Balkans on brink as Bulgaria Greece near war
Sept 24 reports from London note rapid Balkan developments push Bulgaria and Greece toward armed conflict. Serbia moves two divisions toward Bulgaria and warns border officials. Crown Prince Alexander plans to lead forces if Bulgaria strikes. Greek cabinet stays in session while officers are prepared to deploy to Athens. Censor complaints reach Berlin as Romania’s stance remains doubtful. Duke of Mecklenburg travels to Bucharest seeking assurances of Romanian neutrality.
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London
Balkan Prisia
Bulgaria
Greece
Rumania
Serbia
Alexander
Nish
Kragujevar
Athens
Berlin
Mecklenburg
Bucharest
Weather forecast for Cheyenne and Vicinity
Partly cloudy conditions expected in Cheyenne and nearby areas. Light temperature changes projected Friday with no significant precipitation.
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Cheyenne
Rockefeller Jr Dances at Cameron mine Schoolhouse
John D Rockefeller Jr tours Colorado Fuel & Iron properties at Wallenburg tonight dancing with miners and wives at a Cameron mine schoolhouse. Hedonism follows a reception, bandstand donation, and talks with miners about union presence and pension queries as representatives outline grievances and proposed adjustments.
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Wallenburg
Colo
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Jon
Cameron Mine
Broadway
Charles aKiser
Rockefeller
Cameron Club
Akiser
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Walsenbure
Rouse
Lester
Ideal
Cameron
Willis Hood
Hood
Mistah Rockefeller
Standard Oil
C. A. Mitchell
Harvest Threshers Busy At Archer Farm In Wyoming
Uncle Sam and daughter Wyonleg oversee threshers at Archer farm where grain varieties are tested. A Denver show on September 28 spurs experimentation with 50 varieties across multiple plots, each weighed and labeled for rapid seed selection. Forage and silage crops look strong, dairy cattle prosper, and the Wyoming farm board highlights irrigation or dry farming as successful.
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Sam
Wyonleg
Archer Farm
Denver
Archer Station
Pierre
Willy
Fara
Io ‘Elewath
Wyoming
Wyoming Farm Board
May Send House Home as Envoy to Europe
Washington reports belief that Col B M House plans a trip to Europe as emissary for the president. He reportedly held a private conference with Secretary Phillips and discussed potential talks with the president as part of the mission.
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House
Europe
Washington
Col B. M. House
Ptate Phillips
Roosevelt Eyes Republican Nomination In 1916
Chicago dispatch reports Roosevelt as a Republican nomination candidate with supporters in Minnesota Indiana New Hampshire and Washington moving to place his name on primary ballots. Rumors of a Roosevelt bid spread despite opposition from Burton and Weeks factions and a Bull Moose stance from Roosevelt.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Canada
Weeks
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Ohio
Roosevelt
Burton
Montana
Wealey L. Jones
Indiana
Fairbanks
New Hampshire
New Stampshire
Anglo British trade talks report unsettled details
New York dispatch notes troublesome details remain to be settled and minor matters to be smoothed over before Lord Reading and F Morgan and associates representing a consortium of financiers finalise articles for the mammoth Anglo British negotiations. The report mentions a projected amount around 50 million dollars.
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New York
Lord Reading
F. Morgan and Associates
FIRST CHIEF MOVES GOVT MEXICO CITY
General Carranza orders swift relocation of all government departments from Vera Cruz to Mexico City and plans to return to the capital. Candido Aguilar fights bandits between Vera Cruz and Esperanza Tehuacan. a forest train attack reportedly killed guards. Carranza through his secretary informs Wilson's agent he no longer seeks American Red Cross aid. US battleships Louisiana and New Hampshire ordered to depart.
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Eral Carranga
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Candido Aguilar
Carrion
Esperanza
Tehuancan
Carranza
Hia
Hae
J B. Auliman
Ident Wilson
American Red Cross
Mexico
United States
Louisiana
New Hampshire
Miner Recovers After Leg Is Severed In Mine Accident
Grover Tague, a driver in a new Jolot mine, lost his leg below the knee when a coupler chain fouled and severed the limb. He crawled about 400 feet to reach help and was taken to Lincoln County Miners Hospital where Dr. Kindsll amputated above the knee. He is reported recovering with no other injuries.
