Tribune praises La Follette honesty and resolve in party battles
The Tribune editorial lauds Senator La Follette of Wisconsin for honesty and strong convictions within the Republican ranks. It notes his courage to denounce rot and his success in gaining influence by fighting within his party, opposing new party schemes and reform dissent. Continued on page 8.
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Thanksgiving turkey prices soar in Cheyenne markets
Farmers and poultry dealers warn Thanksgiving dinners will cost more as demand rises. Scarcity of choice fowl is blamed, though some say supply may increase. local markets already see orders from distant cities and grocerymen note slim margins for turkey sales while other poultry gains popularity.
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Cheyenne
Thomas Feverley
Fort Russell The Army’s Strongest Post Hopeful Under Edwards
General Clarence Edwards arrives to assume command at Fort Russell Cheyenne and vows the War Department will not abandon the post He says it will likely become either an infantry or cavalry brigade post and praises the location climate and military setup The general notes his wife will remain in Dobbs Merry N J for health reasons and that his tenure should elevate Fort Russell to a premier army post in the United States
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Wreck of Springfield Express Kills Eight at West Port
Eight people die when the Springfield Express second section wrecks west of West Port Connecticut after the engine fails to switch tracks. Five of the victims are women in the first Pullman coach. The engineer and firemen are among the dead as wreckage and fire complicate the scene. In Pittsburg, another crash leaves five passengers dead when a Pennsylvania passenger train hits an automobile.
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Weather Forecast for Wyoming Now Available
The Weather Washington reports Wyoming will see fair conditions Friday with local rain in places. Friday night or Saturday may bring rain in the north while the south remains fair.
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Wyoming
Governor Critiques Wyoming Delegation in Address
Governor Carey spoke to over 700 people in LYMAN Wyoming criticizing the state’s delegation in Congress. He urged productive federal action focused on land and infrastructure to benefit farmers and settlers, contrasting Wyoming’s record with Idaho Senator Piers.
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Hills
Aviator Dies In 2000 Foot Descent At Trenton Fair
Chan F Walsh, 25, native of San Diego, fell two thousand feet during a spiral in a biplane at the Trenton fair grounds. The front of his aircraft pointed downward as the upper wing loosened. Walsh died instantly with numerous injuries.
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California
Train Vote in Favor of Wilson at Burlington Straw Poll
A straw vote on a Burlington railway line between Sheridan and Alliance shows Wilson leading with 62 votes, Roosevelt 30, Taft 12. At a Denver University club meeting a straw poll among 110 attendees produced 70 votes for Woodrow Wilson for president.
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One Big Candidate In Field In Election Outlook
Political writers weigh Wilson Roosevelt and Taft amid shifting allegiances. The piece notes Wilson’s strong campaign, Roosevelt’s enthusiasm and organization, and a Democratic rise while Republicans and Progressives show mixed strength as the election outlook unfolds.
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Gov. Wilson
Firemen Hurt In Destructive Cheyenne Printing Co Fire
Two firefighters sustain injuries in a large blaze at the Cheyenne Printing Company at 101 West Seventeenth. Captain William Willoughby falls from a ladder and Lieutenant McCleave is dragged from the basement as crews battle fire and smoke. The cause is undetermined, with heavy damage to stock, presses, and paper and significant water damage to machinery. Fire Chief Edward Taylor coordinates a rear attack after entry difficulties.
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Taft Loses California Ballot Access By Court Ruling
In San Francisco on October 4 a California Supreme Court decision bars electors pledged to Taft from appearing on the November ballot by nomination or petition. The ruling declares the Sacramento convention as the only duly appointed Republican convention, leaving Taft supporters to consider challenging the state primary law. Milton L. Schmitt notes most Taft voters in California may favor Wilson.
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Morgan testifies to $180000 oil fund donations
Senate campaign contributions hearing records T Pierpont Morgan confirming he gave $150000 to the 1904 and $150000 to the 1900 campaigns and denying any expectation of return. He states Morgan & Co never made subscriptions with promises and Roosevelt is set as tomorrow’s principal witness.
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