Doctors declare Roosevelt wound serious and quiet order
Roosevelt remains in Mercy Hospital after a thorough examination. Doctors call the chest wound serious and say calmness is essential. They will not probe or remove the bullet and expect several days of rest as infection watch continues. Roosevelt greets reporters but stays quiet, plans a Louisville trip if possible, and shows steady recovery signs through sleep and meals.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Milwaukee
John Schrank
Mel
Bulett
Mercy Hospital
Tonlwnt
Roosevelt Shaved Hhimself
Bullet Fired at Roosevelt May Be Poison
Milwaukee report says John Schrank the Roosevelt assailant will not face trial until after the November 6 election. States Attorney Zabel says he will wait for Roosevelt's condition before proceeding, with chemical tests on the bullets to determine poisoning.
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Milwaukee
John Schrank
Roosevelt
Zabel
Schrank
Wilson Cancels Dates As Roosevelt Campaign Tour Schedules
Governor Wilson announces cancellation of speaking dates except for Thursday and Friday as Roosevelt remains inactive in the campaign. He plans to speak in Delaware West Virginia and Pennsylvania this week ending in Pittsburgh Friday night. Taft issues a harsh reaction to Roosevelt shooting while La Follette expresses regret and wishes a speedy recovery.
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Princeton
Wilson
Roosevelt
Delaware
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pittenburg
Heirs to Swope Estate To Meet in Kansas City
Ten heirs of the Swope estate valued at 1 125 000 will meet late this week or early next in the Commerce building law offices. Executors Fleming of Columbia Tennessee and Percy Brown of Ewell Station Tennessee are at the Hotel Baltimore. Other heirs include Lucy Lee Byrne Los Angeles and Frances Swope Hyde with the Logan Swope family of Independence.
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Kansas City, Mo
Thomas H. Swope
John Cleary
Commerce Building
S. Fleming
Columbia, Tenn
Percy Brown
Ewell Station
Tenn
Why He Should Be Chosen as Warren’s Successor
The candidate argues for public leadership continuity stemming from shared values with F. E. Warren. He emphasizes experience, stewardship, and vision to advance regional interests and stability for the community.
Giants Crush Red Sox 11-4 in World Series Game Seven
In Boston today Oct 15 the New York Nationals defeated the Boston Americans 11 to 4 in game seven of the world series. New York leads three games to three with one tie and tomorrow’s final game is set for here. Mathewson Gardner Doyle Tevar eau and others homered as Wood struggled in the first inning and Boston attempted a late rally.
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New York Nationals
Boston Americans
Wood
New York
Giants
Charlie Hall
Hugh Bedient
Mathewson
Gardner
Doyle
Tevareau
R. H
Red Sox
John B Kendrick Wyoming Pioneer and Benefactor
John B Kendrick rose from an orphan on the Texas frontier to a leading Wyoming cattleman and public benefactor. He educated himself on the range, became foreman and owner, aided Sheridan with parks and church funding, and built a fortune through Converse Cattle and northern ranch expansion. His life is told through friends and deeds, showing a brave, generous character.
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John Kendrick
Texas
Wyoming
Hlainborn Vealuh
John B. Kendrick
Mr. Kendrick
Fender
Kendrick
Laramie County
Wulflen Ranch
Keythine
Outfit
Biel
Converse Cattle Company
Nean van Ville
Converse
Mr. Manville
Tee
Noneer
Converse Company
Montana
Sheridan
Kia
Offy
Mourlehing
Leader Charges Against The Leader Queried
The Wyoming Tribune reports a claimed conference of United States senators in Chicago to probe Warren funds was unsubstantiated. The Leader is urged to disclose the meeting date, attendees, and dispatch method to prove authenticity. The Tribune cites a Chicago special signed by the Democratic Committee.
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Leader
United States
Chicago
Adta
Warren
Wyoming
Solon
Congress
Cheyenne
Tribune
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
U. S. Mail
the Tribune
Manager Hill
Western Union
Publicity Department
Democratic Committee
Editor Deming Attacked Over Cheyenne Dispatch Controversy
The Tribune editor alleges a Democratic National Committee dispatch was genuine while Deming accuses the piece of being a fake printed in Cheyenne. The exchange targets Deming’s credibility and notes a broader push by reformers to purge grafting senators like Lorimer and Warren and restore honesty in government.
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Western Union Telegraph Office
Dispatch
Democratic National Committee
Deming
Republican National Committee
Cheyenne
Fae
Bis
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Sterfilly
United States
Lorimer
Penrose
Turton
Warren Stripe
Wyoming
Lorimer, Warren
Warren faces senate expulsion probe over payroll abuses
The question is raised whether Senator Francis Warren of Wyoming misappropriated senate funds. A bipartisan group plans a December inquiry by a senate committee into Warren and possible expulsion. Collier's Weekly charges and Warren's admission of relatives on payroll drive the dispute.
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Senate
Wissena
Bia
Congress Con. Venes
Resolutions Tabled Then Withdrawn In Rawlins Meeting
A Rawlins gathering debated penitentiary affairs with Republican figures attacking Governor Carey. After a tense exchange, a motion to adopt resolutions was withdrawn and a five member committee to investigate was formed, chaired by Blydenburgh, amid a crowd showing support for the governor.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Daly
C. Bf. Blythensburg
H. Brietenstein
Brimmer
Republican County
Humsey
Carey
Tut
Haydenburgh
Rumsey
Blydenburgh
Hrimmer
State Board
Blydenbugh
Mayor and Engineer Clash Over Dam Contract
City council last night heated debate between Mayor Areownahon and City Engineer Goddgich over a dam project contract. Contractor Mr. Sawan accused of not meeting specifications, laying foundation on earth instead of solid rock, leading to cracks and leakage. The reading of the contract sparked the confrontation.
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Goddgich
Mtr. Sawan
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