Carey Back Kendrick Clark for Progressive Tickets
Former Governor Joseph M. Carey declares for Democratic nominees John B. Kendrick for U.S. Senate and John D. Clark for the House. He argues Kendrick and Clark embody progressive principles and cites past governors winning Senate seats while in office as precedent. He plans to campaign upon return, noting constitutional doubts are unfounded.
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Aggies Defeat Cowboys 40 to 0 in Opening Game
Fort Collins report on September 30 details Colorado Ageles overpowering Wyoming Cowboys 40 to 0. Key Wyoming players Gulliver Craig Talbert Wilcox and Captain May led defense and offense while Colorado fans unleashed loud, pep-filled support for their team.
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Ownership Change at Cheyenne State Leader
The editor and business manager announce they have bought the financial interests of John B Kendrick J Ross Carpenter and other stockholders in the State Leader. Kendrick Carpenter and others withdraw from all stock or policy influence while Burketh SencLata editor and Ek A Swezer business manager take control. They pledge support for the Democratic Party and the reelection of President Wilson.
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Cheyenne
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Sheep With Strange Disease Escapes Here
Dr J R Millard secretary of the state board of sheep commissioners reports a sheep from the northern part of the state escaped yesterday from his back yard after being cared for as he studied a strange disease. He asks anyone with information to help locate the animal.
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Trials of Babbitt for Ballot Fraud Opens This Week
Courts resume for fall terms with the notable trial of Orren Babbitt, ex Republican sheriff nominee, set for Wednesday in district court before Judge Montier. Arthur Snook, who admits manipulating ballots, accuses Babbitt of aiming to defeat Democratic candidate Pat Moyes. Also on Tuesday, Cheyenne grocer John J. Perking faces a statutory charge in a separate case as docket calls proceed.
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Meatless Day Urged by London Food Prices Committee
The London Daily Chronicle reports a food prices committee proposal for a weekly meatless day for most workers. It also urges faster merchant expansion and public control of essential food prices.
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Wyoming Weather Forecast Showers Likely Monday
Forecast calls for showers across Wyoming with a cloudy, cooler Monday. South Wyoming may see stronger showers and cooler temperatures.
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Tyeh Cooley Bundey
Wyoming Troops Arrive In Excellent Shape At Camp Deming
Special to the State from Deming New Mexico September 30 Wyoming battalions leaving Cheyenne arrived safely at Camp Deming in fine condition none reported sick or injured and spirits high. They join the Arkansas regiment as neighbors and prepare for canvas lodgings showers and latrines. Commanded by Col Bal Glepn of the 18th United States infantry they join the fourth brigade army. Weather is ideal with cooler nights and no contagion feared as work begins cutting grass building mess facilities and sanitary water delivery.
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Bremen Sub Captured Report Reaches Washington
Unofficial but credible sources claim the German submarine Preman was captured three weeks ago near the Great Britain windward area. American German agents say the vessel will soon appear in New London, Connecticut, as they remain confident of its capture on the high seas.
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Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Imperial Valley
Reports from Centro and nearby towns in the Imperial Valley say yesterday's tremor was light with no damage. The quake was also felt in San Diego, registered by the Polar Observatory, and described as distant with faint seismic activity.
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G O P Auxiliary Plans Cheyenne Arrival For Final Appeal
Leaders Mrs Inez Mulholland Bossevain and Mrs Harriott Blatch delay Sheridan trip and will travel to Cheyenne next Saturday to present a final appeal for the auxiliary. State Federation of Women’s clubs had indicated tolerance of partisan politics, quashing the Sheridan visit plan.
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Wilson decries G O P success as danger of war in New York speech
President Wilson denounces the Republican party to a New York gathering and warns that a GOP victory in November could draw the nation into European conflict. He contrasts Democrats with Progressives and presses for specific policy details from Hughes on tariff Mexico and the eight hour law. Also, Mrs Marshall, wife of the vice president, is reported ill in Elauart with suspected pneumonia.
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Tremendous Teuton Victory Rumors Spread of Major German Gains
General Von Mackenson reportedly split forces to strike near Her mannstadt and Rothenburg pass, capturing Rothenburg and pressing on Romanian forces. Berlin claims Allied setbacks on the Somme, while it cites large German booty and 86 000 prisoners.
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U S Plans Stand On German Plunder Issue
The State Department warned that American ships face danger from German submarine warfare and stated the German attack on neutrality could revive the dispute. It noted about three hundred ships have sunk since June 1, with no current indication Germany will violate the U S neutral shipping agreement.
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Gen Elliott Cowes Ends Bid as Roosevelt Backs Hughes
Charleston West Virginia reports General Elliott Cowes withdraws from presidential race rumors as Theodore Roosevelt reappears in Michigan to back candidate Hughes. Do Alcott of West Virginia sends a letter saying he cannot join the reactionary Republican camp.
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Dubois predicts Wilson reelection in strong state support
Senator Dubois told Cheyenne reporters he is confident of President Wilson’s re election citing wide support in the West. He praised Wyoming and Idaho delegates for backing the administration and warned of a late surge in votes as the nation heads toward November.
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