Wyoming National Guard Farewell Parade Before Frontier Departure
Preparations for a rousing send-off as Wyoming National Guard troops depart for the border with a parade led by Spanish American War veterans G A R and local cadets. Cheyenne Cadet and Capitol City bands to perform. Troops to San Antonio Texas to replace a negro regiment from Missouri. Equipment arriving from Denver. final boarding to tourist cars once trains ready.
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Giants Tie World Mark With 21st Straight Victory
The New York Giants swept a doubleheader from St. Louis to reach twenty one straight wins, tying the 1884 Providence Grays record for consecutive victories.
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St. Louis
Providencey Grays
Twenty Cases of Infant Plague Reported in Billings
Billings Montana reports twenty new infant plague cases in the past week with seven deaths and one paralysis. Seven cases appeared in the last three days, most patients being acutely paralyzed, leading to closing of schools until further notice.
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Billings
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Wreck of U P Fruit Train Near Corlett Junction
A broken wheel on a Union Pacific freight car wrecked a green fruit train east of Corlett Junction last night. Nine fruit cars overturned, track torn up, two wrecking crews from Cheyenne and Laramie worked to clear the line. The Denver Cheyenne passenger train was held as traffic halted for hours and taxi drivers relayed Cheyenne passengers back to the city. Engineer Nottage and Conductor Frank Garvin led the extra eastbound train.
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Legislature May Be Called to Stop Strike
New York dispatch reports labor leaders push to convene Governor Whitman in extraordinary session to address the strike. Nearly 40 percent of 50000 union workers favor a Wednesday strike per Hugh Frayne. Thirteen injured in subway rear end collision, two seriously. one motorman arrested.
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Whitman
Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
Bremen Expected to Escort Submarine into New London
The tug Westerly left on a mission tied to the anticipated arrival of the German merchantman submarine Bremen. Mrs. Robertson, wife of the Westerly’s captain, said they expect to escort the submarine into New London by midnight.
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Robertson
New London
Prosecutor Held for Wife's Death Is Denied Bond
Oscar D. McDaniel Buchanan county prosecuting attorney is jailed on murder charges in Missouri. His bond request was refused as a grand jury investigation looms Wednesday. His wife was found murdered months ago after he said an unknown assailant fired on him near his home. He recalled a telephone call luring him to town.
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Oscar D. McDaniel
Buchanan County
Wilson charts new business era for U S commerce
President Wilson addressed about three thousand National Grain Dealers in Baltimore on September 25. He praised the new tariff commission act and shipping bill as keys to expanding American commerce and urged lawmakers to cut complex legalisms to reveal clear trade liberties and restrictions. A brief pro politics concern and a Dixie-tinged band marked the nonpartisan visit, with continuation noted on page five.
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New Tariff Commission
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La Follette Defends Wilson's Course in Railroad Dispute
Wisconsin figure La Follette supports President Wilson amid ongoing railroad dispute as New York faces a delayed school opening with fears of infantile paralysis. In Sturgeon Bay a theater actor was killed when struck by a car. Ephraim area resident Ivan Thorpe involved. 75,000 pupils kept at home in New York city due to health fears.
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State Fair at Douglas Opens Today with Varied Exhibits
Douglas opens the state fair with broad displays in agriculture booths. Converse county showcases grain, vegetables, fruit, and ornamented decor. Big Horn Basin promises strong turnout with leaders like Colonel May and W. S. Collings. Washakie and Platte counties display commendable exhibits led by Ashley Howell and ex Governor Carey. Senator Tom Powers backs Goshen County, drawing expectations of large crowds.
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Wisconsin Senator Defends Eight Hour Law Stand
Senator Robert LaFollette of Wisconsin defends the eight hour rail way law, saying it was not a forced bill and that railroads spent public funds to sway opinion as a strike loomed. He notes workers demanded the measure and argues the money came from railroad treasuries, not profits. Continued on page five.
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Shadow Lawn
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Charles B. Hughes
Rallroady
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Treasuries
Wyoming Weather Forecast Sees Clouds and Cool Temperatures
A Wyoming outlook calls for cloudy skies and cooler temperatures Tuesday. Wednesday brings partial clearing and a gradual warm up as the week progresses.
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Fire at gas plant quickly extinguished by fire department
A blaze erupted around 11 20 in the wagon box near the gas plant on West Eighteenth street. Firefighters located the fire, extinguished it within minutes, and returned to the station by 11 95.
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Allies Drive Wedge Into German Lines Near Combles
Allied forces report another notable gain on the Somme with a wedge into German lines from Martinpuich to Combles. Lesboeuf Morval and Rancourt are cited as captured or threatened, while French trenches near Boureshavesnes and Canal du Nord region show progress, signaling a decisive push toward Peronne.
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Reclamation Service and State Cooperate to Develop Lands
Wyoming irrigation expansion gains momentum as the United States Reclamation Service and the state collaborate. State Engineer James L. True credits renewed policy under Franklin K. Lane and Governor Kendrick for efficient administration, cooperative study of Green River drainage, and plans to survey irrigable lands, waters, reservoirs, and power for public benefit.
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Franklin K. Lane
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Colorado
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United State Reclamation Service
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Carey Act Department
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