Democrats Push Whirlwind Campaign in County
The Woodrow Wilson club organizes in the courthouse as Democrats launch a frontier campaign from now to election day. The Sebbitt fraud verdict taints the Republican ticket, with Snook admitting 22 ballot changes and prosecutors noting 26 favoring Babbitt. Ida K R Graham, Democratic nominee for county clerk, leads active canvassing, drawing strong female support and Republican women alike.
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Woodrow Wilson Club
Court House
Orren C. Sebbitt
Arthur Snook
Balloip
Snook
Harry Tupper
Babbitt
Ida KR. Graham
Carpenter
Burns
Lloyd ©. Sampson
House of Representatives
Thomas P. Fahey
Babbitt Trial Costs County For Jurors
Jurors in Orren C. Babbitt’s trial cost the county $654 for six days of jury service at $100 daily plus $109 for daily fees meals and bailiff payments. If a new trial is granted the total cost would double. The Hernandez case jurors were discharged and other term trials wrapped up. Perkins case jurors could not reach a verdict and will not be retried this term.
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Orren C. Babbitt
Hernandez
District Court
Babbitt
John D. Perkins
Masons Celebrate the Dedication of Solomon's Temple
More than two hundred Masons gathered at the Masonic temple to observe the Feast day of Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection No. 3 A A R R. Charles C. Carlisle led the service with RE H Repath and W C Read as wardens and Fred Fobes as master of ceremonies. A communication from Sovereign Grand Inspector General George Fleming Moore was read by Samuel Carson. A banquet followed with remarks from leading members.
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Masonic Temple
Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection
Solomon's Temple
Scottish Rites
Washington, D. C
Charles C. Carlisle
RE. H. Repath
W. C. Read
Fred Fobes
George Fleming Moore
Samuel Carson
Dudley Named to Wilson Day Committee At Court House
The Woodrow Wilson club met at the courthouse on Wednesday evening and chose Fred Dudley to head preparations for Woodrow Wilson day on October 28. Dudley, a lifelong Republican and former Union Pacific engineer, represents a sizable cross party support for Wilson.
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Woodrow Wilson Club
Court House
Fred Dudley
Dudley
Union Pacific
Wilson
Republican Leaders Swing Into Line for Gov Kendrick
The article notes a Republican shift toward Governor Kendrick for U S Senator and John D Clark for representative as former Governor Carey endorses Kendrick and Clark. Senator Irvine of Douglas publicly supports Kendrick citing long friendship and shared values as reason to back Kendrick’s candidacy.
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Gov
Kendrick
John B. Kendrick
United States
John D. Clark
Clark
Frank Mendell Ia
Carey
William
Irvine
Douglas
Republican County Central Committee
Converse
Niobrara
Taree
Hernandez Acquitted by Jury in Thames Street Killing
Juan Hernandez was acquitted by a district court jury in a Thames street killing case involving Theodore Valencia. The verdict came after a late-night trial concluding around 4:30 PM yesterday and returned shortly after 10 PM.
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Juan Hernandez
Theodore
Valencia
Thames Street
Hernandez
Wilson Attacks Sectionalism Revival in Indianapolis
President Wilson in Indianapolis rejects Republican charges of a sectional Democratic Party. He defends highway benefits against regionalism while addressing good roads advocates and farmers, praising wartime mobilization and national cooperation and urging speakers to “put up or shut up.”
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Indianapolis
Wilson
Democratic Party
America
Hughes Election Means War Says Atlantic Editor
New York Oct 13 Pilery Bedgwick editor of the Atlantic monthly and former Hughes follower voices support for Wilson saying Wilson’s foreign policy offers peace while Hughes would trigger inevitable war with Mexico. He asserts Wilson keeps promises while Hughes would not.
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Hughes
Atlantic
New. York
Pilery Bedgwick
The
Atlantic Monthly
Wilson
Maghes
Roosevelt
Maghés
Wyoming Weekend Forecast: Warmer Friday and Saturday
The latest weather outlook for Wyoming calls for fall temperatures followed by a rise in heat on Friday and Saturday. Expect mild conditions overall with brighter skies and light winds across the state as the weekend approaches.
