Briefs and Personals from Cheyenne Visitors and Arrivals
Denver travelers visit Cheyenne including Mr and Mrs ca Putnam and A L Moore while stock markets spots and Colorado agents move through town. arrivals from Omaha New York and Kansas City mingle with locals as officials plan a 10000 home project and a community church in Guernsey Idaho. marriage licenses issued include Denver pairs Fred Yoder with Myra Hetzel and Claude Harper with Genevieve Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mrs. Ca &. Putnam
Cheyenne
A. R. Marchou
Fred Yoder
Myra E. Hetzel
Claude F. Harper
Davenport
Neb
Genevieve Baker
Egbert, Colo
Long-shot GOP bids in Laramie County race
A partisan notice announces Tom as a candidate for the Republican nomination for commissioner in Laramie County. The ad stresses four year term and support ahead of the August 22 primary, with statements from Joan Sloan and Hiram Smith identifying local residences and campaign roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joreby
Lirsmle
Tom
Laramie County
Hillsdale
Hiram D. Emith
Wilson Appeals to Financiers for Eight Hour Day Plan
President Wilson spoke to a gathering of railroad union leaders and engineers urging acceptance of an eight hour work day and delaying other issues. After private caucus leaders said they would overwhelmingly approve, the group adjourned to their hall. Five railroad presidents from Chicago area lines left for Washington in response to Wilson's call.
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Wilson
Hinppeal
White House
Chicago
Washington
W. J. Jackson
Eastern
Ilinois
WH. Markham
Trinda Central
R. Kurrie
Inianipolis
Louisville
M. J. Carpenter
Terre Haute & Southwestern
R. H. Alshton
Chicago & Northwestern
E. P. Ripley
The
Santa Fe
Blood donors aid paralyzed children in New York
Strong men who survived infantile paralysis volunteer to give blood for a serum to help current victims. The photo shows Dr Zingher of Willard Parker Hospital drawing seven ounces from W Michel of Brons New York.
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Casper
J. B. Cameron
New York
The
Plains
Dr. Zingher
Willard Parker Howpital
W. . Michel
Brons
Republicans Battle For County Attorney Nomination
The Republican primary for County Attorney features four candidates: M. A. Kline FL Mallin B Lane and Harry B Henderson Jr all longtime Cheyenne residents with ties to Cheyenne High School. Vigorously campaigning the race tests party sentiment with experts predicting Kline favored if turnout is strong while the rest trail. Central committee officers refuse to comment and neutrality requests clash with internal loyalties among the slate.
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Kilne
Republican Central Committee
Notable 1900s Figures in Politics and Industry
A compendium of biographical notes details George W. Norris and other reformers, including bank leadership, municipal directorships, and farm loan expertise, alongside profiles of Captain Smith and Herbert Quick, with references to rural credits, politics, and business roles across Pennsylvania, Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas. It covers careers from law and banking to public service, ending with a court case note and a domestic incident in Missouri.
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First National Bank of
Great Bend
Kansas Bar Association
Kansas Munkers’ Association
George W. Norris
University of Pennsylvania
Bond
Slward B. Smith & Co
Philadelphia
Blankenbury
Municipal Department of
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
City Club
Philadelphia Housing Association
Captain Smith
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Atock Yards National Bank
Bronx City
Town
Herbert Quick
Farm
Fireside
Ile
Sioux City
Nebraska Clark Automatic Telephone Company
Iowa Clark Automatic Telephone Company
IAGA
Supreme Court of
Iowa
Campaign voices clash over Wilson progressives and Hughes
Lawrence notes strong pro Woodrow Wilson sentiment across sections with labor and railroad workers favoring the president. A progressive lecturer reports overwhelming support for Wilson over Hughes or Roosevelt and Matthew Hale explains why progressives back Wilson. The piece also mentions regional updates from South Dakota farms to Saratoga fair dates and local civic notices.
