Wilson calls for tariff reduction not free trade
New York August reports Gov Wilson will not back free trade in his Democratic nomination acceptance. He plans a sensible tariff reduction and abolition of the protective tariff to curb special interests, aiming at a revision that benefits the mass of people. Mayor Fitzgerald visited the new Democratic National HQ and praised Wilson, forecasting Massachusetts gains for Foss, Democratic control of Congress, and a Wilson statewide sweep.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
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Democratic National
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Fituerald
The
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Executive Committee
National Committee
Wilson Grabs a Lunch in Depot
New York Aug. Gov Woodrow Wilson, unrecognized on a depot lunch stool, met with Democratic National Committee Chairman McCombs to discuss plans for a campaign. Officials said Senator Gore of Oklahoma will head Western headquarters in Chicago and Henry Morgenthal will chair the finance committee. Joseph E Davies of Wisconsin will run the Chicago headquarters with Gore cooperating with Vice Chairman McAdoo.
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Woodrow Wilson
McCombs
Democratic National Committee
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Gore
Oklahoma
Chicago
MccCombs
Henry Morgenthal
Joseph E. Davies
Wisconsin
National Campaign Committee
McAdoo
Billion Dollar Lawn Party At Pride's Crossing
Henry C. Frick plans a “billion dollar lawn party” at Pride's Crossing on August 16. President Taft will be the guest of honor. all other guests will be millionaires, with Pittsburg style magnificence to astonish North Shore cottagers.
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Boston
Henry C. Frick
North Shore
Pride's Crossing
Taft
Pittsburg
Sheriff Roach Warns of Rawlins Transfer If Trial Delayed
Sheriff Roach said J Warren Jenkins sentenced to hang October 11 at Rawlins may be moved to the penitentiary if the district court is not sued for a new trial. Jenkins, who attempted suicide by jumping from a cell tier, is said to be recovered and cheerful, with no adverse health effects expected. Roach did not specify Monday’s departure time from Cheyenne.
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District Court
J. Warren Jenkins
Jessie Jenkins
Parmallee
Rawlins
Jenkins
Beard
Troops Move Planned From Polo Mountain Camp
Officials of the Colorado and Southern railroad said eight Wyoming National Guard companies will be moved from Polo Mountain to their assigned stations by the state under a government contract. Washouts north of Islay delay the August 6 move. troops are currently unpaid beyond today and ration supplies risk running out if delayed. Troops will depart this afternoon by Burlington rails after arrival in Cheyenne, detrain at the Cheyenne company and then disperse to designated locations.
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Houx
Wyoming National Guard
Polo Mountain
Islay
Denver
Burlington Railroad
Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
Kellogg Adman Praises Leader as Best Local Medium
Kellogg advertising manager Bert Rowe visits Cheyenne to promote Kellogg Day and cites The Cheyenne State Leader as the preferred local newspaper. He contrasts Kellogg Day with Frontier Days and notes community support from seven stores, six naming The Leader.
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Kellogg's
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Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Co
Cheyenne
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Rowe
Miles Mgundayo
Taft to Veto Tariff Bills As Senate Nears Signatures
In Washington on August 8 President Tafts supporters say he will veto all tariff bills under consideration. Cotton wool sugar and steel measures near White House passage. Senate recedes on Canadian reciprocity steel bill 33 to 28. Also a new campaign finance bill limits corporate and individual contributions to nominations and elections.
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Taft
Senate
White House
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Clapp
Crawford
la Follette
Poindexter
Works
Campaigena
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Congress
Man Claims Police Role. Jarvis Arrested for Vagrancy
Jim Jarvis, recently released from county jail, tried to police Eddy Street rides by placing a rope around a carousel horse and warning children. Officer Merrill arrested him, and Jarvis was charged with vagrancy after the incident at the city hall.
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Eddy Street
Mr. Jarvis
Merrill
Merill
J. Cooley
Wouldn't You Lead With The Leader In Wyoming News
Daily reader asks neighbors to subscribe to The Leader the only Wyoming paper with freshest news and 12 hour lead on local coverage. It touts editorial staff and 50 correspondents across Wyoming and promotes its Matt and Jeff feature for statewide appeal.
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State Leader
Wyoming
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Jeff
Noted Expert in Electricity to Lecture on Irrigation
H A Wallace of the Northern Colorado Power Co will explain electric irrigation at a free film show at Capitol Avenue theater. The event for men only occurs Tuesday at 5:00 PM with moving pictures of irrigation efforts. an electric cooking demonstration follows Wednesday at Keefe hall for polite gender parity.
