New Progressive Party Launched in Colorado
A Colorado convention launched a new progressive party denouncing the old parties and backing Roosevelt. They instructed delegates to the Chicago progressive convention and nominated E P Costigan for governor, with a full slate for national and state offices on the September 10 primary ballot. The platform supports recall and initiative, wage standards, regulation of corporations, universal parcels post, 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 Waits on Guests at White House Luncheon
Taft, in a silk house coat, served as waiter at lunch for Mrs Taft and other women after delivering his renomination speech in the East Room. Congress approves emergency relief for government bankruptcy funding, extending June and July appropriations for another half month.
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Washington, D. C
Jeader
White House
Taft
Rooth
Mrs. Taft
Congress
Germans hanged in Mexico spur calls for intervention
Douglas Arizona reports two men Hartling and Shubert hanged at Monte Vista Sonora and likely German subjects. Hartling held American citizenship papers. Shubert was his guest. German friends send envoy to Monte Vista for report to the German Ambassador. Washington warns of possible clash with rebels in Sonora and notes strong artillery and supplies seized from American customs. El Paso residents viewpoints show broad support for intervention.
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Douglas, Ariz
Johm Hartling
Guido Shubert
Monte Vista
Sonora
Mexico
Germany
Hartling
Hertling
Shubert
Douglas
Washington
Casas Grandes
Two Arrested In Frontier Days Skeleton Key Case
Officer O'Brien arrested two men known to the police in Cheyenne near Frontier Days. One was named L. Lee. the other refused identification. Both men had several skeleton keys on them, and were held at the station on investigation.
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O'Brien
Cheyenne
L. Lee
West Seventeenth Street
Governor Carey Sees Progressives Split at Chicago
Governor Joseph M. Carey of Wyoming left for Chicago to attend a Progressive National Convention conference. He said delegates will be broadly represented and expects Theodore Roosevelt to be nominated for president with a prominent progressive Democrat for vice president, and a platform favoring anti trust measures and liberal land state policies.
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Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Chicago
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
The
United
Supreme Court Allows Roosevelt Electors in Kansas Primary
The Supreme Court granted a writ of error in the Kansas primary election rash allowing the Roosevelt electors to stand on the primary ticket while the full court reviews the nomination validity at its next regular session. Justice Van Devanter and Justice Pitney issued the order.
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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, Rufus Huff of Sweetwater, and Francis Fisher of Larame counties Wyoming Incorrigibles at the Colorado Boyes Industrial School in Golden will be released in days on the superintendent’s recommendation. The last legislature passed a bill to build The Wyoming Industrial Institute. Currently 24 Wyoming boys are at Golden and nine girls at the Denver home.
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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 Scenery and Camp
Secretary of State Houx, part of Governor Carey’s party, viewed the Wyoming National Guard camp at Pole Mountain. He found no sickness, with happy, content militia. He praised the maneouver ground and called Pole Mountain scenery grand and ideal for tourism.
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Hous
Carey
Wyoming National Guard
Pole Mountain
United States
Houx
Miners and Operators Reach Two-Year Wage Agreement
Operators of Southern Wyoming and District No. 22a of the United Mine Workers end talks with a new wage scale effective for two years. The pact fixes classifications and pay for mine tasks, sets local adjustments for rock bands, and preserves the previous contract terms until September 1, 1914 with specified changes.
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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 Shot Husband in Self Defense Featured in Grace Murder Trial
In Atlanta on August 1 a court rehearing will feature Rebecca Sams, a mulatto seamstress, testifying that Daisy Opie Grace shot her husband Eugene Hrace in self defense after a heated quarrel. The defense aims to shift the case as Grace himself awaits cross examination.
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Atlanta
Eugene Hrace
Grace
Rebecca Sams
Daisy Opie Grace
Tian
Norris Attacks Mondell Over Chicago Convention Theft
Congressman Norris denounces Mondell and Taft supporters for fraud at the Chicago convention. He cites Washington, Texas and California cases where Roosevelt delegates were unlawfully excluded, arguing Taft’s nomination rests on fraudulent votes and machine manipulation.
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Norris
Mondell
Chicago
State Committee
Nykke
Fumphrey
Washington
Humphrey
Mardell
Mandell
California
Texas
Roosevelt
Taft
Root
Weather forecast for Wyoming showers Friday and Saturday
The weather bulletins forecast local showers for Wyoming on Friday with likely continuation into Saturday. The notice emphasizes unsettled conditions and cooler temperatures across the region.
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Washington, P
Aner
Wyoming
Democrats File Candidacy List for Laramie County Offices
The Democratic ticket in Laramie County lists candidates for multiple offices including U.S. Senate John Kendrick and Bheridan, U.S. House Thomas Puhey and Sprfees, Supreme Court Gibson Clark, First Judicial District Ray Lee, State Senate Frank Foes and others, with many names for State House, County Clerk Wm Dillman, Sheriff Frank Roach, Treasurer Ray Olde, and Alternative Prosecuting Attorney Wilfrid O Leary. (Continued 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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W. J. Crank
Frank B. Catlin
Montrose
N. N. McLean
Premont
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Heo
Speer
Wilson
Frederick Boyer
Machine Democrats
Platform Democrats
Mr. Woodrow
Assembly
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Tidiana Progressives
Wife
State Department
Department
EL Paso
Gov. Carey
MR. Roosevelt
T. R
Kansas
Kemmerer Coal Company
Trackliyers _ Sais
Tittaepe
Ghee Abe
Jamie Ote
Dotev
Ess
Hoys
E.ee
Dron Gas Watchmen
Reliance
Bath Springs
Reliance and Company
Sp. C
House of Representatives
Cannon
National Committee
Convention
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Ohio
House
Nebraska
Republcans
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Monell
Barnes-Penrosa Crane
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