Jury Panels And Fraud Allegations Stir County Elections
The county works with ex ballot manipulator IV Snook now in the sheriff's office typing juror summons as Orren Babbitt faces trial for alleged ballot fraud. Jury lists include Cheyenne Pine Bluffs and Burns with trials set September 21 and later in the October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren Babbitt
Snook Saya
Babbitt
Ashley L. Gleason
R. K. Olds
T. Joe Fisher
Hst
Bnook
Charles M. Peters
A. A. Raerressen
Erix A. Rodgers
Alex Tingstrom
Charles B. Bailey
C. C. Carliale
C. Scott
Lawrence Lorenzen
Adolph Braunswig
H. C. Brit
J. A. Carlson
B. W. Penman
Jerome Tylar
John Fleming
W. Cole
W. J. McCormick
Cheyenne
John Woodhouse
Federal
Wilbur T. Gregory
Claus A. Sass
R. W. Hofer
Pine Bluffs
Richard T. Brown
W. C. Brisbine
Divide
Oliver W. Mahoney
James O. Reed
Golden Prairie
James McKeever
Jon F. Walling
William R
Bozorth
Egbert
Thomas Dayton
Theodore Fedore
Ward Evans
Carpenter
Charles T. Smith
Horse Creek
Dame E. Coats
B. B. Sweet
Andrew J. Wyckoff
Lloyd Maddy
Hillsdale
Eugene Clouser
Hecla
J. C. Underwood
Henry Schultz
Chugwater
Alonzsa L. Westover
State U Opens With Largest Registration
The fall semester at the University of Wyoming begins with an expected enrollment surpassing any previous year by at least 10 percent. Renovations include Hoyt Hall dormitory for 400, new reading room, tunnel heating, graded roads, and expanded correspondence courses. new faculty additions span rural education under Dr H L Eby, political science, geology, and expanded veterinary science and home economics programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
University
Girla
Hoyt
Pat
Liberal Arts
Department of
H. L.eby
Ohio
Dale
White
East
Howell Knight
University of Columbia At
New York
Germans Seize 30 Million Pounds in Belgian Bank
The Belgia Dagblad reports German authorities seized 30 million pounds held in the Belgian National Bank coffers as moratorium ends. The paper notes Germans offer 5 percent interest and repayment two years after the war ends.
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The
Hague
Belgia Dagblad
Two Laramie Men Held On Charges Of Girl
Charles L. Thomas foreman and Robert J. Davies property owner were indicted by the grand jury on charges involving a 14 year old girl and released on bond. They were bound to district court by a justice of the peace and will face trial on the indictments after the prosecutor dropped original informations. Both men deny the accusations and plan a strong defense. Davies operates a lunch wagon and has accumulated property in Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Charles L. Thomas
Robert J. Davies
Thomas
Wyo
Bollermakers
Union Pacific
Robert J. Davie
Bertha
Ullice Thomas
District Court
Justicn
Davies
Attitude of Greece Hanging in the Balance
Greece faces a critical week as entente and anti Venizelan factions threaten war entry. King Constantine and Premier Zamis discussed options after police arrests of German and Austrian agents. A Greece pivot hinges on ten days of quiet amid protests and contested entente plans.
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Athens
Greece
Associated Preas
Constantine
Zamis
Premiier Zamis
Saloniki
Allied Governments Urged on Timely Action
The passage notes allied governments show concern and favor timely decisions before an act is carried out. It stresses there is no intent to split authority before the critical step occurs, but action is deemed advisable.
Gotham Strike Grows More Serious In Metro Area
New York today faces a near halt in surface and rapid transit with Manhattan Bronx Yonkers and Westchester affected as Interborough strike spreads. A sympathetic walkout threatens 750000 metropolitan workers if successful.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Yonkers
West Chester County
Interborough Rapid Transit
No Gains Reported Across Fronts as War Conditions Shift
The article notes no major gains by any belligerent as Romania enters the war and Greece's stance influences Balkan policy. British forces cross the border near Neochari and Lake Takinoh, four villages fall amid heavy Teutonic counterattacks. French bombardments target Bulgarians from the Vardar to Doiran while Serbian fronts see Bulgarian withdrawals. Austrians retreat before Rumanians in the Maros and Toplitsa valleys as Romanians capture Halimsar. Vienna reports withdrawals near Gyergyo. Russian offensives along Stockhod and in Galicia fail with heavy losses, while Turko-Armenian fighting continues with Russian advantages and Bana taken in Persia.
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Btruma
Neochari
Lake Takinoh
Vardar
Doiran
Maros
Toplitsa
Hermanstadt
Halimsar
Vienna
Gyergyo
Danube
Stockhod
Kovel
Dneister
Zlota Lipa
Galicia
Berlin
Armenia
Petrograd
Bana
Persia
Farmers Invited to Denver Loan Hearing
Denver, Colo. September 11. Farmers of the Rocky Mountain region are invited to travel to Denver on Saturday to voice views to the federal farm loan bank members about locating the bank in Denver.
