Cheyenne Audience Roars as Gov Marshall Advocates Clean Government
A Cheyenne crowd of about 600 packed Keefe Hall as Governor Tom Marshall urged Wyoming voters to back a Democratic delegation to Congress. He pressed state control of conservation, irrigation, and mineral and forest reserves, called for a lower tariff, and argued against machine rule while praising local, honest governance. The speech implied support for a reform-minded ticket led by Kendrick Fahey allies.
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Tom Marshall
Keefe Hall
Washington
Kendrick-Fahey
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Marshal
Marshall
Colorado
Carey accuses ex governor of dirty political machine work
Governor Carey of Wyoming pens an open letter to former governor Fenimore Chatterton accusing him of joining a Republican machine to deflect attention from the Warren Mondell record. The missive cites Rawlins resolutions, Bremer and Rumsey, and alleged falsehoods, with continued remarks to Page 8.
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Carey
Chatterton
Rawlins
King
Warren and
Mondell
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 Wins 7-0 as Cheyenne Fights Off Penalties
In a late two minute drive Eaton capitals with a seven inch goal, Mimmack adds a point for 7-0. Cheyenne High endures Shady tactics, five penalties for opponents, none on Cheyenne, while Marks Storey and Fowler sustain injuries but finish. Officials Gorham Swift Storey referee umpire linesman keep pace.
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Pioneer Park
McCarty
Haron
Cheyenne
Mimmack
Eaton
Cheyenne High
Sugar Beet City
Rocky Mountain
Marks
Storey
Fowler
Gorham
Swift
George Storey
Cheyemme
Haton
Aienlioned
Denver Cops to Be Drilled by Post Captain
Captain M L McGrew and a 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 officials. Officers directing the unit included Lieutenants Cutter McCune Lockland Poll and Wadsworth. The drill impressed Denver police and may be adopted by their force.
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M. L. McGrew
Eleventh Infantry
Plains
Denver
Cheyenne
Cutter
McCune
Lockland
Poll
Wadsworth
Port Mussel
Wyoming Women Oppose Wholesale Lands Withdrawal as Conservation
The Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs adopts resolutions opposing broad land withdrawals under the banner of conservation. A. Harnsberg of Lander champions economic concerns, arguing firm limits on federal withdrawals will unlock Wyoming's oil, coal, and mineral resources. The group links policy to national administrations and pledges support for a pragmatic approach to conservation.
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Wyoming Federation of Woman's Clubs
Carley
Harnsbere
Lander
Ratce
Tin
Conservation
Wyoming
Woodrow Wilson
West
Harnsberg
Skeleton Found By Hunting Party Near Burnt Lake
Major Kimble chaplain Joyce L Kidwell Thomas Carney and Frank Vavra led a Cheyenne hunting party that returned after finding a four-man skeleton with a revolver clenched in the hand near Burnt Lake in Jackson Hole. The skull was buried where found and the party reported ample game and plans to explore adjacent country.
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Kimble
Joyce
Kidwell
Thomas Carney
Frank Vavra
Cheyenne
Burnt Lake
Jackson Hole
Uurnt Lake
Wilson Everywhere Rejects Candidacy Reference
Governor Marshall gives a wry reply during a brief interview en route to Keefe Hall after a depot stop. A reporter asks about conditions and Wyoming prospects, and Marshall quips that politics are like a vaudeville show as he enters the crowd-filled hall.
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Marshall
Woodrow Wilson
Union Pacific
Keefe Hall
Plains Hotel
Wilson
Governor Marshall
Wyoming
Mr. Marshall
Polo pony Dixie killed as officer injured at Fort Russell
During a polo match at Fort Russell between the First and Second Artillery teams, Dixie a polo pony belonging to Lieutenant Hayden was killed after stumbling as it galloped down the field. An officer was knocked over the animal and injured. Dixie died from broken leg and other injuries. The Second Artillery won by a score of 146 to 5.
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Dixie
Hayden
Aourth Field Artillery
Fort Russell
BeOre
Toy
Roosevelt to Leave Hospital for New York Speech
Chilly October day in Chicago reports Col Roosevelt near normal after hospital stay. He plans to speak in New York October 30 if healing continues. preparations for departure include private car, Chicago police guard, and Progressive party organizers arranging travel. Roosevelt tells nurses he feels well and will be good during the transfer.
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Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
Hla
New York
Tench
Sisters of Mercy
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Progressive Party
Union Station
Fitzgerald
Progressive Republicans pledge support for Wilson in 1924
More than forty thousand progressive Republicans enroll in the Wilson National Progressive Republican League. The syndicate aims to influence the November election with leaders like Rudolph Spreckels and Dr. Harvey W. Wiley backing Governor Wilson as the highest type of progressive leadership. The league forms across New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Pittsburg and San Francisco.
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New York
Gov. Wilson
Wilson National Progressive Republican League
League
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Rudolph Spreckels
Francisco
Harvey W. Wiley
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
la Vollette
Thea Wen
la Follette
Wiley
Wigine
Spreckels
Pollette
Louis Brandeis
San Frantsio
Gov
Wilwon
Uhip
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