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Kemmberer
Wro
Rover Tague
Lincoln County
Fear Carranza Seen Unable to Bring Mexico to Order
Washington reports grow that the US will face decisions on recognizing Carranza. Administration factions split with few officials backing formal recognition. Analysts warn Carranza’s leadership may fail to restore stability amid ongoing military movements and pillaging.
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Washington
Carranza
Carransa
United States
Carrenta
Carrense
Lansing
Inom
Raiser Will Forge a Passage Through Serbia
Report from Nish Serbia Sept 23 says 100000 German troops ready to force passage through Serbia. London Sept 29 notes mobilization moves and Balkan League efforts as Entente seeks to deter shifting alliances. Russian lines improve north of Vilna with German pressure at the Neman river. German forces push near Dardanelles with 110000 more troops and French aircraft losses reported.
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Nish
Serbia
Germanroopa
Menehould
Vousters
Pont-a-Mousson
Congressmen Back National Defense Drive In 1920s
Washington reports a shift in stance among Democratic lawmakers toward strengthening the army and navy. Leaders like Kitchin and Pittman favor reasonable increases, with estimates around 250 million dollars, while others warn against large sums. President Wilson to brief committee chairs on defense plans.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Hay
House Committee On
Kitchin
Tiltmanpetatiian
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Chamberlain
Stone
Pacific
William J. Bryan
Army
Carrison
Wanjels
Penate
Howe Bevel
The
Hous
Navy
Mc Kitchin
Hepreanaative
Padgell
House Committee On Naval Affaire
Daniels
Wilson
Wilcor
Ambassador Dumba to Remain Until Austrian Recall
Washington reports indicate ambassador Dumba must stay in the United States until Vienna replies to the recall demand. He may return home on leave after compliance by the Austrian foreign office, with a safe conduct arranged once Austria acknowledges recall.
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Washington
Ane Trian
Dumba
Dumbass
Austria
Dumate
Dumty
State Department
Springfield farmer injured by horse in tragic accident
Springfield farmer Jeasy Me mnoy was fatally injured when a heavy horse he was handling bolted. He was brought by ambulance to St Joseph's hospital for treatment.
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Springfield
Tahoe
Joneph
Review of tariff laws and revolution in study session
New York Sept 13 officials consider reform and the establishment of a commission to study tariff law in relation to weather and foreign trade. The principal topic before the national foreign trade council today centers on tariff adjustments and policy impact.
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New York
Germany pledges not to destroy more U S cargo vessels
Washington reports Germany will spare vessels carrying contraband unless extreme necessity, under a London declaration. Berlin accepts U S proposals to set indemnity for the Frye case and to submit treaty disputes to The Hague, signaling a conciliatory stance amid strained U S Germany ties.
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Washington
William FP. Frye
Germany
London
United States
Frye
Thelavne
Berlin
Heaven Envoy Arrested At White House
Adam Mortis Sr of Tulare California was arrested at the White House after he claimed to communicate with heavenly powers and told President Wilson how to end the world. He said he was in touch with heavenly powers.
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Washington
Adam Mortis, Sr
Tulare
Cal
White House
Wilson
Heavenly Powers
Clark urges serving of the present needs at water conference
In Portland the Western States Water conference ended with a majority backing state control of public domain water resources and urging Congress to re endorse earlier positions. Senator Clark of Wyoming challenged the minority call for federal control, urging caution that future generations be protected and not hampered by overreaction. Continued on Page Five.
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Portland
Ore
Western States Water Lower Conference
Congress
Thomas J. Waleh
Montane
Bret
Henatore Clark
Wyoming
Amoot
Utah
Clyde C. Dawson
Colorado
Casas
Bat
Clark
Moon
Atlan
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Tipperary
Ance
Rowse
Mane
David Griffiths
Molenka
Entente
Sofia
Balkan
Balkan League
von Fiindenburg
Nvina
West
Sonnewaden
Vilna
Vilya
Germata
Dardanelles
Seas News Agency
Kroommene Commirbion Ve
ATUDY
Tariep
U. C
Kaiser
Heaven
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