Charges Stand Unrefuted Against County Board Members
The Leader reiterates accusations that Chairman Carson and two county commissioners violated Wyoming law by approving multiple contracts with the Pueblo Bridge Co. and paying inflated sums for bridge work in Laramie County, including a Crow Creek bridge, with alleged improper advertising and overpayment.
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County Ca Yesters
Ana
County
Wyoming
Carson
Laramie County
Pueblo Bridge Co
Wheatland
Laransie County
Wheatland District
Thhey
Polo Creek
Pine Bluffs
Cohug
Uva
Ava
Corson
Board of County Commissioners
Crow Creek
Wyoming Democrats Push Labor Reform Platform At State Convention
The Wyoming Democratic platform endorses employer liability, abolishing death damages limits, an eight hour law, direct primaries, union protection from anti labor trusts, government backing of bank deposits, trial by jury, and limited injunctions in labor disputes. It contrasts with a Republican legislature that blocked such labor and public rights measures.
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Democrats
Wyoming
Railroad Commission
Luther News Notes from Luther Wyoming October 29
Luther Wyoming residents discuss election results as a Western Union wire is run into the scene building inviting all to hear returns. Local visits include Hastie in Des Moines and Miss Hastie in Greeley while others travel for voting and presbytery events. A second item notes illness recovery for Bertha Mumm and eye injury update for William Kappleman. Mrs. Bertha Woods hosts a dinner for visiting relatives G. W. Woods and family en route to Adair Iowa. Presbyterian Missionary Society met with Mrs. Joe Garner hosting twenty ladies and a luncheon after a program by Mrs. Dyer and Miss Blackburn.
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Luther, Wyo
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Bcene
Alex’ Hastie
Des Moines
Iowa
P. T. Smith
Missouri
John Wright
Boulder, Colo
South Side
Bertha Mumm
William Kappleman
Bertha Woods
G. W. Woods
Fayette
Idaho
Adair
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Joe Garner
Eastenth Street
Dyer
Miss Blackburn
Why the Lady Would Vote for Bill on the Denver Train
On a Denver Cheyenne railcar a Wyoming editor M C Barrow, famed Sagebrush Philosophy contributor, was quietly admiring scenery when a female passenger interrupted. She declared she would vote for any candidate who resembled Bryan the most, signaling her support for him.
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Bill
Denver
License mixup assigns weddings to wrong couples
The Omaha News reports Frank J. Roach of Torrington Wyoming and Elizabeth M. Black of Wilkingon Pennsylvania sought licenses to wed in Omaha. License clerk Furay confused Roach with William B. Kelley, who sought Maud ONeill of South Omaha, issuing each man a license to wed the other’s intended bride.
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Omaha News
Frank J. Roach
Torrington
Wyo
Omaha
Elizabeth M. Black
Wilkingon
Furay
Roach
William B. Kelley
Maud O'Neill
South Omaha
Popular Plays at Odeon for Capitol Avenue Lineup
Announcement lists popular plays scheduled this season at the Odeon theatre. The lead feature is Hooligan in New York slated for Saturday evening at the venue.
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ODEON
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Odeon Theatre
New York
Democrats favor candidates for county commissioners
The Wheatland Times notes strong local support for candidate Hill Storey a former Cheyenne Northern conductor and Union Pacific veteran. It also cites Pine Bluffs rancher Dunston as a capable county hopeful praised for his proven business success and civic conduct. Irene Tuckle a colored woman was jailed for ten days for stealing two chickens in a separate item.
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Storey
Cheyenne
Irene Tuckle
Justice Houseman's Court
Laramie County
Wheatland Times
Apples on B M tracks offered at $1 per bushel
An old time handsale notice promotes Eastern Nebraska apples on B M tracks at a dollar per bushel while supply lasts. Mentions J T Birn Groco Taft Bryan and Sherman Co as distributors and a government dilution for Cresol Dip. Also advertises York counts can and Palmer's Cape with a Christmas tree at Koeafe on November 2nd.
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Nebraska
J. T. Birgn
Taft
Bryan
United
The
Sherman Co
What Hearst Said of Bryan
Hearst declares Bryan unaffiliated with protected interests and rejects trust or syndicate funding. He asserts Bryan’s strength lies in the people and his own character, rejecting promises made for cash and warning against secret bargains with the Democratic National Committee.
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Mr. Bryam
Democratic National Committee
Moe
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