Sunshine Society and Women’s Clubs Gather for Meetings
The Sunshine Society met at the library for a routine business session resignations and new officers were elected. Women’s clubs including Shakespeare and the Friday groups held practice and social gatherings with plans for federation events and upcoming drills at member homes.
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Sunshine Society
George Gilland
Clarence H. Harris
J. C. Newlin
Mra. Hoffine
Mra. Gilland
Lilia Palmer
J. Ross Carpenter
Gilford
W.W. Buavsells
Bussells
Harry L. Crain
O. W. Wheeler
Crain
Mesdames Crain
Wheeler
Guy
Newlin
Hoffine
Palmer
Busselle
Church and club notices from local parlor meetings
Methodists and Presbyterians plan Thursday and Friday gatherings in church parlors. Congregational teachers hold a Thursday evening banquet. Jewish and Catholic groups meet at homes to discuss bazaars and fundraisers with events slated for October 10 and 11 at Keefe hall. A Baptist Y P U business meeting and a Wiling Workers gathering are noted with hosting addresses.
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Congregational
Sam and
Hugo Obenstein
East Twenty-second Street
Keefe Hall
H. P. UU
Spiced Figs and Dill Pickle Method
Instructions describe soaking figs with spices and alcohol blend, then simmering vegetables with salt water. Includes quantities seven pounds of dm eight percent, seven pounds of gugey and one quart vinegar. Process mentions combining, salting, and cooking for half an hour before adding to ayrun.
Polls Hint Wilson Leads In Wyoming Race
A Cheyenne test poll of 690 voters shows Wilson ahead Taft and Roosevelt with strong labor support for Wilson. Rail workers and miners report favorable views of Wilson, while Taft sentiment grows among Republicans. The campaign notes Warren leads in the state GOP, and Hopking says Wyoming Democrats lean progressive with Wilson’s nomination likely to boost their ticket.
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Wilson
Cheyenne
Taft
Roosevelt
Thomas Gibson
Wyoming Coal Miners’ Associations
Fahey
Congress
Charles Carlsen
Pine Bluffs
Hoogevelt
Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
Francis E. Warren
Frank W. Mandell
Cyrus Beard
United States
G. Hopking
Wyoming
Carey
Progressive Wing Shifts GOP Support in Wisconsin
A reader notes that most Republican voters favor Progressives and would back Roosevelt only if the party nominated a stronger reform candidate. Many Progressives plan to vote for Wilson, seeing him more progressive than Roosevelt, while Taft faces defections from the state. Rowland cites land policy as a key factor in Roosevelt's waning GOP support.
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Republlican
Mr. Roosevelt
la Follette
Taft
Mundreda
Wilson
Roosevelt
T. Rowland
Herald Gives the Nation to Wilson
New York Herald reports Democratic momentum nationwide 82 days before election. Straw votes show Wilson leading in nine of eleven states with New Jersey and New York in his column while Taft trails, Bull Moose strength centered in Connecticut and Pennsylvania. Indiana Illinois remain contested, and Washington may hinge on 200000 new voters.
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New York
Hull Moore
New York Herald
Connecticut
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Wyoming
Wilson
Taft
Debs
Old New England
Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New England
Tilinois
Bull Moose
Montana
Talo
Oregon
Washington
Warren's Answer Con Vics Him of Crimes Says Gov Carey
Governor Carey declares Warren guilty of crimes in a public address touching national Republican politics. He asserts conditions mirrored in other states and alleges party machine influence culminating in Taft's nomination with support from Senator Warren and Representative Mondell.
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Warren
Gov. Carey
Osivr
Republican Party
Mondell
Taft W
Collier's Weekly
Warren’s public life under fire over alleged misappropriation
The Wyoming Tribune reports a harsh critique of Warren’s conduct alleging he diverted nearly $20,000,000 from U.S. Treasury through dummy appointments and salaries paid to Cheyenne employees. Warren defends actions as necessary to fulfill duties as senator while denying governor salary overlaps. The piece notes a conscience fund tied to repaid funds and questions perjury and misappropriation.
