Status of U-boat question 1 Brot 10 A head by U S
Washington Sept 13 reports three point status updates from talks among President Wilson Secretary Lansing and German ambassador von Bernstorff. Evidence from Arabic survivors supports an unprovoked torpedoing and seeks German disavowal and reparations. An arbitration path may be pursued on indemnity and whether attack was expected or justified.
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Washington
Wilson
Lansing
Count von Bernstorff
Ambbassador
United States
Berlin
von Bersstorff
Eeasons
Germany
von Bernatorff
Thousands Flee Sav Provinces Before Teutons
London reports a mass exodus across Grodno vestan provinces with thousands fleeing on foot from Baranovichi toward Vilna and Minsk. Refugees sleep in woods amid cold rain as authorities scramble to relieve distress. a Petrograd dispatch notes ongoing ministerial and Duma talks with no easy settlement, while a later note records another Zeppelin raid over eastern England with no casualties.
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London
Vestan
Grodno
Minsk
Reuter
Baranovichi
Vilna
Kovno
Brest Litovak
Daily Telegraph i
Petrograd
Duma
Poland
Banker sentenced for fraud by Los Angeles court
Chas. Elder former president of the Los Angeles Investment Company was convicted July 30 for using malls to defraud investors and sentenced in federal court to fifteen months in San Quentin plus a $5 000 fine. W D Kle and George M Derby assistants to Elder received thirteen months and fines of 9 000 each.
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Los Angeles
Chas. Elder
Los Neeles Investment Company
Ted States District Court
San Quentin
W. D. Kle
George M. Derby
Elder
Grand Circuit races delayed by heavy state fair track
Heavy rains overnight left the state fair track heavy for the Grand Circuit events today. Four races are scheduled the Orendaga 2:07 class pacers with 2000 dollars, the 2:14 class pacing with 1000 dollars, the 2:19 class trotting with 600 dollars, and the Meiwina Springs repstakes, featuring all entrance money.
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Syracush
Orendaga
Mewina Springs
American dyers appeal for help against British
A Philadelphia Master Dyers association committee urged Secretary Lansing to secure a flow of German dyes to the United States within six weeks. They warned of shutdowns as dye stocks run dry and urged pressure on Britain to allow contracted dyes to reach America via British routes blocked by Holland. German blockade aims and contraband cotton restrictions were noted, with Commerce reportedly lacking news of substantial dye shipments at Rotterdam.
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Washington
Master Dyers’ Association of
Philadelphia
Lansing
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Holland
Department of Commerce
Rotterdam Docks
America
Leahy Breaks Two Pro-GA Records in Chicago Meet
Peter L. Leahy of the Gaelic Athletic Association set two American marks at the Chicago meet. He stretched the standing broad jump to 36 feet, topping the 35 feet 9 inches record by W. Lawton. In the standing hop and step jump he achieved 33 feet, surpassing the 31 feet 8 inches record by W. Butler.
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Peter L. Leahy
Gaelic Athletic Association
San Francissco
Leahy
W. W. Butler
Oak Inand Grove
Mass
Old Oregon Trail marker completed near Cokeville
Captain Nickerson of Lander leads Oregon Trail commission in placing the last marker near Cokeville in Sublette County. The long effort traces Wyoming entry from Henry Neb to the Sweet Water and follows the trail to Border, with monuments planned to mark all forts and lands. report notes wind wear and scent of flowers during unveiling.
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Oregon
Nickerson
Lander
Menker
Oregon Trail
Heloo, OH
Cokeville
Torel County
Kemmerer
Captain Nickereov
Mark
Nickerton
Oregon Trail Association
Wyoming
Henry
Nebraska
Slate Creek
Eidgrant Springs
Sublet
Tame Fork
Rollinson Ranch
Coheville
Two Horses Roasted As Stable Burns In Chicago Fire
A west side livery stable fire today roasted two horses alive, burned five more beyond saving, and forced three families to flee into the streets. The property loss was estimated around 3,000 dollars.
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Chicago
Nomination Day Set for Cheyenne City Offices 1915
Mayor and commissioners race to select candidates through a city proclamation. October 19 to hold a street primary to choose the two mayoral contenders and four top council candidates under the commission form government. The top vote getters advance to the next regular city election. no other names on the ballot.
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BR. N. LaFontaine
Wyoming
Cheyenne
A. PD
Matiogat
Waser and
Commblesio
Goaverthment
Migelopere Ghall
Paneer Berenngborg
Proposed Auto Route Linking Parks Stirs Cheyenne
A plan for a first class auto route from Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado to Yellowstone Park in Wyoming via Cheyenne and Cody Gateway was discussed at a Plains hotel dinner. Dr. F. L. Bartlett and Finlay McFarland led Denver Chamber of Commerce attendees, with officials from nine counties to be invited to a good roads meeting set for September 28 in Douglas.