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Denver Loan
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain Region
Federal Farm Loan Bank
New Homestead Grazing Bill Expected By January First
Bill to establish a 640 acre homestead grazing law passed both houses but delayed by late passage. Senator Myers of Montana, chair of public lands, says final action will occur in December and the bill should become law by January 1. The measure, supported by the committee and renderers, is among the first to be taken up when Congress reconvenes.
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Billings
Mont
House of Congress
Myers
Senate
Congress
Conference Committee
Gemaler Myers
New Feature to Be Introduced Into Negotiations
Secretary Lansing signals that information from censors may be restricted to military use in the talks with Great Britain over mail seizures. He notes Lloyd George’s remark that censors could release data for public or national use and suggests the issue could become a diplomatic bargaining point. In Buenos Aires a massive anti blacklist demonstration drew executives and politicians voicing strong opposition to Britain.
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Washington
Lansing
Great Britain
Lloyd- George
Wade
Buenos Aires
Placa
Congreso
Piase
Briviah
Wilson praised for stand on woman suffrage
New York report notes the National Woman Suffrage Association rejected a proposed alliance with the Republican campaign. Philadelphia Press quotes Dr Anna Howard Shaw calling President Wilson the "sage of suffrage" and praising his address to the Women’s meeting. Shaw says suffrage needs cross party support.
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New York
National Woman Suffrage Association
Atlantic City
Wee
Philadelphia Press
Anna Howard Shaw
Wilson
Fire destroys Pacific Steel Product plant in Vancouver
A fire of unknown origin today razed the Pacific Steel Product company buildings in Vancouver British Columbia with an estimated loss of 140000. The plant had only been in operation five weeks.
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Vancouver
RH. C
Pacific Steel Product Company
Maine Goes Republican by Plurality in Governor Race
Maine voters backed Republicans led by Carl B. Milliken winning the governorship and electing two U.S. senators plus four congressmen. The GOP captured state offices, shifting control of the legislature, with a large turnout and strong law enforcement and national issues cited in campaigns.
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Maine
Portland
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Carl B. Milliken
Oakley ©. Curtis
Frederick Hale
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Georgia Primaries Set Statewide Ticket and Congress Hopefuls
Atlanta dispatch reports the hard fought campaign ends with voters to decide the full state ticket and twelve congressional candidates. All nominees back prohibition laws. Governor Harris is noted as the sole Confederate veteran governor and supporters say a “war governor” may not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Campulena
Congress
Harris
South Carolina Democrats to Pick in Rug Off Primary
In Columbia on September 11, voters head to the polls to decide the contest between former Governor Calo Ll. and rivals in the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
Calo Ll
Prohibition Campaign Push Takes Hold in North Dakota
In Minot on September 11 a drive for progressive voting grows as prohibition advocates urge support for the Prohibition party. Citing J. Frank Hanley and his warning to progressives about Hughes potential victory, speakers outline reasons for progressives to back prohibition. Dr. Ira Landrith, the vice presidential nominee, says the prohibition platform reflects key progressive issues.
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Minot
N. D
North Dakota
J. Frank Hanley
Hughes
Ira Landrith
Transcontinental Auto Race Starts From Plymouth Rock
The Yellowstone Park association sponsors a coast to coast relay auto race starting today from Plymouth Rock to finish likely Saturday. The war department aided in planning. first mile completed in one minute thirty seconds. Moose of routes include Providence Rhode Island and Kingston New York. Distance about 36835 miles with an average speed target of 31 miles per hour. Snow covered the area around the Tranite Borings reservoir as custodian reported by phone.
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Plymouth
Maass
Plymouth Rock
Attle
Yellowstone Park Association
War Department
Providence
Ft. T
Kingston
N.Y
Tranite Borings
Cheyenne
Strong Sentiment for Wilson in North Dakota
In North Dakota a political condition threatens the Republican tide unless the national committee acts quickly. A Nonpartisan League has 40,000 members pledging to vote as their leaders dictate, potentially shifting support toward Wilson and the Democratic ticket, with implications for Jobe Burke and the U S Senate race. The league, in existence over two years, has swelled to about two thirds of the state’s voters, reshaping the political landscape.
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New York
Cairman McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Maine
Wilson
Cleveland
Bismarck
N. Y
North Dakota
National Republican Campaign Committee
Wilkow
Nonpartisam League
League
Wilken
Jobe Burke
United States
Cenete
National Committee
Che Mane
Wits
Eed
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Arthur Snook
Shriff
D. Powell Co
Wilfred O'Leary
James K. Atterbury
Rosa Atterbury
Gertrude B
Young
Thomass
W. Grayva
Wheeler & Marty Mere, Co
State U
Rome
Piraeus
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Balkans
Gotham
New
Tenatrikebr
Chicago
Mitchell
Public Service Commission
Carmen
Arling
Romania
Greecn
Britain
Montana
America
Republican Paper
Blaze Pasthoys
U. S
G.O.P
McCormick
Bleaz
Richard I
Manning
Arodine
Wyoming
John Burke
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