Rockefeller Jr visits mines camps in Colorado on inspection tour
John D. Rockefeller Jr. visits Berwind and Tosco mining camps in Trinidad on the first day of an inspection of Colorado Fuel and Iron properties. He tours camps, talks with miners and officials, and urges study and obedience at the Berwind school while addressing strike questions and a possible new trial for John R. Lancen.
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Trinidad
Colo
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Berwind
Tosco
Colorado
Colorado Fuel & Iron Colong
Rockefeller
Erwind Canon
J. ¥. Welborn
Theolorado Fuel & Iron Company
Counll
Dan Morrill
E Company
Mners
Borwind
Ockefeller
Theohn R. Lancen
Washington
Nhen
Ashe
Supreme Court
Pen Dane
Publicity urged to curb economic discontent at bankers meet
New York financier Jorge B. Caldwell told the Invest Hankers Association convention in Denver that publicity helps align production and distribution with public needs. He cited that only 8 percent of U.S. families earn over $5,000, urging frank proposals and collaboration between corporations and municipal authorities.
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Denver
Colo
Jorge B. Caldwell
New York
Bere
Ameri
Caldwell
Eldwell
United
Oily. Ie
Frank
Dumba to Leave United States Amid Recall Talks
In Washington a White House meeting between President Wilvon and Acting Secretary Polk focused on Dr. Constantin Dumba the Austro Hungarian ambassador whose recall is sought. Unofficial word says Dumba plans to depart September 28 and James F B Archibald returned on the Rotterdam and will confer with his lawyer before commenting.
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Washington
Wilvon
Polk
State Department
White House
Constantin Dumba
Vienna
Dumba
United States
James F. B. Archibald
Rotterdam
Germans Deny Torpedoing Hesperian Sinking
Berlin reports the German admiralty is certain the Allen liner Hesperian was not torpedoed. All submarines out at the disaster time have returned to base and the Associated Press confirms none fired on the steamer.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Be a Be a High School Wins Initial Game of Year
Cheyenne High School football opened the season with a 12 to 0 victory over Troop E of the Twelfth Cavalry on Fort Russell Field. Bell directed the offense at quarterback, with Cook and Vavra excelling on the ground and the line opening holes for productive gains.
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Cheyenne
Troop E
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Bell
Cook
Vavra
Viscount Brice Pleads U.S. Action Over Armenian Slaughter
Viscount Brice former British ambassador to America urged the Vaulted States to intervene to halt the brutal massacre of Armenians as reported from London on September 20.
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London
Viscount Brice
America
Score injured three fatally when Q train derailed
Chicago Sept. 20 An early report says a score of persons were injured and three probably fatally when the Minmouri Limited express Burlington train derailed near Western Springs thirteen miles from Chicago. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as rescue operations began and investigators reviewed the wreck.
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Chicago
Minmouri Limited
Burlington
Western Springs
Exposition Attendance Hits Fifteenth Million Mark
Reports show attendance at the Panena Vacitic exposition reaching 13 000 000 with daily averages around 1 511 as visitors continue to pour in. Officials announced the milestone as the event progresses toward its concluding phase.
General Gdethals Warns Congress On Canal Measures
In San Francisco on September 20 General Gdethals addressed the public warning Congress that the Panama Canal project would be placed on a measure to serve popular expectations, noting opposition to canal policy and calling for action.
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Ban Francisco
Gdethals
Vongrees
Rapid Progress At Comstock Mine In Milver Crown
Manager Ferguson has crews working on the Comstock mine at Milver Crown. A crooked vertical shaft depths 260 feet. a 176 foot north level keeps vein width. Southward drive reaches 650 feet then a surface shaft to Jawbone Gulch will dump ore into rail cars. New boarding house, store, office, and larger boiler planned as underground work continues. Company officials grow more enthusiastic as ore prospects improve.
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Ferguson
Comstock
Milver Crown
Jawbone Gulch
Arms Clause Not To Block Big War Loan
New York reports indicate munition exports will not block a proposed one to two billion dollar loan to Great Britain and France. Bankers say 20 percent or less of total American shipments are munitions and the balance could be paid with gold or securities. The Anglo French commission favors installments and other payment methods to stabilize funding if needed.
