Governors to be elected in twenty nine states
Voters in twenty nine states will choose governors and other state officers in the next elections. The socialists have named candidates in twenty seven states, with progressives and prohibitionists also fielding tickets in multiple states.
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Washington, D.C
Union
United States
Maine
Vermont
Arkanena
Georgia
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Olvidle
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampeshire
New York
North Carolina
South Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Rhodes Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Washington
West Virhiita
Wisconsin
Prohibition Party
Addi
Socialist Labor
Independance
Popuist
Progressives
Sociallatae
Prohiitioniste
Congress
Hillnots
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Socialist Party
Conncticut
Winds
New
West Virginia
Iinois
Prettiest Woman on Stage Valeska Suratt in The Kiss Waltz
New York critics hail Valeska Suratt as the prettiest American stage queen in a lavish Viennese operetta production The Kiss Waltz by the Shubert Organization in this city The show features a top supporting cast Broadway beauties rich gowns and a grand scenic display The musical comedy has had a record season at the New York Casino and is composed by M Ziehrer with Edgar Smith story and Matthew Woodard lyrics.
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Valeska Suratt
Shubert
New York
Miss Suratt
Mesars
M. Ziebrer
Fintal Seer
Edgar Smith
Matthew Woodard
Wyoming oil man Hugh Stock renames family fortune
The feature profiles Hugh Stock called Dad Stock, his seven sons, and four generations of oil prospecting from Cripple Creek to Salt Creek Wyoming. It recounts early boom fortunes, losses, and a turning point when Stock pursued oil with family grit and a partner who helped him persevere at Ball Creek.
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Isaak Walton
Stock
Ball Creek
Wyoming
Hugh BE. Stock
Denver
Cripple Creek
Oklahoma
Ollers
Hugh Stock
Pennsylvania
Texan
California
Block
Cams
America
England
Cor
Joseph Stock
Hugh
French Creek
Allostiday River
Brock
Bam Hill
Okla
Wye
Hugh Brock
Mounds
Ceippla Creek
Salt Creek
Brook
Henshaw, Fitzhugh & Tronahan
Colorado
Verner Z. Rood
Labor editor scolds Mondell at Capitol talk
A Wyoming Lalor Journal summary notes Frank Moridell, Republican candidate, spoke at Capitol Avenue theater. The piece portrays Moridell as speaking without substance while critiquing his record on labor issues and bills proposed in Wyoming legislature, urging workers to use the ballot to push reforms.
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Wyoming Lalor Journal
Frank Moridell
Capitol Avenue
Valen
Hla Campaten
Frank
Congress
Republican Party
Senate
Kendrick
Department of Labor
Tabor
Pearson
Cheswell
Wyoming
Hamilton
Deaf couple wed in Boston in sign language
Mary Olson of Everett and Leslie Tramedell of Maiden married in Boston with no spoken words. A deaf minister performed the ceremony at the church with four deaf guests present. Olson, a Horace Mann graduate, will pursue piano work.
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Boston
Mise
Mary Olson
Everett
Leslie Tramedell
Maiden
C. A. Moelsted
Robert St. John
Miss Olson
Horace Mat
Band of Highwaymen Terrorizes Town Until Courageous Man Confronts Them
A notorious gang called the Band of Highwaymen plunders with stealth and influence, controlling the government and prospering. A brave man meets their mob in broad daylight, challenging them as a crowd gathers and threats rise, provoking a dramatic confrontation.
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Viet Me
Belplows
Robhera
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