Cheyenne Post Office Notices Subscriptions Rates
Entered as second class matter September 6, 19 7 at the Cheyenne Wyoming post office under the act of March 3 1879. Subscription rates lie.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
8
Wyoming Electors Named By Counties
Wyoming presidential electors listed by county include JOHN H. WARD of Uinta County ANDREW M MICKEN of Carbon County and B G ROGERS of Big Horn County as the chosen slate.
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Wyoming
John H. Ward
Uinta County
Andrew M'Micken
Carbon County
B. G. Rogers
Big Horn County
Taft and Sheldon clash over campaign money publicity
The article argues Taft sought a publicity ploy by naming George R. Sheldon as treasurer to expose campaign receipts and disbursements, while doubting Republican willingness for full disclosure. It cites Denver and Chicago conventions, party divides, and anticipated national, regional and branch fund flows circumventing records.
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Taft
Virginia
Chicago
la Follette
Democrats
Cane
Clayton
Denver
Prden
Velt
Department of Commerce and Labor
National Committee
Congress
Sheldon
New York
Est
Pacific Coast
Southwest
New England
Publican Convention Backs Concealment by Ten to One
The convention voted ten to one in favor of concealment and alliance, going on record to support the policy.
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Publican Convention
Congress backs bison reserve to save species
Congress approves a 20 square mile Montana tract for a fenced bison reserve and seeks a $10,000 public subscription to start a nucleus herd. President Hornady warns difficulty finding wild buffalo and recalls era of abundant herds. The effort aims to prevent extinction of the American bison, a distinctive animal.
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Congress
Montana
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Country
American’ Bison Society
Hornady
Union Pacific
Cooking School Meant for The Kitchen Becomes Tease
Fragment mentions labor political alignment and a "gathering of the clans" to sway skeptics about the ticket this fall. Also notes a person who attended cooking school and keeps her temper, with a playful slogan about sweetness and coolness as a kitchen title.
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Pueblo Star Journal
Witty exchanges and mishearing gags across papers
A collage of quips from Chicago Daily News Puck Kansas City Times Harper's Weekly and Chicago Tribune includes a thinker and a dense man pie crust dialogue about wealth a chauffeur job mix up a cyclone cellar joke and a mother’s remark about a boy’s path to riches in light humor tone.
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Chicago Daily News
Kansas City Times
Kansas
Fairbanks Praises Kern In Civic Neighbor Note
Vice-President Fairbanks delivers a cordial welcome to John W. Kern calling him a friend neighbor and fellow citizen. He contrasts partisan press criticism with respect for Kern praising his legal ability oration integrity and upright life at home.
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Fairbanks
John W. Kern
United States
William or Billy as Next President Odds Favored
A satirical take on political forecasts cites bets on a first name William or Billy for the next president, notes newspaper support for the paper trust, and mocks figures like Roosevelt Taft and Hearst while lampooning campaigns, conventions, and slogans.
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William
Billy
Notable Remarks and Honors in Brief Notes
James Whitcomb Riley favors poetry over politics in Indiana. Woodrow Wilson lacks a decisive mandate as a presidential hopeful. A list of aristocratic names appears in the bans, including Marie Gamille Louis and Helie Bogen de Talleyrand Perigora. Nicholas II, aged 40, remains a prisoner in Tsarskoe-Selo after Bloody Sunday. Miss Gertrude Holland Wren earns the Pereira medal from the Pharmaceutical Society, plus silver medals in chemistry and physics for her industrious work.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Bannes
Marie Gamille Louis
Helie Bogen de Talleyrand Perigora
Prince de Sagan
Anna
Nicholas II
Russias
Tsarskoe-Selo
Winter Palace
Gertrude Holland Wren
Pereira
Pharmaceutical Society of Land
Ano
Wren
Miners Arm for Fight in Birmingham Strike
Father H. E. O Grady of St Catherine Catholic church heads a committee aiming to settle the coal miners strike. Hardware and gun stores in Birmingham report depleted stocks while buckshot shells are being ordered by telegraph. Strikebreakers were brought into the district from adjoining states last night.
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Birmingham
Ala
H. E. O'Grady
St Catherine Catholic Church
Birming
Aldrich to Leave City After Sixteenth Frontier Visit
T G Aldrich announces he will depart the city next week after his sixteenth annual Frontier visit and says some men in the city can be riding his wooden horses when he is gone, noting they were mere boys at the time.
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T. G. Aldrich
al Pout
Frontier
Enne
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Johnson County
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Harper's Weekly
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Paper Trust
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