Guggenheim Controls The G. O. P. Of Colorado
Denver Republicans clash over central committee control as the Albion K. Vickery group is recognized by the state committee. Willis Elliott condemns the Parks committee for expulsions and alleged arbitrariness while Frank Goudy defends Parks as the legal county body. The Teller county contest is postponed until after Denver’s hearing.
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Prominent Denver Man Practices Osler Theory
Jacob Jurgens a longtime Denver resident and former wealthy freighter died by suicide at his home between 10 pm and 6 am using chloroform. He left a note and post scripts declaring belief in Dr Osler's method and requesting cremation and ashes cast into the Platte river. He notes paralysis and fear of insanity and appoints Damon lodge No 2 K of P to carry out his will.
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Prince in Debt Wins Yankee Girl in Secret Marriage Bid
Vienna report says Prince Herman of Sax Weimar, facing bankruptcy in London, is engaged to marry an American multimillionaire’s daughter whose name is withheld. The grand duke aims for marriage soon and seeks royal rights acknowledgement for the bride and any offspring. The prince reportedly owes 10,000,000 marka.
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Leper John Moulton Found Selling Tickets in New Orleans
John Moulton, an escaped leper from the Loulalana leper home in Therville parish, was found in New Orleans selling tickets at a nickel theater. He said he fled with three other lepers to St. Lemia and does not know their fate. He will be returned to the home.
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Hitchcock Tells Taft Must Hustle In West Push
At republican HQ New York on Sept 14 Chairman Hitchcock introduced Medill McCormick of Chicago Rae who urged heavy campaigning in the west to safeguard Taft. McCormick said Bryan's organized forces could surprise the democrats in the region. The Hoo Minos convention in Chicago closed with Hot Springs Ark chosen for next year and officers elected.
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Turks Islands Hurricane Devastates Grand Turk
A powerful hurricane struck Turk Islands with Grand Turk heavily damaged by 9 PM and winds near 100 mph by dawn. The Hayden sloop Telegraph reportedly perished with all hands, while fires raged in brush and forest as rain was hoped to halt the destruction.
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Forest Fire Worsens in South Dakota Near Ga lena
A South Dakotan forest fire near the Mumford mines by Ga lena renewed last night, burning fiercely through military wood reserve land. Four troops of the Fourth Cavalry have patrolled since early week and will be relieved. Heavy rain is seen as the only likely extinguishing factor. Homestake Mining offers workers ten cents an hour to defend property.
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Shooting tournament decides trophy with Marines first
In Sea Girl New Jersey on September 11 the United States marine corps won the decision trophy match in the shooting tournament. Ohio finished second, United States Infantry third, New Jersey fourth, United States cavalry fifth, Maryland sixth, New York seventh, and the District of Columbia eighth.
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Tammany Truce With Pat McCarren
Democratic National Committee reports a temporary truce between Tammany Hall leaders and State Senator Patrick H. McCarren of Brooklyn. Until the election both sides will set aside differences and campaign for the national and state ticket in New York.
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Night hearings on Buck Stove cash in contempt case
Washington date line reports contempt case against President Gompers Vice President Mitch el and Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor for boycott actions against Buck Stove & Range Co of St Louis will be held in evening sessions. Testimony administration to Mitchell Gompers Morrison occurred and further business was postponed. Port Arthur Ont reports note that gales reduce deaths as wind dies away.
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Weather Forecast for Wyoming Weekend Show
Washington I C reports a Loreal show on Saturday and Sunday with fair conditions. The 24 hour data ends Sept 14 1008 shows a maximum of 81 degrees and a minimum of 49 with trace precipitation.
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Tomato Day Festival Planned in Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton Colorado plans Tomato Day with thousands expected to attend. Invitations have been sent statewide for events including athletic stunts by 400 Japanese, a ball game, races, and a free monster barbecue featuring tomatoes and trimmings. The town promotes its 1908 tomato crop as one of the best in history.
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Dutch Ex-Minister De Reus Freed From Duty
The Hague reports that J. H. De Reus, former Netherlands envoy to Venezuela, expelled by President Castro in July after a critical letter, has been honorably relieved of his duties and placed on the unattached list.
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Pacific States Strong for Bryan
Judge Parker predicts Bryan will be next president after touring western states. He notes rallying support in New York Tammany and Oregon Washington unity, and says California will be tough but Bryan can win. Wellman letter and Mack report boost Democratic prospects in New York.
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Carbon county independents fuse with Democrats in ticket
Special to The Leader Rawlins Wyoming September 11 The Carbon county democratic convention and the independent republicans unite on a strong vote vetting ticket with platform and resolutions. Candidates include sheriff county clerk treasurer clerk of court assessor state senator representatives prosecuting attorney surveyor road supervisor superintendent of schools county commissioners justice of the peace constables and other local officials.
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Colorado State Fair a Success With Wide Attendance
Denver reports the first annual Colorado State Fair state sale and exposition drew strong crowds and many exhibitors from outside Colorado. Free admission boosted participation as daily events included concerts and special horse show awards amid broader western exhibition highlights.
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Local runner dies from injuries after race incident
An athlete died at a regional hospital after sustaining a fractured skull in a Meneiner run. The incident occurred last week during the event, with authorities noting the late discovery near the railroad and unclear circumstances surrounding the injury. The deceased is named in the report as Hoek Siashii, Wye, and Boyz, among others.
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Boyz
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Norte & Kane
Bryan and Taft 10 Meet at Banquet
Chicheo notes for the upcoming banquet on October 7 at the Auditorim. Taft is named guest of honor alongside William M. Ryan and others. Pantheon in this city hosts ceremony amid cheers and brief remarks on modern politics.
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Shaw Trust Mortgage Firm Chooses New President
Former secretary of the treasury Beon Wl Lae le M. Shaw is reported to accept the presidency of the First Mortgage Guarantee & Trust Co at Philadelphia. Details indicate the transition from the Shaw firm amid mortgage and trust operations.
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