Subscription price changes to $1.00 yearly and three for $2.00
The paper outlines subscription policy shifts to exclude out of state renewals at $1.75 per year after campaign close and shifts to parcel post shipments. It promotes a temporary fair rate of $1.00 yearly and a three for $2.00 offer to attract renewals and new subscriptions through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross Kelly & Co
Las Vegas
State Corporation Commission
Glorieta
Congress
After the Ball Is Over price change notice
The paper will cost 1.50 per year within the state and 1.75 outside. Subscriptions will be dropped promptly at paid term expiration to save bookkeeping and costs. A sale offer runs till year end offering two years for 2.00, with copy to friends. J Loy Lancaster Tor and Publisher.
World in Paragraphs: Global Events Across Nations
A compact briefing of international happenings across several nations. Highlights include political developments, economic shifts, and notable cultural events shaping the global landscape.
Western World News Digest of 1914 Events
The report covers Dewey the first passenger through the Panama Canal arriving in San Francisco from New York in 23 days. Steel plants like Gary mills run at top production levels. Carstens Packing Co in The Dalles destroyed by fire with $1 million loss. Montana arrests of labor leaders amid militia warrants. Wheat prices at Chicago surged to highs since World War I began, Kansas farmer James Maloney sells 4000 bushels at $1 a bushel. Trolley anniversary noted. Calumet & Hecla Mining Co cuts wages for 12000 workers amid copper slump. Canadian tug Lorne and barge America wrecked near San Juan Island. Demand for horses and mules for war boosts prices. a Canadian gov agent purchases 400 head for England.
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Admiral Dewey
Panama Canal
San Francisco
New York
Gary Mills
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
Carstens Packing Company
Theoma
Wash
Mississippi River
Jutte
Mont
Chicago
James Maloney
Geary County
Kansas
America
United States
Kansas City
Berlin
Calumet & Hecla Mining Co
Calumet
Mich
Lorne
Pacific Coast
Kanaka Bay
San Juan Island
Seattle
Vancouver
England
Foreign War Notes Across Europe and Asia
Estimates place Canada's wheat crop at 135 million bushels while Astor has donated 125 thousand dollars to the Prince of Wales relief fund nearing ten million. Dispatches report Paris forbidding private cars leaving the city, removal of wounded to Rennes and Nantes, and carnivores to be culled for meat. Tennesseean ships and minesweepers suffer losses as Lloyd-George extends the moratorium a month. Herrick remains as senior foreign envoy in Paris as others relocate to Bordeaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Southampton
Myron T. Herrick
Paris
Bordeaux
Legation
Wilson urges emergency revenue act amid European war losses
President Wilson asks Congress to pass emergency revenue legislation to offset declining customs receipts since the European war began. A French relief fund is organized to aid refugees from France Belgium and other nations arriving in Paris and other centers. Dean Gregory of George Washington University Law School retires after serving as Iowa University dean and American Journal of International Law editor. The Clayton anti trust bill passes the Senate forty six to sixteen to bolster Sherman law. Three American officers to serve as observers in Austria Hungary and two with the British army. Germany Russia and France have not consented. Nelson O Shaughnessy to Vienna as extra secretary. Germans bomb protests voiced by Americans in Paris. federal troop movement to Fort Wil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Paris
Gregory
George Washington University Law School
Iowa University Law School
American Journal of International Law
Badger
Fletcher
Senate
Austria-Hungary
War Department
Germany
Russia
France
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Vienna
Herrick
State Department
Garrison
Fort Wil
Way Netta Sets Rocky Ford Free Forall Track Record
Way Netta won the free foral trot at Rocky Ford breaking the first heat record with a 2:11 2-3 circuit. The war prompted cancellation of the all Canada versus United States cricket match planned for Montreal September 14 and 15. Denver’s Bears lost a double header at Des Moines 7-1 and 10-4, failing to lead at any point as Morgan and Schreiber were overwhelmed. Denver’s pennant hopes disappeared.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Waynetta
Canada
United States
Montreal
Bears
Des Mones
Denver
Morgan
Schreiber
Des Moines
Butte martial law calm first day with guards at town halls
The Montana national guard occupied the court house and city hall in Butte on the first day of martial law with no disturbances reported. A string of national and local political notes followed, including statements about Wilson’s reelection and various regional incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana National Guard
Marshall
Washington
Wilson
C. F. Cramer
Columbus
Ohio
Scranton
United Spanish War Veterans
Loniaville
Omaha
San Francisco
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M. F. Chaytor
New Mexico
C. E. Stiles
David L. Guyer
Land Office
Roswell
N. M
H. H. Gallatin
Oddfellows Lodge
Lovington Lodge No
First Territorial Bank
A. A. McDaniel
Lovington
J. E. Rose
First National Bank
Pihsee Fr
J. Laroy
Newacpeper Union News
Western
William Waldorf Astor
Prince of Wales Relief Fund
Vichy
Lorraine
Japan
Peking
Reuter Telegram Company
London Chronicle
Rennes
Nantes
Bertin
Tennessee
Havre
Eyrie
North Sea
SPORT
Sioux Citys
Jonver
St Joseph Ee
Lincoln
Topeka
Wichita
Kalamazoo
Helen D. Longstreet
General Longstreet
Confederacy
United States District Court
Newark
BM. J
Gainesville
Lister Agricultural Chemical Works
Passaic River
N. J
Cushing, Okla
State Fair Grounds
State News
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Farming En
Tucumcari
Clovis
Colfax
Springer Jet
Ft. Sumner
Farmington
Arrey
Santa Rosa
Antonchice
Seventh Day Adventists of
Curry County
Melrose
Mary
Ernest Harris
Silver City
Chihuahua
Mexico
W. R. Jackson
Archie F. Gibbs
Montclair
Carlsbad
Gibbs
William C. McDonald
Arthur C. Culver
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
R. \. Ware
State College
Dona Ana County
Sierra County Bank
Hillsboro
State Incorporation Commission
Bill Arp
Marshal Harper
Artesia
Lincoln County
Carrizozo
Chester Hamilton
Fort Sumner
Hamilton
Claudio Lope
Lambert Ranch
Maxwell
T. H. Williams
Southern Pacific
Tucumeéari
Myndus
W. A. Dennis
Springer
Dengis
Babylonia
Assyria
A. T. Clay
Yale University
New Mexico Museum
Mont Clair
Tex
State Line
Arch F Gibbs
Jackson
Oscar Thompson
Jeff D. Hart
J. S. Eaves
Cashier Co
Lk. Creighton
Lee Haywood
Lovington Automobile Co
The
Lovington Grocery and Dry Goods Co
Lovington, New Nexico
P. S. Eaves & Co
Robert Johnson & Rand
OWL Drug Store
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