Wyoming Republicans to convene in Rawlins for state nominations
The Republican state central committee, described as the executive core of Wyoming’s party machinery, set September 16 in Rawlins for a state convention to nominate candidates for statewide offices. Citizens expect a decisive rebuff to a pernicious political machine and eagerly await the announced names.
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Republican State Central
Republican State Machine
Rawlins
Wyoming
Mullin Campaign Draws Local Republican Support
In Sheridan, Mr Mullin a Republican candidate for governor, faces mixed reception amid club organizing efforts. A recent meeting drew about sixty Republicans, with twenty seeking club membership, while past election results show Sheridan County casting roughly 2,200 Republican votes. The piece notes Mullin’s notoriety and long local ties.
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W. E. Multin
Sheridan
Modlin Club
Sheridan County
Mullin
Mallin
Chautauqua Tickets Sold To Benefit Cheyenne Committee
The Cheyenne Chautauqua committee plans to dispose of fifty unsold season tickets to cover $100 in guaranteed value. With five days left, attendees can save by buying a season ticket for $2 versus paying $4 for individual entertainments. The public urged to purchase to support the committee and avoid loss.
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Cheyenne
Espee
Roosevelt Analogy Drawn On Biology And Sociology
The piece compares Roosevelt’s imagined return to power with a biology sociology analogy. It notes a popular idol king nearing voluntary retirement yet expected to come back, citing Mr Jeffries Way and experts who could not detect changes in him under examination. It casts Roosevelt as the undisputed champion whom his party may ask to return in New York and nationwide.
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Mr. Jeffries
Roosevelt
New York
Yenia
The Amused Voice of a Scientific Mother
A humorous poem contrasts a modern scientific approach to motherhood with traditional care. It critiques antiseptic methods that limit maternal contact and lullabies, while celebrating the amateur mother who cherishes natural, affectionate parenting despite bold scientific ideas.
Local Man Cited Over Borrowing Habit
A Long Island man faced trouble over a persistent borrowing habit. Police report he was found with forty items in possession as part of ongoing concerns about lending and taking without clear repayment, reflecting a broader local issue in suburban life.
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Long Island
Reaper
Pessimistic writer borrows by rules of caution
A writer seeks Eduard von Hartmann in a lawyer's library but is refused the book due to the lawyer's vow never to lend out any volume. Later the lawyer asks to borrow the writer's lawn mower and is granted access with the rule that it must not leave the writer's lawn.
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Eduard von Hartman
Notable visitors and locals in Cheyenne events
Frank J. Grode accompanied his wife Miss Julia Grodevent to Sheridan after a Cheyenne visit last week. Chicago Tribune writer G. H. Griswold touring the state for articles. Wyoming Central figures Morton Stearns Walah Love in Cheyenne for company business. J H Magoon at home ill. Eh M Vincent of Douglas among arrivals. Stephen Tobin came from Casper. Mr Mrs William Jennings of Casper visiting Cheyenne.
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Frank J. Grodevent
Julia Grodevent
Sheridan
G. H. Griswold
Chicago Tribune
Cheyenne
Eries of
Mark Morton
Edward H. Stearns
W. T. Walah
J. P. Love
Wyoming Central Company
J. H. Magoon
Eh. M. Vincent of
Douglas
Stephen Tobin
Casper
William Jennings
Colorado Banker Dies After Auto Accident
William M. Allison president of the First National Bank of Boulder died in a Fort Collins hospital from injuries after his automobile jumped an embankment in Virginia Dale canyon. He was pinned beneath the wreckage yesterday.
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Olorado
Fort Collins
Colo
Wm M. Allison
First National Bank of Boulder
Virginia Dale Canyon
New System for Public Land Surveys Plan Unveiled
Denver today unveils a new system for public land surveys announced at the office of the area Surveyor General in the Empire Building. Details outline steps to modernize mapping and record keeping and will guide county offices.
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Denver
Colo
Rees
Empire Building
New Contract System Creates Surveyor Positions
The government appointed Arthur D. Kidder of Indiana and Frank M. Johnson of Wyoming as supervising surveyors under interior department direction. They will oversee future survey work and review progress. The change shifts surveying to civil service exam employees paid regular salaries, replacing the old per foot contractor method. Fnanneling at Sherman Co.
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Arthur D. Kidder
Indiana
Frank M. Johnson
Wyoming
Department of the Interior
Congress
Washington
Mystery settlement rumors in Milan court case involving Caruso
London reports claim a secret accord was reached Friday between a famed tenor and a woman linked to a ten year marriage. The alleged settlement, said to have taken place at the Hotel Cavour, remains undisclosed as Caruso declines to discuss the matter with anyone.
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Muubo
Belgian Aviator Kinet Fatally Injured In Flight
Ghent July reports Belgian aviator Hanel Kinet was seriously hurt when a rudder failed at a great height. The plane turned over and plunged into a wheat field. Early indications suggested fatal injuries.
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Ghent
Hanel Kinet
Gevers Tures
Mike
Wheat Field
Best Place to Have Yar They Made Cleaned Pressed
B Nemetz 1821 Carcy 4 appears in the line of a historic note, indicating an address or vendor name. The fragment suggests a listing or archival reference without clear event or action details.
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B. Nemetz
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