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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1916

Page

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Democratic ticket favored in Laramie Goshen and Platte counties

The article states Democrats lead in Laramie Platte and Goshen due to labor and anti injunction stances. Socialist ticket failed filing leaves radical vote likely to back Democrats while Republicans split on labor law. Walls and Hoffman viewed as fringe candidates with limited GOP support. Continued on Page Eight.

Laramie Piatte Goshen House Federation of Labor Socialist Party State Federation Walls Hoffman Ollon Alls Eeo‘ile

Cant Sell Hughes Buttons Bargain Rate Attracts Attention

Jeweler J. B. Blackney of 1624 Capital Avenue says Hughes campaign buttons fail to sell while Wilson buttons sell rapidly. A storefront card advertised Hughes three for five cents and Wilson five cents each, but Wilson buttons move far faster as Blackney plans fresh stock.

Hughes Blackney J. 8. Blackney Capttal Avenue Wilson Mr. Blackney

Arm Injury From UP Shop Oil Tank Explosion

A 22 year old Serbian worker George Bayouth lost his arm at Union Pacific shops when an oil tank exploded during transfer. The arm was severed at the shoulder base by a piece of iron. Hospital and authorities probe the cause. no fault found in workers or tank. A full inquiry was promised.

George Bayouth Union Pacific St. John's Hospital

Fair Weather Wyo Pinged for Wednesday and Thursday

A weather note forecasts fair conditions for Wednesday and Thursday with cooler temperatures.

Driver narrowly escapes as train wrecks laundry van

Harvey Cline, driver for the Fanitary Home laundry, escaped with bruises when his delivery van was struck and demolished by a freight train on Colorado and Southern tracks at Eighteenth street. The car was wrecked, no warning given, and the van valued around 400 dollars. P C Guthrie of the laundry reported the incident.

Harvey Cline Fanitary Home Colorado and Southern Eighteenth Street Cine P. C. Guthrie Sanitary Home Laundry Wee Euy Wee Guthrie Plaing

Republicans Flood Wyoming With Money to Defeat Kendrick

A Wyoming newspaper tirade accuses Wall Street and corporate interests of pouring money into the state to defeat Senator Kendrick and Jack Clark. The piece cites $25,000 previously shipped, plus $15,000 and a total $40,000 sent to counties to sway votes, labeling ads as paid and denouncing Kendrick and his allies.

Kendrick Clarence Hamlin Wyoming Chicago Congressman Mondell Jack Clark Hughes Wall Street United States Senate Wyoming Tribune John B. Kendrick G. Hopkins Frank L. Houx Wall Strce and Corporation Money Voter Hopkins Land Office Wall Etreet Money Houx MR. Voter the Tribune Tribune as_sagsin Coon Prom Walt, Street Prom Corporations Anxionts Snow Clark Vater

Land Inspector Miller Defends Kendrick Land Sale Facts

Land Inspector L A Miller writes to the Leader defending his land office work and disputing Wyoming Tribune claims about Kendrick land sales. He notes inspectors and officials set values, coal land reservations, and that Kendrick lands are rough, distant, fit mainly for grazing with prairie dogs needing removal.

Miller Kendrick Wyoming Tribune Repub Publicity Bureau Wyoming State Land Office Tribune United States Land Office The Ama Valleve Anykind Kenderick Ceeyenpe Chaplin Jenner Idla J. J. Thorn Sheridan Thorn L. A. Miller

Detroit Bandit Alraigne Pleads Guilty to Hold Up

Jim Walton a Burroughs pay car bandit pleaded guilty in Detroit police court before Justice Stein. He is held on 15000 dollars and will be taken to recorders court for a preliminary hearing before Judge Connolly.

Detroit Alraigne Mich Jim Walton Burroughs Pay Car Bandit Stein Peolice Connolly Recorders Court

General Peng Kwochang Elected Chinese Vice President

Gen Feng Kwo-bang, a leading supporter of President Li Yuan-Hung, was today elected vice president of the Chinese republic parliament in Peking amid ongoing political maneuvering and factional influence.

Peng Kwochang Peking Feng Kwo-bang Li Yuan-Hung

Deutschland Reaches U S on Atlantic Run

The German submarine Deutschland arrived in New London on its second voyage to the United States crossing the Atlantic carrying a cargo for American merchants. The iron man submarine 8 has returned safely to a German port.

New London Coon Yow Pentochland United States Mprlan Iron Man Mt le

Progressive Leaders Back Wilson in Endorsement

In New York on October 31, the National Democratic Committee announced that sixteen members of the federal committee behind Roosevelt's 1912 platform endorsed a statement praising President Wilson. The endorsement includes figures such as I. Stevens and former Wyoming Governor Carey, who argue the administration's legislative achievements merit support.

New York National Democratic Committee

Country Shows Bank Gain of 6 Percent Thru Federal Reserve

Washington reports that banking resources have grown by six and one half billion since the Federal Reserve Act, driving widespread business activity and lower interest costs. Gains span states including Colorado forty two million twenty three percent, South Dakota and Montana thirty seven million thirty three percent, North Dakota forty seven million forty two percent. Most states show increased deposits with North Dakota at fifty two percent and Wyoming at forty nine percent.

Washington Colormdo South Dkota Montana North Dakota

Lodge Backing Down After Denial Over Lusitania Note

In Northamg, Mass Senator Henry Cabot Lodge abandoned his charge that President Wilson proposed a postscript to the Lusitania note. He said the president denied any postscript and that he would not repeat an unfounded charge. Lodge then attacked the administration’s foreign policy amid a gossip-laden briefing from the State Department.

Northdamg Mass United States Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Wilson Germany Lodge Senator Lodge Atte Department of “Dock-stalia

Canadian pastor Russell dies on train trip

A Canadian pastor Russell died suddenly on a train trip due to heart failure. The incident occurred near Tex, Oot. 21-Chan with reports noting the abrupt medical event aboard the vehicle.

Tex Chan Pantie’ Russell Wa Batita

President Responds To Deaths In Marina Sinking

Washington reports President Wilson learned six Americans died in the sinking of the British steamship Marina and ordered rapid information gathering. Secretary Lansing said inquiries were sent to London and Germany as the United States monitors the incident for grave implications.

Washington Gere Many United States Marina Rowanmore Herlin State Department London Long Branch N. J Qet Wison Lansing Auércan Thquirles Germany Wilson

Sinking of Marina kills six Americans in sea disaster

A telegram to the American consul in Queenstown reports the British steamer Marina sinking with six Americans dead and sixty one rescued. Names include Brown twice Thomas Middletown and Robertson among the deceased. Miller and Davin listed among the injured.

Bondon Queenstown Brown Thomas Middeltown Robertson Miller Davin

Marita Torpedoed Without Warning off Dublin

American survivors report the lritien steamer Marita was torpedoed without warning near Dublin. Two torpedoes were fired and the vessel sank in about five minutes after a half hour of watch by the Western marine observers. Survivors say they spent thirty hours in a small boat.

Dublin Ort Wtmarine

Literary Digest Poll Indicates Wilson Victory Favor

New York October 31 reports in the Literary Digest and Beniten weekly show a shift toward Woodrow Wilson. Across 360 communities the 1916 poll favors Wilson, with Taft and Roosevelt trailing. Hughes leads in some states while Wilson rises in others, as reflected in updated regional tallies.

New York Qet Wilson Literary Digest Bentien Weekly United Taft Roosgevolt Hughes Mr. Wilson Utah Wilnam Washington Roosevelt Wilcos California Wikeon Maughes Ttf Verle Operte Wilawo

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