Daily Leader of Cheyenne Wyoming Publication Details
The text lists the Leader Publishing Co as proprietor W I Edmiston publisher and official city paper with historical note of September 1907 and subscription rates for daily and monthly periods. It includes delivery by carrier and contact for delivery irregularities and a city editor phone number.
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Daily Leader
BO Bix
MONA
Icc Ee Eee
Welcrsit Bestia
Addyress
T. Joe Cahill
Presidential Electors Named for Indiana Wyoming Counties
The document lists Vice-President John Worth Kern of Indiana and Wyoming Electors John H. Ward of Uinta County Andrew McMicken of Carbon County and RB Rogers of Big Horn County as designated electors in the electoral college.
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John Worth Kern
Indiana
Wyoming
John H. Ward
Uinta County
Andrew M'Micken
Carbon County
RB. G. Rogers
Big Horn County
Democrats Clash Over Tariff Policy And Trusts
The piece accuses Taft of misrepresenting Democratic stance on tariff reform and trusts. It states Democrats oppose using tariffs to aid trusts while supporting competition that lowers costs for consumers and vows to curb tariff abuse by monopolies.
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Taft
Democratic Party
Denver
Watterson Praises Tennessee Vote Against Prohibition
Editor Watterson of Kentucky hails Tennessee’s result as a victory for good government and Jeffersonian democracy over paternalism. He denounces the prohibition movement as a cover for religious control and corrupt politics, condemning New England’s past intolerance and fraud.
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Watterson
Kentucky
Tennessee
South
New England
Maine
Bryan’s religious devotion noted at old convention lodging
An old St. Louis Republican convention anecdote recalls William J. Bryan twelve years earlier staying at the Lindell hotel with cots in a room. An incident at night involved a visitor entering Bryan’s bedchamber after lights were dimmed.
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St. Louis
William J. Bryan
Lindel
William Jennings Bryan and Taft in The Era of Politics
A collage of opinion excerpts notes Bryan's rising influence and his crown of thorns speech, Roosevelt's appointment shifts, Taft nomination costs, and American car wins. It reflects editorials from Washington Herald Chicago Tribune St Louis Globe Democrat Pueblo Star Journal.
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Salmple
William J. Bryan
National Magazine
William Howard Taft
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Democratic campaign appeal for William J. Bryan funds
The Democratic State Committee appeals to voters to contribute to the Bryan campaign, pledging to avoid corporate money and touting platform planks on bank security, immigration limits, forest reserve policy, and anti tenure in office. D. N. Stickney signs as chairman. remittances to J. E B. Osborne in Denver. Kingdon Gould, visiting Pueblo, plans Salt Lake City stay to study mining engineering at Columbia University.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
State Democratic Committee
J. E B. Osborne
National Finance Committee
Denver
Colo
Kingdon Gould
George Gould
Pueblo
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Western Pacific Railway
Columbia
Dentist Promotes Complexion and Teeth Beauty
A learned physician argued that complexion and teeth reveal life habits and refinement, noting they are controllable by the individual. The ad urges visiting Dr. S. H. Sweatt, up to date dentist, Bresnahen block, 1617% Ferguson Street for treatment.
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8. H. Sweatt
Bresnahen Block
Ferguson Street
Comic Exchanges and Snippets from City Papers
A collage of jokes and brief quotes from several newspapers including the Nashville American, Baltimore American, Cleveland Leader, St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Illustrated Bits. The items feature quick witticisms about money, manners, and everyday mishaps with playful regional flavor and light satire.
Grape Growers Begin Campaign Against Prohibition
The executive committee of the Grape Growers Association in San Francisco announced plans for an education campaign advocating moderate wine use. They aim to counter prohibition waves, will distribute literature, and set aside 25 cents per acre from vineyard owners to fund the effort.
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San Francisco
Cal
Grape Growers’ Association
Knights of Columbus Convenes in St Louis Aims $500000 Endowment
The twenty sixth annual national convention opened in St Louis with more than 7000 visitors and delegates. Supreme Knight Edward L. Hearn said Archbishop Glennon’s plan to raise 500000 as an endowment fund for the Catholic University at Washington will be reported favorably today.
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St. Louis
the Knights of Columbus
Edward L. Hearn
Supreme Knight
Glennon
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Harry Rounds Takes Bride in Cheyenne
Harry P. Rounds long known in Denver sporting circles, formerly of Cheyenne, married yesterday morning here to Mrs. Helen P. Musser of Denver. James A. Scott of Deertall and Mrs. Jeannette Ankenna of Littleton were also wed here yesterday.
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Cheyenne
Harry P. Rounds
Denver
Helen P. Musser
James A. Scott
Deertall, Colo
Jeannette Ankenna J
Littleton, Cole
Hingon leaves party over Hearat nomination in Spandau
Hingon quits the democratic party after it fails to nominate Hearat. Spandau council in Brandenburg launches a drive to raise 1 626 000 as a national gift for Count Zeppelin. Senator Joseph W Bailey of Texas, treated in New York for a month with bronchial ailment, about to go home and will not speak politically until October.
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Hingon
Democratic Party
Hearat
Spandau
Brandenburg
Prussia
Count Zeppelin
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
New York
Wyoming House Speakership Draws Several Republican Contenders
Republican candidates for the next Wyoming house speakership are proliferating with leading names including George M. Winkelman mayor Encampment John W Sammon of Kemmerer and William Duboise of Cheyenne among those mentioned for the role.
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Wyoming
House of Representatives
George M. Winkelman
Encampment
John W. Sammon
Kemmerer
William Duboise
Cheyenne
Colorado Millionaire’s Daughter Elopes After Consent
The daughter of a Colorado millionaire eloped with mutual family consent to avoid the rice and old shoes tradition. The move is described as the simplest path to wed without public fuss.
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Colorado
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