Wyoming State Fair Exhibits Impress Despite Gaps
The Wyoming State fair closed with strong exhibits from new counties Washakie and Niobrara showing irrigation and dry farming success. Outstanding apples from the Big Horn country and Ed ward Young of Lander set pace. The state farm, government display near Cheyenne, and Lander’s farm products marked notable progress. continued coverage promised on page eight.
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Carey
Douglas
Washakie
Niobrara
Iowa
Edward Young
Lander
Young
Wheatland
Leon
State Experiment Farm
Cheyenne
Gordon
Josor
Cowboy author Lighton tours Wyoming and plans serial
William R. Lighton author of Billy Fortune visits Paine Walter in Cheyenne with artist Arthur Cahill for a weekend trip to Lusk. Cahill will illustrate drawings for Lighton’s forthcoming novel The Man Who Week to be serialized in Sunset Magazine and appear in the Saturday Evening Pow. The Wyoming focus and plans for publication are emphasized.
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William R. Lighton
Billy Fortune
Paine Wwatel
Mire. Lighton
Arthur Cahill
Cheyenne
Lusk
McSunset Magasine
Humber
Wyoming
Cail
Lighten
Asa
Treasury Faces Dilemma Over New Tariff Provision
Officials wrestle with the 6 percent import duty cut for goods on American ships amid treaty constraints and potential revenue loss. The issue could reach President Wilson and the Supreme Court, affecting nations with and without guaranteed equal treatment. Also notes New York warehouse receipts rise after closing with 920000 and about four thousand withdrawals.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
United States
America
Wilson
McReynolds
United States Supreme Court
Sulzer Plans Full Public Disclosure of His Story
Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer aims to tell his full narrative to the public while avoiding cross examination on portions. If his lawyers press to curb sworn testimony he may issue a newspaper statement covering the barred sections, delivering his entire account from the witness stand.
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Albany
Sulzer
Grand jury drawn to probe dynamite case in Indianapolis
The U S grand jury venue for the November term was drawn by Federal Judge A B Anderson. It will convene November 11 to examine the dynamite conspiracy and the confession of George K B Davin Allan George Donnell arrested in New York. Juror names were not released.
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Indianapolis
United States Grand Jury
A. B. Anderson
George KB. Davin
Allan George Donnell
New York
Underwood to Seek Senate Seat for Alabama
Washington reports Oscar Underwood Democratic House leader and author of the tariff bill will seek the United States Senate seat from Alabama to succeed the late Senator Johnston. He plans to make a formal announcement tonight outlining his candidacy and its implications for his presidential prospects.
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Washington
Oecar
Demeratic House
United States Senate
Alabama
Johnuaton
Underwood
Biet
Mystery in New York Murder of Three Year Old Lulu Saleron
Police identify the body of Lulu Saleron a three year old girl and seek the arrest of Joe Deluma Tony Fishers and the child's mother Lulu Salerno. Grandmother Mrs Louise Roeber says Lulu’s mother left with two men after quarrels with Lulu’s father Michael Salerno a barber at Columbia University. Deluma is believed to have occupied the same flat as Fishers and Salerno. An official alert was issued for Deluma’s capture. Authorities expect to arrest Salerno later tonight.
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New York
Lulu Saleron
Louise Roeber
Columbia University
Lulu
President Wilson Involved Auto Collision Near White House
President Wilson was driving in the southeast Washington area when his car struck 15 year old messenger Robert Crawford, lightly injuring him at the knees during a return trip from a Maryland excursion.
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Washington
White ‘Provident
Wilson
White House
Maryland
Robert Crawford
Alienists Verdict to Decide Schmidts Fate
New York authorities prepare for a sanity examination of Hans Schmidt after a coroner's jury verdict finds him responsible for Anna Amluler's death. Dr. A B Diefendorf will assess Schmidt and report to alienists. if found insane he may be sent to Matteawan. If sane, the case goes to the grand jury with trial possible in November.
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Hans Schmidt
Anna Anmuller
Schmidt
A. B. Diefendorf
Altoniet
New Haven
Conn
Altoniste
Whitman
Matteawan State Hospital
Atlas Kids Enjoy Afternoon at Cheyenne Photo Play
Hundreds of Cheyenne youngsters flocked to the Leader office for tickets to an Atlas theatre matinee. The crowd praised Manager Tommy Heaney while hoping for more adventures, with plans announced for next Saturday and Sunday to feature The Battle of Waterloo followed by a student essay contest with cash prizes.
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Cheyenne
Leader Office
The
Atlas
Atlas Theatre
Tommy” Heaney
Heaney
Gettysburg
Waterloo
Leader's Children
Leader Office Postpones World Series News Updates
The Leader prints full world series reports daily and posts plays at the office five minutes after each moment. Readers are urged to visit the Leader office for the latest updates as the season unfolds.
