Carey predicts Kendrick Will Win United States Senate
Former Governor J M Carey travels to Kemmerer to support Governor Kendrick and campaign for his U S senate bid. He praises speaker Jack Clark and defends Secretary of State Houx, praising his integrity, while criticizing press misrepresentation of duties and noting Houx would serve as acting governor if needed. Continued on page five.
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J. M. Carey
Kemmerer
Kendrick
Carey
John B. Kendrick
United States Senate
Daroush
Clark
Jack Clark
Frank D. Houx
Frank D. Houx Taking the Governor’s Place, Governor Careyald
Houx
Capitol
Wyoming
Ate
Board of Deposite
Wyoming Guard En Camp Deming A Stroll Through Social Life
Special to the State Leader reports from Deming New Mexico where Wyoming troops rest in camp after daily five to eight mile hikes. Officers enjoy social events in camp including an officers club chaired by Lieut Col Ellis and Lieut Geo L Smith as secretary. The supply company is led by Second Lieutenant Ridgeway with Victor Moreau as second in command. The Army Y M C A offers leisure activities and a busy Sunday school while a notable cactus and yucca garden decorates the camp.
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Deming
N. M
Wyoming
New Mexico
Mesquite
Mornhing
Leigh A. Fuller
Camp Deming
le M. A. DeLaney
James A. Johnson
Arkansas Ist/lght artillery
Boyd F. Briggs
Richard Fillius
A. 8
Morse
Turner
Ridgeway
Victor Moreau
Army Y. M. C. A
Soldier Boys
Parra
Old Mexico
Association
Voters Must Register Friday for Upcoming Election
The board of registry sits on the 27th and 28th for the last time before the election. Registration is required to vote with boards at Dinneen's Garage First Ward Warren Ave entrance Second Ward Industrial club building Court house annex Third Ward Court house annex. Registration hours are 9 to 12, 2 to 6, and 7 to 9. Voter wards defined by Seventeenth Street and Central Avenue boundaries.
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Board of Registry
Dinneen
Pioneer
Lincoln ‘Way
Industrial Club
Warren Ave
Court House
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
Burglars Steal Watch and $60 from Home
Burglars entered the Pred Airsig residence last night using a case key and ransacked rooms while the couple slept. The theft was not discovered until yesterday morning when Mr. Airsig awoke, finding a watch and $60 missing.
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Mra
Wilson Day Observance Set For Saturday in Cheyenne
Wilson day on Saturday October 28 will honor the nation s leading president since Lincoln. Cheyenne s Wilson clubs plan a proper observance with Hog Chas A Towne addressing the crowd at Atlas theatre and an automobile parade if weather permits followed by songs and remarks. Continued on Page Five.
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Wilson
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Cheyenne
Wilson Club
Women's
Hog
Chas. A. Towne
Atlas Theatre
Towne
Keeley Delivers Silent Half Hour Speech in Salt Lake City
Alfred Keeley addressed about 1500 listeners for thirty minutes without spoken words. He communicated through rapid hand gestures and vigorous table raps, using alternating hand movements to emphasize points. The speech reportedly would have taken twice as long if spoken aloud. confusion arose only when both hands moved together.
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Salt Lake City
Alfred Keely
Mr. Keeley
Getures
Tila
Cheyenne People Visit Glenrock for Higgins Birthday
Cheyenne residents gathered at Glenrock to celebrate the birthday of Mr. J. E. Higgins. Guests included Mrs. E. A. Meyer and Mrs. L. F. Nicodemus, Mr. H. P. Hynds, and T. Blake Kennedy who joined bridge games and music.
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Glenrock
Wyo
J. E. Higgins
Higgins
Mr. Higgins
E. A. Meyer
L. F. Nicodemus
H. P. Hynds
T. Blake Kennedy
Donations Sought on Cheyenne Public School Funds
Superintendent Ira B. Fee reports a letter from P. P. Claxton, commissioner of the interior, requesting information on any donations or gifts to Cheyenne public schools at any time. The letter asks for available data and details.
