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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1912

Page

8

Five Men Accused in Bridgeport Slaying Case

Rose White, a 22 year old from Chicago, lured to Booth avenue, abducted by five men in a car, shot thrice and killed near Peck's Mills. A Chicago man named Andrew Lutz and several Bridgeport suspects were among those captured after a gunfight. Police hunted remaining assailants as details emerged.

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

Pettit Confirms Donations At Senate Testimony

H C Pettit testified before the senate campaign contributions committee corroborating earlier witnesses about contributions from George W Perkins Edward L McLean and Gifford Pinchot Beveridge will testify tomorrow before the panel and is expected to add details to the inquiry in Washington on October 25.

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

State Leader Want Ad Medium of Wyoming

The State Leader serves as Wyoming’s want ad paper, publishing classified notices and listings across local communities. It provides readers with job, sale, and service advertisements alongside public notices and community announcements.

Want Wyoming Try !T

Uskup Near Capture by Allied Armies in Balkan Front

London dispatch reports sharp but minor engagements across the Balkan front. Montenegrins and Turks clash near Koplik. Servians capture Kumanova and Pristina with heavy losses. Bulgarians press Kirk-Kilisseh after thirty hour assault. Turkish troops retreat southward. Berlin foresees possible allied intervention. Sofia notes unchanged Adrianople situation and Turkish losses at Yuruk and Kirtlehall.

London Balkan Kirk-El- Sikseh Uskup Koplik Scutari Kirk-Kilisseh Kumanova Teresh Pasha Sofia Adrianople Yuruk Kirtlehall Balog

M Farland Defeats Duffy in ten rounds in Buffalo

Packy M Farland won the popular decision over Jimmy Duffy after ten rounds in Buffalo. Duffy fought defensively late, though he had moments of resistance.

M'Farland Duffy Buffalo Packy M' Farland Jimmy Duffy

War on Colds Campaign To Cut Illness

New York physicians launch a public education push aiming to reduce colds in a generation. They list avoid cold drafts hot rooms too much meals and emphasize quick relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy widely sold, including Wyoming.

New York Chamberlain

Kendrick praised as farmer ally in Arvada politics

A column extols J. B. Kendrick as a steadfast farmer ally, recounting his purchases of the Stubbe and Hinshaw tracts at high prices and defending his integrity against disputed land lines. The writer declares political support for Kendrick, pledging to vote for him in Arvada on election day despite party affiliation.

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

Carlson and Faboy in Wyoming labor politics debate

The pamphlet highlights labor aligned figures in Wyoming including Carlson a carpenter and Socialist ally and Faboy a longtime mine worker and union organizer. It discusses Mondell voting patterns on labor bills and contrasts candidates Winters Fahey and Carlson. It frames labor interests and political alignment ahead of Congress elections.

Mondell Labor Carlson Sheridan Congress Winters Twelfth Hour Wyoming Fahey Dietz Wyo United Mine Workers of America Monarch Carneyville Rock Springs International Union Labor Journal State of Faboy

Homestead Dispute Highlights Wyoming Political Critique

An 1912 Wyoming homestead case exposes alleged affidavit fraud by federal officials leading to a cancelled patent. The elderly owner, Thomas G. Williams, faced costly court battles and mounting fees while political figures and parties are urged to reform Interior Department abuses ahead of elections.

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

Testimonial for Kim as capable and honest candidate

A supporter asserts Kim as an eight month ally who knows Kim well and praises Tom as honest capable and just. The speaker endorses Kim strongly as the fit person for the position and calls themselves a true Tabor candidate.

Kim Ileve Tom Ile Tabor

Fido Muffs Now All the Rage in Fifth Avenue

In New York a new pet fad appears as the Fido muff replaces the Teddy bear. Black Astrakhan and Persian lamb muffs mimic a French poodle with a full furry back and two pockets for hands. A lifelike dog face with bright eyes and red tongue adds to the illusion, finished with a metal collar and ribbon bow.

New York Fifth Avenus Fido

Bottle carries name across oceans to California coast

Nora Lea of Louisville sent a corked bottle with her name and address into the Ohio river nearly five years ago. It was found off Coronado bay in San Diego by Charles Collins of Toledo who sent slips of paper. Captain Hedgewald, retired, plans to report to the coast and geodetic survey on the curious voyage of the bottle from Ohio to California and beyond.

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 threatens stability after Havana riot

Washington reports a serious Cuba situation following last night's Havana riot. The Friday presidential election looms as a critical test of stability. The United States contemplates sending 15,000 soldiers if needed to intervene.

Washington Cuba Havana United States

Alaskan Volcano Active Near Cordova After June Damage

The Katmai volcano off the Alaskan peninsula shows renewed violent eruption. A steamer near Whale Island halted progress due to darkness and ash fallout as observers report ongoing activity and danger to ships in the area.

Cordova Katmal Alaskan Whale Ihand

Minor Colorado quake rattles Aspen and Glenwood Springs

Dispatches from Aspen and Glenwood Springs report a light earthquake this morning. Disturbances registered on the seismograph in both towns as residents felt a faint tremor.

Denver Aspen Glenwood Springs Colo

Monkey's death sparks $200000 damage suit in Portland

In Portland Oregon a federal case opened seeking $200000 from the Northern Pacific Railroad for the death of a chimpanzee described as able to dress and undress and to smoke after dinner. The owner Charles Judge claims the animal died from steam leaking from a pipe in the baggage car en route from Seattle. The railroad contends the monkey was dead when shipped.

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

Champ Clark Discusses Tariff in Pueblo Visit

Champ Clark spoke in Pueblo about tariff issues and Republican claims of virtue for the high protective tariff. He cited Missouri corn crops and said he would proceed to Kansas City after the event.

Champ Clark Pueblo Colo Missouri Kansas City

Wilson to Resume Campaign Speaking in Philadelphia

Princeton New Jersey October 25 Governor Wilson will resume his speaking campaign next Monday in Philadelphia He said Roosevelt's recovery seemed so certain he is arranging dates for the rest of the campaign and expects to tour again soon.

Princeton N. J Wilson Philadelphia Roosevelt

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