Wyoming lieutenants set mark at national rifle meet
Lieutenants Wade and Gettys of the Wyoming National Guard led two key events at the Jacksonville rifle match. Wade and Gettys ranked first and second in individual averages for the national and president’s matches while anchoring the Wyoming teams to notable showings amid fifty six competing outfits.
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Gettys
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United States
Parkers
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Jacksonville
James A Wade
Oeming
Cyrus M. Gettys
Parker
Marine Corps
Star Wilson landslide forecast by Joe Michener
Joe Michener, noted horse buyer for the entente allies, predicts a large victory for Wilson. He reports traveling across the country and believes Wilson will win by a tremendous majority, advising betters to back Wilson and dismiss Hughes.
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Joe Micheer
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Michener
Hughes
Woman's Wilson Club Holds Key Meeting in Cheyenne
J C O Mahoney spoke at the Democratic county headquarters about Wilson foreign policy and attacked Republican campaign tactics as false. He defended Kendrick’s land dealings, argued the GOP aimed to defeat a progressive ally of the people and warned the Wilson policy leads to war.
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Kendrick
State Land Board
State Lands
Joseph M. Carey
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United States Senate
O'Mahoney
Democratic Legislative Ticket Stands for Progress in District
A campaign piece defense of the Democratic slate in the Lar chie Clatte-Goshen district. It asserts Republicans fail to declare on progressive measures and touts Democratic pledges to banking reform rural credit laws good roads anti trust and labor support. Listed are senate candidates J Kosar Carpenter Lee Moore William Landau and representatives Joe E Gibson Thomas J Carroll A B Mitchell Oscar O Natwick Claude F Palmer Lloyd Gampson Thomas Hunter M B Heamphill Charles L D Beaver Keay K Olde.
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Lee Moore
William Landau
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Thomas J. Carroll
A. B. Mitchell
Oscar O. Natwick
Claude F. Palmer
Lloyd
Revolt in Greece Looms as King Faces Insurrection
Athens reports King Constantine orders royalist troops to halt advancing revolutionaries after 150 loyal soldiers retreated from Katerina as 600 insurgents with machine guns pressed the attack. Report notes unrest amid wider WWI fronts and Allied actions in Verdun and Somme regions.
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Sinking of British steamer Marina slows until week end
Washington reports the state department awaits more evidence on the Marina sinking with six American deaths. Officials expect confirmation of German pledge violations only later in the week. Secretary Lansing notes information is arriving slowly.
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Mexican American talks yield on frontier policing and internal affairs
Atlantic City reports nine weeks of Mexican American commission talks end with a demand that any agreement cover border policing and Mexican internal affairs. The El Paso dispatch notes Villa forces claimed Parral as a target, while fears grow over treatment of Americans after bandit attacks and a train robbery injury.
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Bell, Jr
Santa Ysabel
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Laguna
Steven Heffner
Generman
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Herrera
Washington
Labor Shortage Reported Across Country
Washington Nov 2 The Federal Reserve Board monthly business summary notes general conditions in all districts are satisfactory with extraordinary activity in nearly all areas. Labor shortages are reported in nearly every section.
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Federal Reserve Board
Wyoming Land Deal with Kendrick Before Governorship
The state of Wyoming entered a contract with John B. Kendrick for four thousand acres, backed by a $4000 cash guaranty and a bond for the remaining balance plus six thousand acres previously chosen totaling about $90,000. The agreement was made before Kendrick’s governorship, with both sides able to compel performance in court. The lands were rough grazing ground, and Kendrick’s motive was protective of the preexisting deal. The piece challenges readers to consider what action they would take.
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Wyoming
Joseph M. Carey
State Land Board
John B. Kendrick
Kendrick
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Sullivan
Tribune Editor Faces Admission Over Falsified Statute Claim
A Wyoming Tribune editor admitted publishing a falsified statute quote aimed at discrediting Governor Kendrick. He argues nonauthorship, while the paper’s advertising and political supporters are accused of using Tribune columns to influence the public and fund campaigns with Wall Street money.
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Chaplin
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Wall Street
San Salvador Reports Volcanic Lava Emissions
Reports from Nicaragua say the San Tiago volcano near San Salvador is ejecting lava and ash as observers monitor the eruption and potential fallout for nearby residents and air travel disturbances.
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Nicaragua
Santiago
Wilson closes New York campaign with rallies and appeals
President Wilson drew large crowds in New York delivering four speeches outlining his view of the nation’s pressures. He attacked Wall Street interests while urging progress and equal rights for all, warning of a potential industrial upheaval if reforms stall. He teased long Branch remarks for New Jersey voters and pressed cooperation with financial leaders only after consultation.
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United States
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Social Service Workers Endorse Wilson Over Hughes
In a November statement signed by ninety social workers from New York to Chicago, Jane Addams and others urge reelection of Woodrow Wilson. They praise his democratic handling of domestic and international issues, note his diplomacy of reason, and call for a broad, welfare-minded White House in the next four years.
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