Wyoming National Guard to Depart for Border in Big Sendoff
Preparations completed for a citywide farewell parade for the Wyoming National Guard as they depart for the Mexican border. Spanish American War veterans G A R and local cadets join in led by the Industrial club with Mayor LaFontaine. troops bound for San Antonio to replace a Missouri negro guards unit.
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Industrial Club
Dr. He, Goof
J. F. Jenkins
M. C. Barkwell
R. N. LaFontaine
R. M. Lamont
Camp Kendrick
Giants Tie World Mark With 21st Straight Win
The New York Giants won both games of a doubleheader against St Louis to extend their winning streak to twenty one games setting a new world record for consecutive victories. The 1884 Providence Grays had held the prior mark of twenty straight wins.
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St. Louis
New York Giants
Providencey Grays
Infant plague cases shock Billings. seven deaths reported
Billings Mont Sept 25. Twenty cases of infant plague reported in Billings last week with seven deaths and one paralysis. Seven new cases in the last three days left nearly all acutely paralyzed and the school delayed pending further notice.
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Billings
Mont
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 and the main line was blocked for hours while two wrecking crews from Cheyenne and Laramie cleared the track. Engineers Nottage and Conductor Garvin ran the eastbound extra green fruit. Passengers bound for Cheyenne were shuttled home as the Denver line train was held at Corlett Junction.
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Union Pacific
Corlett Junction
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Laramie
Nottage
Frank Garvin
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Denver
Legislature May Be Called to Stop Strike
New York dispatch reports Labor leaders push for extraordinary session of the state legislature to address the strike. A committee may meet Governor Whitman tomorrow asAbout 40 percent of 600,000 union workers vow to strike Wednesday per AF of L organizer Hugh Frayne. Some leaders favor a 48 hour demonstration over a general strike. thirteen injured in subway rear end collision, one motorman arrested.
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Carmen
Metropolia
Whitman
Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
Bremen is Expected at New London Today
The tug Westerly departed on a mission tied to the anticipated arrival of the German submarine Bremen. Mrs. Robinson, wife of the Westerly’s captain, says they expect to escort the submarine into New London by midnight.
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Westerly
Robertson
Prosecutor Held for Wife's Death Denied Bond
Oscar D. McDaniel Buchanan county prosecutor is jailed on murder charges in the death of his wife. A bond hearing was refused and a grand jury investigation is set for Wednesday. McDaniel said he was fired upon near his home by an unknown assailant. his children slept near their mother.
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Oscar D. McDaniel
Buchanan County
Wilson Sees A New Business Era For U S
President Wilson spoke before the National Grain Dealers association in Baltimore about expanding American commerce. He cited the tariff commission act and shipping bill as tools to boost business and promised nonpartisan aims, though a Dixie band stirred political undercurrents during the demonstration.
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Wilson
National Grain Dealers Association
New Tariff Commission
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Dixie
La Follette Defends Wilson's Course in Railroad Dispute
Wisconsin senator La Follette defends President Wilson's approach amid a railroad dispute. In other news a motion picture actor was killed in an auto accident near Ephraim, and New York City public schools opened with 75,000 students kept at home due to fears of infantile paralysis.
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Wilson
New York
State Fair at Douglas Opens Today With Varied Exhibits
Douglas September opens state fair as agriculture building overflows with crops grain fruit and vegetables from Converse Big Horn and Platte counties are highlighted along with exhibit leadership by M Greele of Sheridan Colonel May W S Collings D A Null T J Jones and Hon Tom Powers. Ashley Howell leads Washakie display while Laramie county aims for strong showing through county agent efforts.
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Converse County
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Sheridan
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Big Horn Basin
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W. 8. Collings
D. A. Null
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Boss Hart
Basin
Ashley Howell
Washakie County
Washakie
Howell
Wisconsin Senator Defends EightHour Bill Against Hughes
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin defends the eight hour law for railway workers arguing it was not forced and that the push came from workers with railroads spending treasury funds to influence opinion. He cites a threatened strike and averted disaster as the justification while noting presidential remarks mirrored his stance.
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Wisconsin
Today
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Wilson
Shadow Lawn
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Charles B. Hughes
Rallroady
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Treasuries
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Turns Cloudy and Cool
The forecast calls for cloudy and cooler conditions on Tuesday. Wednesday is partly sunny and warmer with milder temperatures across the state.
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Wyoming
Fire department responds to gas plant blaze
A fire reported around 11 20 in a wagon box near the gas plant on West Eighteenth street was quickly found and extinguished by the fire department. Crews returned to the station by 11 95 after handling the blaze efficiently.
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West Eighteenth Street
Allies Drive Wedge Into German Lines Near Combles
Allied forces push a six mile wedge from Martinpuich to Combles on the Somme capturing Lesbouffa Morval and Rancourt while French seize areas near Fregicourt and Boulevard Bou Esnnes. Russian and Balkan actions noted with continued fighting across Velhyena Galicia Transylvania and Macedonia.
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Canal du Nord
Reclamation Service and State Cooperate on Wyoming Lands
State Engineer James L. True details federal and state joint efforts to develop Wyoming water resources for irrigation. He credits Secretary Franklin K. Lane and Governor Kendrick for reforms, noting cooperative study of irrigable lands in Green River drainage and the push for policy in water use.
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James L. True
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
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the & Reclamation Enrries
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John B. Kendrick
Colorado
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Cohiro de Iteerialinon
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United State Reclamation Service
HM. A. True
Carey Act Department
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