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Wyoming
One Killed and Score Injured in Strike Battle
In Bayonne New Jersey on October 12 a clash between Standard Oil Company workers and their opponents left one man dead and about twenty injured. Militiamen aided police in dispersing rioters terrorizing the city firing into the ranks of strikers and sympathizers. Isador Matileky a lawyer was killed returning from the battle scene.
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Bayonne
N. J
Standard Ozl Company
Isador Matileky
Radical President Inaugurated in Argentina
Dr Hipolito Irigoyen Argentina's first radical president was inaugurated in Buenos Aires with simple ceremonies. He rode a streetcar to the capitol paying his own fare and wore only a frock coat and silk hat, yielding to pleas of friends for a modest start.
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Buernos Aires
Hipotito Irigoyen
Argentina
Pr. Drigoyen
Réde
Kingstonian Safe in Port After Reported Torpedoing
TOWTON Oct 12 The Kingstonian a British steamer reported torpedoed off Nantucket Sunday is safe in port according to word received by the line managers. The vessel was a thousand miles from Nantucket it was said and in the service of the British admiralty whose agents would not disclose its location. The Corunna was the first British steamer sailing since Sunday.
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Boston
Boston Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Ernest Shore
Boston Precher
Wen
National Commission
Brooklyn
Shore
Dodger
Larry Gardner
Red Sox
Lewis
Gardner
Wheat
Ivan Olson
Cady
Hooper
Janvein
Olson
Cutshaw
Page Seven
Towton
Kingstonian
Nantucket
Inst
Srtay
Rumanians Driven Back Along Front By Teutonic Powers
The article reports Romanian retreat along the Transylvanian front amid Teutonic pressure. It notes Bucharest claiming repulsed central power attacks, British advances toward Seres, and Serbian gains near Thiepval. Italian advances south of Gorizia yield 1,771 prisoners and over 30,000 Austrians captured since August 6.
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Berlin
Bucharest
Seres
Greek Macedonia
London
Brod
Thiepval
Ancre
Sara Guedcourt
Sailly
Somme
Gorizia
Carso
Allies Reply to Mail Protest Received
Washington reports an identical memorandum from Britain and France responding to the U S protest over mail seizures. The communication reportedly promises to lessen delays and annoyance from mail examinations while preserving legal rights the United States has challenged.
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Washington
United States
Elder Ranch Leased by Midland Oil
Douglas October 12 Albert Em er has leased his ranch on LaPrele creek to Midland Oil Company. Drilling will start within six months with four deep wells to locate oil strata in the area. Officials expect the Brewning Basin of sand at about 1800 feet.
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Douglas
Albert Emer
LaPrele Creek
Midland Oil Company
Brownfield Buys William Howard Ranch in La Prele
Douglas Oct 12. Thomas J. Brownfield bought the William Howard ranch on Upper La Prele for 15000 dollars. The 1280 acres of dead land and 300 leased acres will be wrecked with cattle soon. The ranch is regarded by many as one of the best in the west.
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Douglas
Thomas J. Brownfield
William Howard
Upper la Prele
Hughes Says He Would Have Responded To Lusitania Sinking
Louisville Kentucky October 12 Charles Hughes outlined his views on American rights and the protective tariff while noting he would have made it clear that friendly relations with Germany could not continue after the Lusitania incident. He criticized the administration's record and rode the Kentuck y mountains today.
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Louisville
Charlies
Submarinea
Hughes Weaot
Kentucky
U S weighs impact of U boat raids on Atlantic trade
Washington officials consider broader policy questions if submarine activity leads to extended trade paralysis. Dislocation of shipping and rising insurance fears could shape any expansive Atlantic campaign beyond strict legal issues. In New York the Adriatic heads toward Liverpool with 353 passengers and war materiel as other ships take different routes.
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Washington
Germany
Nantucket
Atlantic
State Department
New York
White Star
Liverpool
Corse
Sandy Hook
Panania
Minnehaha
Hoellig Olay
Wall Street Out to Beat Wilson Says Amos Pinchot
Anna Pinchot asserts Wall Street and Fifth Avenue opposes Woodrow Wilson, planning to spend about two million dollars to defeat him in New York. She warns the Republican machine serves wealth and privilege, while endorsing Wilson as the attorney for the average American amid charges of unpatriotic actions in Mexico.
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Wilson
Amos Pinchot
New York
Anna Pinchot
Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue
Woodrow Wilson
Republican Party
Eelf
Vasthn
Bin
Mexico
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