Wyoming Troops En Route to Border Amid Delays
Two Wyoming National Guard battalions left Camp Kendrick for Antonio Texas after a day of delays at Denver and camp stations. Crowds gathered at the Union Pacific depot for a farewell led by Mayor LaFontaine and Secretary of State Houx.
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Wyoming National Guard
Union Pacific
Antonio
Tex
Camp
Kendrick
Rio Grande
Denver
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Capitol City
Capitol Avenue
R. N. LaFontaine
Houx
10000 Guardsmen Ordered to Border
Washington dispatch reports war department orders sending to the border immediately a wide mix of militia units including Battery A New Hampshire field artillery Third Pennsylvania artillery Battery B New Jersey artillery and Battery A District of Columbia artillery plus units from Virginia New York Alabama Georgia Connecticut Michigan Minnesota Colorado and California engineers among others to reinforce border security.
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Washington
War Department
New Hampshire Field Artillery
Pennsylvania Artillery
New Jersey Artillery
District of Columbia Artllery
Virginia Field Artillery
New York Artillery
Alabama Field Artillery
Georgia Artillery
Connecticut Artillery
Georgia Infantry
District of Columbia
Try
District of Columbia Cavalry
Michigan Field Artillery
Minnesota Field Artillery
Colorado Artillery
California Engineers
Glenrock Bank Official Dead in Accidental Rifle Discharge
Andrew M. Ryan Jr., 28, cashier at Glenrock State Bank, was killed in his hotel room when a high power rifle he was cleaning discharged. The accident occurred in the Kimball hotel, Glenrock, as Ryan prepared for the next day, shocking the community and leading to funeral arrangements in Cheyenne.
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Glenrock State Bank
Glenrock
Wyo
Andrew M. Ryan, Jr
Andrew Ryan
Cheyenne
Kimball Hotel
Ryan
Yan
Glenreck
Chey
Wilson to Speak on Hughes as Campaign Opens
President Wilson will address the Young Men's Democratic clubs at Shadow Lawn on Saturday in his first pure political speech since accepting the Democratic nomination. He will likely discuss the Adamson Act Mexico and the European war while 2000 party youths are expected. James A. McCormick, Democratic national chairman, is optimistic about the New York outlook.
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Wilson
Hughes
Long Branch
N. J
Charles BE. Hughes
Shadow Lawn
Varne
McCcormick
McCormick
New York State
Democrata
Labor Tie-Up in Gotham Has Not Occurred
New York on September 27 reports no surface signs of a general labor strike as promised by union leaders. Estimates varied with 125000 workers quitting and twice that ready to quit, while police found no proof. Jewish holidays and unreturned canvasses added confusion as 22 unions reportedly did not respond to calls. Brewery workers stayed at work today with a 6000-strong force, leaders promising a strike tomorrow. Grand jury indicted thirteen men and two women for strike violence.
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New York
Painters
Grand Jury
Hughes Urges Protective Tariff Before Pittsburgh Workers
Charles B K Hughes addressed thousands of steel district workers amid dust in Pittsburgh. He argued prosperity hinges on protection as European peace nears, insisting Republicans have reunited and the breach has been sealed. Senator Penrose and William Flinn escorted him.
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Pittsburgh
Charles BK. Hughes
United States
Penrose
William Flinn
Hughes
Prosperity Breaks Records on Road
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad reports its most prosperous year in history with gross earnings of 135 762 302 for the fiscal year ending June. Net revenue rose 1 457 318 while operating expenses increased 87 000 000. earnings margin remains a little over one percent.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Today
Dying Woman Refuses to Reveal Name in Triple Shooting
In Philadelphia on September 1 infighting surrounds a triple shooting. The wounded woman, identified later as Graveur’s companion, declines to name herself as the case links to Mrs. Harry Belzer who killed Graveur and killed herself. Police tie the suspect to Mrs. Frances Apman, sister of the dead man. Graveur left New York September 12 on an automobile tour and registered in Chicago later that month.
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Philadelphia
J. ©. Graveur
New York
Harry Belzer
Joseph C. Leduc
Chicago
Mra. Hobart Mann
Brooklyn
Frances Apman
Belzer
Graveur
Leduc
Taft-Roosevelt Peace Party a Mockery Says Former Bull Moose
Mexicans push Pacific coast development with two new railroad lines linking Chihuahua and Durango to Quaymas and Mazatlan. Plans include deep water harbors at Mazatlan and Casumasa, with cost estimates of about 21 and 14 million pesos. Ocean steamers could dock directly with rail cars, easing Sierra Madre freight routes.
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Mexico City
Preas
Pacific Coast
Department of Communications and Public Works
Sierra Madre
Quaymas
Mazatlan
Chihuuahua
Dur
Tejolocacht
Chihushua
Madera
Guaymas
Durango
Casumas
Arvis Attacks Roosevelt Taft Meeting Plan in 1913 Letter
Wm Arvis denounces a October 3 reconciliation meeting between Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft as mockery to progressive principles. He cites a Roosevelt letter from May 9 1913 contrasting withRoosevelts alignment with Hughes backers. The note quotes Hoover/Root era politics and emphasizes progressives must avoid old party machines.
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New York
Theodore Roosevel
William Howard Taft
Hughes
Arvia
Connecticut
Arvis
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Root
Smoot
Penrose
Crane
Cannon
Barnes
Guggenheim
Tow
Hoomerelt
Lincoln
Progressive Party
Bourbon Democrat
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Sees Friday Temperatures
The forecast预测 for Wyoming indicates a pair of Thursdays and a main high near seven degrees with expected Friday conditions. Residents should expect cool mornings, slight warming by afternoon, and light winds across the state.
Bremen Submarine Bremen Believed Reaches U S
Berlin reports the arrival of the German submarine Bremen at New London ending weeks of tension over its expected voyage to the United States. Captain Schwarzkopf is featured as the Bremen’s skipper amid rumors of delays and overdue status.
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New London
Berlin
Bremen
United States
Pears
Schwartekopff
Porte
Atlantic
Peporta
Veporta
United State
Chicago Bread Prices Quiet as Bakers Hold Line
Chicago on September 27 faced expected bread price hikes as women’s clubs and federal officials prepared pressure on bakers. The anticipated surge fizzled, with most bakers keeping prices steady and many workers reluctant to raise costs.
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Chicago
Cosen Uckers
Allies Pierce German Lines On Somme In Major Offensive
Allied forces drive into German trenches along a 2000 yard front north of Elkers and northeast of Thiepval as Thiepval Combles fall. Cavalry poised for large scale flanking pushes to threaten German lines and communications in northern France. Combles described as a fortress and a brutal street fight ends with heavy casualties on both sides.
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Anora River
Somme
Anaes
Elkers
Thiepval
London
Petrograd
Berlin
Galieia
Bucharest
Macedonia
Eee Ig
Athens
Heeck
Constantine
Com- Wes
Cgueaudecourt
France
Baupaume
Perrone
Teutons
Combles
Advantare
Fehting
Les Almoss
Prosperity Reverses as U S Steel Orders Decline
A congressional record reports rising unfilled U S steel orders from 1915 to 1916, claiming prosperity under Wilson administration policies fell behind wartime strain and that steel mills and related industries faced record demand and supply pressures into 1917.
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R. M. Lamont
Parker
Lamont
U. P
Andrew M. Ryan
Gotham
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Flinn Hughes
Chihuahua
Wm. Arvis
T. R
U. S
Greece
Partir
Laliberte
Tinea
United
Ite
U. S. Steel
Jugther
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