Cheyenne crowd roars as Gov Marshall urges loyal delegates
A Cheyenne audience of about 600 cheered Gov. Tom Marshall in Keefe Hall as he urged Wyoming and Colorado supporters to send a strong Democratic delegation to Congress. He pressed state control of conservation and tariffs to curb trusts and lower living costs while urging local, honest government.
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Marshal
Colorado
Carey accuses ex governor Chatterton of dirty political work
Governor Carey of Wyoming accuses ex governor Fenimore Chatterton of aiding a Republican machine in discrediting the Warren Mondell ticket. He cites letters from Rawlins and notes resolutions condemned as political and false.
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Chatterton
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Fenimore Chatterton
Wyoming
Riverton
W. R. Weeks
Republican State Central Committee
Weeks
United States Land Office
George Bremmer
Carbon County
Republican Central Committee
James Rumsey
Raw‘le
Bremmer
Warren
Eaton Triumphs 7 to 0 Over Cheyenne High
In a Pioneer Park contest Eaton edges Cheyenne High 7 0 with a late TD by McCarty. Mimmack adds a convert as Cheyenne suffers five penalties but no flags for itself. Tussles flare with Marks Storey and Fowler among the injured as officials Gorham Swift Storey keep a fast, rough game moving.
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George Storey
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Denver Cops to Be Drilled by Post Captain
Captain M L McGrew and his provisional battalion of the Eleventh Infantry, part of the Festival of the Mountain and Plains in Denver, returned to Cheyenne after a musical drill that impressed Denver police. The unit, led by Lieutenants Cutter McCune Lockland Poll and Wadsworth, will influence police drill methods in Denver.
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Plains
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Wadsworth
Port Mussel
Wyoming women oppose wholesale land withdrawal under conservation guise
The Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs adopted resolutions against broad public land withdrawals under the banner of conservation. They argued such policy blocks development, tying in economic impacts from oil and coal resources, with speakers noting Woodrow Wilson's pledge to favor west settlers and critiquing federal withdrawals that halt state progress.
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Ratce
Tin
Conservation
Wyoming
Woodrow Wilson
West
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Skeleton of Four Found Near Burnt Creek by Cheyenne Hunters
Major Kimble Chaplain Joyce L Kidwell Thomas Carney and Frank Vavra were part of a Cheyenne hunting party that found the skeleton of a four man in the Burnt Lake area of Jackson Hole. The hand clutched a revolver, the body was buried where found, and the group returned to Cheyenne Friday night after a successful hunt with ample game. The party proposed exploring adjacent country around Burnt Lake due to reports of abundant game.
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Wilson, Wilson Everywhere Says Marshall Aide Probe
A three minute interview with Governor Marshall and a Leader representative follows his path from Union Pacific Depot to Keefe hall where he speaks to a large crowd. The aide quips that the campaign runs like vaudeville as questions probe Wyoming prospects and election outcomes.
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Polo Pony Dixie Killed and Officer Hurt at Fort Russell
A polo pony named Dixie owned by Lieutenant Hayden of the Fourth Field Artillery died after a stumble during a polo match at Fort Russell yesterday between First and Second Artillery. The pony fell as it was galloping, breaking the officer’s left foreleg as he was thrown over the animal. The Second Artillery won the game by a score of 146 to 0.
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Fort Russell
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Roosevelt expected to leave hospital for New York speech
In Chicago on October 19 Colonel Roosevelt, recovering after a gunshot wound, plans to depart soon for New York with Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Progressive party aides. He aims to give a speech October 30 if healing permits, with arrangements for private car and Chicago police guards. The colonel reports feeling well and impatient to resume campaigning.
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40000 Republicans Back Wilson and Marshall
More than forty thousand progressive Republicans pledged support to Gov. Wilson through the Wilson National Progressive Republican League. The league, with offices in New York and other cities, aims to influence the November election.
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Francisco
Harvey W. Wiley
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Wisconsin
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