Second Meeting of Wilson Club Vows Wyoming Victory
The Woodrow Wilson club held its second weekly meeting with over fifty attendees despite bad weather. Secretary of State Houx praised northern enthusiasm for Wilson Kendrick and Clark and predicted victory in Wyoming. Claude P. Palmer spoke for farmers on rural credits and Reid urged voting to re-elect the reformer.
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Woodrow Wilson Club
State Houx
Wilson
Kendrick
Clark
Wyoming
Claude PF. Palmer
St. Pearlstine
Will Reid
Wall Street
Washington meeting honors Woodrow Wilson tribute
John Charles Thompson chaired a gathering in Washington praising Woodrow Wilson as the greatest patriot and statesman since Lincoln. A proposal urged the state central committee to challenge Republican committees to send delegates for a joint campaign debate on current issues.
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Washington
John Charles Thompson
Woodrow Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
State Central Committee
Husband Wanted Asks Mayor Help For Suitor
Emma Sturm of 618 Herget Street Smithfield Street Pittsburg Pennsylvania asks Cheyenne’s chief official for help finding a desirable husband. Sturm, a 5 6 blonde of 136 pounds, expects to inherit wealth and prefers a rancher. She seeks a husband of excellent character and neutral to the war.
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LaFontains
Emma Sturm
Herget Storne
Smithfield Stret
Pittsburg
Cheyenne
Miss Sturm
Chicago Car Heads East to Cheyenne Today
A motor carriage from Chicago travels to Cheyenne, marking a notable cross city movement with the vehicle departing Chicago and arriving in Cheyenne today.
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Chicago
M. A. Car
Cheyenne
Cheyenne High Gears Up For Mine Game Rally Day
Cheyenne High braces for a tougher matchup with Laramie after a strong turnout of thirty-one players, the largest squad in memory. Coach Cochrane plans dual scrimmages nightly, with a monster snake parade set for Friday to publicize the Mines game. the opener at Pioneer Park draws a big expected crowd next Saturday at 3:00 PM.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Scase
Peters
Cochrane
Golden Mines
Phil. Hopkins
Tdabe” Mahan
Pioneer Park
Exports Break Record In September Trade Totals
Export values rose to 512,847,067 for September, 7,000,000 above August, with twelve month exports near 5.04 billion. Bureau figures show 4,071,045,883 for the latest twelve months, compared with 4,177,764,184 prior year and a five year average of 2,453,000,000. Domestic product exports in September exceed the entire 1875 fiscal year.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Board of Directors Meeting at Carnegie Library
The Carnegie library board met to approve the September bills and conduct routine monthly business. Present were W. Deming, Charles Hiner, Louise Moore, and librarian Ubdrarian.
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Carnegie Library
Yeelomay
Billa
W. ©. Deming
Charles Hiner
Mre
Lousla Moore
Ubdrarian
Taft Killed After Siege By Squatter Fired on Officers
Pam Stier sheriff was shot and killed today at Whitestone when Frank Taft a squatter near heré opened fire and wounded four policemen and a deputy. Taft was killed by Police Sergeant Fitzgerald after a siege of about ninety minutes as bluejackets from the torpedo boat Henry assisted in the attempt to capture him.
Mrs Garett Returns Home After Illness
Miss Myrle Garrett secretary in the city engineer's office was discharged from hospital after a two week recovery from an appendectomy. She is improving and expects to return to work soon. The note highlights her value as a city employee and her recent illness.
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Myrle Garrett
Mise Garrett
Truth About Tampico Continued from Page Six
Admiral Mayo describes the Tampico incident and refugee handling. He notes no lives lost and minimal property damage, citing naval restraint to avoid war. Mayo emphasizes Navy efficiency under Secretary Daniels and defends intervention choices amid refugee concerns.
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Connecticut
New Orleans
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Daniela
Leas
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United States
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Miller
Wilson
Fletcher details Tampico action and Vera Cruz seizure
Admiral Fletcher recalls orders to seize Vera Cruz and preserve foreigners amid Tampico crisis. He describes coordinating Badger’s squadron, sending diversions to Tampico, and landing 6 000 sailors to restore order while avoiding destruction of noncombatants and ensuring protection for Americans.
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Washington
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Prairie
Badger
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New Hampshire
South Carolina
Michigan
New Jersey
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Odrey Ave
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Sincerity Clotheshop
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Will Snow
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Howe
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