Wyoming Labor Federation Adopts New Officers At Convention
The Wyoming State Federation of Labor adjourned its fourth annual meeting after electing officers led by President James Buckley of Cheyenne and Secretary-Treasurer C R McKinstry of Cheyenne. James Scrivener of Sheridan named as vice president with plans for future AFL representation and a push to curb hospital taxation without employee representation.
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McKinstry
Scrivener of
Sheridan
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
James Buckley
Cheyenne
James Scrivener
C. RR. Machinistry
C. W. Dudley
Machinists’ Union
James Green
Miners Union
Mathew Morrow
Buckley
Thomas Gibson
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Passes Behind Horse Wyoming Rancher Killed
Burns Wyoming July 11 Frank Netterfield rancher near Albin was kicked by a horse last Thursday and died Friday after complications. He had visited his brother for the Fourth, was backed against a stone wall when kicked in the stomach. Dr. Marshall Pine Bluffs aided him. Funeral Sunday at Benson school conducted by Rev. M. F. Newport. He leaves a wife six children and a brother J W Netterfield.
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Burns
Wyo
T Frank Netterfield
Albin
Wyoming
Mr. Netterfield
Little Ben Declines Prohibition Presidential Nomination
Enid Oklahoma July 11 Judge Lindsey of Denver telegraphed George L Thompson at Atlantic City that he has fallen promise to the progressive party making acceptance impossible He refused the prohibition nomination for President and renewed gossip of a possible vice presidential bid with Roosevelt citing his allegiance to the progressive party.
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Enid
Oklahoma
Progressive Party
Judge Lindsey
Denver
George L. Thompson
Atlantic City
N. J
Lindsey
Roosevelt
Progressive
Trunk Slips Injure Plains Driver at Union Depot
Harry Morris, Plains Hotel express wagon driver, was injured while handling heavy trunks at Union Depot. A trunk slipped and struck his left ankle, crushing bone and mangling flesh. Dr. C P Johnston treated the wound before Morris was taken to the Private hospital for care.
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Union Depot
Harry Morris
Plains Hotel
Pr. CP. Johnston
Morris
Plains
Democrats Hold Rousing Meeting At Rock Springs
Special to The Leader from Rock Springs Wyoming. A rousing meeting of the Democrats of Sweetwater county was held in the city hall last night. County and legislative tickets were chosen. Tadlaflorra and L A Miller of Cheyenne spoke and Miller announced PF Pokey of Cheyenne as a candidate for Congress to succeed Mondell. Fahey is highly regarded in his old home. In Santa Fe New Mexican notes it backs Roosevelt.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Sweetwater County
T. 5
Tadlaflorra
L. A. Miller
Cheyenne
Miller
T. PF. Pokey
Congress
Mondell
Fahey
Up-to-Minute Talks on Advertising Costs and Reach
The text discusses that a single paper cannot reach an entire city audience at low expense and that advertising across multiple publications offers greater reach. It compares advertising to choosing between a single instrument and an entire orchestra to reach millions of readers.
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Huylog
Wind River lands to be opened for sale or lease
The Indian Affairs Commissioner announced Wind River Wyoming lands totaling about 45 000 acres will be sold or leased around late August or early September The parcels lie along the Big and Little Wind rivers with irrigation and water rights included Purchasers may obtain timber and coal is available at about 1 50 per ton Oil is produced nearby Rail lines from Chicago area serve the reservation Sealed bids will include water rights irrigation construction charges and post purchase maintenance charges Water is free during the first year for buyers and lessees
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Washington, D. C
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Office
Wind River Reservation
Wyoming
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Reservation Lander
Chicago
Burlington & Quitey
Chavez Knocks Out Max Feeney in Third Round
Albuquerque report says bantamweight Chavez of the Rocky Mountain states tonight knocked out Max Feeney of South Omaha in the third of a scheduled twenty rounds. A vicious right upper cut to the jaw felled Feeney for the count of ten as the crowd roared.
