Lincoln County Recruits Proud of Wyoming Guardsmen
Kemmerer and Lincoln county celebrate men from Company H and Company K of the Wyoming National Guard who have been taken to Cheyenne for rapid preparation for service in France. They are praised for strength, bravery, and anticipated faithful conduct, with relatives confident no shame will touch Lincoln county’s boys.
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Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Cheyenne
France
Wyoming National Guard
Germanys Cabinet Crisis Challenges Kaiser Policy
Five cabinet members resign signaling unrest in Germany. Dr Zimmerman quits as foreign secretary, with Dr von Kuehlmann appointed, alleged to oppose submarine warfare and favor peace without annexation. The move suggests the Kaisers frightfulness policy does not enjoy total German support.
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Germany
Draft objectors should be punished in war context
In Oklahoma three counties face uprisings. authorities label opponents as a mix of negroes and Indians led by a small number of whites. The piece argues invasion into the war was inevitable, praises the draft system as fair, and calls vigorous punishment for any interference with army organization. The stance favors swift vanquishment for offenders and urges duty from all American citizens.
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Oklahoma
Mr Roots Return Marks International Mission Impact
The text notes the return of Elihu Root to America and calls his mission pivotal in today’s international affairs. It hints at progress and uncertainty regarding Russia and Eyjeeta, with emphasis on government heads and ongoing military and political pressures shaping near-future outcomes.
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Elihu Root
America
Root
Eyjeeta
Russia
Simeany
Woodrick Wins Pisht to Protest Pioneer Rights
The report describes Woodrick achieving a win over Pioneer rights amid protests. It notes opposition voices and claims surrounding the rights and the broader implications for the community and stakeholders involved.
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Woodrick
Pioneer Prospectors Seek Rights in Leasing Bill Debate
The leasing bill discussed four years, aims to shield government from injustice to pioneers by preserving equities and existing rights. Senator Kendrick explained to the public lands committee that passage is a strong chance this season.
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Kendrick
Public Lands Committee
Neasion
War Lord Speaks on Peace Terms and Conquest
Von Bethmann-Hollweg states peace without annexations is unacceptable and that Germany must fight and conquer. The speech condemns the German war party and its policy of conquering Belgium northern France and Poland with ruthless destruction. It claims plans to conquer the United States and cites the Pan-American affair as further proof of German aims.
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von Bethmann-Hollweg
Reichstag
War Party
Germany
Belgium
France
Poland
United States
Log Drive Begins at Granger with 45000 Logs Arriving
Mag Anderson of Granger reports the first log jam is on at Granger as about forty men accompany the drive. 45000 logs recently arrived from upstream indicate the scale of the operation on Wednesday, August 8, 1917.
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Mag Anderson
Granger
Call family reunion at Afton features music and playette
The Call families of Afton hosted a reunion on August 2 with about 250 members attending. The day included an Afton Ward chapel gathering, an opera house lunch, a family tree playette, auto rides through Star Valley, and a social gathering with a dance and sulphur springs visit.
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Call
Afton
Cyril Call
Utah
Afton Ward Chapel
Star Valley
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Adverts Deafness Cure
An old advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can treat catarrhal deafness caused by Eustachian tube inflammation. It claims the remedy acts through the blood, offers $100 to anyone not cured, names CHENEY & CO of Toledo, Ohio, and targets readers with ear nose and throat concerns.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Youth’s height stunt fails to meet Marine Corps standard
Willis Hartman of Glenwood near hero tries to enlist by elevating his heels with cotton pads but is found one inch short of required height after examination. He declares with resolve that he does not want to be a slacker. The piece also notes Red Cross dog heroes and Belgian rescues as compared to new wartime dogs.
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Albany
N. Y
Willis Hartman
Glenwood
Hero
United States Marine Corps
Willis
Hartman
Red Cross
St. Bernarda
Geographic Magazing
Modern Eve on Screen Sparks Publicity in Cities
A sensational – and largely unguarded – ode to a provocative young woman traveling alone through a wild park while depicted in films. The article compares real life to a sensational movie era, noting the attention Miss Lowe attracts and the public’s appetite for such daring portrayals in cinema.
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Annette Kellerman
Mies Lowe
Hates Park
Miss Lowe
Serosa
Politely Declined Army Exam Letter From Maine Man
Bangor, Aug 7. A man notified to appear for physical examination sent a letter to the examining board saying after careful consideration he has decided not to enter the national army at this time. Mrs D F Free and daughter Josephine of Salt Lake City are visiting Willard Bell’s home this morning.
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Bangor
Maine
National Army
D. F. Free
Josephine
Salt Lake
Willard Bell
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Burton Mercantile Company
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N.Y
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Cokeville Road
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Denver
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Heman Hyde
Auburn
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Atetoo Wall Club
Freedom
Plu
Freedom Boys
Forule
Hele Allen
Mex
Snday
Mra
Pandey
Chad
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Salt Lake Tribune
Omaha Bee
Stc
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Columbia
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