Poll of College Students Shows Wilson Wins Big In Several States
The college poll reports Wilson ahead of Hughes in many central western states and California Washington Oregon Pacific coast counties. Women voters skewed toward Wilson with 652 for Wilson 526 for men. Southern states give Wilson large margins while Rhode Island shows minimal socialist and prohibition support. total poll tallies 2400 votes.
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Prohibition Party
College Straw Ballot Sparks Unprecedented Interest
A college straw ballot drew extraordinary attention as students debated the outcome and its implications. The piece notes heightened campus discussion and the possible influence on future voting culture.
Auto tumbles into ditch on Meeteetse road hill
Cody reports A Foust narrowly escaped injury in a Tuesday accident on the Meeteetse road south of town. His car lost brakes while backing down a hill, crossed a small bridge, and slid into an irrigation ditch. The vehicle tipped onto its side but caused only minor injuries to Faust.
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Cheyenne Schools Plan For September Open
Cheyenne public schools set to open on Tuesday September 5 with anticipated higher attendance after Fort D. A. Russell withdrawal. Superintendent Ira D. Fee notes the city gains in population and new teachers. last year’s enrollment was 1620. Principal F. H. Morton arrives at Cheyenne High School. sixty teachers in total. Algebra and geometry drop as required studies for the first and second year commercial courses. Official opening notices appear elsewhere in this issue and again on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Ira D. Fee
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Cheyenne
F. H. Morton
C. C. Schwiering
Twentythird Street
Seymour
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Wyoming Campaign Dispatch Highlights Hughes and Kendrick Rivalry
A Wyoming political dispatch describes Governor Kendrick’s popular standing and a heavy Republican push to win more senators in November. It notes Hughes facing strong local sentiment, Wyoming’s wartime economy and war talk, Warren’s pork-barrel gains, and Mrs Kendrick hosting a reception for Hughes in Cheyenne with local figures and visitors from Chicago.
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Stampede Show Headed for Fraud Claims in New York
Guy Weadick, manager of the Stampede show at Sheepshead Bay, accused of fraud by Everard Thompson, manager of the local speedway. Cowboys and cowgirls allege $50,000 prize money was promised but not delivered. Thompson denies sending letters and says Weadick misrepresented funds. Thompson says he told Weadick to correct statements and asserts Harkness had no financial stake. He plans to inform federal authorities as losses reach $40,000 for backers.
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Sheepahead Bay
New York
Everard Thompson
Sheepehead Speedway
Federal District Attorney's Office
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Sheepehead Bay
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Weadick
Harry S. Harkness
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Mr. Harkness
Western Speedway Exposition Company
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Fitzgerald Files Suit for Divorce
Divorce suit filed in district court by James Fitzgerald against Edith Fitzgerald. The couple married in Cheyenne about seven years ago. The complaint alleges desertion, claiming Edith left James five years ago. Fitzgerald, a well known rancher of Little Bear, rode at Frontier Days this year and was slightly injured when bucked from a horse.
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James Fitzgerald
Edith Fitzgerald
Cheyenne
Fitzgerald
Little Bear
Mr Crarre to Speak at Methodist Church
The morning sermon will be given by Mr Fred L Crabbe superintendent of the Wyoming Anti-Galoon league with a vocal solo by Mrs D P Evans. An evening program features organ music by Miss Laura Lee and a vocal trio led by Mrs L W Trumbull. Dr John J Shingler of the Congregational church will deliver the evening sermon.
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Fred L. Crabbe
Wyoming Anti-Galoon League
D. P. Evans
Laura Lee
Stebbins
Soedermann
Pvensong
Edward F. Johnsen
Bei
Memorial marks for Marne battle site visitors
A committer at Meaux near the Marne battle turning point plans to mark battlefields with memorial tablets. Guldeposte posts will guide visitors and distances between decisive localities will be shown. A Marne theatre plan will be sold as a souvenir of the great battle.
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Makin Fparig
Meaux
Marge von Kinck
Peris
Marne
Hughes Senate Ambitions Opaque After Confidential Report
A man involved in presenting figures before Mr. Hughes today hints at a favorable but uncertain view of his senatorial prospects. The confidential report on political operations remains guarded, with some doubts about the overall outcome.
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