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Warren
Colliers
New York Times
Ite
la Follette
Fiagaslie
Ant Overs
Wyroning Tribune
United States Treasury
Cheyenne
United States Senate
United States
Dutien Ng
Treasury of
Treasury of the
Oil Near City Spurs Industrial Club Action
The Cheyenne Industrial Club plans an auto tour to inspect promising oil indications near the city. Fred Hofmann reports potential field development could boost local industry, with trustees urged to support prospecting and possible company formation.
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Fred Hofmann
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Dynamite Trial Jury Selection Begins in Indianapolis
Jury selection started for the dynamite conspiracy trial involving 46 defendants linked to attacks on non union employers. Judge Anderson presides with witnesses expected from up to 400 potential jurors. defendants Ortier McManigal and McNamara figures face absence or pleas. Kern Harding defense and Miller government scrutinize venire.
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Iniianapolis
Twn
Anderson
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Ortier
McManigal
John
James McNamara
Kern
William Harding
Miller
Tivoli Rathskeller and Carey Avenue Eatery Feature
Readable notes describe a Tivoli Rathskeller location on Carey Avenue offering genuline Mexican chili and lunch dishes. The item reads as a brief local business notice with mentions of a cafe setting and Mexican chili offerings.
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Carey Ave
O'Brien to Be Reappointed to Cheyenne Police Force
Discharged officer Jack O'Brien is expected to be reappointed by Acting Mayor Nimmo with Mayor Breanahen noting the move after investigation. O'Brien had been dismissed on a graft charge following his arrest of Jake Sherley in the Brighton murder case, a trip made with Chief Schoel who was suspended but later reinstated.
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Jack O'Brien
Cheyenne
Nimmo
Breanahen
O'Brien
Fresnahen
Jake Sherley
Brighton
Colo
Denver Post
Sherley
Schoel
Cocaine Ring Suppressed in Cheyenne 3 Arrests Made
Cheyenne police under Chief Schoel intensify crackdown on cocaine traffic. Justice A R Taylor, a Black restaurant operator, arrested with 17 boxes of cocaine and $160 cash. fined 100 and sentenced to 60 days. He claimed another Black man named Stitt had sold him the business and supplied ready buyers. Authorities vow further arrests and evidence gathering to end the wholesale sales.
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Cheyenne
Schoel
Snow
A. R. Taylor
Taylor
Wellnitz
Stitt
Stitts
School
Rawlins Fiend Caught In Jail Rawlins
Frank Wigtall accused of assaulting 71 year old Mrs Higgins in Rawlins Wyoming was captured at Ft Steele and brought to Rawlins on No 3 by Justice Sager The arrest followed a late discovery of his arrival after he was placed in jail.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Frank Wigtall
Higgins
Ft. Steele
Justice Sager
Mio
Fm Jati
Noted racer killed as two autoists die in turn of road race
Milwaukee report says David Hruce Brown a New York sportsman died after his Fiat hit a ditch and crashed into a fence on the Vanderbilt Cup course. Mechanician Tony Scudalari was fatally injured and may die. Brown had aimed for the Grand Prix race after two prior showings. A separate Ohio dispatch reports Congressman Carl Anderson of Fostoria killed when his automobile overturned near here.
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Milwaukee
David Hruce Brown
New York
Tony Scudalari
Brown
Scudalari
Fostoria
Ohio
Carl Anderson
Murphy Silent on Nominee as Tammany Weighs Three Choices
Elimination day at the Syracuse Democratic convention centers on Justice Victor Dowling Martin Glinn and Congressman Sulzer as Tammany Hall leaders weigh a compromise with former National Chairman Mack and test delegate sentiment before Thursday’s nominating session Murphy signals an unbossed party while Dix is effectively sidelined by opposition who cannot be ignored
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Syracust
N. Y
Charles W. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Victor J. Dowling
New York
Martin H. Glinn
Albany
Congress
Sulzer
Mack
Murphy
Tammany
Dix
Alton B. Parker
Ogerman
All-Organization
Thone
Parker
Permnent
Frank H. Mott
Jamestown
O'Gorman
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