Tribune Praises La Follette Honest Purpose and Courage
The Tribune editorial commends Wisconsin Senator La Follette for honesty and good judgment, noting his progressiveness and within party battles. It credits his perseverance, within GOP ranks, for gaining influence and condemns those forming a reform movement seeking a new party.
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Thanksgiving turkey prices rise in Cheyenne markets
Farmers and poultry dealers warn Thanksgiving dinners will cost more as demand surges and supply strains appear. Local markets report strong orders from cities, while buyers hope for ample local supply despite higher prices and scarce choice fowls.
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Thomas Feverley
Fort Russell hailed as ideal post under new commander
General Clarence Edwards arrives to take command at Fort Russell Cheyenne officials greet him praising the post as ideal with plans to designate it as either an infantry or cavalry brigade post. Edwards notes department will keep Fort Russell from being abandoned and highlights favorable climate and location. His wife remains in Dobbe Merry due to altitude health concerns.
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Eight Die As Springfield Express Wrecks Near West Port
Eight people die after the Springfield Express crosses over from one track to another west of West Port Connecticut. The high speed engine derails into a ditch and the wreckage catches fire. Five of the dead are women in the first Pullman coach. the others include the engineer and firemen. Separately in Pittsburgh a Pennsylvania train strikes an automobile killing five passengers.
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Wyoming Weather Forecast Variant
The Weather Bureau reports fair Friday with local rain. Snow and strong winds not expected. Friday night or Saturday may bring showers in the north, while southern Wyoming remains fair.
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Governor Carey Critiques Wyoming Delegation At Overflow Meeting
Governor Carey spoke to over 700 crowded residents in Lyman urging Wyoming leaders to push constructive federal policy. He criticized the state delegation for inaction and praised Warren’s defense as evasive while calling for action on land and post office legislation to spur farming and settlement.
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Aviator Dies After 2000 Foot Spiral Descent
Chan F Walsh of San Diego California dies in a biplane crash at the fair grounds in Trenton New Jersey while performing a spiral descent. He was 25 and his upper wing loosened causing a fatal plunge after starting about two thousand feet up.
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California
Train Vote Favors Wilson in Burlington Straw Poll
A straw poll conducted on a Burlington train between Sheridan and Alliance Nebraska shows Wilson with 62 votes, Roosevelt 30, Taft 12. At a Denver University club meeting a straw poll of 110 attendees favored Woodrow Wilson with 71 votes.
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One Big Candidate In Field In Chicago Campaign
Political observers weigh Wilson Roosevelt and Taft as contenders in a wide field. The piece notes Wilson's strength and organization, Roosevelt's enthusiasm, and the shifting electoral landscape amid party strength in Illinois and national trends.
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Two Firemen Hurt In Destructive Cheyenne Printing Fire
Fire damaged the Cheyenne Printing Co at 101 West Seventeenth last night causing thousands in damage. Captain William Willoughby and Lieutenant McCleave were injured. Willoughby fell from a ladder and sustained a deep head wound while McCleave was dragged from the basement amid smoke. Fire Chief Edward Taylor called the blaze mysterious and difficult to locate, with heavy paper stock and machinery damaged by water. The alarm came from Fred Roedel, who ran a store next to the building. Firemen forced entry through front and rear doors and chopped through the floor to attack the flames in the rear basement. Continued on Page 8.
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Taft Loses California Ballot Access Without Election
California voters pledged to Taft cannot appear on the November ballot by nomination or petition. The state supreme court ruled the convention and primary law invalid for Taft supporters, leaving Taft electors unable to appear unless a write-in vote is used. Taft leaders contemplate possible legal challenges to the primary law.
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Morgan testifies on oil fund contributions by Morgan
T Pierpont Morgan tells the senate campaign contributions committee he gave 150000 to the last two Republican presidential campaigns and 100000 not tied to any candidate. He states no contact with candidates and that Morgan & Company never made subscriptions with promises. Roosevelt and a 100000 standard donation are questioned.
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