Beveridge Returns $77,000 Campaign Gifts Claims
Senate campaign committee testimony says Sen Albert J Beveridge returned 77000 in gifts from George Perkins Edward McLean and Gifford Pinchot. Witnesses say Beveridge received thrice Perkins claimed and returned the funds. Rockefeller eludes subpoena as Clapp committee probes contributions.
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Grant Cousin of President Weds in Cheyenne
Ulysses Grant a second cousin of General Ulysses S. Grant married Miss Hannah Johnson at the Presbyterian church in Cheyenne. Rev. Leon C. Hills officiated after a prayer meeting with few friends attending. The couple will reside at 2020 Capitol Avenue.
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Vote Prompt for Francis E. Warren at November Polls
A civic exhortation urges voters to bring conscience to the polls on November S1 and cast ballots for Francis E. Warren if their conscience permits. The fragment emphasizes personal choice in the election.
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Tortoise Sets Fire To Denver Church
A tortoise started a fire at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Denver causing nearly 1000 dollars in damage and killing twenty five tortoises kept in the guild room by Rev. John H. Houghton. The blaze began when a tortoise kicked over a lamp.
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Champ Clark to Speak Tonight in Cheyenne at 8:30
Speaker of the House Champ Clark will address Cheyenne residents at the Capitol Avenue theater at 8:30 after a Denver audience and a Greeley stop. He will travel by automobile from Greeley, arriving in Cheyenne by 7. The renowned orator, likened to Bryan, is in high demand nationwide for speeches.
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Registration Deadline Looms for November 5 Election
The notice urges Mr. Voter to register within two days to vote on November 5. Registration sites across the city and county reopen Thursday and Friday October 24 and 25 for a final opportunity to register.
Jefferson Livingston Holds Talks on Philadelphia Nationals
Jefferson Livingston of Cincinnati met with Horace Fogel president of the Philadelphia Nationals to discuss a purchase. No agreement was reached. Livingston offered nearly a million in cash.
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Terrific Battles Along Turkish Frontier Across Front
News from London and Belgrade reports furious fighting along the European Turkish frontier. Bulgarian and Servian forces push toward Adrianople and Prishtina while Turks retreat, with heavy casualties and captured towns including Prishtina and Kumanova.
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Weather Outlook for Wyoming This Week
The Weather Washington D C reports Wyoming will have probable fair weather Thursday. Friday is expected to be unsettled with possible changes in conditions.
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Reed to Invest Millions Around Casper
Colorado Springs, Oct. 23. Verner Z. Reed declares 10,000,000 will be invested in Colorado and Wyoming through the Mid-West Oil company of Casper, with Paris and Europe as financing centers. He plans oil field development and other ventures, will reside in Colorado to cure insomnia, and will leave day to day work to younger men. The pipe line cost 500,000 and moves about 4,000 barrels daily. He hosted a dinner at the Antlers with a notable guest list from Casper, Denver, Lyttleton, New Orleans, and Colorado Springs.
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Collier's Warren Charges Reprinted by Request
The Collier's article by C. P. Connolly on Senator Francis E. Warren of Wyoming is republished to inform Wyoming voters about serious charges against him. It notes possible Senate action to expel him, highlights Warren’s power via committees and ties to railroad interests, and alleges land and coal frauds, editor bribery, and federal appointments used to influence state politics.
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