Progressive Party Launches in Colorado for Roosevelt Ticket
A Colorado progressive party convention denounced existing parties and endorsed Roosevelt. Delegates to the Chicago meeting were instructed to support Roosevelt and a full state ticket was named for the Sept 10 primary. Costigan named for governor. Platform calls for recall, initiative, wage minimums, and government ownership of communications.
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NEW Progressive Party
Colorado
Teddy
Denver
Colo
Roosevelt
Chicago
United States
Congress
BE. P. Costigan
I. N. Stevens
E. P. Costigan
United
E. Fisher
Logan
PD. C. Burns
Indianapolis
Indiana
Progressives
Heveridge
Landis
Taft Acts As a Waiter For Wife at Lunch
Taft, greeted by a crowded East Room, accepts renomination and plans to use his speech as a campaign document. He wore a house coat at luncheon and mingled with guests after the address. Congress then approved an emergency appropriation to extend existing funding through mid August.
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Taft
Wife
Washington, D. C
Jeader
White House
Rooth
Mrs. Taft
Congress
Germans hanged in Mexico and calls for intervention
Douglas Arizona reports two men Hartling and Shubert executed at Monte Vista Sonora. Hartling had American citizenship papers while Shubert was his guest. German friends send a report to the German Ambassador. Washington warns of possible conflict with Mexican rebel forces near Casas Grandes. El Paso residents largely favor US intervention with Mexico.
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Douglas, Ariz
Johm Hartling
Guido Shubert
Monte Vista
Sonora
Mexico
Germany
Hartling
Hertling
Shubert
Douglas
Washington
Casas Grandes
EL Paso
Texas
United States
State Department
Two Men Arrested Ahead of Frontier Days in Cheyenne
Officer O'Brien yesterday arrested two men who are known to police and detained them at 615 West Seventeenth Street. L. Lee is named among the suspects, the other man remaining unidentified. Both men found with several skeleton keys and held for investigation.
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O'Brien
Cheyenne
L. Lee
West Seventeenth Street
Governor Carey reports progress toward Roosevelt ticket
Governor Joseph M. Carey of Wyoming said Roosevelt’s lieutenants urged him to attend a Chicago conference. He predicted a full progressive delegation at the convention and a probable progressive Democrat as vice president from a southern state, with a platform condemning machine rule and favoring liberal land and public interests.
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Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Chicago
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
The
United
Supreme Court Puts T R on Kansas Lists
New York Aug 1 Justices Van Devanter and Pitney granted a writ of error in the Kan sas primary election rash allowing Roosevelt electors to stand on the primary ticket and leaving the nomination's validity to the full bench at its next regular session.
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New York
van Devanter and Pitney
Supreme Court of the United States
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Wyoming Incorrigibles To Be Released Soon
Oliver Harrold of Carbon county Rufus Huff of Sweetwater and Francis Fisher of Larame county Wyoming Incorrigibles from the Colorado Boyes Industrial School at Golden will be released within a few days on the superintendent's recommendation. The legislature authorized a Wyoming Industrial Institute to be built. Currently 24 Wyoming boys are at Golden and nine girls at the Home of the Goo Shepard in Denver.
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Oliver Harrold
Carbon County
Rufus Huff
Sweetwater
Francis Fisher
Larame County
Wyoming
Colorado Boyes Industrial School
Golden
Wyoming Industrial Institute
Golden Institution
Goo Shepard
Denver
Secretary Houx Praises Pole Mountain Camp Scenery
Secretary of State Houx, a Carey party member, visited the Wyoming National Guard camp at Pole Mountain. He found no sickness, contented troops, and called the site unexcelled for drilling. He praised the scenery as grand and said Cheyenne underappreciates its tourist potential.
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Hous
Carey
Wyoming National Guard
Pole Mountain
United States
Houx
Miners and Operators End Two Year Wage-scale Pact
Operators of Southern Wyoming and District No. 22 United Mine Workers reach a two year wage scale agreement effective September 1910 to September 1914. The deal, signed by P. J. Quigley and H. C. Campbell for operators and Thomas Dibson and James Morgan for the miners, preserves local scale terms with added classifications and per inch rock penalties. if no agreement is reached, existing terms stay in place pending new talks.
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Wyoming
Diatrict No. 2A
Unitel Mine Workers of America
Seasion
Minera
P. J. Quealey
W. DD. Hrennan
H.C. Campbell
Prealden Thomas Dibson
James Morgan
Frencher
Mr. Morenn
Plaine Hotel
Quetley
Itia
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming Coal Operators
Wyoming Coal Operators Association
Wieie
Bebe
Peambegtas
Dea
Eevis
Sealy Hollermakera
Erceialaieee
Falteoutlesil
Tippleman
Society Woman Says She Shot Husband in Self Defense
In Atlanta, Rebecca Sams testifies that Daisy Opie Grace shot Eugene Grace during a domestic dispute over a pistol. The defense seeks to portray the act as self defense amid a trial that has featured letters and hospital greetings as key evidence.
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Atlanta
Eugene Hrace
Grace
Rebecca Sams
Daisy Opie Grace
Tian
Norris Attacks Mondell Over Chicago Nomination Theft
Congressman Norris accuses Mondell and Taft supporters of fraud at the Chicago convention and alleges Roosevelt delegates were illegally excluded in Washington, California, and Texas. He cites primary and county committees, and argues Taft’s nomination rests on fraudulent votes.
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Norris
Mondell
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Monell
Washington
Barnes-Penrosa Crane
Kings County
Enat
State Committee
Nykke
Fumphrey
Humphrey
Mardell
Mandell
California
Texas
Root
Wyoming Weather Outlook Shows Showers Friday
The weather forecast for Wyoming calls for local showers on Friday and likely continuing into Saturday. The report notes unsettled conditions with a chance of showers across the region.
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Washington, P
Aner
Wyoming
Democratic candidate slate filed in Laramie County
The county clerk at Laramie County filed the Democratic ticket listing candidates for county, state, and federal offices. Names include John Kendrick Sheridan for U S Senator and several Cheyenne and Lander figures for Congress, State Legislature, and county posts. The document notes continued details on page 8.
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Celerk
Laramie
Congress of the
John B. Kendrick
Bheridan
Lahr
Thomas P. Puhey
Cheyenee
John J. Sprfees
Lander
Supreme Court
Gibson Clark
Cheyenne
First Judicial District
Ray Eb, Lee
Frank W
Legislas
H. M. Babbitt
la Grange
UO C. Barkadale
David Cochrane
Wheatland
Thomas Hunter
Jaccobson
Carpenter
H. McCobrough
Glenda
Arthur G.*morean
Thomas Shaw
Enerieo
H. Trowatle
J. Wheeless
Hurna
Wm. H. Dillman
Richard A. Grace
Frank Roach
Edward G. Schoel
Peter R. Wartaumont
Ray K. Olde
Wilfrid O'Leary
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Andrew Jackson
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Ghee Abe
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