Roosevelt Leaders Confer With Bryan in Secret Visit
Franelan J. Heney of California and Charles R. Crane of Chicago met with William Jennings Bryan for about 45 minutes in Bryan's Baltimore apartments. The visit followed Heney's and Crane's prior flighty contact as Roosevelt supporters sought strategy ahead of the other party maneuvers.
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Baltimore
Franelan J. Fieney
California
Roosevelt
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Heney
Crane
Bryan
Convention Opens With Enthusiasm
The Democratic national convention opened in Baltimore with large crowds and high enthusiasm. Cardinal Gibbons gave the opening invocation as Judge Alton B. Parker was named temporary chairman, triggering a clash between progressive leader William J. Sirvan and the conservative faction led by Colonel.
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Baltimore
Neen
Cardinal Gibbons
National Committee
Alton B. Parker
New York
William J. Sirvan
New Town 10 Bob Up Over Night in Wyo
Bonneville is set to appear on the Chicago Burling ton and Quincy railroad map as a station on the Burling ton cutoff. Tracks are laid and a 20 stall roundhouse and shops are planned, with trains expected to run by mid month and investors invited to participate.
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New Town
Wyo
Wyoming
Bonneville
Chicago, Burlingtoon & Quincy Railroad
Burlington
Ecity
Tovestors
Unsigned Letter Gives Clue in Jenkins Case
The Leader received an anonymous letter postmarked Illinois that discloses crucial evidence in the Jenkins murder case. Lawyers involved have investigated and substantiated the allegations, claiming the letter reveals a missing link likely to affect Jenkins’s acquittal or conviction.
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Jenkins
Sheridan in Panic Over Bursting Dam Threat
A report of the Big Horn reservoir at Cross Creek in the Big Horn mountains burning sent Sheridan into turmoil on June 25. The dam at the reservoir held for hours and the danger eased. the city was awake and active through the midday. The Big Horn and Park reservoirs hold over 50 000 acre feet of water.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Sheridan
Big Horn
Cross Creek
Big Horn Mountains
Wille
Me Horn and Park
Big Goose Creek
Parker Defeats Bryan for Chairman at Democratic Convention
Alton J. Parker of New York defeated William J. Bryan 570 to 419 tonight to become temporary chairman, shaping the fight over the party nomination. Clark supporters shifted to Parker while Bryan backers claimed veto power and a chance to influence the convention toward their favored candidates.
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Parker
Bryan
Clark
New York
Firgan
Champ Clark
Bryan Charges Democrats Seek Control of Convention
Baltimore, June 25. William Jennings Bryan named Indiana’s John W Kern as temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention. He opposed Judge Parker of New York and argued the convention has the right to accept or reject the committee’s recommendation, challenging the committee’s claim to represent the convention and the nation.
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Clared
Judge Parker
John W. Kern
Indiana
Kern
Parker
Bryan
Baltimore
Wm. J. Bryan
National Committee
New York
Baltimore Delights in Democratic Convention Opening
Baltimore with National colors decorates streets near the hall as credentials are checked at the doors. Cardinal Gibbons and William J. Bryan enter to applause while bands play and delegates file in for the convention opening with Norman Mack presiding.
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Baltimore
Wilson
Cardinal Gibbons
William J. Bryan
National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Tnd
Norman Mack
Missouri
Jersey
Texas
New Jersey
Norman Bh
Mack
Progressive Leader Advertisement in The Leader
An advertisement promotes patronizing The Leader as Wyoming’s most progressive newspaper. It urges advertisers to reach progressive readers, claiming the paper attracts a growing audience and offers unique access to influential people.
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Progins
Wyyoming
Molke
Wyoming
Bryan Focuses on Harmony at Nation Convention
At the convention the Nebraskan praised efforts to avoid contest and urged unity. He claimed broad party support and noted his role in seeking harmony among Clark and Wilson factions while recounting his campaign credibility and courage. Continued on Page 5.
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Bryan Sai
Bryan
Inet Nieht
Clark and
Wilson
Janes
Home Trangles With College Yells At Baltimore
Baltimore June 26 Baltimore is crowded with visitors as hotels overflow and locals offer homes. Delegates mingle in streets while college yells and campaign songs mix with parade tempo. Supporters handed out leaflets and hymn pages as crowds gather at candidate headquarter entrances amid scramble and noise.
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Baltimore
Nates
Orozco Said To Seek Surrender Terms In Mexico City
Unconfirmed reports say rebel leader Orozco communicated with President Madero with willingness to surrender and asked terms for himself and his men. Believed discussed at a cabinet meeting today in Mexico City.
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Orozco
Madero
Central Labor Body Launched With AFL Charter
Last evening the Chevetne Trades and Labor Assembly officially organized after receiving a charter from the American Federation of Labor. Julie Buckley of the AFL installed officers including President Mokhinetry, First Vice President Duthie, Second Vice President Peterson, Secretary Treasurer Atlway, and Sergeant at Arms Kent. Trustees named Stapleton Campbell Teawaters Carmen Predman. Kent elected delegate to the State Federation of Labor. executive board includes McKinatty Truble Peterson and others. Majority of local attendants affiliated with the new group.
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American Federation of Labor
Chevetne Trades & Labor Assembly
Juies Buckley
American Federation
Mokhinetry
Carpenter
Virat
Duthie
Maolintats
Peterson
Atlway
Teamater
Kent
Holleruaker
Aig
Stapleton
Alors Campbell Teawaters
Carmen
Predman
Hojlermakeore
Slelegate
WCR
Labor
Bonve
Meware
McKinatty
Truble
Petareon
Etapletos
Ahlers
Campbell
Allway
Jocal Ontone
Orffifuteation
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Korn
Armory
Woodrow Wilson
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Harmon
Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
Marshall
Connecticut
Baldwin
North Dakota
Burke
James A. O'Gorman
New Yorker
Willim Jonnings Bryan
Alton J. Parker
Tryin
Nomi Nan
Underwood
James
Kentucky
Firyan
Nisan
Wall Street
Symes
Culberson
Kerns
Laas
Tammany Camp
Democratic Corventin
Princeton Club
Clark Euthie
Mulorwood
Murle
Daliwin
Houn Dawe
Wong
Natiohaly
Wade
Visorouy Wilders
PROMS
Maidten
Aarme
Mexico City
Central Labor Body
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