Fraud Case to Go to Jury Today in Babbitt Trial
The fate of Orren C. Babbitt accused as the instigator of ballot fraud in the Snook case will be decided by a jury before nightfall. Jurors have been instructed by Judge Mentzer after closing testimony and the defense will begin its plea today as prosecutors pressed for a verdict.
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Orren C. Babbitt
Arthur Snook
Triaal
Mentzer
Thompson
Babbitt
Snook
Montzer
Cheyenne Belle Wedded 10 Detrow Business Man
Miss Helen Katherine Abbott wed Ray Carleton Sackett of Detroit Michigan in St Mark's Episcopal Church Cheyenne In a yellow themed ceremony with organ by Mrs Harold Vaughan and violinist Mrs Donald Forsyth Attendants wore yellow gowns and hats The bride wore crepe satin gown with princess point lace and orange blossoms The reception and dancing followed with yellow decor and a yellow theme The couple will honeymoon to Panama and Cuba and reside at 171 Elmhurst Avenue Detroit
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Helen Katherine Abbott
Ray Carleton Sackett
Detroit
Michigan
S. A. Huston
St. Mark's
Harold Vaughan
Donald Forsyth
Smilax
Lohengrin
Joseph Burge
Louisville
Kentucky
Margaret Burdick
Mise Miled Sterling
Misa Frances Bristol
Misa Kathryn Boyd
Cheyene
Clement Quinn
Saginaw
B. L. Barrows
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Ray Smith
Carey Abbott
Cheyenne
Hnll
Ferris
Don Gardner
George E. Abbott
Smilar
Mias Mildred McIntosh
Mia
Sacadell
West
Panama
Cuba
Elmhurst Avenue
Wyoming Troopers Find Life on Border Pleasant
Wyoming guardsmen report life on the Mexico border is agreeable. Private Iraq Stone of Company H says training near Cheyenne and travel through Texas and Deming Mexico offered good rations, friendly troops, and scenic travel. He notes hospitality from guardsmen and citizens and pride in patriotism as the journey continued toward the border.
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Wyoming
Ira C. Stone
Company H
Deming
Cheyenne
Iraq
Stone
Peor
Mexico
Wyoming National Guards
Demchanged
Dalbart
Texas
Fort Bliss
Raid on Mayor's Office in Chicago Sparks Vice Probe
Chicago authorities raid the mayor's office amid a probe into vice and gambling influence. Officials say evidence collected points to improper ties between city operations and criminal interests. Local leaders vow full cooperation with investigators.
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Chicago
Brooklyn Takes 4-0 Lead In World Series Narrowly
Brooklyn Nationals beat Boston Americans 4 to 3 at Ebbets Field in game three. Jack Coombs pitched brilliantly until a seventh inning scare. crowd roared as Brooklyn surged ahead and celebrated a dramatic home victory.
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New York
Brooklyn Nationals
Boston Americans
Dodgers
Ebbetsfield
Boston
Braves
Flet
Brooklyn
Jack Coombs Wlso
Red Sox
Aix
G O P Admits Senator Clark Will Lose Seat
The Republican national committee said Senator Clark will lose his seat with Democratic leadership guiding the campaign. The senatorial committee includes Senator William J. Stone of Missouri and Senator T. J. Walsh of Montana, chaired by Saulsbury. Governor Carey has joined to back Kendrick and Clark.
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Clark
Saulsbury
Democratic File
William J. Stone
Missouri
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Lam
J. M. Carey
Kendrick
John D. Clark
Saulabuyyeald
Careyle
Lovett backs Wilson despite eight hour law remark
Robert Lovett head of the Union Pacific declares support for President Wilson. He says the eight hour day stance was a mistake but emphasizes Wilson's achievements in currency reform and diplomacy, praising his handling of European war relations.
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New York
Robert 9. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad System
Wilson
Japan Premier Terauchi Declares Friendly Policy Toward U S
Premier Count Seiki Terauchi told the Associated Press Japan will not take aggressive steps toward the United States or any nation while its vital interests and dignity are safe. He urged friendship with America and said China’s progress benefits both nations, denying plans to restrict Chinese sovereignty or immigration.
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Torio
Associated Press
United States
China
New Ministry
Count Seiki Terauchi
Terauch
Japan
America
New York
Chineas
Organize Wilson Club Tonight in District Court
The Cheyenne Woodrow Wilson club will be organized tonight at a district court room meeting. Citizens intending to support re election are urged to attend and form the club aimed at Woodrow Wilson day on October 28. Party ties do not affect membership. only the intent to vote for Wilson matters. Gen. John Charles Thompson will speak. a large turnout is urged.
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Cheyenne
Woodrow Wilson Club
District Court Room
Enne
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
John Charles Thompson
French Bend Teuton Lines on the Somme
French armies south of the Bomane bent the lines two and a half miles. They captured a village and several important positions. Germans pressed retreating Rumanians toward Transylvania and took nearly 600 prisoners. Russians were pushed back.
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Somme
Bomane
Giermannes
Transylvania
Mearly Bodu
American Reply to the Plunger Protest Is Sent
The United States responds to an entente note on neutral ports warning about belligerent submarines. It resists the allied view, reserves liberty to act as needed, and holds submarines to strict responsibility if neutral vessels are sunk. The memo questions immediate compliance and signals possible protests to Germany.
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Washington
United States
Newport
London
Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
Lansing
New England
Germany
Independent Swing Toward Wilson Grows in States
Reports from New York indicate rising independent support for Woodrow Wilson. Progressives in Connecticut California and Delaware show shift from GOP to Wilson independent leagues, with critiques of Hughes and calls for reform against party bosses.
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California
Woodrow Wilson Independent League of
San Francisco
Progressives of
Charles B. Hughes
Mughes
Penrose
Haines
United States
Protess
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Ray C. Sackett
Jack Coombs
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Wilson Club
Atlantic
Politta
Wilson Standard
Lincoln
Connecticut
Henry C. Freahour
Bridgeport
Conn
Woodrow Whren
Abraham
Abraham Lincoln
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