Governors to be elected in twenty-nine states
The article notes that twenty-nine states will vote for governors and other state officers, with socialists fielding candidates in twenty-seven states and prohibitionists in twenty-one. It lists the states with full tickets and highlights ongoing party alignments ahead of the November elections.
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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 to Star in Kiss Waltz
Valeska Suratt, famed beauty of musical comedy, will headline The Kiss Waltz by the Shuberts in this city. The star, praised for height and graceful form, commands top salaries in vaudeville and light opera. production promises lavish gowns and a Broadway chorus, with Ziehrer as composer and Edgar Smith as story author.
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Valeska Suratt
Shubert
New York
Miss Suratt
Mesars
M. Ziebrer
Fintal Seer
Edgar Smith
Matthew Woodard
Stock story fuels Wyoming oil boom dream
Hugh Stock the Wyoming oil hopeful, nicknamed Dad Stock, rose from Cripple Creek booms to build a family oil legacy spanning generations. He faced greed, losses, and danger, yet kept drilling with seven sons and a daughter backing him, aiding a stubborn pursuit of oil along Salt Creek and 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 assails Monde ll on labor promises
The Wyoming Lalor Journal edits Frank Moridell's Capitol talk, calling him a showy speaker who fails to deliver for workers. It argues that Moridell and the Republican party ignore labor needs, citing past Wyoming bills on labor hours, public works, and worker protections, all largely defeated.
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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 with sign language ceremony
In Boston on October 26 Mary Olson of Everett married Leslie Tramedell of Maiden, both deaf. The ceremony used sign language with four deaf ministers led by Rev. C A Moelsted. Miss Olson, Horace Mann graduate, is a skilled pianist and plans for teaching.
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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 Bring Down Bold Robbers in Open Fight
A crowd gathers as a stout man approaches a robber band halted in public. The confrontation ends with the crowd’s jeers and the robbers’ surprise at facing resistance, marking a turning moment against the gang’s secret control.
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Viet Me
Belplows
Robhera
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