New Salvation Army Citadel for Cheyenne Corps
The Cheyenne Salvation Army plans a two story brick citadel on 17th street between Thames and O'Neil. It will measure 33 by 70 feet with an auditorium, quarters, relief store, library, dormitories, baths, and rent rooms. Cost about $10,000. Captain Chesham leads efforts, services at 509 W. 17th. Cash payments total $1,500 with $150 quarterly thereafter plus rent savings to fund the project.
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Baltimore Leaders Defy Bipartisan Crooks, Bryan Triumphs
The Publix praises William J. Bryan for bold leadership in Baltimore against bipartisan crooks and Democratic dupes who would have yielded the party to Republican financiers. It credits his courage, disinterested devotion, and principle in smashing a Chicago-endorsed bargain.
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William J. Bryan
Baltimore
Chicago
Pryan
Publix
Senator Warren Denies Truthful Charges In Paper Debate
The Cheyenne Leader asks if the paper may publish truth about Senator Warren's record and dealings and asserts Warren will deny any truthful charge. The Tribune notes Warren will likely meet and deny such charges if made, raising questions about how truth and accountability will be handled.
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Senator Warren
Cheyenne
Tribune
Wilson Triumphs as Progressive Force Shapes 1912 Race
Articles favor Woodrow Wilson across newspapers noting his progressive platform and lack of political machine backing. The pieces praise his nomination as Democratic candidate for president with Marshall as running mate and predict a Wilson victory in November.
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Roosevelt Republicans Object To Sign Mandel Petition
A fragmented 1912 era report notes Roosevelt Republicans in a hill country club denouncing signatories of a Mandel petition for Congress. The piece describes local leaders and a meeting at a Hotell annex discussing nominations and Taft’s factional support.
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Mondell
Taft Taft Taft and Mundel Clash in Political Machinations
A marginal dialogue describes Taft ally Mundel and Taft supporters in a heated precinct battle. Zeke notes insurgent fear and a unity vote against Mundel while Mundel and Warren seek Taft backing, seeking a path to political influence through reform bills and party lines.
Candidates Seek Wyoming County Offices In August Primaries
A stream of political notices announces candidacies in Wyoming counties. Frank B. Roach seeks the Democratic nomination for sheriff in Afta County. Edward G. Sohorl and J. Hansen announce for Laramie County assessor and county commissioner respectively. submissions note primaries set for August with local officials urging prosperous farming representation.
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Shetts
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Laramie County
Aheriff
J. C. Hansen
Coampstool
Laramie
Ha ‘Beloven
Wyoming
State press comment on two great political victories
A Casper Record summary notes two major recent wins for the people and for the Democratic party, with Woodrow Wilson and William Jennings Bryan praised for opposing big business. It contrasts Taft’s pro‑business campaign with Roosevelt’s third‑party push, urging public alignment with a reformist camp. Also reported are courthouse tales and a Casper mining case involving asbestos firms.
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United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Rooneavelt
Eitizens
Sheridan Finterprige
Marshall and wife never separated day in 18 years
Indianapolis reports Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall mailed congratulations to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson after Governor Wilson’s nomination for president. She noted the Wilson sisters and said she would accompany him on campaigning tours, emphasizing the couple’s long union.
William J Bryan Hero of the Baltimore Convention
The New York World credits William Jennings Bryan as the man who shaped the issues and controlled events at the Baltimore Convention praising his courage vision and endurance as decisive to the outcome.
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New York
Quebec
Chicago
Ohio State Journal
Natrona County Tribune
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Baltimore
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Wilaea
New York World
Wyoming Senate Question Raised on Cattle and Sheep Balance
The Tribune quotes a double headed editorial debating whether the U.S. Senate seat for Wyoming should be held by a cattleman rather than a long seated sheepman. The piece notes the imbalance of five cattlemen to one sheep man and questions the leadership stance.
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Wyoming
United States Senate
Brother Deming
Negro of Sioux City Arrested as Ax Man
An African American man from Sioux City is jailed on murder charges in the Villisca axe killings of June 10. Sheriff A. A. Jackson of Red Oak, Iowa delivered the warrant. Roberta claims the suspect was in Clarinda that night.
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Iowa
Joseph Moore
Villisca
Pollcen
Bherfiff
A. A. Jorckson
Red Oak
Roberta
Clarinda
Sloum Oty
Unclear historical note about a photograph studio porter
The fragment notes a person associated with 1906 who has worked as a porter in a photograph studio for three years. The lack of names or places limits fuller context or identification.
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Porter
Kilbane Defeats Dixon in Twelve Rounds
Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion defeated Tommy Dixon of Kansas City in twelve rounds in Cleveland last night. No official decision was given by the referee but the popular newspaper verdict favored Kilbane.
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Leeta Dixon
Cleveland
Johnnny Kilbane
Tommy Dixon
Kansas City
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