Progressive Missouri leader Endorses Wilson for Governor
Judge Albert Norton of Missouri, Progressive party candidate for Missouri governor in 1912, urged support for Woodrow Wilson citing his Mexico policy and fulfillment of progressive aims. Norton attacked old guard GOP and argued Wilson avoids war, keeps peace, and stands with the fifteen million oppressed.
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Albert Norton
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Norton
Mexico
Great Britain
Wyoming Troops Find Border Life at Deming New Mexico
Special to The State Leader describes Wyoming troops arriving at Camp Deming New Mexico after detouring from San Antonio. The camp offers good water climate and an active Y M C A building run by Eden and Young. Col Edwin Glennon leads the camp as Major Andersen and Major Cavender praise facilities suited for eight hundred men.
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Ville
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Eden
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Young
Maryland
Y. M
Edwin Gleno
Philippines
Chamber of Commerce
Andersen
Cavender
Intervention Proposed by Hanly Hours Ahead of Hughes Stance
In Stou Falls South Dakota J Frank Hanly the prohibition candidate for president urged intervention in Mexico and called on Charles E Hughes to state his Mexican policy He argued he would act promptly to establish orderly government and restore the United States good name if elected He faulted Wilson for recognizing Huerta and sending troops to Vera Cruz and across the border.
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Mexico
Huerta
Nortoni
Wien
Vera Cruz
Norton
Iqaltor
Family of Nations
Stoux Falls
S. D
J. Frank Manly
Prohibition
Charles F. Hughes
Hughes
United States
Vene
Vera Cruz Anil
Militarists Take Over Jap Policies In Cabinet Shakeup
Tokio reports Emperor asks Lieutenant General Count Seiki Terauchi to form the cabinet after Marquis Okuma resigns. The move ends a clash between bureaucratic and representative government factions, marking a victory for the army party and Kato’s supporters in naming a new ministry. Terauchi’s prior role includes annexation of Ropes as governor general.
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Seiki Terauchi
Okuma
Terachul
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Ropes
Perkins Jury Still Out in Babbitt Case to Go to Trial
The Cheyenne grocer John D. Perkins faced a jury in district court on a charge from a 12 year old girl. The jury retired at 4 10 pm and had not agreed by 10 pm. Perkins denied the charge and claimed revenge, alleging the girl and her sister stole from his store. A second jury was summoned to try Harry Dalton for a watch theft during Frontier celebration. After that trial, the Babbitt case would be called with Arthur Snook testifying as principal witness against the former deputy sheriff accused of ballot fraud.
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Cheyenne
Perkins
Harry Dalton
Babbitt
Arthur Snook
Mexico Must Make Good Now Insisted by U S
Atlantic City Oct 44 The Mexican members of the joint commission were told by American colleagues that any settlement of internal questions with international bearing must be part of Mexicos rehabilitation program. The Americans argued no border solution can occur without evidence of Mexican government action to end constant diplomatic correspondence.
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Joint Commission
Oldest Odd Fellow Receives 7 Year Jewel
Mason D. Hill aged 94, world’s oldest Odd Fellow by age and membership, was prevented with a seven year jewel in Port Townsend last night by his associates. Hill becomes the first Odd Fellow to be entitled to the jewel.
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Wash
Mason D. Hill
Hill
Who Introduced Teddy and Taft Question New York
Judge Nortoni Republican once says Harry Rubey of Douglas formerly of Macon Missouri arrived in Cheyenne to confer with Governor Kendrick and hear Nortoni speak He says he and Nowopf were bitter political enemies yet close friends in Missouri and claims Norton plans to campaign for Wilson while Rubey backs Kendrick for the Wyoming Senate and the Democratic ticket.
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Roosevelt Taft Handshake Mystery At Union League Club
New York buzzes over whether ex presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft met at a Union League Club reception. Chairman Willcox recalls uncertainty while Governor Whitman Colonel Roosevelt allies and other witnesses offer competing claims, leaving the tale an unresolved controversy amid a hoax accusation.
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Taft
Hughes
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Whitman
George R Sheddon
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Eleator
Pupper
Union League Club
Wyoming Weather Outlook Thin on Details
The report notes generally fair conditions in Wyoming for Thursday and Friday. It mentions warmer weather on Friday and a warmer trend in the north central area on Thursday.
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Wyoming
President Wilson Receives Warm Omaha Welcome on Tour
President Wilson toured through Ohio Indiana and Illinois en route to Omaha where crowds packed stations and band music played in his honor He said he would not turn the trip into a political speech and noted the eight hour railroad law as a central public issue Chicago greeted him with politicking and jokes from the crowd highlighting hospitality and curiosity about Mrs Wilson during the visit
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Banda
Waleh
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Mia. Wilson
Valparaiso
Priest Dies and Two Clergy Hurt in Peoria Accident
An automobile carrying three churchmen from Liliness parish wrecked on the Princeville road five miles east of Peoria. Father Be. J. Schuels was killed instantly while Bishop James V. Shannon of St. Mary's Cathedral was seriously injured. The wreck happened today on the Princeville road.
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Princeville Road
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Veoria
Sweden Backs Neutral Policy Amid War Protests
Swedish Prime Minister Hammarskjold told the Associated Press Sweden seeks to stay neutral and aligned with the United States in protesting Britain's blacklist. He warned neutrals face war’s effects and supported U.S. efforts to defend neutral rights while predicting impact for both nations as the conflict continues.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Hammarskjold
Parliament Reassembly Nears Amid Conscription Debate
London reports indicate preparations for Parliament's return next week with focus on conscription policy. Detailing and editorial notes suggest continuation on page eight.
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Colorado Editors Review High School Cadets Visit Cheyenne
Colorado editors A A Parkhurst and George Haubrich visited Cheyenne high school to study the cadet system founded by Captain Zel Bleever. They toured drills and observed 73 of 109 students enrolled, noting substantial growth since last year and Parkhurst planned a Boulder campaign to advocate adoption in his city schools.
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Boulder News-Herald
George T. Haubrich
Greeley Morning Spokesman
Cheyenne
Cheyenne High School
Zel Bleever
T Hey
Parkburnt
Haubrich
Colorado
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Houlder
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