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Cheyenne
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Cody Gateway
Plains Hotel
F. L. Bartlett
Finlay McFarland
Denver Chamber Commerce
Mayor LaFontaine
Fred Jamsen
George Moyt
Dr. Bartlett
Mr. McFarland
Stephen H. Mather
Department of the Interior
Mr. Mather
Berkeley
Cal
Messrs
Bartlett
McFarland
Casper
Denver
Yellowstone
Douglas
Record Breaking 191 Season for Honey Producers
Lovell Wyoming reports a record honey season with an estimated 119000 pounds shipped locally. Leading producers include Eline Johnson 55000 pounds, Eb Wilcock 12000, Isaac Thebilie 9000, and John Tilley 7600 pounds. The industry shows strong returns for participants and suggests future leadership in the region.
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Lovell
Wyo
Ttta
Eline Johnson
Ebb Wilcock
Iesac Thebilie
John Tilley
Weather Watch: Cheyenne Sees Drops in Temperature
Forecasters warn of a cool spell as Cheyenne records a sharp fall in temperatures. Rain is possible Tuesday with unsettled conditions, while winds pick up from the west and skies remain cloudy through the day.
Two U S Soldiers Die in Mexican Raid near Santa Maria
Two American soldiers were killed and one wounded during a premeditated Mexican attack on a U S cavalry patrol camp near Santa Maria Texas. The defense held off ten attackers until another U S detachment arrived forcing the Mexicans to withdraw at dawn.
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Prownesville
Texas
Third United States Cavalry
Santa Maria
Rio Grande
Anthony Kraft
Detroit
Harold T. Forney
Watertoy Pm
James Welsh
Billion Dollar Loan Asked by Commission
The Anglo French financial commission plans to borrow one billion dollars from the United States via straight British and French government bonds without collateral. The funds would be spent in the U S for wheat cotton and munitions of war as officials weigh whether this could challenge neutrality. Lord Reading, chair, would not discuss views as bankers in major cities are consulted.
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New York
Fnancial Commission
United States
Washington Administration
Lord Reading
Sheep theft spree shocks Sheridan county in 200 head loss
Police arrest Whited of Johnson county amid a sweeping sheep theft case. Between 200 and 300 head allegedly stolen from Haley brothers were moved from open range to market via a commission firm. Whited used forged checks to buy goods at local firms, leading to his arrest and transfer to Jolneon county authorities.
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Whitted
Haley Brothers
Commission Company
Whited
Speed
No. 1
No I
Federal War Risk Bureau a Success in First Year
The first annual report to Secretary McAdoo shows policies totaling 1,246 with premiums of 2,004,006.88 and coverage of war risk insurance on vessels and cargoes. Net losses paid amount to 695,420.98 after salvage, with total insurance in force at 8,915,205 and expenses of 167,000. The bureau is credited with lowering rates and aiding major shipments to Europe.
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Treasury Department
Ita
Finmt
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Con
McAdoo
United States
The
Treasury
Europe
Ba Treau
Germany
Amerogate
Helme
Evelyn, Carib, Greenbrier
William Po Frye
Evelyn‘otton
Riek
Wyoming state convention underway in Worland
The Wyoming Rupilot convention is now underway in Worland with delegates and ministers from across the state attending. Noted figures excelling in the event have joined as speakers.
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Wyoming
Worland
Italian Reservists Impilied On Firebound Vessel
New York dispatch reports the Italian vessel Sant Anna aflame at sea about 1000 miles east of New York. Between 1408 and 1700 Italian reservists and 40 other passengers, including women and children, are aboard. The Ancona, en route from New York to Naples, is believed to have diverted to assist. No official word on fate or cause, though spy theories circulate and private detectives guard the pier due to the reservists onboard.
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New York
Fallan
Neve
Sant Anna
Farenell
Cape Race
Brooklyn
Marseilles
Naples
Davy Wn
Danger of Insanity Tied to Urban Living Says Doctor
Chicago reports Dr J Danek of Winona stating that 90 percent of mental illness today stems from restraining influences in small apartments. He argues cramped quarters and limited outdoor space drive loneliness and weakness, contrasting with spacious houses with yards as a better environment.
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Chicago
J. Danek
Winootka
Dortot
Exercice
Rural credits could avert irrigation failures say experts
Stockton radioed report cites Professor Al Awad of the University of California urging expansion of rural credit to back long term loans for irrigation and land reclamation. He warned inadequate capital risks delaying development and farming gains, stressing state aid and private investment for irrigation and land reclamation projects.
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Stockton
Cal
AL Awad
University of Caulfu
Tiver
Mead
Oitier
Ube
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Teuton
Sav Province
Teutons
English
England
Bravy Arso Syragube
Althe
France
Ialy
Peter Leahy
Gov't
Breat Parks
Stirs
Plains
Federal War Risk Bureau
Bureau of War Risk
Worlant
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