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New York
Great Britain
France
England
Anglo-French Commission
Father of Mothers Pensions Speaker to Address Meeting
Judge Henry Neil renowned as the father of Mothers Pensions legislation will address the Trades and Labor assembly tonight. Officials say he will speak on social legislation while touring from Chicago to San Francisco. All Cheyenne wage earners interested in social reform are invited to attend.
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Henry Neil
Trades and Labor Assembly
Neil
Chicago
San Francisco
Net
Thirteen F-4 Crew Bodies Arrive at U S Navy Port
The U S naval station supply ship reached San Francisco from Honolulu with thirteen F-4 submarine crew members. Four identifications were made and placed in separate caskets, while nine others were decomposed and transported in four caskets.
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San Francisco
United States Naval Station
Honolulu
Red Sox Repulse Tigers In Tight Detroit Victory
In Mans Sept 20 the Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 2 to 0 repelling a swift late rally. Hooper starred with outstanding fielding as Boston withstood the Tiger rush and secured the win.
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RED Sox
TIGER
Bortory Mans
Boston Red Box
Detroit
Hooper
Weather forecast for Cheyenne and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Tuesday with probable showers. Slight temperature changes noted for Cheyenne and surrounding area.
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Cheyenne
China's Income Tax Plan through Next Year
Peking reports China will impose an income tax under a law modeled on the United States system. President Yuan Shih Kai urges rapid implementation starting January 1, with plans to broaden to lower incomes later. The finance bureau will collect the tax, while debates continue on China Japan treaties and future electoral steps.
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Peking
China
United State
Patriotic Defense Fund
Yuan
Kai
Lewie
Menidrate
Finance Bureau
Belief U.S. Congress Won't Back Compulsory Service
Representative James Hay of Virginia stated today that Congress is unlikely to favor compulsory military service proposals published by the National Security League. He voiced skepticism about quick action on the plan and urged caution in considering such legislation.
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New York
James Hay
Virginia
Congress
Balkan tensions deepen as Macedonia mobilizes troops
Dispatches from Sofia report mobilization of troops by residents of Macedonia, adding to Balkan complications amid a tense regional situation. The chaotic cabled notice suggests growing military strain in the area surrounding Bulgaria and allied states.
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Paris
Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Balkan
Blanco prisoner of Carranza reported in Texas dispatch
San Antonio Texas September 20 General Blweto Blanco has been captured and jailed as a prisoner by General Obregon according to official Carranza dispatches received there tonight.
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San Antonio
Texas
CUNOCISS ATT doubles victory in Chicago meet
In a Chicago track event, Misa Mol lo Djuresedt of Norway and Carey Be of Chicago won the doubles title. They defeated Mee. Maleptis MuNeill of Chicago and Mina Mith Veneere of Chicago in straight sets, 4-0, 4-0.
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Misa Mollo Djuresedt
Norway
Carey
Neetey
Chicago
Maleptis MuNeill
Mina Mith
Beets Expected to Reach Record North Platte Valley
Torrington Wyoming reports sugar beet crop in the North Platte valley from Torrington to Bridgeport Neb will total about 640000 tons, up 24 percent from the previous peak. Value estimated around 2 million dollars for growers this year.
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Torrington
Wyo
North Platte
Boottehatt
Nebe
Vilna Falls as German Forces Tighten Siege
Petrograd reports Vilna captured by German troops with 60,000 Russian troops retreating under heavy attack along both banks. Germans press to surround and push through the city on the Warsaw Petrograd railway line as Russian defenses crumble near key positions.
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Petrograd
Rept
Vilas
Vilna
Blay
Wield Mayohal von Mindenburg
Kovno
Gfodup
Dvinek
Marshal von Hindenburg
Navy funding talks with President amid naval adequacy debate
Secretary Daniels conferred with President Wilson outlining Navy needs including more submarines and aircraft to meet committee expectations. Chairman Padgett said a conference at the White House and Capitol was planned within two weeks to discuss naval appropriations and administration recommendations.
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Washington
Tory Danole
Low
Tilmet
umMmigat
William J. Ryan
Army and
Payy
Wilson
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