Wyoming Seeks Farm Bank Site for District in Denver
Industrial Club committee plans to present to the Federal Farm Loan Board in Denver that Wyoming warrants influence in selecting the district bank. The group argues for better regional access and cites Denver as the preferred site, with Salt Lake City and Omaha also competing. The hearing also covers Wyoming’s ranch, irrigated, and dry land wealth and the board’s current tour includes Reno Ogden Denver and Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
Farm Loan Bank
Rocky Mountain
Industrial Club
Federal Farm Loan
Harry B. Henderson
M. Carey
J. Ross Carpenter
Federal Board
Henderson
Carey
Commonwealth
Carpenter
Denver
Ogden
Reno
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Spokane
Salt Lake
Jand
Farm Loan Board
Pacific Coast
Cheyenne
George W. Morris
Philadelphia
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles E. Lobdell
Great Bend
Kan
William S. A. Smith
Sioux City
Herbert Quick
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Teamster killed by bear in Yellowstone Park
Frank Welch a government teamster died in the Mammoth Hot Springs hospital after a Friday night bear mauling in Yellowstone National Park. His companions later blew the bear to pieces with dynamite under a pile of army bacon as the animal returned to the camp.
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Livingston
Mont
Frank Welch
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone
National Park
Welch
Trial of J A Powell to face jailer murder charge in Rawlins
The trial of J A Powell for the killing of Garden County jailer J K Hetzler during an April attempted jail break is set for Rawlins. Judge Tidball traveled to Rawlins to oversee scheduling as defense by Will McMurray was appointed after local lawyers declined. The case follows Howell’s prison escape plot that left Hetzler beaten and dying after resisting theft of jail keys.
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J. H. Howell
Rawlins
Tidball
J. K. Hetzler
J. A. Powell
Jawlyer
Garden County
Aramile
Howell
Will McMurray
Laramie
Curzon County
Loreal Mt Torncy
Hetsler
North Dakota Leader to Campaign for Wilson
Former North Dakota Senator H C Hansbrough announced he will support President Wilson for re election after hearing Charles B Hughes speak. He said he will enter the campaign actively for the Democratic ticket and defend Wilsonian principles against privileged interests.
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North Dakota
Wilson
Atate
New York
H. C. Hansbrough
United States Senate
Desalon
Charles B. Hughes
Vance ©. McCormick
Democratic Na
Natot Hansbrough
United States
Senate
Devil's Lake
Grand Forks
Hughes
Northwest
Great Northern Railway
North
Tekote
Wilnos
Abraham Lincoln
Japan denies hostility to U S interests in China dispute
Washington reports Japan informed the United States that its recent demands on China over the Cheng Chituan clash do not infringe on American interests or the open door policy. Officials await how Washington interprets Tokyo's terms as negotiations proceed with China.
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Washington
United States
Tne
China
Cheng Chituan
Japan
Guthrie
324000 Acres Coal Land in Wyoming Opened to Entry
Washington September 12 The restoration to entry of nearly 457000 acres in coal land withdrawals was announced by Secretary Lane. Of the total 457000 acres, 324000 are in Wyoming with the rest in New Mexico, North Dakota and Utah.
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Wyoming
Washington
New Mexico
North Dakota
Utah
Lane
Lieut L R James Promoted to Captain in Regular Army
First Lieutenant L B R James U S A recently promoted to captain with rank from July 1 His commission arrived yesterday and he takes duty as senior mustering officer at Cheyenne mobilization camp, overseeing the Wyoming National Guard’s entry into federal service and related operations.
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L. BR. James
Cheyenne
Wyoming National Guard
James
Wyoming
Wilson Meets Delegates of Gen Carranza
President Wilson plans to return to his summer home in New Jersey while his sister’s illness is tended by physicians. He set aside personal care to confer by telephone with Gen Carranza’s representatives, aiding the American-Mexican joint commission’s effort to establish a basis for future U.S. Mexico relations.
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New London
Conn
Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Long Branch
N. J
Carranza
Carlson and Nicholson Both Claim G. O. P. Nomination in Colorado
The article notes Carlson and Nicholson each asserting GOP nomination in Colorado as the Democrats plan a Western push for Woodrow Wilson. J. Bruce Kremer oversees a roster of speakers including Hoke Smith and William Jennings Bryan to campaign from Utah to Colorado with planned stops in Provo Salt Lake City Ogden Cheyenne and finally Colorado dates.
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Carlson
Nicholson
Colorado
Chicago
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Underwood
Hoke Smith
Shafroth
Robinson
James Hamilton la
Baby Shot As Brothers Knock Gun In Sterling
In Sterling Colorado on September 12 Helen Kobler, six months old, was shot in the head and badly wounded when her two brothers aged four and six knocked down a rifle while playing. The incident occurred at the Kobler home near Graylin.
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Sterling
Colo
Helen
John Kobler
Graylin
Nicholson Leading at Midnight in Gubernatorial Returns
Early returns from several states show Nicholson leading in Denver precincts while Carlson leads in farming districts. In Denver 62 of 193 precincts gave Nicholson 3774 to Carlson 2993, with 58 outside Denver reporting Nicholson 2189 to Carlson 2537. Julius Gunter is unopposed Democratic nominee in a light primary.
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Denver
George A. Carlson
Samuel DB. Nicholson
Nicholson
Carlson
Eigest
Julius
Gunter
Lean
Frank
Atlanta
Hugh M. Dorsey
Congress
Shonts Rejects Arbitration Over New York Strike
President Theodore P. Shonts of the Interborough Rapid Transit refused the mayor and public service commission offer to end the transit strike. He said the unions broke their agreement and would not participate in arbitration. The accident today killed two and injured many as a car plowed into a trolley, highlighting tensions in the surface lines.
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Theodore PB. Shonts
Loterborough Rapid Transit Conmmpany
Mitchel
Public Service
Abdic
Keyond
Interborough
Shonts
Mitchell
Public Service Commission
Trade news from Bremen on merchant submarine plans
Reports from Bremen indicate another merchant submarine is due to depart for the United States at month’s end. None of the sister ships to the Degreeh and Bremen have been completed yet.
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Berlin
Bremen
United States
French Smash German Line Near Somme For Four Mile Gain
French forces again broke the German frontline north of the Somme, seizing about four miles of trenches and taking 1500 prisoners. The breakthrough complicates German defense and hampers transport toward Peronne.
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Peronne
Teutons
Somme
Ombles
Macedonian
Kavala
Aegean Sea
Berlin
Mackensen
Greece
Balkans
Zaimis
Athens
Entente
Vienna Arbiter Zeitung
Ventados
Russian Forces Seize Ridge North of Mount Kaupl
Petrograd dispatch says Russian troops in the Carpathians captured a ridge north of Mount Kaupl and took 13 officers and 100 men in a bold advance. The report notes renewed activity amid ongoing mountain fighting.
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Struma
Saloniki
Vardar
Yenilmach
Demir-Hissar
Athens
Majadag
Gievgell
Paris
Strumer
Dobrudja
Feld Marshal von Mackensen
Berlin
Carpathians
Pétrograd
Posula
Trentinga
Petrograd
Mount Kaupl
Wilson Acceptance Speech Wins Broad Approval
New York critics split on President Wilson's acceptance speech with strong praise from the New York Evening Post for its brilliance and achievement, while the Springfield Republican criticizes it as overly favorable to administration policy. Philadelphia Public Ledger also endorses several policies as part of the broader reaction.
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New York Post
New York
Independent
Wilson
New York Evening Post
Ind
Springfield Republican
America
Pailadelphia Public Ledger
Tnd
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Aris
George FP. Hunt
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