Second Meeting of Woodrow Wilson Club Draws Democrats
More than fifty attend the second weekly Woodrow Wilson club meeting despite bad weather. Secretary of State Houx predicts Wilson Kendrick and Clark will carry Wyoming. Speakers Palmer St. Pearlstine Reid explain rural credits law and urge reelecting the administration.
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Kendrick
Clark
Wyoming
Claude PF. Palmer
St. Pearlstine
Will Reid
Wall Street
Washington meeting honors Wilson and urges joint debate
John Charles Thompson as chair praised Woodrow Wilson calling him the greatest patriot and statesman since Lincoln. The state central committee was urged to challenge Republican committees to provide representatives for a joint debate on campaign issues.
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Washington
John Charles Thompson
Woodrow Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
State Central Committee
Husband Wanted Asks Mayor’s Help
Mrs Emma Sturm of The Herget Street 618 Smithfield Street Pittsburg Pa seeks a husband with a clean character and neutral views on the war. She lists herself as five feet six inches tall, 136 pounds, a good looking blonde who expects substantial wealth and favors a rancher.
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LaFontains
Emma Sturm
Herget Storne
Smithfield Stret
Pittsburg
Cheyenne
Miss Sturm
Chicago man rides to Cheyenne by car
A Chicago resident travels by automobile to Cheyenne today, departing from Chicago and reaching the Wyoming city.
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M. A. Car
Cheyenne
Cheyenne High Eyes Stronger Team For Mines Game
Cheyenne High prepares for a tougher matchup with Golden Mines freshmen after a large rally at the school. The team plans two scrimmage squads, overnight practice, and a monster snake parade to promote the Mines game next Friday.
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Laramie
Scase
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Golden Mines
Phil. Hopkins
Tdabe” Mahan
Pioneer Park
Export Records Mark September Trade Surge
The value of goods shipped abroad in September totaled 512,847,067 dollars, rising by 7,000,000 from August and surpassing the half billion mark for a single month. For the year ending September exports reached about 5.04 billion dollars, with the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce reporting precise figures near 4.071 billion for the last twelve months. Domestic product exports in September exceed the entire fiscal year 1875, the close of the first centenary.
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Department of Commerce
Hoard Holds Meeting of Carnegie Library Board
A Carnegie library board meeting held last month discussed regular business. September bills were presented and granted. Board members present included W. Deming, Charles Hiner, and Mrs. Louise Moore, librarian.
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Yeelomay
Billa
W. ©. Deming
Charles Hiner
Mre
Lousla Moore
Ubdrarian
Taft Killed after Taft Shoots Six in Whitetone Shootout
Pam Stier the sheriff was killed and four policemen and a deputy wounded by Frank Taft a squatter near Whitetone. Taft was killed by Police Sergeant Fitzgerald after a siege of about ninety minutes with help from deputy sheriffs and sailors from the torpedo boat Henry.
Miss Garett Returns Home After Illness
Myrle Garrett secretary and clerk in the city engineer's office left the hospital yesterday afternoon and is recovering at home. She is expected to return to work soon and is regarded as a valuable city employee.
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Myrle Garrett
Mise Garrett
Truth About Tampico Contd From Page Six
Admiral Mayo recounts the Tampico episode praising restraint and avoiding war to protect American lives. He notes no lives lost and no property destroyed beyond mission losses. He cites naval strength and highlights support from diplomats and officials wary of intervention.
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Leas
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Wilson
Fletcher recounts Veracruz seizure and Tampico events
Admiral Fletcher describes orders to seize Vera Cruz customs house on April 21 and combined operations with Admiral Badger to land marines and sailors. He details block-by-block occupation, coordination with Secretary Daniels, and the aim to protect Americans while restoring order amid Huerta era tensions.
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Odrey Ave
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