Weekly War Review: Turbulent Progress and Allied Gains
The column summarizes mid war week notes from May to August detailing alleged Turkish realignment with Allies, British U boat actions near New Jersey, Bulgarian desertion, Czech and Russian fort engagements, and U.S. war mobilization and casualties. It cites German losses around 4.76 million and U-boat threats. General Pershing expands command to 1,106,000 troops.
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Chemin Des Dames
Marne
Germany
New Jersey
Washington
Bulgaria
Black Sea
von Eichorn
Kaiser
Ukraine
United States
Maine
U-boata
France
Genera Pershing
Brugand
II G
Kajier
Awenat Oth
Adiapateh
Paris
Alliaw
Turner Makes Long Trip In Chicken Hunt
Early Sunday morning Mr Turner headed toward Cempsey Basin with Mr Me i turning back after poor shooting. He reached Frontier at noon and, with Mr PJ Quealy, drove to Cokeville in the afternoon, logging about 180 miles in one day with enough fuel for a good supply of chickens.
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Turner
Frontier
PJ. Quealy
Cokevile
Hle
Fragmentary Histories of a Distant Liner Note
A garbled OCR passage describes a camera department and liner notes. Key names and clear events are not readable, leaving a partial, unresolved depiction of a film or printing project and its personnel.
Revenge Motive Ties Film Show Bust in Cokeville
The Cokeville Register reports manager Woodward booked two performers to perform between films but the screening failed as the projector lens was missing. The duo fled town amid anger, a suspicious package to Idaho revealed only a lens, and deputy sheriff Woodward recovered the culprits in Pocatello.
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Woodward
Idaho
Wood- Ward
Cokeville
Pocatello
Local Post
Troops in Kemmerer Train Passes Toward Camp Lewis
A six car train carrying about five hundred colored recruits from Colorado Springs and Denver moved through Kemmerer en route to Camp Lewis. The troops, eager for service on the Western front, were aboard cars with humorous and bold placards praising American resolve.
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Kemmerer
Camp Lewis
Colorado Springs
Denver
Kemmerer Roster and Oakley Showdown Preview
The article outlines a Kemmerer team lineup and an Oakley contest between Kemmerer and Oakley in the surrounding towns. Players listed include Slegel Williams G Steith Moon Kench Hunter Swanson Mumcreck Glasgow Renfro T Smith with an expected regular Oakley lineup.
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Walt Canny Sureley
Annet Jith
Oakley
Kikvey
Kemmerer
Reguler
Oakley Une-up
Kemmereream
Lars
Argon Mame
Asaured
Slegel
Williams
G. Steith
Moon
Kench
Hunter
Swanson
Mumcreck
Glasgow
Renfro
T. Smith
Em son piano for sale in Kemmerer inquiry available
Mrs. Chas E Bruce offers a high grade Em son piano with mahogany case and fine tone for sale in Denver Colorado. It is described as nearly new and just tuned with cash price of 225 dollars. The seller states the instrument may be seen in Kemmerer on inquiry.
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Kemmerer
Emson
Chas. E. Bruce
Denver
Colorado
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Frontier Supply Co
Wig Money
Big Pinny Mare. Co
Agen Schilt’s Dry
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Rock Sp
Ngs
Jestable
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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Lincoln County
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Louis A. Dewey
Amy Illier
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Horace Call
Nannie R
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Araon
Ralph C
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Mel Mock M
Posutt Ou
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C. P. Ford
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Omaha, Neb
Bon Ton Restaurant
Fred Steinberger
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