Stone Nimmo and Storey Named for City Offices
A seven member committee selected Edward W. Stone for mayor David Nimmo and Edward T. Storey for city commissioners. All three agreed to work in harmony with the others if elected. Primary to vote on Oct 22 with a campaign committee to be formed.
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Edward T. Storey
John D. Clark
Citizens’ National Bank of
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Deming
Talbot's Grove
France Receives Further $40 Million Credit From U.S.
Washington reports a new shipment of aid to France amounting to 40 million dollars. This raises the Allied credit total to 2.4004 billion dollars as of today.
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Committee Report Naming Ticket for Cheyenne City Election
The committee reports three candidates for Cheyenne statewide endorsement. Mayor candidate E W Stone and commissioners David Nimmo Edward Storey were chosen after appeals stressing public duty and sacrifice. A representative campaign committee should secure their nomination and election.
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Edward T. Storey
Supreme Judge Scott Dies After Long Illness
Richard H. Scott associate justice of the Wyoming Supreme Court died at St John s hospital at 4 30 yesterday after a long illness He was born Sept 3 1868 in Hennepin County Minnesota and later practiced law in Crook County He served in the state constitutional convention 1889 and was chief justice from 1913 to 1915 with re election to 1928 He was active in Masonic circles and his funeral arrangements had not been completed.
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Roosevelt Pleads for Preparedness Before Draft Men
Col Theodore Roosevelt addressed nearly 20 000 men of the eighty sixth division at Camp Grant Rockport NL urging readiness for European service and to become apostles of universal military service. He praised military efficiency as thousands of raw recruits were marched to the valley behind camp headquarters before his brief visit.
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Bootlegging Crackdown Ordered in Cheyenne
Federal and city officials launch a major drive to curb liquor sales to soldiers in Cheyenne. A meeting of saloon operators with U S authorities produced demands including no liquor to soldiers, no civilian dining with soldiers, no disguises for sale, and license revocation for violations tied to bootlegging.
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Germany Would Quit Belgium and Pay Part Compensation
Berlin signals that Germany would evacuate Belgium under conditions including freedom to pursue economic enterprises in Belgium, notably Antwerp, and contributing a share of Belgium war-damages compensation. The verbal note to the papal nuncio ties to Benedict XV’s peace initiative and calls for administrative separation of Flanders and Wallonia.
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Frisco Ship Workers End Week Strike
Frisco shipyard workers end a ten day strike affecting government shipbuilding. About 25 000 iron workers and mechanics in the San Francisco bay area voted to return after a meeting of the iron trades council. Wages were raised in a wage schedule and the strike began September 17.
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Teuton Railroads Attack From Ostend and Zeebrugge
British and German forces clash as Teuton rail lines near Ostend and Zeebrugge face disruption. German official reports claim deep penetrations and heavy fighting along a broad front from Ostend toward Lille, while Allied counterfire and assaults press German defenses near Ypres and surrounding positions.
First official U.S. war report on European operations issued
Secretary Baker released the government’s initial statement on military actions in Europe. The note notes Allied gains on the Western Front and signals that American forces will soon play a larger role as winter approaches.
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Europe
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Two German U Boats Sunk in Battles With Allied Ships
A British steamer report from Atlantic port says two German U boats were sunk by Allied destroyers and escorts. One sub attacked a troopship convoy, and another submarine was destroyed after ramming a freighter. Several crewmen were seen in the water, with details pending official confirmation.
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