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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1912

Page

16

Five men accused in Bridgeport slaying of Rose White

Rose White, 22, was seized from a car by five men from Chicago and Bridgeport after being lured to Booth avenue. The group drove toward Peck Mills where she was shot multiple times. three suspects were captured after a fierce gunfight, with Andrew Lutz of Chicago found on a prisoner. Police pursued the others as Bridgeport men remained at large.

Bridgeport Conn George Hull Booth Avenue Rose White Chicago Hull Peck Millis Stratford Hill Willams Stage Palmer Andrew Lutz

Pettit Confirms Donations in Senate Campaign Probe

H. C. Pettit testifies before the senate campaign contributions committee corroborating earlier witnesses on contributions from George W. Perkins Edward L. McLean and Gifford Pinchot. Beveridge is slated to testify tomorrow in Washington.

Washington H. C. Pettit Senate Campaign Contributions Committee George W. Perkins Edward L. McLean Gifford Pinchot Beveridge

The State Leader Want Ad: Wyoming’s Leader in Classifieds

The State Leader serves as Wyoming’s premier Want Ad medium offering local listings, job notices, and classifieds. Readers access affordable ads, connect with buyers, sellers, and employers, and stay informed on community opportunities.

Want Wyoming Try !T

Uskup Near Capture as Balkan Fronts Engage

Balkan front reports detail sharp engagements as Allied forces press toward Uskup after Kirk-El-Sikseh. Montenegrins push Turks near Koplik. Servians capture Pristina and Kumanova amid heavy losses. Berlin foresees major intervention. Sofia lists Turkish reverses near Adrianople and Bulgartains gains at Yuruk and Kirtlehall.

London Balkan Kirk-El- Sikseh Uskup Koplik Scutari Kirk-Kilisseh Kumanova Teresh Pasha

M Farland Defeats Duffy in Ten Rounds at Buffalo

Packy M Farland won the popular decision over Jimmy Duffy after ten rounds in Buffalo. Duffy was mostly defensive late in the bout but fought well earlier, with both men showing grit.

M'Farland Duffy Buffalo Packy M' Farland Jimmy Duffy

Declare War on Colds Promoted by New York Doctors

Prominent New York physicians launch a public education campaign to make colds uncommon within a generation. They list cold prevention tips such as avoiding draughts and overeating and recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick, effective treatment available from dealers in Wyoming.

New York Chamberlain

J B Kendrick Seen As Farmer Ally In Local Debates

The piece defends J B Kendrick as a steadfast farmer ally noting he paid high prices for land, bought the Stubbe quarter, Hinshaw parcels, and that rivals challenge Wirvey lines. A supporter vows to vote for Kendrick in Arvada election day, highlighting trust and Republican ties.

Stubbe Hinshaw Kendrick J. H. Kendrick Tam Arvada J. B

Labor vote patterns shape Wyoming congressional race

The piece reviews Mondell and Carlson positions on labor issues and anti trust laws, notes Mondell’s final voting record on key labor bills, and profiles Faboy and Winters as candidates with ties to mining unions and Wyoming labor history. It discusses Socialist tenets and the aim to represent workingmen’s interests in Congress.

Labor Mondell Hughes Children’s Bureau District of Columbia House Carlson Sheridan Congress Winters Twelfth Hour Wyoming Fahey Dietz Wyo United Mine Workers of America

Wyoming Vets Fight for Homestead Rights

An elderly Wyoming man, Thomas G Williams, loses his homestead title after affidavits from neighbors are rejected in court. Officials, including C H Parmalee and A T Clark, back Williams, while the federal case heads to Sheridan for a new hearing. Costs of 372.36 dollars are demanded from Williams, sparking partisan calls for reform in Interior Department policies and a push to vote for change in the national and state platforms.

