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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1912

Page

12

Suspender Jack the Cowboy Wins at Syracuse Hull Moose Rally

An unknown Wyoming cowboy named John McGee, nicknamed Suspender Jack, disrupts the Syracuse Hull Moose convention scene. He uses his suspenders to handle a bucking pony incident and forces attention at the platform amid delegate chaos and partisan maneuvering.

Syracuse Twichard Harding Davis Jack Hull Moose Vetera New York Atte Onondaga House Wilbur Wright John McGee S'spender Jack Wyoming Woodruff

Mrs Thomas R Marshall Appears With Governor In Indiana

Mrs Thomas R Marshall wife of the Democratic vice presidential nominee captivates Indiana crowd at Keefe Hall. Her humanitarian interests influenced twenty state bills including a major child labor curtailment. The Marshalls share a home of books and support the Woman’s National Democratic League in promoting women’s civic education.

Thomas R. Marshall Keefe Hall Indiana Marshall Ita Walla Mra. Marshall Mr. Marshall Woman's National Democratic League Washington League Woodrow Wilson The Woman’s League

Handsome gowns in Mrs Wilsons wardrobe

Philadelphia October 19 Mrs Woodrow Wilson completed a Philadelphia shopping tour, reportedly buying seven elaborate gowns priced at $200 to $300 each. Her wardrobe also received replenished furs hats and gloves as she prepares for future public entertainments at Trenton or elsewhere.

Philadelphia Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Quaker City Trenton N. J Washington Wilson Isley Eay Wilson E Su

Marconi’s Right Eye Removed by Turin Surgeon

In Rome on October 19, William Marconi had his right eye removed by Dr. Vayardi, a noted Turin surgeon. Marconi was seriously injured September 2 in an automobile crash near Horghe o, with severe facial contusions and swelling that impeded examination until now, revealing no optic nerve damage.

Rome William Marconi Vayardi Turin Aurgeon Marconi Horghe O

Sanitary Handkerchiefs Tied to City Health Advice

Dr. Borace HB. Blan, who runs a free stammering clinic for schoolchildren, reports insanitary handkerchiefs fuel infectious disease spread. He presented findings to Mayor Gaynor and City Schools Superintendent William J. Maxwell and urged city supplied sanitary handkerchiefs for poorer children to reduce illness at little cost.

New York Borace HB. Blan Mayorr Gaynor Willam J. Maxwell Cfildren

Teachers by day barkeepers by night in Washington

A Washington school board member alleges that at least six public school teachers moonlight as bartenders in local resorts where liquor is sold at night. He called for a thorough investigation at an education board meeting.

Washington Walerdain R. R. Holtner Board of Education

Taft posters found in Warren barber shop prompt youth protest

Forest youths aged 10 to 14 gathered near Sixteenth and Capitol discussing posters of President Taft left in a vacant Warren barber shop. A bystander noted posters littering dusty windows and barked that Warren had forgotten the distribution, while the boys debated party loyalties and future bills.

Warren Forests Sixtenth Capitol Avenue Maten Dent Taft Cheyenne Senator Warren Mr. Taft Sixteenth Atront Sinator Warren

Factories Sell Cheaper Abroad Than At Home

Washington reports show more than 175 American manufacturers selling products to foreign buyers at lower prices than to U.S. consumers. President Taft notes tariff levels are excessive, while critics say domestic buyers are overcharged as foreign markets receive cheaper goods.

Ty Clyde J. Tavenner Washington Taft Hite Onch United States Europe England America Steel Trust

The First Lady Mrs Woodrow Wilson Seeks Quiet Life

The piece portrays Ellen Louisa Axson Wilson as a modest, charitable figure who resisted publicity during her husband's rise to the presidency. It highlights her southern roots, artistic interests, and her three daughters, framing the Wilson family as a refined and protective circle in American society.

Woodrow Wilson White House United States Erin Wilson

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