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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1908
Page
8
The piece reviews John Mitchell's political stance and labor leaders actions in Chicago. It notes AFL and Democratic leanings, Taft and Bryan contrasts, and calls for accountability amid newspaper coverage and city circulations.
The article lauds Judge Lindsey of the Denver juvenile court as a justice advocate beloved by women voters. It details his eight years in Denver courts, cross-party nomination dynamics, and his unlikely 60 percent support in a turbulent election amid party split hopes and accusations of political mischief.
A Danville IL band delivered a whirlwind finish as Uncle Joe moved ahead of his rival near the final line. The licensing bill was altered to remove a prohibition on employment of barnalde, marking a reform breakthrough.
Robert C. Allen of Bear Creek arrived in Denver from his ranch after marketing two carloads of beef cattle. Steers averaged 1182 pounds at 4.86 a hundredweight and cows 980 pounds at 3.75. Shipment moved quickly from ranch to market, leaving at 1 30 p m and reaching Denver by 9 30 the next morning, thirteen hours on the road.
The funeral for R. B. Durbin, Cheyenne pioneer, was conducted at Gleason chapel yesterday afternoon. A large gathering offered many floral tributes and the rite concluded with interment at Lakeview cemetery.
Former night officer Billy Devereux is back on the force and working the beat alongside Policeman Haawkings during a layoff situation affecting the latter.
An advertisement directed at people over fifty claims Foley's Kidney Remedy can cure kidney and bladder disorders. It urges readers to restore vitality and vigor by starting to take the product today, signed with a postal address initial.
George Quigley, who joined Cheyenne’s automobile drivers last spring, purchased a 1909 Maxwell roadster and plans to bring it to Cheyenne today. He has sold his Maxwell runabout and promotes medicines and products by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co and other local sellers.
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