Williama C. H. Parmalee Fourth Judicial District A. T. Clark Johnson County Buckmaster Bea Dan S. Jones R. C. Rasmussen EB. Stewart J. P. Barton George BE. Stanley Albert Gulick United States Tack Baker Sheridan F. W. Mondell Williams Mr. Williams United States Dist. Court Eighth Circuit District OF Wyoming Cheyenne Wyo Thomas G. Williams Barber P. C. Johnson United States of America Thos. G. Williams Charles. J.ohnhaus General Land Office Warren Fred Dennett United States District Attorney Dennett Murphy Durham Mondel Mondelifo Taft Walter J. Fisher Republican National Democratic National Interior Department

Kim and Tom Endorsement Letter for Tabor Candidate

A supporter writes that after eight months with Kim, they believe Tom is honest capable and just. They praise him as one of the best men they know and assert he is the ideal choice for the position and a Tabor candidate.

Kim Ileve Tom Ile Tabor

Fido Muffs Now All the Rage on Fifth Avenue

New York Oct 24 The Fido muff replaces the Teddy bear as a popular pet fashion with buyers lining Fifth Avenue. Black Astrakhan and Persian lamb muffs imitate a French poodle before grooming and feature a furry body with two pockets for hands. A doglike face with bright eyes white teeth and a red tongue completes the effect, accented by a metal collar and ribbon bow.

New York Fifth Avenus Fido

Bottle floats from Ohio to California mysteriously

In Louisville a corked bottle carrying Nora Lea's name and address was tossed into the Ohio River nearly five years ago. It was found near Coronado bay by Charles Collins of Toledo who sent Lea slips of paper. Retired Captain Hedgewald plans to report to the coast and geodetic survey, pondering a transoceanic journey.

Louisville Ohio River Nora Lea East Gray Street San Diego Cal Charles Collins Phillips Street Toledo Ohio Leathe Coronado Bay John F. C. Hedgewald United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Missippi Gulf of Mexico Atlantic Indian Pacific California

Revolution in Cuba fears trigger US intervention

Washington reports a Havana riot signals a fragile Cuban stability ahead of Friday’s presidential election. US officials warn a revolution is possible and say up to fifteen thousand soldiers could be sent if needed to intervene.

Washington Cuba Havana United States

Alaskan Volcano Erupts Again Forcing Shipping Halt

The Katmai volcano near the Alaskan peninsula, active last June, is believed to erupt violently again. A steamer near Whale Island could not advance due to darkness and falling ashes.

Cordova Katmal Alaskan Whale Ihand

Earthquake Felt in Aspen and Glenwood Springs

Dispatches report a slight earthquake this morning in Aspen and Glenwood Springs Colorado. Disturbances registered on the seismograph there.

Denver Aspen Glenwood Springs Colo

Trial Opens Over $200000 Chimpanzee Death Claim

In Portland Oregon on October 25 a damage suit against the Northern Pacific Railroad seeks $200,000 for the death of a chimpanzee described as educated enough to dress and undress and to smoke after-dinner cigarettes. The owner, Charles Judge, says the animal died from steam heating in a baggage car en route from Seattle. the railroad contends the monkey was already dead when shipped.

Portland Ore Northern Pacific Railroad Company United States District Court Seattle Wash Charles Judge

Champ Clark Discusses Tariff In Pueblo Speech

Champ Clark spoke in Pueblo on October 25, criticizing Republicans for claiming all virtues of the high protective tariff and mentioning Missouri corn crop benefits. He then departed for Kansas City.

Champ Clark Pueblo Colo Missouri Kansas City

Wilson to Resume Campaign Speaking

Princeton dated dispatch reports Governor Wilson will resume campaign speaking next Monday in Philadelphia. He says Roosevelt’s recovery appears certain and he is arranging dates for the remainder of the campaign.

Princeton N. J Wilson Philadelphia Roosevelt

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Wright THE WM. Myers Dry Goods CO Boyds Cash Market Crisco J.T. Boyd Berlin Foreign Office Balkans Germany Austria Russia Sofia Adrianople Yuruk Kirtlehall Balog J. B. Kendrick Farmer Monarch Carneyville Rock Springs International Union Labor Journal State of Faboy Homestead Colorado Hallowe’en Groceries Jersey Ils E. S. Johnston Fifth Avenue Oscar Stanfield P.O
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