War News From Many Fronts Buries Balkan and Italian Shifts
War dispatches report Greek insistence on entering war, Romanian drive into Hungary, Bulgarians holding Kavala forts except one, and Italian actions in the Balkans. Romania invades Austria Hungary and battles erupt in the Carpathians while Vienna notes reverses. British and French fronts show minor fighting as Italy declares war on Germany. Zeppelin raids hit Bucharest and other points. Also noted are a priest’s burial in Peoria, a Dallas killer case, bank robberies, and sports results from Denver and Colorado Springs with racing and football developments.
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Kavala
France
Belgium
Fleury
Vienna
Rumania
Austria
Carnic Alps
Rowe
Paris
Vetrenika
London
Bazentin
Petit
Cesar Ginchy
Peoria
Lil
John Lancaster Spaulding
Romania
Petrozseny
Kronstadt
Berlin
Hungary
Elizondo
Satevo
Chihuahua
Clty
Villa
Jacinto Trevino
Italy
Germany
Balkans
Montenegro
Albania
Rome
Santa Cruz
Copenhagen
Danish West Indies
United States
Navy Department
Europe
Department
Roslagen
Stockholm
Tor
Lloyd's
Austro-Hungary
Saya
Hague
Jagow
Zimmerman
William
Frederick William
Capitol Hill
Wyoming state news items from Aug. 25 lengthy digest
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports colorful Wyoming items including fairs scheduled for September at Laramie County Park Casper and Cody Greybull refinery plans Wheatland alfalfa mill opening Hughes visit to Cheyenne earthquake felt in Sweetwater County fires at Newcastle and Meeteetse deaths in Long Beach Pinedale Sublet and Worland, a big oil gusher in Big Muddy, a Swedish consul accident in Keeline, a stampede promoter failure stranding cowboys in New York, Eklund beating Clapman in Buffalo, large cattle shipments to Omaha, lightning injury to Dee DeNise, roughs in the State Museum, a conscience order from Miss Wileca, and Esra Meeker's Oregon Trail journey recap.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Cheyenne
Sweetwater
A. C. Miller
Newcastle
J. F. Patterson
Chas. E. Patterson
Pinedale
Long Beach
Cal
J. W. Frey
Meeteetse
Thomas Gordon
Australia
Worland
Sidney Smith
Casper
John McCarthy
David Hunter
John Hunter
Red Cross
France
Rawlins
Wyoming Fields
D. B. Edquist
Omaha
Keeline
John Hendrickson
New York City
Sheepshead Bay
Old City
Dee DeNise
Federal Farm Loan Board to Hear Wyoming Plans in Cheyenne
Secretary McAdoo and board members will hold Wyoming hearings at the federal building in Cheyenne on Sept 15 to gather data for dividing the United States into twelve Federal Land Bank districts under the Federal Farm Loan Act. The board seeks input from farmers, organizations, and cities on need for cheaper loans and bank locations. The hearing in Wyoming is the only one in the state.
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Western
Union News Service
Cheyenne
Federal Farm Loan Board
Wm. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Geo. W. Norris
Herbert Quick
W.S. A. Smith
C. E. Lobdell
Wyoming
Robert Edson Captured and Sentenced
Robert Edson, who recently escaped from the Wyoming industrial farm with a saddle horse, was captured and brought before Judge Metz. He was sentenced to two years in the Rawlins penitentiary.
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Gillette
Tom Tait
Billings
O. H. Sarlid
Joe LeFors
Rawhide Creek
Here
J. A. Allison
Rawhide Bridge
LaFors
Devil's Lake
N. D
Allison
Taft
Sheridan
Robert Edson
Wyoming
Metz
Rawlins
Jealous Barber Slashes Lonzo in Thames Street Eatery
In Cheyenne a Mexican man named Joe Lonzo was slashed across the face with a razor by another Mexican barber in a Thames street restaurant. Jealousy over Lonzo's company with two Mexican girls sparked the attack.
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Cheyenne
Joe Lonzo
Thames Street
Lonzo
Prospects for Large Beet Acreage in Sheridan Areas
C. H. Thatcher of the Sheridan Sugar company says prospects for a large beet acreage next year are very good. He notes the Hardin district will contract between 2,500 and 8,000 acres and the Clark Creek valley at least 2,500 acres if not more.
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Sheridan
C. H. Thatcher
Sheridan Sugar Company
Hardin
Clerk Creek
Riverside Ranch Sale Near Laramie
The Riverside ranch of 21,000 acres twenty three miles southwest of the city along the Laramie river was sold to Lakeside Land & Livestock and turned over to Theodore Howes of Boston as manager and treasurer.
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Antonio Federici
Newburgh
N. Y
Missouri River
Bsloux City
At & Cobl
Chicago, Rock Inland & Pacific Railroad
Union
Legue
Big Riverside Ranch
Laramie
Riverside
Lakeside Land & Livestock
Theodore Howes
Boston
Casper Gas Comes Near Casper With Pine Dome Units
Casper may soon receive natural gas for heating lighting and manufacturing as Pine Dome Oil Company activity progresses.
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Casper
Pine Dome Oil Company
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Durand Wisconsin and Blackstone Massachusetts women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from change of life symptoms including hot flashes aches and fatigue. They report improved wellbeing after using the tonic and recommend it to other women facing similar midlife health changes.
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Durand
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Rivewar
Massachusetts
Blackstone
Mass
Pierre Cournorer
Father and son debate pride and the dictionary
In a short Pathfinder anecdote a boy asks what pride is. The father guides him to consult a dictionary, explaining pride means being proud and showing the value of a good dictionary for understanding words. The scene ends with advice to handle the binding carefully.
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Johnny
Pathfinder
Hidden Engine of Progress in Everyday Work
A compact adage on how systems run: progress hinges on each part turning. The saying frames daily effort as the motor of broader movement, stressing collective action and steady motion as the world’s engine.
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