Little Leaders Repair Shop Offers Steady Service
The Millette repair shop on Carey Ave promotes correct watch repair and adjusting at moderate prices. Also notes a hand-made trunk available at the Factory on West 16th Street and reports a cash register robbery at Bright saloon on Carey Avenue for 26.55. Concludes with various local items including a church meeting, chiropody services, a window crime, water system inspection, a near snake bite incident, and irrigation issues.
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Carey Ave
Bright
Carey Avenue
Weet 16Th
Union of the First Baptist Church
Sear
Hartgol
Colorado & Southern
Pattlesnake
Capitol Commission
Grange Organizes Patrons of Hus hrodry Near Wauneta
The Grange of the Patrons of Hus hrodry formed in the Wauneta and Golden Prairie area with about 40 members. W. B. McComas of Golden Prairie was elected Master and Miller Jr. of the same place secretary. The group plans a mid distance meeting.
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Grange of the Patrons of
Hushrodry
Wauneta
Golden Prairie
W. B. McComas
Mr. Miller Jr
St Mark's Guild Bake Sale at Parish House
Parish House hosts a bake sale by St Mark's Guild with tea served in the afternoon. The event promotes the sale of place cards, tally cards, and Gibson Art Co photo gravures while Hanson Drug & Confectionery Co. advertises products and a contact phone number 564.
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St. Mark’s Guild
Gibson Art Co
Hanson Drug & Confectionery Co
Barry
Laramie
Convention Date Change for Labor Meetings
The Wyoming State Federation of Labor changes its convention to July 5 due to coal operators moving the Digirlet No. 22 M W of A date. The Labor Journal stockholders meet at 9 a m on Monday July 8.
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Wyoming State Federation of Labor
The
Labor Journal
Sidewalk Musings on Debate and Delegates
The columnist criticizes those who attack opponents personally and notes Bryan's wish to eject a delegate representing certain interests. The piece implies Teddy Roosevelt would doubt the result if delegates were removed, contrasting national versus personal interests in the convention.
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Bryan
Chicago
Teddy
James A Reed Nominates Clark for Democracy as Lion of Democracy
James A Reed praises Champ Clark of Missouri as the Democratic leader who has fought battles for the party and never deserted it. He argues Clark should continue to lead the Democracy, describing him as the Lion of Democracy with a record of achievement and pledged kept.
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Democratic House of Representatives
Democracy
Champ Clark
Missouri
Wall Street Knocked From Convention In Bryan Deal
Democratic power struggle centers on Bryan supporters and rival elements. Norman F. Mack says a coalition of two divergent interests is needed before the convention can dominate. Three factions, Bryan-Wilson progressives, Clark progressives, and Harmon-Underwood conservatives, seek a merger as Harmon faces elimination.
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Wall Street
William Jennings Bryen
Bryan
Norman F. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Bryan-Wilson
Clark
Harmon-Underwood
Harmon
Ohio
Convention Stirs as Bryan Issue Sparks Retreat
Harmon refused to withdraw and vowed to stay in the race to the end. Jiryan, once poised to lead the Illinois delegation at the convention, told Carter Harrison he would not participate in the contest or any floor event. Soon after, labeled buttons appeared in hotel lobbies bearing Bryan’s name, but no authoritative confirmation followed.
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Harmon
Jiryan
Roger Sullivan
Illiois
Carter Harrison
Bryan Lear
Bryan
Bryan Keeps Silence Amid Illinois Delegates and Contestants
Illinois delegates and contestants rally behind Clark as Bryan withholds comment on a possible nomination. Mack, trusted by many candidates’ reps, says no clear path to a unified ticket exists and declines to discuss Bryan’s name being presented.
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Illinois
Clark
Bryan
Mack
Mrs Taft Sees Democrats Pick Husband Rival at Convention
Baltimore June 27 The First Lady Mrs Taft arrived with Mrs Norman E Mack to watch the Democratic national convention. She sat in the front guest gallery as crowds gathered and the scene grew animated while observers noted the historic moment of a president's wife attending the opposing party’s nominating event.
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Mrs. Taft
Baltimore
Taft
Washington
Norman E. Mack
Chicago
Jana
Mack
Hugo
Wallace
Francia
Aubrey
Taft to Name Bullitt Solicitor General of United States
Chicago telegram reports William Marshall Bullitt of Louisville Kentucky was to be named by President Taft to succeed Frederick W Lohman of St Louis as solicitor general. A cabinet official said no formal announcement had been made and Bullitt had likely accepted the post.
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Mat WH
Washington
William Marshall Bullitt
Loulaville
Taft
Frederick W Lohman
St Louis
United States
Bullitt
Worth Fortune Woman Refuses Fine For Jail
Mercaret Menne faced a health ordinance violation with a $15 fine but refused to pay and announced intent to remain in jail until the fine is settled. The court removed the fine and noted Margaret occupying the youth room of the Hotel De Sphoel.
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Mercaret Menne
Remalinc
Pati
I Romit
Margaret
Hotel de Sphoel
School Court Settles Recess Dispute
Mig Martin held a makeshift school court at recess after an incident among older boys over a game. She punished the offenders and kept them in their seats after the others went home. Eight year old Guy claimed he was not involved.
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Mig Martin
Ber
Guy
Miss Martin
Miss Mar
State Leader Want Ads as Middleman in Key Deals
The State Leader Want Ads acts as an intermediary, facilitating communications and transactions between buyers and sellers on both ends of the market. It works to match classified needs with available services and listings.
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Want Ads
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