Governor Johnson to Speak in Cheyenne August 30
Governor Johnson of California, Roosevelt ally on the Bull Moose ticket, will address Cheyenne on August 30 as part of a nationwide stump tour. Delegates Carey and Roy Schenck organize Wyoming arrangements. potential venues include City Park or Capitol Avenue Theater. He will stop in Rock Springs August 29 and Laramie August 30, with reception details to follow.
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Johnson
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Bull Moose
Taft
Chicago
Republican Steam Roller
Cheyenne
Aump
Roosevelt
Bull Moose Party
United States
Carey
Roy Schenck
Oth
Wyoming
Capitol Avenue Theater
Rock Springs
Wyo
Laramie
Lieut Chant Reported as High Liver Deserted Officer Found in New York
Second Lieutenant Earle M. Chant of the Eleventh Infantry, who deserted at Pole Mountain during maneuvers, has been reportedly living in style at the Hotel Astor in New York City. Cheyenne banks allegedly suffer losses due to forged signatures. Chant, once a prominent Fort D A Russell officer, enlisted in Chicago, served three terms, and was commissioned in 1909. He deserted August 2 and was seen in Cheyenne after the act.
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Earle M. Chant
Eleventh Infantry
Pole Mountain
Cheyenne Banks
Chant
Hotel Astor
New York City
Fort D. A. Russell
Coast Artillery
Chicago
Cheyenne
Champ Clark to Stump in Maine for Dem Ticket
Seagirt New Jersey August 21. Speaker Champ Clark will stump Maine for the Democratic ticket, an announcement says. Governor Wilson reported that Governor Harmon of Ohio would make addresses in the Middle West for the national ticket and that Governor Marshall and Representative Henry of Texas will also stump Maine before the September gubernatorial election.
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Seagirt
N. J
Champ Clark
Maine
Wilson
Marshall
Henry
Texas
Harmon
Ohio
Middle West
Weather Forecast for Wyoming and Washington
The weather forecast calls for fair conditions in Wyoming on Thursday and Friday with little change in temperature. No significant storms expected.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
City Council Sets Licences For Messengers and Utilities
The postponed city council meeting last night approved messenger licenses with $20 fees and $500 bonds, granted a roof permit to Archie Allison, and debated cement walks and sewer extensions. A special August 29 session was ordered to address sewer work and other city needs amid missing members.
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Archie Allison
Parsonage
Carlisle
McGarvey
Democrats Strong In Primaries Sparks Cheyenne Contests
Cheyenne voters showed strong Democratic turnout in local primaries with races for sheriff county clerk and mayor. E G Schoe or Frank Roach may lead sheriff, Wiliam Dillman over Richard Grane for county clerk, and Dan W Gill against Henry Sweet for mayor. Scratched ballots and cross-ticket voting influenced results as observers analyze early data.
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Cheyenne
Astrewitt
Belmne
Dan W. Gill
Henry Sweet
Sweat
L. C. Hinkle
Gill
Kabis
L. C. Winkle
Sweet
Hutkle
Thomas J. Fahey
Congress
John J. Spri
Wf. Dilbnan
R. A. Grace
Wealthy Youth Dies on U P Train Near Here
Daniel Bronson 22, of Hamilton Ohio, on a Union Pacific train between Sherman Hill and this city, died last night after a prolonged health search on the Pacific coast. His parents joined him. as the train neared Cheyenne, he weakened and passed away on his berth. The body was sent to Cheyenne by Early Undertaking.
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U. P
Union Pacific
Sherman Hill
Daniel Bronson
Hamilton
Ohio
Pacific
Cheyenne
Count of Turin trains as aviator in Gallarate school
The Count of Turin, brother-in-law to the Duchess D Aosta, trains at the military aviation school in Gallarate. He writes his brother the Duke Abruzzi that flying gives greater thrill than exploration. He hopes to obtain kingly permission to run a regular aeroplane service between Sicily and Tripoli with a stop at Malta.
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Rome
Duchess D'Aosta
Bue
France
Maurice Farman
Count of
Turin
Gallarate
Degil Abruzzi
Sicily
Tyripoli
Malta
Record Steer Sale Tops Omaha Market Prices
Special to The Leader SCUTHOMAHA August 21. Thirty four head of Wyoming grass steers averaging 1250 pounds sold as feeders on the Omaha market at 5.00 per hundred. The highest price ever paid for feeding cattle. Shipment marketed by D. R. Whitaker of Cheyenne Wyoming and went to Iowa feeders.
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Wyoming
Omaha
D. R. Whitaker
Cheyenne
Wyo
Iowa
Rockefeller Plans Local Police Force at Pocantico Hills
At Pocantico Hills New York John D Rockefeller asks the sheriff to permit a temporary police presence until a permanent force can be arranged with town officials. Deputies guard the estate after threats to Fred Briggs and a recent robbery near the grounds. Two Rockefeller children, ill with whooping cough, remain safe at home.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantlco Hills
Rockefeller
Doyle
Fred
Briggs
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Pocantico Hula
Maine
Stockton Man Receives Weekly Judgment Payouts
For fourteen years Harry Christ of Stockton has received $1.30 weekly from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company after a Stockton court awarded him damages for an eye injury suffered in April while working in a trench. By December 1912, 728 installments will total $946.40, plus a separate $100 physician fee. The suit was brought under the Employers' Liability act of 1911.
