Prediction puts Wilson Kendrick victory in Wyoming near certain
Democratic state chairman 8 G Hopkins predicts Woodrow Wilson will win Wyoming by about 2810 and Kendrick will defeat Senator Wark by 2036. He says Wilson will carry every county except possibly one and Kendrick every county with few exceptions, with Jack Clark and Mondell in a neck and neck race.
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Clark and Tribune Spar Over Governor Kendrick
The Wyoming Tribune accuses Governor Kendrick of law violations and corruption while Senator Clarence D. Clark defends him as a straight, honest candidate. Voters face a choice between partisan tirades and a courteous opponent’s praise.
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Dry Colorado Prohibition Debate Tonight in Parish House
Frank N. Briggs of Denver and W. L. Munz a Denver attorney will address a mass meeting at St. Mark's Parish House at 7 30 PM. They come to counter charges from the Equity League that dry laws hurt property values in Colorado. The meeting is non political and open to the public with music provided.
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Laramie defeats Cheyenne in 26 to 18 football clash
Cheyenne High's football team fell to Laramie 26 to 18 as the visitors built a 19 to 12 lead by halftime. Key moments included a long touchdown run by Laramie’s Kenon and a dramatic drive that ended with Fitch missing a field goal.
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Wilson and Hughes wrap campaigns with rival rallies
President Wilson closed his campaign in Long Branch accusing opponents of coercing workers and warning of world conflict if unsettled issues persist. In New York, Charles E. Hughes ended his bid with multiple speeches and a Madison Square Garden rally after a torchlit parade.
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State Leader to Broadcast Election Returns Tuesday Night
The State Leader will receive the election returns via a special telegraph wire and provide results from the nation and state as soon as available. Special telephones will be installed for prompt wire reports. On election night call the State Leader at numbers 3, 1293 or 1204.
Italians Press In Carso and Galicia Fronts
Italian forces push in the Carso region near Gorizia and report capturing 500 prisoners as heavy fighting continues Friday. Battles persist in Galicia while German and Austro-Hungarian actions press in the Buzen region and along the Jiu valley. The British repulse a German trench intrusion on the Somme, and a U‑boat incident with a U‑41 is claimed by Berlin. Sevastopol is sunk by a mine in the Baltic. Greek army moves on Katrina as Venizelist forces engage. In Trieste, 25,000 Austrians are reported killed, wounded, or captured in four days of Cadorna’s drive.
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Wyoming Land Deal With Kendrick Pre-Governor Time
A Wyoming contract between the state and John B. Kendrick for four thousand acres, made before his governorship, required Kendrick to post $4000 cash and a bond to cover the balance and six thousand acres previously chosen. The state held Kendrick’s money and bond, making breach moot for both sides. The editorial questions what action a reader or editor would take on this pre governorship agreement.
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President Forecasts 364 Electoral Votes in Wilson Victory
Democratic chairman Vance C. McCormick predicts Woodrow Wilson will win re election with at least 364 electoral votes and possibly up to 461. He groups states by likely outcome, listing 30 Democratic states totaling 304 votes and several likely Democratic, doubtful, and Republican states with respective electoral tallies.
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Wyoming Voters Decide Amid War Debate and Rhetoric
A fiery Wyoming ballot loom frames a clash among Wilson supporters and rivals Kendrick Clark Moodell, urging voters to back the candidate deemed best for the state's progress. The piece frames the choice as a referendum on war policies, Wall Street influence, and local reform.
Old Guard C D Clark Discusses Magazine Influence on Voters
The article cites C D Clark in Current Opinion and The Scoringit on Congrem examining political reform, anti political bias, and the role of journalism in shaping legislators. It notes support for reform and opposition to entrenched arrangements, highlighting figures associated with the National Voters league and executives shaping policy.
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