Editorial urges informed Cheyenne votes for honest nonpartisan administration
The piece asks citizens to evaluate mayor and commissioner candidates for integrity and business fitness. It stresses legal limits on offering offices or favors and urges voters to choose those who will govern Cheyenne in a strictly nonpartisan, pro city‑first manner, citing Mr Hofmann as a proven capable leader.
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Son
Altho
Corporation of
Cheyenne
Thesday Street
Oe Dank
Fred Hofmann
Hofmann
Success Hinges On Adherence to the Law in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne commission form of government hinges on the electees’ adherence to the law. The Leader argues current policies have the people’s endorsement and strengthen support for the commission system. It warns a policy reversal would upset the majority and stresses that strict legal compliance by city administration is essential. It cites Wyoming law requiring officials be chosen for fitness and public service, not political faith.
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Cheyenne
Luive
Wyoming
Beamen's law debate over lifeboats and ships safety
Senator LaFollette argues for strict enforcement of the Beamen's law to improve water travel safety amid ship losses. He accuses steamship lobbyists of steering press coverage and claims decades of congressional hearings shaped the bill’s essential provisions. The piece condemns poorly trained crews and calls for timely, public‑interest safety measures.
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Robert M. LaFollette
L Ife
Peter B. Kyne
Saturday Evening Post
Committee of Congress
Congress
Road Directors Resign To Relieve Embarrassment
New York October 26 Henry K Metlarg and Frederick F Brewster two of ten former directors of the New York New Mavens Wartford railroad resign from the board to avoid embarrassing the present management amid Sherman anti trust allegations. The railroad earlier acquired steamship lines and trolley properties as the case proceeds.
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New York
Henry K. Metlarg
Frederick F. Brewster
New York, New Mavens & Wartford Railroad
Trian
Sherman &Nti-Trust Law
Nine U S Cutlera Seek Port Plot Leaders In Norfolk
Nine United States cutters are searching for a port plot in Norfolk Virginia as part of an investigation into a suspected armed operation. Authorities say the case involves national security concerns and potential maritime threats.
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Norfolk, Va
Cutlera
A Hint to Mothers of Growing Children
A health note promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a valuable home remedy for children and stomach bowels regularity. It urges mothers to obtain a free bottle by writing to Dr Caldwell at 604 Washington St, Collo, UL, Montivello, US.
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Celdwell
W. B. Caldwell
Montivello
Mme
Dr. Caldwell
Br Re
Collwell
Washington Gt
Collo, UL
German Officers From Kron Pring Wilhelm Sought At Sea
British warships joined the search off Virginia coast after the Kron Pring Wilhelm cruiser rumors. Ocean View former postmaster W F P Jounedn says a woman allegedly made sixty photos of American fortifications for an officer on an interned cruiser. Lieutenant Heinrich Noffman is said to have taken photographs.
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Kron Pring Wilhelm
Virginia
W. F P. Jounedn
Ocean View
Heinrich Noffman
Lands Valued at 700000 Lies Under Multiple Suits
Three new suits against twenty nine corporations and individuals seek recovery of three quarter sections of county lands valued at over 700000 dollars. Government actions come as Judge Bledsoe resumes consideration of cases involving lands valued from 10 to 20 million dollars, tied to a 1909 Taft withdrawal order.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States District Court
BF. Bledsoe
Freeno
Ktte
Trial at San Francisco on Army aviation school head Cowan
In San Francisco on October 26 a military trial resumed for Capt Arthur Cowan, head of the army aviation school at Ben Diego, Cal. Judge Advocate Col Lewister presided in a case involving pay of an officer and related duties.
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Gan Francisco
Arthur & Cowan
Signal Corps
Army Aviation
Ben Diego
Cal
Liest
Lewister
I Western Department
Cowan
Labor Scarcity Tugs at American Industry in War Era
In labor circles the fear of a prolonged war drives talk of a growing labor shortage. Mines run idle, plants warn of price hikes, and workers face half time or unemployment. Officials say munition plants could empty the ranks overnight, prompting policy toward stabilizing wages and conditions amid a looming labor crisis.
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Saalon
Prem
Tre
Politioa
Virginia
Tom Lewlete
Ohio
Southwest
South
Wamtington
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Body found in barrel on Chicago prairie
The body of a well dressed man about five years old was found stuffed in a barrel on a Chicago prairie at Thirty sixth street and Sacramento avenue. A rope was about his neck and a postal card in his pocket named Augustino Tier neko Giovento of New York City.
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Chicago
Thirty-sixth Street
Sacramento Avenue
Augustino Tierneko Giovento
Larrabee Strewt
Monroe Street
New York City
Larrabee Street
Father 18 Sues for Boy in Seventh Time
William Mills Jr formerly of Venice California sues Surrogate Sawyer in White Plains for custody of his son William Crosman Lee now under guardianship of stepfather Thomas Frederick Lee. The boy known as the poor little rich boy of White Plains is heir to estates of his mother Georgia Crossman Lee and grandfather valued at over two million dollars.
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New York
William Mills, Jr
Venice
Cal
Sawyer
White Plains
William Crosman Lee
Thomas Frederick Lee
William Crossman Lee
Georgia Crossman Lee
Leader warns on seek no position ads in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Leader notes careful handling of want ads and news content as the paper weighs fale information and advertising.
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Cheyenne
Ines and Ameri canos Seek Refuge Amid Jungle Clash
A native scout spots approaching forces on a jagged rock overlooking a coast trail. Insurrectos move to attack, while Delores aided by Americans escapes to join Marines who surround the camp. Ines and Hardin appear among the rescued, confirming refuge with Delores.
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Ameri
Ines
Delores
Mra Hardin
Anaian
Hardin
Dolomites of Tyrolan Peaks Become Savage War Theatre
National Geographic bulletin depicts the Dolomites in Tyrol as a deadly battlefield where Austrians and Italians clash among jagged pinnacles and eroded walls. The report notes shifting rock formations, treacherous paths, and a landscape reshaped yearly by weather and war, with local families tracing roots back centuries.
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Washington
Alpe
Europe
National Geographic Society
Tyrol
Voting Places for Cheyenne City Election on November 20
The mayor and council designate polling sites for Cheyenne’s city election on Tuesday November 20. Polls open 1 to 7 PM. First Ward precincts listed at Clark House, Dinuees garage, Soreuse planing mill. Second Ward includes Garvey barn Wade barn Cover barn and Silmley’s barn. Third Ward sites are Central Fire Station Courthouse annex Capitol basement Manowal’s bakery and Bescherer’s residence.
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Cheyenne
Clark Hose
Dinuees
Soreuse
Sage
Vgarvey
Mie Wade
Syinlley
Third Ward
Central Fire Station
Precinit
Capitol
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Kelley Mercantile
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