Wyoming Stock Growers Convene in Cheyenne Endorses Range Plan
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association met in Cheyenne with record attendance and strong optimism. It passed resolutions urging Congress to improve railroad livestock service, back disease control, support forest reserves, and convene a state wide range interests meeting before September 15 1908 to discuss a unified range policy and leasing framework.
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Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Cheyenne
Congress
Wyoming Live Stock Association
Wyoming
Senate
United States
C. A. Culberson
Texas
House of Representatives
Department of Agriculture
Homedera
Congress Uball
Democratic Victories Sweep Milwaukee and North Platte Elections
In Milwaukee David S. Rose won the mayoralty by about 3 000 votes, marking a fifth term victory with a personal liberty slogan. North Platte and Kansas City reported Democratic wins for their mayoral races with majorities around 500 and a shift to Democratic control of the council.
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Milwaukee
Wis
David S. Rose
Emil Seidel
Thomas J. Pringle
Seidel
Rose
Becker
Umen
McCabe Re elected Mayor as North Platte Democrats Triumph
Special to The Leader North Platte Nebraska April 7 After a fierce political battle the Democratic candidate Dr Nicholas McCabe and the entire Democratic ticket were elected vindicating McCabe administration The city celebrates with bonfires and bands parading marking a democratic victory and an epoch in North Platte history
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North Platte
Neb
Nicholas McCabe
Delaware Party Rejects Taft Support at State Convention
Dover April 7 delegates elected a full delegation to the Chicago national convention. The delegation was not instructed as a Taft support measure was defeated by a large viva voce vote.
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Dover
Del
Chicago
Taft
Railway That Never Was Disolved By Attorneys
At a meeting in the offices of Clark Riner and Clark the Wyoming State Railway company was formally dissolved. The action marks the passing of another of the grand Belgo-American Oil company schemes floated years ago by the Lobells of Chicago.
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Clark, Riner & Clark
Wyoming State Railway Company
Lobells of
Chicago
Campaign Contributions Fight Sparks Democratic Statement
Washington April 7 Democrats accuse Republicans of cowardice for refusing to vote on McCall’s publicity bill. House committee session was heated as the District of Columbia appropriation bill, totaling 49.56 million, advanced with gas and school exits amendments. Hale warns on military buildup and moves to reconsider army funding. Burkett calls it bad faith. Senate approves fortifications funding of 12.11 million and adjourns till Thursday.
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Washington, D. C
Reublican
House Committee of
McCall
Mdistrict of
Columbia
District of Columbia
Hale
Maine
Committee On Naval Affairs
Treasury
Burkett
Senate
Snowstorm Welcomed in Dry Farm Section Cheyenne
Snow began falling in Cheyenne shortly before noon drawing cheers from dry farm owners wary after a long dry spell. The Cheyenne storm brought six one hundredths of an inch of precipitation, modest but hopeful, while Casper and central Wyoming faced a severe blizzard. Flocks faced risk as newborn lambs endure the cold in Casper.
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Cheyenne
Casper
Lamba
Samuel Idelman Registered in Gotham Hotel Astor
Samuel Idelman of Cheyenne Wyoming is registered at the Hotel Astor in New York on April 7 in a brief Gotham society note.
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Samuel Idelman
Gotham
New Yor
Hotel Astor
Cheyenne, Wyo
Twenty Counties Go Dry in Illinois Election
In Illinois local elections 24 counties plus 6 voted last November to abolish saloons. About 1,690 saloons, roughly half, were shut, while most cities still backed licensing. Anti saloon counties include Boone Moultrie Fayette Hamilton Edgar Clarke Brown Saline Gallatin Douglas Macon Cumberland Shelby Cole White Wayne Richland.
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Chicago
Rockford
Catur
Dixon
Hoopstown
Georgetown
Pontiac
Shelbyville
Carbondale
Champaign
Boone
Moultrie
Fayette
Hamilton
Edgar
Clarke, Brown
Saline
Gallatin
Douglas
Macon
Cumberland
Platte
Shelby
Cole
White
Wayne
Richland
Remarkable scene as Cheyenne auction funds set for bonds
The Cheyenne city council witnessed a historic bond sale of 160000 waterworks refunding bonds at four percent. Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago won by offering to take the bonds at par with a commission of 7680 dollars after protracted bidding with Rol ling & Son of Chicago. The issue runs thirty years to 1938 with redemption possible after 1918 and funds earmarked for waterworks expansion and Crystal Lake reservoir project.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Harris Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
P. W. Chapman
W. A. Scott
Rolling & Son
Chicago
Chapman
Scott
Aaxime
Counci
Crystal Lake
Crow Creek
Granite Springs
Disabled Touring Car Brought to City After Accident
George Nagle and Stevens Duyrea toured car damaged in an accident near Pole Mountain Bun Day was brought to town yesterday for repair and inspection amid local reports of the incident at the big Dinneen Wintonia as a photo scene.
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George Nagle
Pole Mountain
Bunday
Dinneen Wintonia
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Kansas City, Mo
Isaac
Tcket
Crittenden
Beardley
Democratic
Delaware
MR. Taft
HOUSE
Illinois
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Gayncil
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
C. C. Carlisle
John
Alfred Pierce
Central Avenue
Citizen's National Bank
J. H. Gerber
O'Neil
Cook
Durants
William Christensen
Alerts
Percy
Hoyt
Pioneers
Win Hainesworth
Clarks
Charles Embry
Nowell
Bell
Archie McDonald
Dan Luce
The
John Hodgkinson
Justice Bruner
Authe
Hyde Brown
Ariven
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