Honest election law demanded in Wyoming claim
Wheatland Times editor in Cheyenne laments flagrant election law violations and miscounting in Laramie County. He urges a clean, amended statute to ensure ballots reflect voter intention and demands bipartisan support to pass a law ensuring purity in counting returns.
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G. Hopkins
Wheatland Times
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Hopkins
Wyoming
Laramie
Democratic Board of Commissioners
Luadlr
Peo
Par‘tisam
Tariff Revision Hearings and Prohibition Views
The Kansas City Star highlights Representative Champ Clark on the Tariff Revision Committee as influential yet seeking a consistent revision. It notes tensions with Chairman Payne, calls for fair witness treatment, and cites Prohibitionist perspectives from Mr. Chafin and Chairman Jones regarding liquor politics and party alignments.
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Champ Clark
Kansas City Star
Payne
Clark
Mr. Clark
Taft
Trafic
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Lillefield
Repub-ican Party
Grand Old Whisky Party
Jones
National Prohibition
Tep
Adda
Pomarnabie Deibeeaian Lien
Rumor Stirs Over Church Wedding Plans
An unclear note mentions Myrtle and a church wedding, amid talk of personal wishes and a dismissive stance toward nuptial ceremony. The fragment suggests social chatter rather than a formal announcement.
Christmas Jokes and World War I Verse in Dailies
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers plus a satirical Kaiser poem. Snappy lines, marital barbs, and playful banter mix with a wartime verse aboutGermany and God, reflecting light entertainment amid heavy headlines.
Local Mercery Advertises Dyeing and Prompt Pricing
A notice from Injo announces cleaning and dyeing of ladies' and gents' merpenys with a price list on request. It promises prompt attention for out of town orders and notes a wrecker was sent from Injo, with traffic delay described as not serious.
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Injo
Cheyenne
From Roaring Lion to The Pipperend Kid at Atlas
Manager Heaney presents a diverse Atlas bill with Frank Hall and his roaring act, Musical Kuehn, and the Curtis-Wilson company in The Furniture Man. Audiences will also enjoy illustrated singing and motion pictures as the program continues.
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Heaney
The
Atlas
Frank Hall
Roaring Hon
Kuelin
Pippereno
Lion
Kuehn
Curtis-Wilson Company
England is Helpless Says Lord Roberts
London November 23 Field Marshal Lord Roberts told the house of lords that Britain lacks sufficient military forces making an invasion likely and would threaten Britain’s sea supremacy. He said Germany could land easily and England would face humiliating demands under current conditions. Washington November 23 forecast Wyoming generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday with a chance of snow in the northwest portion.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Roberts
Great Britain
Germany
England
A Knight for a Day musical at Cap the Avenue theater
A Knight for a Day a musical comedy with an unusual framework delighted the Cap the Avenue audience last evening. The music was catchy the idea original the cast competent and the performance lively and pleasing.
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Cap‘thel Avenue
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Official
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Daily Leader
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Society
Phone
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Prohibition Party
Myrtle
Algy
Chicagoold-Herald
Westend
Broadway
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Mr. Biggins
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Wise
Massachusetts
Bay State
Wilson
Grasa
Pauline
China
Tai An
Chicago
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Vaterland
Gott
Myself
France
Lorraine
Fran
Dot
Mitott
Mars
Hotel Becker
Western Land and Live Stock Commission Co
Sixteenth Street
Hawes Bros
Capitol Ave
BALCK
Tal
Potter
IND
Sampson
Ferguson Street
Capitol
Stout Street
Denver
A. Stein
Roaring Lion
Pipperend Kid
Washington
Beveralota
Uni Pactiis
Steencrowers Nationa
Cheyenne, Wyoming
United States Depository
John Clay
A. H. Marble
W. L. Whipple
Curtis Templin
Whipple
J. A. Johnston
John Whitaker
E. R. Tarry
Omaha
P. S. Cook
Ferguson Se
Capital Ave
Tivoli
Central Meat Market
17Th
Capitol Meat Market
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