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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1912

Page

9

Bryan Attacks Taft as Trusts Back His Progressive Campaign

Over 2,000 Cheyenne citizens hear William Jennings Bryan denounce the Republican Party as aligned with trusts. He contrasts Taft with a progressive future, predicts Woodrow Wilson's presidency, and critiques Chicago and Baltimore conventions and delegate alloca tions. Former Governor Osborne introduces Bryan as a constructive statesman.

Cheyenne Capitol Avenue Wiliam Jennings Bryan Taft Mr. Bryan Wheatland Woodrow Wilson United States John E. Osborne Bryan Ufe Roosevelt Chicago Baltimore

Nebraskan Urges Kendrick and Fahey for Congress

The speech urges voters to send Kendrick and Fahey to Congress for Nebraska’s good. It cites telegrams, numbers, and donations gathered at the convention and quotes Bryan on Taft, Roosevelt, and reform. The speaker criticizes Taft for veto power and distrust of the people while praising initiative and referendum.

Chicago Roosevelt Bryan Taft South Nebraska Baltimore Baltimore Wall Street Kendrick Fahey Congress Bob Jn Mollette Wyoming Wilson Theer Europe

Prosperous Wyoming Drives UP Business Rise

Union Pacific officials report Wyoming division profits up nearly twenty five percent as crops boom statewide. Superintendent Jeffers says the region enjoys one of its best prosperity periods, with freight cars in full service to handle heightened demand across Wyoming and beyond.

Wyoming Union Pacific Railroad Jeffers Union Pacific Cheyenne Ogden Viah

Assault with axe rocks elderly Washoe woman at home

Bept 20 Rawlins Wyoming Special to The Landers Mrs B A Higgins 78 was attacked last night in her north Rawlins home by Frank Wigfall a black ex convict with no state penitentiary rape terms. He broke in at 11 pm threatened death if she cried his axe within reach. He fled about 4 am and a posse and trains are being searched. If captured he faces severe mob sentiment.

Landers Rawlins Wyo B. A. Higgins Frank Wletfall State Penitentiary Wigfall

Labor union official rebuts Warren labor record

A. C. Morgan vice president of District 22 UMWA answers Senator Warren’s labor friendly image in the Wyoming Labor Journal. He argues labor committees influence bills and cites the sixteen hour railroad rule, La Follette and Brandegee amendments, warning of misuse of “emergency” to extend work. He asserts labor interests shape passage and questions Warren’s voting.

A. C. Morgan United Mine Workers of America Wyoming Labor Journal Senator Warren Warren Mr. Morgan Labor Organized Labor of Wyoming Legislative Committee American Federation of Labor F. F E. Warren Congress Friends Brandegee Save

Fifty Five Conversions By Captain Wolfe in Cheyenne Campaign

Salvation Army campaigner Captain J. M. Wolfe led two weeks of revival in Cheyenne resulting in fifty five conversions among laborers and soldiers from Fort D. A. Russell. Local officer Captain Chesham noted a prominent Cheyenne businessman and a minister's son among the new converts as Wolfe moves on to Salt Lake City and the Pacific coast for winter campaigns.

Cap. Wolfe Salvation Army J. M. Wolfe Chicago Cheyenne Captain Wolfe Salt Lake City Utah Wolfe Fort D. A. Rusell Chesham Dale

September Breaks Weather Records in Cheyenne

R Q Grant of the U S Weather Bureau in Cheyenne notes September set rainfall, snowfall, and coldness records. Temperatures ranged eight degrees above normal early, then eleven below average for most of the month. Rainfall reached 3.02 inches, near four inches, as unseasonable warmth and a sharp cold snap dominated.

Cheyenne R. Q. Grant United States Weather Bureau Kiebline Frant Kichiine Kiehiine Wall Grant

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William J. Bryan Republican Party Mittee Republican National Committee Kaiser Aer Taft William Jennings. Bryan U.P Washington, D. C E. A. Higgins John Ask Sherie Bessie Martin South Side St. John’s Hospital John Ash Elehth William Joat State Humane Sociery Frank Rose Jall Reasie Martin St. John’s Hosptal Yeatere Tlarry G. Werr Alate Nae The Humane Society Ash Kerr Kimselfe Rigdon Roach Miners
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