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Albuquerque
Menny Chaves
Rocky Mountain States
Max Feeney
South Omaha
Peabey
Wife Whips Husband and Mrs. Kerner on City Street
Mrs. Florente Cash of McKinley Heights, East St. Louis, described horsewhipping her husband Elgin T. Cash and Mrs. Sylvia Kerner in front of Kerner’s home near Tower Grove Park. The incidents followed a separation on November 15 and a separate maintenance award of 120 dollars monthly, of which she claims only 10 dollars weekly has been received. The tale includes corroboration from J. B. Cash and claims Julius Kerner is away in Oakland on business.
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St. Louis
Florente Cash
McKinley Heights
East St. Louis
Elgin T. Cash
Sylvia Kerner
Hughood
Taft Not On Official Ballot Nevada Ticket
Carson City Nevada July 11 Taft Indy to WISKOUL INO presentation on the official ballot of the Republican party of Nevada at the elections next fall A political condition was discovered by the regular organization fly at Oversight the state convention which elected delegates to Chicago neglected to nominate Presidential electors as provided by state law and how to get the electors on the ballot is a dilemma A conference of party leaders discussed today the advisability of holding either convention but fears the Hoover forces on another trial might capture the organization then the difficulties for secular Republicans were grave.
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Carson City
Nev
Taft Indy
Wiskoul Ino
Republican Party of
Nevada
Chicago
Labor editor Fahey to run for Congress against Mondell
At a State Federation of Labor convention Thomas P. Fahey editor of the Wyoming Labor Journal announced his Democratic bid to oppose Congressman Frank Mondell. Fahey, a longtime labor leader, will resign from the United Mine Workers Executive Board to pursue the nomination.
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State Federation of Labor
Thomas P. Fahey
Wyoming Labor Journal
Congress
Frank Mondell
Fahey
Labor Journal
United Mine Workers of America
Baltimore
Cheyenne
Hillsborough
Ohio
Montgomery County
University of Wisconsin
Dietz
Wyo
Rock Springs
House votes 222 to 1 to impeach Judge Archbald
Washington July 11 The House adopted articles of impeachment against Judge Archbald of the United States Commerce Court by a 222 to 1 vote. He is charged with official influence for personal gain in certain enterprises.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Archbald
United States Commerce Court
Archbald Iu
Perwna Gale
Lorimer Defends Senate Seat Amid Red Flag Claim
Senator Lorimer opened his defense for retention of his seat, denouncing the Red Flag charge and attacking Chicago newspapers led by Victor Lawson and the Chicago Tribune. He charged corruption, pressed for support against a minority report, and depicted threats to senators who oppose him.
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Washington
Lorimer
Reed
Missouri
Illinois
Senate
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Dearborn
Madison Streets
Madison
Betwen la Salle Street
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Daily News
Senator Lorimer
Tor Luncen
The
News
Lawson
Ufe
Wayman
Victor Lawson
William Lorimer
Governor Deneen
Melville B. Stone
Frank B. Noyes
Record-Herald
United States Senate
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Jones
Smith
Teddy Spent a Million for 1904 Election
Republican national committee in 1904 raised $1,000,001 for Roosevelt's presidential campaign. George B. Cortelyou testified before the Senate committee on campaign contributions that no single corporate or individual sum stood out. He said early rules barred promises or pledges with contributions and noted some were rejected.
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Washington, D. C
Republican National Committee
Roostvelt
George B. Cortelyon
Senatg Committee
Cortelyou
Colorado Power Co Looks At Cheyenne Land For Irrigation
Heads of Colorado Power Co with Wallace and Hahn examine Cheyenne land to gauge electricity powered irrigation. They test well water versus ditch water on potato crops and report cooler well water yields better, potentially fueling local vegetable production and nearby wealth.
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Heads OF Colorado Power CO
Cheyenne Land
WH. W. Wallace
A. W. Hahn
Northern Colorado Power Co
Cheyenne
Noutheast
John H. Gordom
Sonn
Art D. A. Rassell
Wallace
Hahn
Tila
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LABOR
Federation
Dudley, Green and
Morrow
Scrivner
T. P. Fahey
Committee On Education
Horse
Ben
Lane
Santa Fe
N. M
Santa Fe New Mexican
I Iself
Standpat Temple
Wird River
Wyoming Indian Reservation
Chavez
Hubby
Taft
Hits Mondell
House
Commerce Court
Red Filng
Teddy
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