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Ira B. Fee
P. P. Claxton
Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Flour jumps to ten dollars a barrel in Chicago
In Chicago on Oct 25 wholesale price of high grade family flour rose to 10 dollars per barrel, the highest since the Civil War, marking a two day gain of 10 cents.
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Chicago
Green River Co operative Work Great Feature of Kendrick Administration
Governor Kendrick promotes a cooperative investigation of the Green River basin with the U S Reclamation Service to study irrigation potential. Wyoming leaders expect the study to prove water use beneficial, align federal plans with state needs, and shape future policy for the Green River and North Platte basins.
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Green River
Kendrick
Wyoming
Colorado River
Republic of Mexico
United States Reclamation Service
Reclamation Service
Westem
A. P. Davis
Voncure
Heneff
North Platte Riven
Wreck Victim Funeral Today
The body of Fireman J W Crawford killed in the Dushnell Nebraska wreck Monday night was taken to I mie on No. 19 for burial with Mrs Crawford accompanying the body to Laramie. Funeral set for Friday. Brakeman W A Moore also killed. his funeral to be held this afternoon at 2 30 conducted by Rev Markley of Hillsdale. Engineer John Ulrich is resting at St Johns hospital with a likely recovery.
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J. W. Crawford
Dushnell
Nebraska
I Mie
John Ulrich
St. John's Hospital
Hay Loss At Christensen Ranch Sparks Winter Feed Shortage Fear
A fire on the Lige Christensen ranch in Cokeville Wyoming destroyed about 55 tons of hay. Officials fear the loss will cause a winter feeding shortage for the ranch.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Lige Christensen
Pioneer George Panning Fatally Injured in Train Accident
Laramie Wyoming October 25 George Panning a pioneer resident of Laramie was fatally injured when struck by a westbound Union Pacific passenger train. He attempted to move from one track to another and was hurled several feet. His head was cut and he suffered internal injuries. He was taken to his home where death was expected at any moment.
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Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific
George Panning
Fonning
81 year old man dies after 30 years in a chair
Ernest Thoma of Hackensack New Jersey aged 81 died today from pneumonia. For thirty years illness kept him in a sitting position while he worked at a small bench in his bedroom. A 1901 wedding reportedly saw President McKinley send congratulations to Thoma and his wife.
Senator Clark Headlines Republican Rally in Sheridan
In Sheridan Wyoming on October 24 a large audience greeted Senator C. P. Clark at the Orpheum theatre rally. He was introduced by Hoo Pred Hl. Klume and spoke on the leaves of the campaign.
Safe and Store Robbed of Cash and Watches
KPMMERDR Wyoming October 26 The Proutier Supply Company store and wife were looted Sunday night by a daring burglary. The thief pried open a window to Turner private office and jimmied the safe, stealing cash and stamps. About fifteen old watches were taken from the jewelry department.
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Kpmmerdr
Wyo
Proutier Supply, Company
Rh. MM. Turner
Turner
Privale
Pershing's Forces Remain in Mexico Amid Villa Rise
Reports from Washington and border towns indicate Villa strengthens control in northern Mexico while Pershing's expedition remains in place. Officials expect no immediate withdrawal or reduction of US regulars or guardsmen as Chihuahua uncertainty persists.
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Pershing
Mexico
Washington
Villa
Atlantic City
Chihuahua
Pershinge
United States
Carranza
Latest Long Hit Lands President
A nostalgic note reads like a lyric as the author muses on staying steady while crossing rough passages. It warns against changing horses midstream and endorses a calm, sensible approach with trusted allies guiding the journey to a safer, familiar home.
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Wyoming National Guard
Atlas
Colorado
Clank
Addiusss
Bhendan
North
San Antonio
Tex
Chihuahua City
Punston
EL Paso
Gonzales
Jnores
Trevino
Laredo
Mexico City
Frelcht
Wastiington
Garcia
AL Paso
Correville
Wilkow
Marshall
Cressin
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