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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1912

Page

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Roosevelt Demonstration With Teddy Center Stage

Chicago dispatch reports Roosevelt campaign managers arranging a Chicago demonstration next Wednesday to rally delegates. William Flynn named president and G Frank Knox secretary to organize the round up committee. Taft gains 72 delegates from the national committee. Roosevelt supporters face further contests in Arkansas Florida and Georgia with Georgia fifth district voting split.

Roosevelt Teddy Taft Chicago Als William Flynn Pittsburg George W. Perkins Ohio G. Frank Knox Michigan Arkansas Florida Georgia Hoosevelt South Lyon Texas Bieber District of Columbia Porah Burnam Kentucky

District Attorney Presses for Darrow Guilty Plea

In Los Angeles Fredericks said he will not rest until Darrow pleads guilty in the jury bribery case. He asserted that the existing evidence supports at least four more corruption indictments against jurors. The court adjourned to 1 30 Monday.

Los Angeles Calif Fredericks Darrow Fredericky

Minnehaha Park Opens Interior Drives to Automobiles

After an inspection by Mayor aaeie KK L Emery and J Jenking, Minnehaha Park opened interior driveways for autos and carriages. The Nine teenth street entrance and opposite exits will be regulated by city authorities with policemen on duty to direct traffic.

Minnehaha Park Aaeie KK. L. Emery J. Jenking Nineteenth Street

Bryan Says He Is Not a Candidate in Denver

In Denver William Jennings Bryan declares he is not a candidate for president, predicts two Republican conventions in Chicago, and links Republican disunity to Democratic victory. He warns that today’s discontent may split the party, while noting broader world improvement.

Tmnot Bryan Denver Colo Chicago William Jennings Bryan Baltimore Roosevelt

Dixon Charges Murder of Republican Party

Chicago June. Taft reactionaries on the national committee bar twenty four Roosevelt contesting delegates from Alabama and Arkansas. Dixon accuses them of murdering the party and stealing delegates as a C Q D council of war plans strategy including Bill Flynn to end the rough work. Roosevelt forces clash over primaries while party splits widen.

National Committee Taft McKinley Dixon Republican National Committee Arkansas Florida Georgia Roosevelt Bill Flynn Chicago Alabama

Taft and Roosevelt Clash Over Platform At Convention

Taft leaders plan a strong progressive platform while denouncing recall of the judiciary. They oppose Aldrich currency and may push a currency plank from four years ago. Roosevelt forces would back immediate tariff reform, with Borah supporting immediate downward revision if he gains control. The referendum and initiative would be endorsed under Taft’s line. details continue on Page 8.

Chicago Taft Roosevelt Great Middle Western United States Murray Crane Massachusetts Aldrich Kansac Reese Columbus Tariff Board Congress Oyster Hay Borah Idaho

Democrats oppose Taft tariff board over inconsistencies

Washington reports an opposition statement by Democrat Redfield of New York who argues the tariff board is incomplete and superficial. He cites industry needs for self reliance and says the board fails to cover social and physical conditions, select yet explores only partial sectors.

Taft Tariff Board TH. Tavenner Washington Democratic Hovse of Representatives Mr. Redfield Democratic Party

Lorimer Unseating Vote Set for July Sixth

The Senate agreed in conference to vote on Lorimer’s seating on Saturday July 6. The date may be moved up if Congress adjourns earlier, and the case will be disposed of during the current session.

Washington Senate Lorimer Congress

Angry Kaiser Strips Artist of the Flopes with Model

Berlin report says painter Jlerr Tiecke eloped with aristocratic model O Necke after leaving his wife Nia. Emperor William disavows Tiecke, revokes court title, expels him from Berlin and Thicharest entourage, amid scandal and divorce. Investigations link Tiecke to Servia and King Peter, who allegedly hosted the couple and presented the lover as his wife.

Angry Kaiser Berlin Jlerr Tiecke Thicharest Tlecke Othere Nia Berllin Peter of Servia Tiecko Thucharest Servian Eing Peter Frau Tlecke

Nebraska Boosters 10 Inspect Omaha Cheyenne Auto Route

Nebraska boosters plan a June 17 trip from Omaha to Cheyenne to promote a state highway. The 644 mile tour involves the Commercial Club and Omaha Auto Motor Club encouraging communities along the route to boost the project. The letter from Omaha urges widespread support to create a well marked thoroughfare between Omaha and Cheyenne and make it a premier touring road.

Nebraska Boosters Omaha-Cheyenne Commercial Club of Omaha Cheyenne Cheyenne Good Roads Enthusiause Neb Commercial Club Wyo Omeriea Omaha Commercial Club Omaha Auto-Motor Club Platte Valley Nebraska United States

Soldiers Ready but Situation Is Quiet in Cuba

Washington reports the United States awaits developments in Cuba with officials stating no immediate action is likely beyond forces already in place. Military readiness remains high, though no expeditionary brigade is deemed necessary, as insurgent activity remains unseen by American observers. Senate measures call for foreign relations review on insurrectións in Cuba and Mexico and potential congressional direction.

Cuba Washington, D. C Unite States State War and Navy Departments Senate Congress Mexico

New Burlington Road Spurs Wyoming Development.

Comment on the opening of a new rail line in Wyoming and its expected impact. The through traffic connection is seen as a catalyst for rapid growth, better transportation, increased settlements, and boosted local economies. It emphasizes railroads as drivers of state development and prosperity.

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