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Presidential Electors Named in Wyoming Ticket
For President, William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska and for Vice President John Worth Kern of Indiana. Wyoming electors listed include John H. Ward of Uinta County Andrew M'Micken of Carbon County B G Rogers of Big Horn County.
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Nebraska
John Worth Kern
Indiana
Wyoming
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Uinta County
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Carbon County
B. G. Rogers
Big Horn County
Bryan Gains Ground as Economic Fears Fade
The piece argues Republicans push drought scare tactics to boost crops praise, while James Wilson tolled applause for Republican policies. It says Bryan’s lecturing dispels the myth that Republicans control prosperity, urging focus on reform beyond weather and party lines.
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Roosevelt Decries Oil Court Ruling as Miscarriage of Justice
In an Oyster Bay statement the President condemns Landis Standard Oil reversal as a miscarriage of justice. He asserts no doubt of guilt and warns against allowing the defendants to escape. Republicans rally to attack Bryan over court integrity claims.
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Standard Oil Company
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White’ House
Judge Landis
United States
Judicial rights and executive overreach debate in America
The text rebuts executive pressure on courts and defends due process for all, criticizing presidential interference with judges and warning that such conduct undermines constitutional government and trust in the judiciary amid corporate power. It frames reform as a Democratic Party priority for constitutional governance.
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Taft endorses railroad valuation and popular election plank
Taft advocates physical valuation of railroad properties for rate basis and favors popular election of senators. He notes his positions are not party issues, citing Chicago convention votes against those planks by wide margins. He also backs campaign contribution publicity after elections, despite Chicago’s 880 to 94 vote against.
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Taft Questioned on Past Beliefs by Pentecostal Herald
The Pentecostal Herald, a Louisville Kentucky Methodist authority, attacks Taft in its July 15 issue, challenging him to respond to actions and words attributed to Taft as a man and candidate. The paper accuses Taft of disbelief in Jesus Christ and condemns taft’s stance toward Christian civilization, labeling the Savior as an impostor.
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Louisville
United States
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Hazing at West Point Abolished Again
The article notes repeated abolition of hazing at West Point with annual suppression and frequent outbreaks. It states Mr. Taft spent about 15 000 words explaining the Republican platform and modifying it with some Democratic ideas the party will not accept. Roosevelt remains a threat to prosecute.
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Taft taunts and labor issues echo in old editorials
The clippings mock standard oil, taft opposition to unions, and farm profits. References thunder about injunctions in labor disputes and economic strain, with biting lines from Sundance Monitor and Rawlins Journal critiquing Taft and wage earners amid rural uplift hopes.
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Uncle Sam to Help Mexico in Border Clash
Ambassador Creel met with Assistant Secretary Bacon after Mexican revolutionists clashed with troops near the Texas border. Creel reported eleven border posts have been garrisoned, with Roosevelt taking personal interest as agencies unite to stop neutrality law violations.
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Directoire gown display halted by city judge in Kansas City
Ma bel Callahan, the model who showed a directoire gown in a local outfitting shop, must demonstrate away from street crowds after Police Judge Kyle ordered it. The charge of abetting a sidewalk blockade was continued indefinitely as store managers argued the crowd blockage was the issue.
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Kansas City
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Mabel Callahan
Kyle
Miss Callahan
Woman Sues Circus Over Injuries in Pueblo
Mrs Tour files a $2000 damages suit in district court alleging injuries from a bucket hit during Barnum & Bailey performance. Fred Egener, clown act participant, threw the bucket and was arrested after the incident as the circus prepared to depart the state.
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Fourteen Year Old Girl and Her Lover Arrested
Fort Collins Colorado July 29 John Swanson aged 22 and Blanche Roberts aged 14 both of Denver were arrested at the Chicago hotel on instructions from the Denver sheriff. No charge yet but the girl's father accuses Swanson of running away with her. They registered as man and wife and are jailed awaiting Denver officer arrival.
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Blanche Roberts
Denver
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Standard Oil case to renew legal actions in Chicago
Lenox Mass July 30 The government reactivates the criminal case against the Standard Oil Co District Attorney Lima of Chicago and five lawyers who led the conference express confidence in success A motion for rehearing is expected to be filed by the court of appeals within days with arguments likely in August
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Chicago
Court of Appeals
Dentist Claims Teeth and Complexion Mark Personal Refinement
A physician emphasizes that complexion and teeth reflect personal pride and refinement. The ad promotes Dr. B. H. Sweatt, up-to-date dentist, Bresnahen block, 1617% Ferguson Street, offering treatments to improve complexion and dental attractiveness.
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Bresnahen Block
Ferguson Street
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