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Cheyenne
H. A. Wallace
Northern Colorado Power Co
John F. Wallace
Capitol Avenue
Keefe Hall
Wyoming farmers hail bumper crops despite below average rainfall
Wyoming farmers and state agriculture officials say this year's crops will be bumper even though rainfall across the past seven months has run below the yearly average. Assistant Director H. B. Kiline notes unusual conditions as rainfall in July and May recorded lower than normal, yet crops show remarkable growth.
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Wyoming
H. B. Kichilne
United States Weather Area
Yeat Orday
Soldier 3 Shocked 10 Death at Colorado Pole Photo
Corporal Jule Carter of the Fourth Field Artillery stationed at Fort D. A. Russell was killed near Robinson Colorado when his head touched a live wire while atop a telephone pole for a photograph. He fell thirty feet and died at the scene with his body brought back to the fort. Carter enlisted three years ago in Chicago and would have been discharged soon. This was the first fatality since the regiment began its 1,000 mile practice march.
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Fourth Field Artillery
Fort D. A. Russell
Robinson
Colo
Central Colorado Power Company
Carter
Corporal Carter
Fort
D. A. Ruesgenl
Chicago
D. A. Russell
Roosevelt to attend progressive convention in Chicago
Roosevelt plans to leave for Chicago to join the progressive convention. He voiced uncertainty about a permanent chairman and potential nominees for vice president. The provisional National Committee advanced to organize delegates, resolving representation for territories and contests, while predicting a full state ticket.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Chicago
National Progressive Party
New Party
Warlowa
Clyde Jones
Deneen
Weston’s Protege Beck Seeks Continental Walk Record
Eugene Howard Beck, Weston’s 10 year old trainee, rested in Cheyenne before resuming a 3000 mile journey from New York to San Francisco. He secured signatures from city officials for his official record and explained how he funds travel through saved money while hoping to become the world’s premier walker. Beck recalled learning gait discipline from Mr Weston and declared his aim to outpace all walkers someday.
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Eugene Howard Beck
Edward Peyton Weston
Cheyenne
New York
San Francisco
Young Beck
Pidera
Aulolste
Easton
Buffalo
Mr. Weston
Weather forecast for Wyoming with scattered showers
The forecast says local showers will occur Sunday and Monday in the southern region while the northern areas expect showers as well. Temperatures are not specified.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Mondell Seeks 200000 for West Wildlife Extermination
Representative Mondell of Wyoming introduced a bill to fund 200000 as the U S share to exterminate predatory wild animals on Western forest reserves. He said the aim targets timber wolves coyotes mountain lions and other predators that threaten sheep and livestock.
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Washington
Mondell
Wyoming
United States
West
Attell Murphy Bout Ends In Draw After Twenty Rounds
In San Francisco on August 3 Abe Attell and Harlem Tim Murphy fought twenty rounds with rough exchanges. Attell, bleeding in the final round, was defensive while Murphy sustained fewer marks. Attell landed three blows to Murphy’s one but failed to deliver decisive action.
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San Francisco
Calif
Abe Attell
Harlem
Timothy Murphy
Attell
Murphy
Bill Posters Trust Sought Dissolution in U S Court
Chicago Aug 3 The government filed for dissolution of the Associated Bill Posters and Distributors of the United States and Canada now the Posting Advertisive association In equity Attorney General Wickersham charges a conspiracy to destroy competition fix prices and monopolize the bill posting business in the US and Canada The suit seeks injunction against practices and agreements violating the Sherman act James A Curran of Denver is named among the defendants
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James A. Curran
Denver
Impeachment Trial Set for Judge Archbald
The Senate set the impeachment trial of Judge Archbald of the commerce court, while House managers sought an August 7 start during the current Congress session.
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Washington, DD. C.y
Archbald
Commerce Court
Senate
House
Congress
Warren Interests Move for Wyoming Control in Denver Press
A reported deal shows Warren interests aiming to sway Wyoming by controlling four Denver newspapers The Port News The Times and The Republican Cheyenne correspondence would be edited to generate favorable sentiment The Denver Post amid fear of bias The Leader and Tribune are cited as potential conduits through a paid typewriter agent this political maneuver seeks to subdue independent Denver papers and shape public opinion.
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Wyoming
Denver
I. Ww. Warren
Senate
Yeaterday
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Port
the News
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Times
Republican
Cheyenne
Belog
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Leader
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