelve ships moved through the canal today with a maximum draft of twenty eight feet, indicating dredging of the slide area has nearly ended and that the Cucara chu section is effectively complete.
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Wilsons Peace Plan Outlined By Stanford Leader
Chancellor David Starr Jordan of Stanford University states that definite plans were formed at recent conferences between President Wilson and peace workers to bring about peace in Europe. He has returned from Washington to discuss the initiative.
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Bakers Urge Abolition of Five Cent Loaf
Chicago reports the national bakers association proposing immediate abandonment of the five cent loaf and standardization on a ten cent loaf due to economic waste in production. Local conditions may allow a smaller loaf at a cost-based price.
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Hughes Attacks Fight Hour Bill in Adamson Law Debate
Charlies Hughes denounces the administration for surrender to force in enacting the eight hour law. He says the people will never abandon government by law and reason, a remark met with prolonged applause from Lewistown attendees in Banger.
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Allies Have Lost One Million Men Reported
German experts estimate Allied losses at over four million men killed wounded or missing since the offensive began with a Russian attack three months ago. They note limited Allied gains include Bukowina Galician shifts Gorite by Italy a Somme thrust and Transylvania Romanian occupation.
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Big Muddy Field Shows Rapid Oil Finds in Natrona County
In the Big Muddy field rapid oil discoveries are reported with Kinney’s well on state land near the Platte River. Drilling by Green Drilling Co taps Shannon sand at 095 feet with expected production 76 to 100 barrels per day. Heavy 10 percent casing installed. site expansion anticipated as the field develops.
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Britain Extends Mail Censorship for Commercial Gains
Washington reports a British move to extend mail censorship to data for commercial supremacy. Prime Minister Lloyd-George and the British war secretary are shown with the policy as it reaches parliament. The government asserts its right to use censored information for public interests while the State Department plans stricter protection of neutral mails from interference.
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Funeral Service Held Yesterday for Miss Burke
In St Marys Cathedral more than 1000 friends gathered yesterday morning for the funeral of Miss Mildred Burke beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs B W Burke Reverend Father Hartman conducted high mass and preached a moving tribute. The service featured a solo Face to Face sung by Mrs Otto Cobry and organist Mrs Susan Brady Cahill. Pallbearers included Willis Rees Francia McInerney Otto Cobry and others. The coffin lay in a flower bed of sweet peas at Olivet cemetery as the community mourned the 19 year old musical talent and Cheyenne bright spot.
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Teuton Advance in Rumania Presses Toward Bucharest
News dispatches report the central powers driving toward Bucharest with Bulgarian Turkish forces holding Haltjik and other ports. Romanian eastern Transylvania holds Orsova as Austro German forces press Dobrudja while Russians push near Riga and Somme bombardments continue with contested gains in Vermandois Chaulnes and Remy fronts.
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Cereal Crop Damages Cut Prospective U S Output
Washington reports heavy cereal crop losses reduce projected wheat to 611 million bushels short of domestic needs. The Agriculture Department forecasts winter wheat 1 287 million bushels and spring wheat 1 670 million. Corn is at 2 710 billion bushels with declines from five-year averages.
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Britain Loses 800 Officers in August War Casualties
London reports August casualties in the British army show 800 officers killed, 1702 wounded and 204 missing, totaling 2504 for the month. Since the war began, 38,922 officers have been lost: 11,442 killed or died of wounds, 24,040 wounded, 2,800 missing. In the front, several lieutenant colonels were killed.
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Congress Adjourns After Enacting Large Legislative Program
The first session of the sixty fourth congress adjourned at 10 oclock this morning after passing a broad administration program. It authorized major defense spending, revenue measures, and reforms while noting ongoing work for the winter session. The closing hours were quiet with leaders touting unprecedented accomplishments amid war era tensions.
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Wyoming Weather Forecast Clusters Showers This Weekend
A cold front brings showers in Wyoming on Saturday with cooler temperatures. By Sunday the weather improves with fair skies and a warmer, gusty breeze across the state.
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Suffragists Cheer as Wilson Predicts Quick Victory
Atlantic City reports an NAWSA convention where President Wilson was cheered after urging women to join the fight for suffrage. Anna Howard Shaw and Carrie Chapman Catt echoed urgency, while Julia Lathrop urged suffrage as a national policy to protect mothers and children.
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Democratic gains in Minnesota reshape a tight race
Special to the State from Saint Paul Minnesota shows big Democratic gains as Wilson supporters grow among independents and farmers while progressives largely return to Republicans. The piece notes Minnesota's Republican heartland and predicts Wilson will fall short of carrying the state despite rising Democratic strength.
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