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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1912

Page

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Roosevelt Believed He Was Fatally Shot But Felt Alive

Chicago reports quote Colonel Roosevelt from Mercy Hospital describing his recovery after Milwaukee shooting. He aimed to leave for Oyster Bay soon and spoke of returning to campaign, noting little pain and a hole in his manuscript and glasses. Doctors caution cautious return to work to avoid setbacks.

Chicago Roosevelt Milwaukee Oyster Bay Hiram Johnson Mercy Hospital Dr. Lambert

Bulgarian Army Faces Turks in Balkan Clash

Bulgarias striking force concentrates against Mustapha Passa while Servians advance on Kossive. One division moves toward Sienitza and others toward Pristina Novipazar and Uskup. Montenegrin defeat reported. Greece and Bulgaria at war rumors. King Ferdinand issues proclamation on Macedonian Christians.

London Bulgaria Mustapha Passa Rhodope Mountains Kossive Sienitza Pristina Novipazar Uskup Sofia Ferdinand

Boston Champ Jake Stahl Receives Cheer From Cheyenne Kin

One of many American fans, Mrs Albert Chapman of Cheyenne, cheers the World Series victory of the Boston Beantowers. She values her cousin Jake Stahl, manager of the Red Sox, and notes his habit of telegraphing game results to his mother.

United States Boston Red Sox New York Glants Albert Chapman Cheyenne Jake" Stahl Beawaters Blah University of Illinois al- Waya Mary Stahl Chicago Jake Stahl Red Sox Mise Blanche Lummis Cheyenn Mise Jossie Lumojia

Tom Marshall’s life praised as honest Indiana governor candidate

A biographical sketch lauds Thomas R. Marshall as an honest, plainspoken leader who rose from a country lawyer to Indiana governor in 1908. It notes his humility, integrity, and lack of secret ambition, describing his call to correct official wrongs as the path to public office.

Thomas KR. Marshall Indiana Tom’ Marshall Woodrow Wilson Marshall

Women's clubs push reforms at twelfth annual state meeting

The State Federation of Women's Clubs wraps up its Twelfth Annual convention with calls to abolish the public drinking cup and unsanitary roller towel, oppose free text books, bolster humane society work, and urge voter participation. Debates over free text books reveal concerns for the poor.

State Federation of Women's Clubs Comntee B. N. Hamilton Longshore Mra B. F. Perkins Mra. Brooks South America Panama Islands Bellamy Legislative Committee Mott Sheridan The Humane Society Kerr Bright Board of Chariies

Sheridan ministers defend Kendrick against political attacks

A letter from two Sheridan Methodist ministers rebuts Cheyenne Tribune attacks on John B. Kendrick while acknowledging his charitable gifts to local churches and organizations. They state ministers should not instruct voting but present documented affidavits of Kendrick's gifts totaling over two thousand dollars to Sheridan churches and promises to fund a Gillette church venture.

Sheridan Wye Methodist Church John B. Kendrick Cheyenne Tribune United States Wyoming Kendrick Gillette

Cheyenne Men Favor Leg Show Over Opera

Mrs. J. L. Rockwell accuses Cheyenne men of preferring a leg show to grand opera as The Secret of Susanne debuts at Capitol Avenue tonight. She cites male bankers and businessmen resisting cultural offerings while women and music students push for education through the musical attraction.

Womar Cheyenne J. L. Rockwell Susanne Capitol Tonlelit

Warren champion of Chinese labor white driven out by military

Long ago Wyoming miners faced a clash over Chinese labor in Rock Springs. As territorial governor F Y Warren ordered troops to back the Union Pacific in 1885, displacing white miners and their families and hiring Chinese laborers in the coal mines. The piece recounts protests, the ongoing influx of Chinese workers, and the resulting hardships.

Warren F. &. Warren Wyoming Labor Journal United States Rock Springs F. Y. Warren Union Pacific Eixteen Ching Fu Clfle Okt Company Cco Wimmen Goal Company Couioe Coulies

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