Cross-Examination of C A Snook in Election Fraud Case
Former county clerk clerK C A Snook testifies for four hours as General Hugo Donzelman questions him about his conversations with Orren C Babbitt and the changing of ballots after the primary. Snook remains calm, admits memory gaps, and details meetings and suspicions as the case moves toward the canvassing board.
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C. A. Snook
Tupper
Orren C. Babbitt
Hugo Donzelman
Babbitt
Snook
Harding Campaign Attacks in Cleveland and Cheyenne Parker
Senator Harding of Ohio denounces the eight hour law and Wilson’s policy in a crowded Atlas theater rally, urging strong American rights and tariff protection. John M. Parker, progressive nominee, opens in Cleveland denouncing Chicago betrayal and urging party unity and reform against the “machine” politics.
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Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Atlas Theater
Harding
Congress
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Cleveland
John M. Parker
Progressive Party
Chicago
Parker
Party
Charles B. Hughes
Wall Street
Republican
Old Guard
United States
New York
California
Wyoming Edges Colorado in a Close 16 to 10 Defeat
In Laramie on October 7, Colorado edged Wyoming 16 to 10 in a hard fought football game. Captain May of Wyoming made a 60 yard touchdown run, with Craig adding a kick after Colorado’s early field goal and later plays. Strong passing in the first half and fumbles by Colorado shaped the contest as both sides fought for possession and yardage.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
University of Colorado
Captain May
Colorado
Craig
Rath
Bouldér
Jack Wilcox
May
Wilcox
Talbert
Buchanan
Partridge
Wallis and Cortell
Matteson
Banks
Snel
Bowman
Eddie
Balf
Evans
Wingender
Denver
Trufatt
White Sox Complete City Series Sweep Over Cubs
Chicago White Sox of the American League swept the Chicago Cubs in a Postseason series for the city, winning today’s game 6 to 0 to seal their fourth straight victory and secure the series.
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Cubs
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Chingy Cubs
Cana
Oto G
World Series Game One Ends In Draw Despite Rally
In Boston on October 7, the Red Sox and Brooklyn Dodgers tied 6 to 6 after a ninth inning rally by Brooklyn. Shore pitched until relief allowed a late Boston surge as attendance reached 36,117 with receipts of 76,489.50.
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Brooklyn
Shore
Red Sox
Santee
Daubert Lael
Wheat
Daubert
Cutshaw
Janvien
Mowrey
Stengle
Olsen
Chief Meyers
Merkle
Pfeffer
Mays
Myers
Scott
Steals Two Horses From Deputy Sheriff
LUSK Oct 7 Sheriff Rogers seeks Walter Gibson and two horses and a saddle missing since Gibson took his saddle horse and a bucking horse named Baldpate to the State fair. Gibson allegedly took Montague’s saddle horse from a Douglas livery barn and has not been heard from since.
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Lusk
Rogers
Walter Gibson
Gibson
Harrison
Baldpate
Fr. J. Montague
Douglas
Wilson Urges G O P Leaders to Tell Policy
President Wilson appeals to independent voters to back the Democrats, denounces the old guard and Roosevelt, argues his policies face no rival diagram, and cites progressive and independent delegates marching to Shadow Lawn to hear the speech amid antiwar sentiment.
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G.O.P
Long Branch
Oct. T
Democratic Party
Old Guard
Lughes
Roosevelt
Shadow Lawn
Addrew
Wyofessor iv
Tog Fisher
Yale
Hoosewelt
Conservation Commission
Tugh Miller
New York
Wilson Guard
Exporters Protest Against British Mail Interference
In Chicago on October 7 officers of the Time Manufacturers association plan a formal protest to Washington charging Britain with interfering with mail and cable service. Thomas Lunde, president of the American Industrial company, alleged England is secretly pressuring ship owners to curb American trade with China.
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Chicago
Tiineis Manufacturers’ Association
United States
State Department
Washington
Great Britain
England
China
Thomas Lunde
American Industrial Company
Two American Ships Sent Down as U-Boat Campaign Renewed
London reports the German submarine campaign has renewed activity. The American ships Martina and Columbia were sunk, per Norwegian minister to Petrograd via Archangel, and British sources confirm attacks on the steamers Anna Lea of Bergen Isle of Hastings and the British steamer Laterna.
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Tmarinta
Columbia
Petrograd
Archangel
Associated Press
Anna Lea
Bergen
Isle of Hastings
Laterna
Entente Allies Pressing Teutons Hard in Balkans
Allied forces push in the Balkans as Central Powers yield ground in Dobrudja and Macedonia. British hold five villages on a ten mile front along the Struma river. Serbians near Monastir. French occupy a town on Lake Prespa. Russians hold two villages in Dobrudja. Transylvania sees Austro German advance. Western front reports small gains by British and French north of the Somme. King Constantine reportedly asks Stephanon to form a new cabinet.
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Dobrudja
Macedonia
London
Struma
Monastir
Lake Presba
Lake Butkova
Rome
Danube
Transylvania
Paris
Somme
Athens
Constantine
Stephanon
Lieut Moreau Arrives in Cheyenne as Court Witness
Lieut Victor H. Moreau of the National Guard Wyoming travels from Deming New Mexico to Cheyenne to testify in a federal court case involving alleged theft of government property. He will proceed to Lander after Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Victor H. Moreau
United States National Guard
Wyoming
Lander
Deming
N. M
Lassen Peak Erupts With Black Streak Sighted
A great black streak, likely lava from Lassen Peak, was visible on the western slope after observers reported its appearance yesterday as steam and fog clouds surrounded the area near Mount Lassen in California.
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Redding
Cal
Java
Auto Tuns Into Cars in Keokuk Crash Injures Two
A car with four passengers crashed into a bixcard at a grade crossing on the Burlington route tracks in Keokuk Iowa at 2 30 this morning. Driver Andrew Hickey and Kroost Daman were injured.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Burlington
Andrew Hickey
Kroost Daman
Steamer Antilla Burning at Sea
A wireless report from Newport News says the steamer Antilla is on fire at sea. The liner Aljean indicates the crew and passengers have taken to boats as Somerset hastens from 25 miles away to assist. Coast guard cutters Onondaga and Apache are said to have many aboard.
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Newport News
Ct. T
Al(ie
Somerset
Antilla
Coast Guard
German U-52 makes surprise visit to American harbor
The U-52 anchored at Newport as an ambassadorial message was delivered and the submersible departed after a brief three hour stay. The commander met Rear Admirals Knight and Gleaves. US officers returned the call amid rumors of Kaiser's peace efforts and a possible U-53 mission.
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Knight
Gleaves
United States
Bremen
Cheyenne Woman Routs Speakers of Sex Party
Mrs Harriett Stanton Blatch and Mrs Ines Millibolland Dossevain, emissaries of the Ladies Auxiliary of the OPF, faced a Cheyenne woman critic as they urged votes against the democrats. Mrs Gibson Clark challenged them with pointed questions about suffrage and the Busan Hi. Anthony amendment, while Mildred McIntosh presided and Miss Boosevain urged voting against Democrats to punish the party.
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Harriett Stanton Blatch
Ines Millibolland Dossevain
OPF
the Plains
Wilson
Gibson Clark
Woman's Party
Mika Mildred McIntogh
Mre Boosevain
Europe
America
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