Salvation Army plans Cheyenne citadel and welfare complex
The Cheyenne Salvation Army proposes a two story brick citadel on 17th street between Thames and O'Neil. It will cost about 10000 dollars and provide an auditorium, dormitories, library, and relief services with rooms for soldiers from Fort D. A. Russell. Captain Chesham leads efforts to raise funds and expand services including meals, garments, medical aid, and visits.
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Wr. Cline
Cheyenne Corps
17Th Street
Thames and
O'Neil Streets
T. Salvation Army of Cheyenne
A. BE. Chesham
W. 17Th Street
Chesham
Cheyenne
Corpa
Salvation Army
The
Corp
Cheyenone
Salvation Army of
Bryan at Baltimore Leaders Defeat Bi Partisan Crooks
The Publix praises William J. Bryan for courageous leadership in Baltimore, arguing he prevented the Democratic Party from yielding to financial backers of the Republican party. It asserts his success in breaking a Chicago endorsed bipartisan bargain and defending public interests.
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William J. Bryan
Baltimore
Chicago
Pryan
Publix
Warren Denies Truthful Charges About Record and Dealings
Cheyenne Leader asks if the paper may publish truth about Senator Warren. The Tribune notes Warren will deny any truthful charge and questions whether he will meet the charge. The exchange suggests Senator Warren will reject truthful allegations.
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Warren
Senator Warren
Cheyenne
Tribune
Wilson and Bryan back Progressive cause in editorials
Multiple 1912 era editorials praise Woodrow Wilson and William Jennings Bryan, arguing for a progressive platform and a Democratic victory. The texts celebrate Wilson as a clean, high-minded leader with broad support, and predict the fall of boss politics and a new birth of freedom.
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William J. Bryan
Wisconsin State Journal
Wilson
Cornell Matts Nowparell
Gov. Wilson
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburen
New York World
Roosevelt Republicans Object To Mandel Petition Signing
A fragment describes Roosevelt era Republicans opposing Mandel petitions in a hollow community meeting at a hotel annex. The scene covers immigrant voters, poverty, school houses, and the role of Mandel in supporting Taft against rump Roosevelt delegates.
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Roosevelt
Mondell
the Progressuy Republikin Klub Uv
Furst
Ecilkashun
Leedin
Borde Uy
Wiomin
Jim McGregor
Frank Mandel
Kongris
Rozevelt Republiking
Anex Hotell
Shicango
Frank
Mandel
Konyvyenshun
Taft
Ruzefelt
Fitin
Johnson
Taft era politicking sparks party split inside convention
A Chicago convention article describes Mundel and Warren opposing Ruzefelt for Provident, while Taft allies push for Mundel with Taft support. The room erupts as factions argue, a unanimous vote blocks Mundel petition, and Taft’s influence appears to steer bills through favored measures.
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Guvner
Alnatkey
Kole
Hyer
McGregor
Ruzefelt
Provident
Zeke
Mundel
Taft
Agin Ruzefelt
Resolushun
Yunanimus
Warren
Political Announcements From Wyoming County Officials
A series of 1 county notices announce candidacies for sheriff assessor and county commissioner in Wyoming. Framing these as Democratic primary quests they urge voters to consider candidates like Frank B. Roach Edward G. Sohorl J Hansen and others in August primaries.
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Afta
Fo & Cim Gly
Shetts
Au. Oe A Ae
Laramie County
Aheriff
J. C. Hansen
Coampstool
Laramie
Ha ‘Beloven
Wyoming
Two Great Victories Divide Parties in U S Politics
A state press column reviews recent political clashes with big business, praising Woodrow Wilson and Bryan against Taft and Roosevelt. It argues the Republicans are split, Democrats gain credibility, and a future third party threat looms. It also notes court cases from Casper on a dog, a tenor, and a gown dispute, plus asbestos industry hopes in Casper.
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United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Rooneavelt
Eitizens
Sheridan Finterprige
Colorado
Denver
Casper
Asbeston Producta
Casper Record
Marshall and wife endure long partnership with campaign ties
Indianapolis reports Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall congratulates Mrs. Woodrow Wilson on Governor Wilson’s nomination for president. She notes the couple has four daughters and that if campaigning tours begin, she will accompany him. The note reflects their eighteen years together without separation.
William J Bryan Crafted The Baltimore Convention
The New York World lauds Bryan as the central figure shaping the convention and guiding events with courage vision and endurance praising his loyalty to Governor.
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Gov
Wilaea
New York World
Wyoming Senate Seat Question Weighs Cattlemen Versus Sheepmen
The Tribune remarks on a disjointed editorial debating whether Wyoming should shift its Senate representation from a sheepman to a cattleman. It notes the current ratio of cattlemen to sheepmen and questions the political value of cattleman leadership.
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Wyoming
United States Senate
Brother Deming
Negro of Sioux City Arrested in Villisca Axe Murder
A Black man in Sioux City is charged with the murder of the Joseph Moore family and two guests at Villisca on June 10. Sheriff A A Jorckson of Red Oak arrived with the warrant. Roberta claims he was in Clarinda the night of the killings and had been living in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Joseph Moore
Villisca
Pollcen
Bherfiff
A. A. Jorckson
Red Oak
Roberta
Clarinda
Sloum Oty
1906 Porter in Photograph Studio Years of Service
A note states that since 1906, for three years, an individual has worked as a porter in a photograph studio.
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Porter
Kilbane Beats Dixon In Twelve Round Featherweight Fight
Johnny Kilbane defeated Tommy Dixon of Kansas City over twelve rounds in Cleveland. No official decision was given by the referee but local newspapers called Kilbane the winner in a popular verdict.
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Johnny Kilbane
Leeta Dixon
Cleveland
Johnnny Kilbane
Tommy Dixon
Kansas City
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