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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1912

Page

9

Roosevelt believes he was fatally shot but speaks of strength

Chicago October 18 Colonel Roosevelt, recovering at Mercy hospital after being shot in Milwaukee, described his night on stage with a bullet in his side. He expressed eagerness to leave for Oyster Bay and resume speaking, saying he felt lively and prepared to work despite the danger of infection.

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

Bulgarian Army Faces Turks in Balkan Frontline Clash

Bulgarian forces press toward Mustapha Passa with scattered Turkish resistance while Servian units advance on Kossive and surrounding towns. Reports note Montenegrin defeats, frontier forts destroyed, and war declarations unfolding among Bulgaria Servia Greece. King Ferdinand issues proclamation on Macedonian Christian suffering.

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

Boston Champions Hero Linked to Jake Stahl Kin

Mrs. Albert Chapman of Cheyenne proud cousin of Jake Stahl manager of the Beantowers, who led the Boston Red Sox to victory. She notes his habit of telegraphing game results to his mother after each match and recalls Stahl's Illinois college days and athletic ties.

Boston WAKE WWRS AL Chapman Cheyenne United States Boston Red Sox New York Glants Albert Chapman 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 of Indiana A Portrait of Honest Leadership

A biographical sketch portrays Thomas R. Marshall as an honest, candid, fearless leader who rose from a country lawyer to Indiana governor and Democratic vice presidential candidate in 1912. The piece emphasizes his integrity, lack of ambition, and steady progress from humble beginnings to public esteem.

Governor Tom" Marshall Indiana Thomas KR. Marshall Tom’ Marshall Woodrow Wilson Marshall

Women’s clubs push reforms at twelfth state convention

The Twelfth Annual convention of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs closed with calls to abolish the public drinking cup and unsanitary roller towel, and to end free text books. The Educational Committee, led by Dr. B. N. Hamilton, reported lively debate over policies affecting women and children, and the Humane Society.

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 Knight Mew. Gray Hamilton

Sheridan ministers defend Kendrick generosity in political letter

Two Sheridan Methodist ministers publish a letter defending John B. Kendrick amid electoral criticism. They recount gifts to Sheridan and area churches totaling over two thousand dollars in the past five years and note a pledge of $100 to a Gillette church project, asserting facts with affidavits if needed.

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

Cheyenne Men Favor Leg Show Over Opera at Grand Theater

Mrs. J. L. Rockwell, directing The Secret of Susanne in Cheyenne, says many men prefer a leg show to grand opera, while women and music students advocate the educational value of the upcoming Capitol Avenue performance. She notes influential local men balk at attending and worries about lost cultural opportunities for youth.

Womar Cheyenne J. L. Rockwell Susanne Capitol Tonlelit

Warren as Chinese labor champion in Wyoming history

A Wyoming Labor Journal excerpt recounts Governor F Y Warren ordering troops in 1885 to replace white miners with Chinese laborers at Rock Springs coal mines. It notes casualties among Chinese workers and describes local white miners’ protests, railroad labor contracts, and the broader anti Chinese actions of the era.

F. &. Warren Wyoming Labor Journal Warren 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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