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Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Mr. Lawrence
White House
South Dakota
Hughes
Roosevelt
Wilson
Matthew Hale
Progressive National Committee
Republican Party
United States
Federal Employment Bureau
Progressive Party
Audiente
Two Girls Die As Car Struck Train Near Galt
A car carrying four Rock Falls girls tried to cross railroad tracks near Galt and was struck by a North Western passenger train. Marie Baker 16 and Ruby Kauptmann 14 were killed. Maude Webb 35 or 135 injured along with Martin von Hergen. Mrs Kester Pfundsturn escaped. The group was bound for a Lindon picnic. The car wrecked.
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Sterling
Thesa
Chicago & G North- Western
Galt
Marie Baker
Ruby Kaupfman
Maude Webb
Martin
von Hergen
Rock Falls
Kester Pfundsturn
Lindon
Wyoming Fair and Encampment Horse Race Dates
The annual fair and horse race at Encampment is scheduled for the 24th and 28th of August. Over three hundred people attended the fair at the state experiment grounds.
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Wyoming
Thermopolis
Ament
Colorado Federation of Labor Seeks Industrial Reform
The Colorado State Federation of Labor adopted a resolution urging repeal of the state industrial act and abolition of the state industrial commission. It warned that labor rights and liberties are jeopardized as the commission may override labor officials' decisions and judgments.
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Industrial Act
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado State Federation of Labor
State Industrial Commission
Leader office seeks clean motion deal
A local leadership office proposes a straightforward, clean motion plan described as a good price for accountability and efficient progress. The statement signals intent to advance governance with transparent steps and clear outcomes.
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Eah
L. WR. Arm. Girong
Rock Springs
Pday
Tock
Wyatt
A. L. Moore
Colorado & Southey End
Burlington
Wyatt Waters
Prom
Omaha
F. M. Collins
Omoto
the Plaine
Rer
N. R. Hearn
8. Heonton
J. R. Garnage
Defenne
Metburg
John McCutcheon
Pilmouth
Vale Rarty
B. R. Casaday
a. \. Callahan
Boulder
Colorado
Independence
George F. Jivtson
Kan
Mrs. W. Www
Turdock
Cherokee Park
Kansas City
B. Eastburn
Missouri
William Oldham
Trantier Farm
Indianapolis
Mr. and
Meo Oh. C. Pilman
Cheyoypoe
Jaodispapolis
Ind
Royal D. Salisbury
Chesense
Noo
Feam Rock Springs
A. G
Springs
John Stewart
Hon Peterson
Logan
Persia
City
Hrom Porthind
C. A. Rexroad of
Poland
Trae
Vorcesen
Kommérer
P. J. Quealey
Guernsey
Idaho
Hansen
W. . Meek
U.P
Charles Finlayson and Son
U. P. Railroad
K. C. Towrist
Charlea Rashall
Continent
Cheyene
George Adame
Nob
Hush Murphy
Ininal
Asia
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Politigal Advertisement
Joan B. Sloan
M.S. Lewis
Pioneer Ave
George P. Knight
Mabel F. Knight
Kivead
Maryville
Clemma EF. Gilmore
Bila Shipps
Wallace Rei and
Cleo Ridgeley
Golden Windows
Lillian Walker
Lyman
Wye
Sherman Co
Mark Chapman
Carey Ave
A. R. White
Cooper Haw
A&a Few Cash
Casper Rifle Club
Proor
State Board of Livestock
North Park Reservoir
Eneamus Iment
Platte
Ben F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
Carter
Kemmerer
Lincoln County Teachers’ Institute
McCafferty
Sublet
Frontier
Thesyerman Co
Abill & Holliday
Larom Alla
J. M. Cassidy
S. W. ST. Clair Union
Mansour
Ieth and
Carey
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus
University of Wyoming
Central
Southern
Billings
Montana
Chey, Moe
Bill
A. L, Mook
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