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Leader
Rebels Routed in Hot Battle at Santa Rosa Lia
El Paso Texas Oct 4 Meager details from the Santa Rosa lia battle report General Francisco Castro with 4700 federal troops defeated and routed Francisco Villa and 4000 rebel forces Estimates of 700 dead mostly on the rebel side Noncombatant casualties were high as federal artillery devastated Santa Rosalia buildings and a costly mission was badly damaged Federal reports give little on rebel movements or subsequent directions by Villa Cuatro has not released a full account.
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Texas
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua
Francisco Castro
Francisco Villa
Salazar
Juares
Juaro
Cuatro
Juprey
Villa
Gardner Holds Convention in Boston Declares Run
Congressman August P. Gardner, who broke with the state committee, announced at the Republican state convention that he would run on his own ticket. He pledged to fulfill his promises to forty thousand supporters at the primaries despite obligations to the party as represented by the majority of delegates.
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Boston
Get
August P. Gardner
Sharp Myler
Petition Filed to Block Phone Merger in Ohio
A petition filed with the state public utilities commission seeks to prevent a merger involving independent telephone firms and the Holl Telephone system. Filed by H. B. McGraw of Cleveland, it alleges a scheme to curb competition and place control with the American District Telephone and Telegraph Co. It cites J. P. Morgan interests, a $7,000,000 stake, and mentions J. R. Lavidean in connection with the deal.
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Aratentllties Commission
Holl Telephone System
H. DB. McGraw
Cleveland
American District Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell
Time
Ohio
United States
House of J. P. Morgan
New York Llarkers
Jr. P. Lavidean
Morgan Banking
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Ina
Cheyenne Wins Lincoln Highway Mainline Route Favor
George Walker reports Wyoming secured the Lincoln Highway mainline through the state from Pine Bluff to Utah, bypassing a proposed Denver loop. Wyoming, with state delegates, argued the Cheyenne feeder to Denver would be completed soon and be a better westward auto road than the Nebraskas Ble Springs route, while Colorado officials favored the loop. Wyoming hoped for cooperation to build a Cheyenne Denver feeder as part of the official route.
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Miel
American Road Congress
Lincoln Memorial Highway Association
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Good Roads Association
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Henyer
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Raton
Ault
Aeorn Wyoming
Pardington
Lincoln Association
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Ammons
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Can
Big Springs
Untimely Death Causes Baffling Death Certificates
Madison Wisconsin October 4 hundreds of death certificates filed yearly reveal odd causes and phrases such as Went to bed feeling well but woke up dead and sudden pulmonary hemorrhage. The board notes humorous or odd entries by physicians and statisticians highlighting oddities in cause of death reporting.
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Wis
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Celes
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Faly
U- News
Navy Official Passes Bold Claims About Officers
Secretary Daniels said he would not probe alleged naval officer misconduct but will investigate charging that drinking and gambling occurred aboard the cruiser Denver and the gunboat Yorktown. Arthur Middleton, a former paymaster, testified from Washington and will be questioned further.
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Daniels
Arthur Middleton
Navy
Midleton
Denver
Yorktown
Navy Department
Railroad men vote to sustain union heads in dispute
New Haven Conn Oct 4 The ballot count of engineers on the New York New Haven and Morford railroad shows the vote to support the national officers of the two brotherhoods in their dispute with General Manager Mardo over rule changes. The result was practically unanimous in the affirmative and signals progress toward resolving the disagreements.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven
Mortford
Mardo
Ben
Cadets Bar Tango at New Mexico Military Institute Dance
Officials at the New Mexico Military Institute ban tango bunny hug turkey trot and rag dances at all school dances. Cadets and citizens who use these dances will be expelled from the floor. The measure aims to curb what has shaped school life.
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Roswell
N. M
New Mexico Military Institute
Citheens
New Haven Railroad Antitrust Suit Planned
The Justice Department finished a preliminary probe of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad under Sherman law. Attorneys J W Gregorse and Tome Adking reported to Attorney General Mc Reynolds. They expect to file a civil antitrust suit alleging a disclosure of the road.
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Washington
Department of Justice
New York, New Haven
Military Aviator Kills pilot in France crash
In Tuseims France on Oct 4 a military aviator Tyertard was killed when a biplane collided with a carrier craft. Sapper Moret, a passenger, was seriously injured in the crash report from the field.
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Tuseims
France
Tyertard
Moret
Roosevelt Sails After Reception as He Leaves Country
Theodore Roosevelt and party departed New York aboard the Van Dyke shortly after 1 oclock. He defended his silence on certain remarks and denied any agreement with Democrats or Progressives regarding a Supreme Court nomination. Roosevelt said his upcoming Bowtherlea trip will take seventeen days, joined by his son Kertut.
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Roosevelt
William Flames, Jr
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Hoboken
Panama
Brack
Chile
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