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Stockton
Cal
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Harry Christ
Stockaton
E. F. Morgan
Detective Burns Stricken by Ptomaine Poisoning Plot Rumor
William J. Burns, the detective, is confined to his Denver hotel room tonight with ptomaine poisoning. Rumors claim a poison plot, but few believe them. Burns had returned from Pueblo, where he spoke to the Colorado Bankers association, before physicians were summoned.
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Denver
Colo
William J. Burns
Burns
Pueblo
Colorado Bankers’ Association
Revolt Expands as Albanian Insurgents Advance
Albanian insurgents reportedly control Usakchi and plan to press toward Saloniki while Keupreutu falls to 800 rebels. The Turkish cabinet vows resistance as officers are assassinated. The insurgents aim to force acceptance of demands or restore Abdul Hamid II. Ottoman government seeks a $7.5 million loan.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Constantinople
Saloniki
Keupreutu
Albania
Abdul Hammed
Theodore Roosevelt Arrest Case Sparks City Standoff
Officer Carl Christiansen detained Otto Drexel of Nebraska at the Union Pacific station after Drexel claimed to be Theodore Roosevelt. Drexel resisted confinement, reportedly shouting and striking bars before being jailed for safety and medical observations. He has a city-based brother and has resided here for some time.
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Carl Christiansen
Otto Drexel
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Drexel
Christiansen
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Bull Moore
Parting Between Lewis and Clark by Charles M Russell
In Helena Montana a large painting by Charlies M Russell student of the Indian is on view in the state capitol showing the 1805 meeting between Lewis and Clark and Flathead Indians. The scene recalls peace between tribes and settlers with war chiefs buckskin warriors and encampment in a sunset valley near Ross Hole and the Bitter Root range.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Charlies M. Russell
Lewis and Clark
Northwest
Bitter Root
Ross’ Hole
Leader Bulletin Tests Public Interest in Election Result
The Leader reported a strong turnout and crowded sidewalk scene as election results sparked surprises and readers exchanged comments after brief remarks yesterday morning.
Trades and Labor Assembly Plans Big Cheyenne Day
The Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly outlines a Labor Day celebration at Lake Minnehaha with free events, prizes, and a noon parade starting at Wagles Hall led by the Cheyenne band. Fraternal groups are invited to join, and an extensive program includes fat and egg races, running events, a three legged race, and a women’s sausage contest.
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Cheyenne Trade and Labor Assembly
Lake Minnehaha
Trades and Labor Assembly
Wagles’ Hall
Flag of General Jackson Found Lost Many Years
Former Lieutenant Governor J Taylor Ellyson left Trenton believing he found the long lost division headquarters flag of Stonewall Jackson captured at Chancellorsville on May 4 1863. He said if confirmed the flag would be returned by a New Jersey militia escorting Governor Woodrow Wilson. He is Virginia Confederate Memorial Association president and a war veteran. He met Adjutant General Witbur F Sadler at the statehouse.
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Trenton
N. J
J. Taylor Ellyson
Stonewall Jackson
Chancellorsville
Jackson
Ellyson
General Jackson
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Virginia State Committee
Wilson
Virginia Confederate Memorial Association
Statehouse
Witbur F. Sadler
Face gnawed by rats found in Omaha woman
The body of Mamie Carter, a helper in a doctor's office, was found in her room after she had been missing since Saturday. Rooming-house proprietor Christ Kalmbach forced the door and said the face showed rat wounds, though initial belief suggested possible gunfire or suicide. Kalmbach cites heart trouble and possible heart failure as factors. A letter to a sister in Ciba, H., suggests she once lived there.
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Omaha
Neb
Atte
Mamie Carter
Lato
Christ Kalmbach
Kulmbach
Déith
II Ciba
Mise Carter
Sheridan county totals show Kendrick leading in sparse data
In Sheridan county two precincts absent, results show Kendrick 1075 votes, Warren 789, Mondell 944, Fahey 585, Spriggs 240. Scratch marks and Sinclair noted as minor or missing context.
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Sheridan County
Kendrick
Warren
Mondell
Fahey
Spriggs
Sinclair
Leper at Kansas City General Hospital Identified
Kansas City reports Edmond O'Dowd a 22 year old orderly ill since early month tested positive for leprosy. Hospital superintendent Dr W L Luscher says Missouri lacks a leper colony and no father contact in California yet. authorities contemplate next steps as no clear plan exists.
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Kansas City
The
General Hospital
Hospital
Ihealth
Edmond O'Dowd
W. L. Lusecher
California
Texas
Missouri
O'Dowd
Stimson Visit to Port Hassell Delayed by Congress
Secretary of War Stimson’s planned trip to Port D. A. Hassell is postponed until Congress adjourns, delaying division and post commands. Troops await new instructions, with a small detachment already preparing at the camp and telephones connected. Officers and units receive reassigned duties ahead of Loveland and Larimer County Fair.
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Stimson
Congress
Port
D. A
Pola Mountain
Plimnea
Poole
Tia
Secretary of War
Ninth Cavalry
Loveland
Calo
Larimer County
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City Council
Johnson and Davis
R. L. la Fountaine
J. W. Cramer
Rolfe
Secret Service
Frontier
Comet
Keatine
Bwanesi
K Tronstle
Police and Fire Committee
Charee
Mensenger
Expresisen
Troastio
Nimmo
Stimeon
Froner Park
Heer Goodrith
Fort Russell
Fila
Tieaday
Spathely
Stockman
Detective Burns
the Leader Bulletins
Frivatetron Cominany L
Ofhrower
Joseph E. Bantynaki
Eighth Infantry
Fleventh Infantry
John C. Johnston
Fourth Field Artillery
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