Democrats Predict Cheyenne Victory in Citywide Polls
Democratic leaders claim Cheyenne will deliver wide margins for Wilson over Hughes by 800 votes and Kendrick over Clark as in the presidential tally. They note strong labor and former Republican voters switching to the Democratic ticket and predict a closing parade tonight as campaigning ends.
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Cheyenne
Wilson
Judge Hughes
Ray B. Lee
Democratic County Committee
Kendrick
Clark
Jack Clark
Mondell
State Federation of Labor
Wyoming Land Deal With Kendrick Questioned Before Governorship
The Wyoming land contract involves Governor-elect Kendrick and the state land board, with Kendrick supplying $4000 cash and a bond for about 90000 to buy 4000 acres plus six thousand acres earlier chosen. The deal predates his governorship and the state could compel performance. Kendrick could likewise seek enforcement. The piece invites editors, a Republican chairman, and voters to weigh in on the deal.
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State of
Wyoming
Joseph M. Carey
State Land Board
John B. Kendrick
Kendrick
Wyoming Tribune
Sullivan
Tonnage Shortage and the Remedy
The Liverpool Journal of Commerce reports Britain’s mercantile marine has lost four million tons. Reasons include 1.7 million tons from halted new construction, 1.62 million from war losses, and about one million from depreciation. Lloyds Register notes 71,000 tons completed in the quarter ending September 30, 1916.
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London
Liverpool Journal of Commerce
British Mercantile Marine
Lloyds Register
Cheyenne Man Journeys 3000 Miles to Vote for Wilson
Thom as KR. Reid of 1914 Capitol Avenue traveled from Los Angeles to Cheyenne to cast a vote for President Wilson. He arrived yesterday morning and said his wife would have joined him if her health allowed. He plans to return to Los Angeles after the election.
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Wilson
Kendrick
Thomas KR. Reid
Capitol Avenue
Reid
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Cal
Republicans Turn From Lodge After Lusitania Attack
Boston reports that Senator Henry Cabot Lodge suffers politically from the Lusitania note incident. A dozen Republicans say they will not vote for Lodge but for Fitzgerald, signaling a major party split and possible Wilson gains in Massachusetts. Democratic leaders note Lodge’s break shifts voters, though Fitzgerald remains underdog.
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Boston
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Fitegerald
Burchard
Lodge
Wilson
Fitzgerald
Reconstruction of Mexico Progress Amid Bandit Trouble
AP dispatch reports reconstruction advances in Coahuila and northern Mexico under President Carranza. Inspector general Andres Garcia notes electric lights and paved streets in Saltillo, new public schools funded at 200000 gold, and return of mercantile stores. Also reports Villa bandits captured Santa Rosalia on October 26, killing Chinese and Arabs.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Andres Garcia
United States
Mexican Republic
Garcia
Mexico City
Venustiano Carranza
Gustavo Fopinosa Mireles
Coahuila
Paliva
Saltillo
General Carranza
Mr. Garcia
Saltitio
San Luila Potosi
Masona
Palete
Finher
Santa Rosalia
Sympathy for Mexico charity drive urged by Mexican financier
Dory Louis Roumagnac arrives in New York to spearhead a nonmilitary American invasion of Mexico through philanthropy. He envisions American aid to Mexican orphans, their education in the United States, and return to foster friendship and literacy across both nations, arguing Mexico has been left out of humanitarian programs. He says postwar Mexico will offer new opportunities for U S engagement.
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New York
Mexico
Dory Louis Roumagnac
M. Roumagnac
Roumagnac
America
United States
Amerlea
Renewal of Carrizal Fight Recounted in Cheyenne
An account describes a Sunday morning clash in Cheyenne between Mexican forces led by Garcela and a U S party including Leo Jackson and Ben, with Jackson subduing Garcela in a hand to mouth struggle. Garcela was hospitalized while Jackson, a local butler, faces police review as investigations continue.
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Carrizal
Tenth Cavalry
Leo Jackson
Cerlain
Garela
Mbstean
Jackson Pole
Am Atime
Dar “Vy
Central Ave
Central Avenue
Ben
Juan
Jackson
Piruggie
Garcela
Baker
St. John’s Hospital
Cheyenne
Houseman
Slextoon
Sheridan Men defend Gov Kendrick in land sale telegram
Sheridan stockmen sign a telegram rebutting a Sheridan Post accusation that Governor Kendrick engaged in a land grab. They testify they were present at the lands sale and state there was no grab, noting small buyers could bid and that Governor Kendrick ensured fair opportunity.
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John B. Kendrick
Kendrick
Bheridan
Gov
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sheridan
Don't Gamble With Destiny Vote for Wilson Says McAdoo
The message argues for retaining President Wilson, praising his courage, experience, and diplomacy. It asserts war would be harmful and underscores the need for peaceful settlement of disputes, urging readers to support continuity in leadership during perilous times.
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Wilson
McAdoo
W. G. McAdooo
Secretary of the Treasury
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