Sunshine Society and Women’s Clubs Meet in City
Various women’s clubs held meetings at the library and homes. Resignations of treasurer Mrs. Gilland and secretary Mrs. Harris were accepted. Mrs. Newlin and Mrs. Hoffine elected to fill terms. Federation delegates chosen for October in the city, with social plans for the next meeting October 22 at Mrs. Wheeler’s home.
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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 Circle Event Plans and Ladies Auxiliary Meetings
Local religious groups announce meetings across churches. Methodist Aid hosts a Thursday afternoon gathering in church parlors with Mrs Forbes and Mrs Wilson. Congregational Teachers Banquet set for Thursday evening. Presbyterian Aid meets with Mrs Samuel Corson Friday afternoon. Jewish Ladies Circle gathers with Mesdames Sam and Hugo Obenstein at 115 East Twenty second Street for a bazaar on October 10 and 11 at Keefe hall. Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys meets Thursday afternoon at 2310 Carey Avenue with Mrs D J OConnell and Mrs Frank Tallmire. B Y P U plans a Halloween progressive dinner after a Friday evening meeting. Q O A of the Baptist church met with Miss Marjorie Whipple for a planned event.
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Sam and
Hugo Obenstein
East Twenty-second Street
Keefe Hall
Q. O. A. of the Baptist Church
Marjorie Whipple
Hallowe'en
Buecesa
Altar and Rosary Society of St
Spiced Fig Preparation Note
Fragmentary recipe instructions describe soaking spiced figs with seven pounds of dm eight percent pounds of gugey and one quart of vinegar. The mixture is salted and boiled with water for half an hour before adding to ayrun.
Poll of Republican Papers Confesses Wilson Lead
A Cheyenne poll of 690 voters across occupations shows Wilson leading Taft and Roosevelt. Miners, railroad workers, and Swedish farmers in Cheyenne area express strong Wilson support while Taft sentiment grows among Republican leaders.
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Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Thomas Gibson
Wyoming Coal Miners’ Associations
Fahey
Congress
Charles Carlsen
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
Hoogevelt
Voters Split Over Roosevelt and Wilson Alignments
The piece notes that many Republicans in the state favor progressives and would back Wilson over Roosevelt if the Progressive ticket differed. It cites potential gains for Taft’s rivals and Treated public land policy as a factor in losing Republican support for Roosevelt.
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Republlican
Mr. Roosevelt
la Follette
Taft
Mundreda
Wilson
Roosevelt
T. Rowland
Herald Gives the Nation to Wilson
New York Herald survey shows Wilson leading in nine of eleven straw states including New York and New Jersey, with Taft and Roosevelt trailing. Across states near the northern border farmers oppose Taft, while Indiana and Illinois offer close struggles as 200000 new voters loom in the West and Northwest.
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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 Victs Him of Crimes
Gov Carey asserts Warren's defense proves criminal conduct. He cites state machine control of the Republican Party and alleges Warren and Mondell participated in the steal at the National Republican convention. Collier's Weekly is cited as support.
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Francis Bd. Warren
Campigns
Ele
Collier's Weekly
Warren
Gov. Carey
Osivr
Republican Party
Mondell
Taft W
Warren’s Public Ledger Under Fire in Wyoming Tribune
Readers are urged to view Warren’s defense as printed in the Wyoming Tribune. The piece argues he misappropriated nearly 20 million dollars from the U S treasury and used dummy appointments to fund clerks, with perjury alleged to cover the scheme. It notes Warren denies salary as governor while drawing U S Senate pay and mentions a conscience fund for repenting taxpayers.
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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 stirs industrial club to action
A Cheyenne Industrial Club report urges investigation of nearby oil indications seen on a field visit. Fred Hofmann cites oil sand and shale near the city as justification to promote prospecting. An auto tour is planned to recruit citizen involvement and assess feasibility of forming a company.
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Cheyenne
Board of Trustees
Fred Hofmann
Industrial Club
Laramie County
Dynamite Trial Jury Selection Begins in Indianapolis
The dynamite conspiracy case against 46 remaining defendants moves toward trial before Federal Judge Anderson. Key figures include Frank M. Ryan and the McNamara brothers. several defendants were removed or absent, with about 400 witnesses expected. Veniremen were examined by Senator Kern, William Harding, and District Attorney Miller.
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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 Datch Lunches
An OCR fragment lists locations Tivoli Rathskeller and Carey Ave with notes on Mexican chili and lunches. Details are incomplete, but the item appears to be a brief listing of eateries or a directory line.
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Carey Ave
Kelley
O'Brien to be Reappointed to Cheyenne Police Force
Cheyenne officers expect Jack O'Brien to be rehired by Mayor Breanahan after an inquiry into his graft charge dismissal. O'Brien previously helped arrest Jake Sherley in the Brighton murder case, a move that led to Chief Schoel's suspension and later reinstatement.
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Jack O’brien
Jack O'Brien
Cheyenne
Nimmo
Breanahen
O'Brien
Fresnahen
Jake Sherley
Brighton
Colo
Denver Post
Sherley
Schoel
Cocaine Ring Suppressed as Cheyenne Police Arrest Leader
Cheyenne police under Chief Schoel arrest Justice A. R. Taylor a Black restaurant operator who ran a cocaine network selling wholesale and retail. Seventeen boxes of cocaine and over $160 are found. Taylor is fined 100 and sentenced to sixty days in jail. Authorities say further arrests will follow as they pursue evidence to convict other sellers.
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Cheyenne
Schoel
Snow
A. R. Taylor
Taylor
Wellnitz
Stitt
Stitts
School
Rawlins Fiend Caught in Wyoming Arrest
Frank Wigtall accused of assaulting 71 year old Mrs Higgins Sunday night was captured at Ft Steele this afternoon and brought to Rawlins on No 3 by Justice Sager. Word of his arrival reached Rawlins after he had been 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 on road course
Milwaukee report says David Hruce Brown and mechanician Tony Scudalari die or fatally injured after Brown's Fiat suffers a tire blowout on the new road course. Scudalari is crushed and expected to die. Brown, a top New York sportsman, had entered the Vanderbilt Cup eve race. Fostoria report adds Congressmen Carl Anderson killed in automobile accident near here.
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Milwaukee
David Hruce Brown
New York
Tony Scudalari
Brown
Scudalari
Murphy Sidelined Dix as Mack Emerged in Gubernatorial Race
Elimination day at the Syracuse Democratic convention centered on three gubernatorial candidates Victor Dowling Glinn and Sulzer with a possible Mack compromise candidacy surfacing. Murphy and Tammany leaders will test delegate sentiment Thursday as Dix’s opposition is deemed too broad.
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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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