College student poll shows Wilson ahead in many regions
A campus survey reports Wilson leading Hughes in key states with strong female support in Massachusetts and Georgia and notable cross region gains. West coast and southern results show Wilson carrying California Oregon Virginia and Texas while Rhode Island and Indiana show small socialist and prohibition votes. The overall tally reaches about 2400 votes, a record for campus polls.
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Hughes
Wilson
Wilcort
Far West
California
Washington
Oregon
Pacific Coast
New England
Maine
Alm
Massachusetts
Wil
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Saucy Little
Rhode Island
Socialist Labor Party
Hanty
Indiana
Prohibition Party
College straw ballot stirs rare voter interest
A college straw ballot aroused unusually strong interest among students and faculty, signaling heightened engagement in campus politics and potential impact on future student government considerations.
Auto slides into ditch after hill climb near Cody
A. Foust escaped serious harm when his auto stalled on the Meeteetse road hill south of Cody. Backing down the incline he could not stop the vehicle, crossed a small bridge, then rolled into an irrigation ditch flipping onto its side. He suffered only minor injuries.
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Cody
A. Foust
Meeteetse
Faust
Cheyenne Schools Set to Open Busy Year Ahead
Cheyenne public schools prepare to begin on Tuesday September 5 with expected higher attendance after Fort D. A. Russell soldiers left. Superintendent Ira D. Fee notes housing challenges for new teachers and reports last year’s enrollment at 1620. Sixty teachers remain, F. H. Morton becomes high school principal, and algebra and geometry drop as required courses for the commercial track. An opening notice appears elsewhere in this issue.
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Chayenne
Ira D. Fee
Mr. Feo
Cheyenne
F. H. Morton
C. C. Schwiering
Twentythird Street
Seymour
Maxwell Streets
Popula
Hughes Reception Sparks Wyoming Campaign Scene
The visit features Governor Kendrick’s strong showing with a favorable reception for Hughes in Cheyenne. Local sentiment favors prosperity tied to wool and sheep, while anti Hughes lines surface amid calls to repeal the Underwood tariff and adopt protectionism. Senator Warren leverages pork for his state, securing federal buildings as part of a broad political push.
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Kendrick
New York
Mr. Willcox
Hughes
Wyoming
Wilson
Bloy
Senator Warren
Fort Russell
War Department
Congress
United States
Warren
Senate
Crook
Warreg
Clarke
Mre Kondelok
Mee Hughes
Stampede Manager Accused Of Fraud In New York Show
The Stampede show at Sheephead Bay faced collapse after Everard Thompson denied allegations by Cowboys and Cowgirls that $50,000 prize money was deposited in a local bank. Thompson said Guy Weadick promoted the show and sent misleading notices. He claims Weadick also used Harry S. Harkness’s name without consent. Backers reportedly lost $40,000. Thompson planned to inform federal authorities the next day.
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Guy Weadick
Sheepahead Bay
New York
Everard Thompson
Sheepehead Speedway
Federal District Attorney's Office
Thompson
Sheepehead Bay
Mr. Thompson
Weadick
Harry S. Harkness
The
Speedway
Mr. Harkness
Western Speedway Exposition Company
Harkness
Fitzgerald Sues For Divorce In District Court
James Fitzgerald files for divorce from Edith Fitzgerald in Cheyenne after seven years of marriage. He cites desertion, claiming she left five years ago. Fitzgerald, a well known Little Bear rancher and Frontier Days contestant, was injured when thrown from a horse.
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James Fitzgerald
Edith Fitzgerald
Cheyenne
Fitzgerald
Little Bear
Mr Crarre to Speak at Methodist Church
The morning service features Mr Fred L Crabbe superintendent of the Wyoming Anti Galloon league delivering the sermon with vocal solos by Mrs D P Evans and a fifteen minute organ recital by Miss Laura Lee. An evening program includes Beirly Evening Prayer by a ladies trio and a benediction solo. Dr John J Shingler of the Congregational church will preach 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 Tarlata to mark Battinz of Makin Fparig
A memorial effort at Meaux to honor fallen warriors from the Marne theatre of operations. Memorial tablets will be placed at key points and a souvenir plan of the battlefield will be sold. Visitors will find guides and distance markers to major sites of the fighting near the Peris area.
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Mark Battinz
Makin Fparig
Meaux
Marge von Kinck
Peris
Marne
Almont House Captain Sees Positive Hughes Report
A state campaign captain reports a confidential briefing about political talk. He helped present figures to Mr. Hughes today and says the mood favors Hughes though some details remain unclear.
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Almont House
Altaaon
Hughes
Ile Dublows
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