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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1912

Page

8

Local Women's Club Activities span meetings and charity events

The Help One Another club gathered at Mrs A W Bristol’s Hast Twenty-first Street home with twenty attendees, sewing and jelly samples on display. Mrs Daerresen contributed items, and future meetings will discuss table manners and recipes. Other groups met for cards, church suppers, and charitable planning, with details of hosts, venues, and upcoming events.

A. W. Bristol Mre Daerresen Philip Brown Bristol Hi Mrs. Brown Mrs. Sell the Baptist Church Gust Swanson East Twenty-first Street

Methodist Aid Society Plans November Bazaar

The Methodist Aid Society met in church parlors with Mrs Arthur Forbes and Mrs P B Wilson as hostesses. They held regular business and discussed plans for a bake sale or bazaar in November. Refreshments were served and a social hour followed.

Methodist Aid Society Arthur Forbes P. B. Wilson

Gov Wilson Heads on 4586 Mile Western Campaign

Governor Wilson begins a cross country trip from Princeton New Jersey covering Indiana Illinois Nebraska Colorado Kansas Missouri and Ohio. He plans speeches in each state and will appear with William J Bryan in Nebraska and Champ Clark in Missouri. He will be away over a week from New York.

Princeton N. J Wilson Denver New York

Sherman Co Faces Question Over Liquid Veneer

A terse note questions the Sherman Company's stance on Liquid Veneer and whether authorities advised cutting off the steam, avoiding window opening practices amid warm conditions.

The Sherman Co

Morgan Testimony Details 1904 Oil Fund Contributions

The hearing reveals John D. Morgan admitting two 1904 contributions to the Republican campaign totaling 150000 dollars. He says the first went to Cornelius Bliss as treasurer and the second through the national committee to the New York state committee. He also notes a 1908 30000 dollar payment to Sheldon and denies preconvention or 1908 congressional fund activity. He suspects the 50000 may be part of the Harriman New York fund.

Roosevelt Cornelius N. Bliss Republican Committee Morgan Bilas O'Dell National Committee New York State Committee Congressional Campaign Clapp Sheldon Congressional Fund Fightin Paynter Mr. Morgan Harriman

Tribune praises La Follette's political overhaul plan

The article discusses Wisconsin Senator Robert La Follette as he promotes cleansing his party from within. It notes his Sept. 14 magazine editorial attacking Senator Francis E. Warren and endorsing a Collier piece on Warren's alleged crookedness.

la Follette Iavasla Francis E. Warren Collier Warren Wyomley Tribune Aldrich Senate

Warren and the railroad interests in congressional record

The piece accuses Warren of siding with railroad and financial interests against public rights and tariff reform. It portrays Warren as aligned with Wall Street and the New England oligarchy, aiming to protect subsidies and money power over the common good. It predicts Wilton’s victory in Illinois, shifting the state back to the Democratic fold.

Warren Etomine Avery Critien Senate Union Pacific Old Guard New England Republican Party Wall Street Money Trust Aldrich Wyoming United States Wilton Miinois

Wilson Seen as Dominant Candidate In Field

The piece argues Gov. Wilson is the major Democratic force, likely carrying Republican counties in the north around Will and McHenry, while southern counties stay Democratic. It emphasizes workers backing the Democrats and critiques Republicans for not protecting wage rights and home safety, urging workers to unite behind Wilson.

Wilson Will McHenry Sangamon Democratic Party Republican Progressive Party Republican Party

Destructive City Fire Wounds Two Firemen

A major basement blaze injures two firefighters including Lt. McCleave who was overcome by smoke but saved and resumed duties after being rescued. Chief Taylor notes flooring weakness near the press area while braces are installed to prevent sinking. Investigators seek cause as alarm boxes triggered false alerts.

Atroum Taylor Central Avenue McCleave I T

Fall From Horse Kills Lieutenant in Yellowstone

Fort Yellowstone Wyoming October 3 Lieutenant Robert Louis Lounsberry 28 a quartermaster First Cavalry was thrown from a horse and killed while riding to the target grounds for a steeplechase A troop horse behind frightened ran away colliding with Lounsberrys mount he fell onto a bed of boulders and died instantly He had married Florence Marl of Lake Mille Wisconsin three months earlier.

Fort Yellowstone Wyo Robert Louisberry Quartermaster First Cavalry Lounsberry Florence Marl Lake Mille Wis

Masterpiece Stolen From Italian Church AID

Piacenza Italy Oct 3 The oval Madonna of the Rosary painting by Gaul vanished from the Church of St John last night along with jewels and votive offerings of gold and silver. The work was reportedly valued after J Pierpont Morgan offered 20000.

Piacenza Italy Gaul J. Pierpont Morgan Church of St. John

Lefty Louie Rosenberg Confesses to Father in Gambler Slaying

New York report says Louis Rosenberg alias Lefty Louie confessed to his father Jacob Rosenberg, a flour merchant, detailing his role in the July 16 Rosenthal murder. Estranged for over a year, the gunman allegedly broke down in jail, sought forgiveness, and disclosed all.

New York Lefty Louie” Rosenberg Herman Rosenthal Jacob Rosenberg Rosenberg Louis East Side Lotty Louis

Wilson Advocates Conservation Of Human Life In Congress

President Wilson addressing the National Conservation congress declared the United States is finishing its government and that most well governed cities lie abroad while the worst governed are in America. He urged a new focus on conserving human life.

Inlianapolis Ind Woodrow Wilson National Conservation Congress Wilson United States America

Old Officers Wyoming Children's Society Named

Rev. Frank L. Moore and Dr. Ellen J. Werlaufer attended a Wheatland trustees meeting for the Wyoming Children's Home Society. Moore was re-elected president, C. Artist treasurer, Hildur Dillon secretary, and Alice Jewell named superintendent replacing resigned George L. Mills. Forty five children were cared for last year.

Frank L. Moore Ellen J. Werlaufer Wheatland Wyoming Children’s Home Society Cheyenne C. . Artist Hildur Dillon Alice Jewell George L. Mills Jewell

Soldier Hurt in Bad Fight at Sixteenth and Carey

Three men named Canterbury Meyers and Donovan were involved in a late night fight at Sixteenth and Carey Avenue. Meyers was badly cut about the head and his right hand. his hand also broke a window during the altercation. All three were arrested and Meyers received medical attention from Dr. Henneberry.

Sixteenth and Carey Avenue Canterbury Meyers Donovan Henneberry

Convicts From Rawlins Penitentiary Speak On Lynching

Five prisoners from the Rawlins state pen named Wigfall as the lynching victim described in a Douglas incident. Guards and inmates discuss the event noting all were present in the yard when the hanging occurred and several inmates claim limited knowledge of the act.

Rawlins Guard Smith Cheyenne Douglas Penitentiary Roy Jacobs Sid Pérl Conroy

Helen Goulds Car In Serious Wreck In New York State

In Wende Station near Buffalo three believed fatally injured and several others seriously hurt when a West Shore passenger train collided with a freight train. Helen Gould and Miss Gould survived unhurt in the private car. eight injured transported to emergency hospital and ten to Batavia.

Buffalo West Shore Wende Station Here Batavia Catherine Fylan San Francisco Cal Helen Gould Chicago

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