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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1912

Page

24

Suspender Jack the Cowboy Wins at Syracuse Hull Moose Meet

The tale of Suspender Jack, an ex-cowboy from Wyoming, who arrives at the Hull Moose convention in Syracuse amid a crowded party dispute. He claims a speaking spot and becomes a focal point as delegates push to vote while confusion reigns.

Syracuse Twichard Harding Davis Jack Hull Moose Vetera New York Atte Onondaga House Wilbur Wright John McGee Wyoming Ucket Publican Boye War'n Publican Party Ind Us United States Committee Presi

Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall Tours Indiana and Supports Democracy

The article portrays Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall wife of the Democratic vice presidential nominee as practical and humanitarian. It notes her influence on Indiana legislation including a leading child labor curtailment bill. It highlights her home at the Marshall home state support for women’s education through the Woman's National Democratic League and potential Washington travel.

Thomas R. Marshall Indiana Marshall Ita Walla Mra. Marshall Mr. Marshall Woman's National Democratic League Washington League

Handsome gowns in Mrs Wilsons wardrobe

Philadelphia October 19 Mrs Woodrow Wilson has completed a shopping tour in Philadelphia to acquire seven gowns costing up to 200 or 300 dollars each. The purchases include furs hats and gloves and are described as suitable for public functions at the New Jersey governors mansion in Trenton and other official events.

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

Marconi’s Right Eye Removed After Injury

In Rome on October 19, William Marconi’s right eye was removed by Dr. Vayardi, a Turin surgeon. Marconi had been seriously injured September 2 in a car accident near Horgheo, with severe contusions around the eye hindering earlier examination. doctors reported no optic nerve involvement.

Rome William Marconi Vayardi Turin Aurgeon Marconi Horghe O

Insanitary Handkerchiefs Tied to Evils

Dr. Borace HB. Blan, who runs a free stammering clinic for schoolchildren, reports insanitary handkerchiefs largely spreading infectious diseases. He told Mayor Gaynor and School Superintendent Maxwell about experiments and urged city provision of sanitary handkerchiefs for poorer children to reduce disease.

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

Teachers by Day Barkeepers by Night in Washington

R. R. Holtner a member of the board of education charged at a meeting that fully a half dozen Washington public school teachers work as bartenders or walerdain resorts where liquor is sold at night. A thorough investigation will be undertaken.

Washington Walerdain R. R. Holtner Board of Education

Taft posters lie in dirt at Warren shop as boys lose jobs

Forests boys aged 10 to14 gathered near Six tenth and Capitol avenue discussing posters of Taft as a passerby noted them. They pointed to bundles of Taft posters in Warren’s vacant barber shop, saying the Republican campaign had distributed images but the posters remained in dust and the boys feared losing work.

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 reveal that over 175 American manufacturers secretly price goods lower for foreign buyers than for American consumers. President Taft warned tariffs to curb foreign underpricing, while the article accuses domestic firms of overpricing locals and harming the U.S. economy through covert overseas discounts.

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

First Lady Woodrow Wilson Viewed as Modest Public Figure

The article praises Mrs. Ellen Axson Wilson wife of presidential nominee Woodrow Wilson for her modesty toward publicity. It notes her southern birth in Savannah Georgia artistic talent and devoted family life with daughters Margaret Jenia Eleanor and a refined home sphere shaping public perception.

Woodrow Wilson White House United States Erin Wilson

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