A Talk to the Taxpayer on A Business Proposition
Wyoming is described as a large corporation with vast interests in development. The piece argues that state management should be depoliticized and led by Judge Carey, praising his business acumen and warning that electing Mullen would keep political machines in power. It urges voters to choose Carey on November 8.
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Wyoming
Mullen
Carey
Nevada
Witcatin
Judge Carey
Decton
Mulleh
Sheridan
Brooks
CWB
Burdick
Gramm
Republican Party
Three Men in Jail Sent to Cheyenne from Wheatland
Rider Botts W M Connole and John Richter were yesterday brought to Cheyenne from Wheatland awaiting further processing. Local notices list merchants Buechner Jewelry Co Reliable Manufacturing Jéwelre and Engravers and a Was serman shoe shine parlor offering free shine after noon hours.
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Buechner Jewelry Co
Cheyenne’s Reliable Manufacturing Jéwelre
Rider Botts
W. M. Connole
John Richter
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Damaged OCR Summary of Colorado Incident Leads to Jailed Men
In a fragmentary report the two men are said to have been sentenced to thirty days in jail by a peace official. They allegedly jumped a board and refused to assist with a municipal water plant contract after being sent from Denver.
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Wheatland Auatice of the Peace
Wheatamid
Denver
Have You Registered Before Election Day
The notice urges immediate voter registration to preserve the right to vote in the November 8 election. It warns that those not registered by the deadline risk being unable to cast a ballot.
Mayor Leaves Ded Cook’s Recovery Progress
Mayor P. 8. Cook, once seriously ill for days, had recovered enough to leave bed and sit up briefly last evening.
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Ded
Cook
Democratic Candidate Cronter Visits Cheyenne From Wheatland
Mre C W Cronter Democratic nominee for Laramie county delegation to the state legislature arrived in Cheyenne from Wheatland yesterday for a brief visit to the area and campaign.
City in Darkness After Brief Power Outage
An accident at the electric light plant cut power to a large portion of the city for about fifteen minutes last night. The disruption affected street lighting and business activity until restoration crews fixed the issue.
Gunners Fined After South Side Family Row
A South Side family dispute led to a $13 fine for B. Burkes and H. Asberry after they reportedly fired at one another. The incident occurred Wednesday evening and was resolved by the morning.
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South Side
B. Burkes
H. Asberry
Stork Visits at 504 West Nineteenth Street
Mr and Mrs K Houchin announce the birth of a baby yesterday morning at their home 504 West Nineteenth. The child is described as a fine baby and news notes the family welcomed the new arrival.
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Stork
Vincl Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Promises Life Boost
An old age health pitch from A E B Roedel Druggist Cheyenne touts Vincl cod liver and iron tonic as prolonging life. It claims improved appetite digestion and stronger blood to counter aging waste and weakness with a money back guarantee.
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A. EB. Roedel
Cheyenne
Labor Situation Improves in Paper Mills
J. H. Malin, president of the Pulp Sulphite and Paper Workers union, said the labor situation in the paper mills is better and that workers are using the improved conditions for political purposes.
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New York
J. H. Malin
Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Workers’ Union
Enterline denounces machine and backs Carey for governor
Hon E E Enterline, Sheridan county lawyer and progressive leader, denounces party machine control and opposes the Republican ticket. He praises Carey for reform, urges independent votes, cites the recent district court ruling on the August 26 county convention, and calls for ending machine rule in Wyoming.
Fainting thief swipes notes from Chicago salesman
Julius Pauly, a Chicago salesman, loses six thousand dollars in notes after a woman feigns illness to gain access to his hotel room. She lies on a couch, advises against calling a doctor, and departs with Pauly's wallet when the purse is found later in a corridor. Police investigated at detective headquarters.
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Bertha
Chicago
Julius Pauly
Pauly
Detective Headquarters
Postal deficit cut sharply as Hitchcock outlines gains
Washington figures show the post office deficit dropped from 17 million to 6.1 million in a year. Postmaster General Hitchcock credits efficiency gains and service expansion, with 1,000 more clerks and 740 railway mail workers added, and salaries rising by over 3 million total.
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Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Eity
Minstrel Show Stunt Delights Small Crowd
According to advance information from Deming, War ren and Judge Kuykendall performed at a fourth minstrel show in Guernsey last night. A small company of others joined in burnt cork jokes for the audience free of charge, with no admission fees or tipping requested by the managers.
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Warren
Judge Kuykendall
Guernsey
Rousing Democratic Rally At La Grange
At La Grange on October 27 Democratic candidates J Rose Carpenter for State Senator Ed Jacobson for Representative and Robt Gray for County Surveyor spoke warmly to supporters Carpenter led with a strong state issues presentation and drew favorable responses Also noted were Rev W T Church Calporteur aiding church organization plans Dr W B Houser NY area physician completing a new residence at Meriden and J L Leonard of Brookfield Me conducting a revival with several conversions as an all day meetingOctober 40.
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Ga Grange
J. Rose Carpenter
Ed. Jacobson
Robt. Gray
la Grange
Carpenter
J. L. Leonard
Brookfield
Voters Urged to Register Ahead of October Election
Notice urges every unregistered voter in the city and Laramie county to register on October 27 and 28. Registration books are at Dinneen's garage for the First ward, Industrial club for the Second ward, and Court House annex for the Third ward. The law requires all eligible residents to register prior to the election.
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Laramie County
Dinneen
Industrial Club
Court House
Nnex
Cornell Freshman Football Captain Dies After Practice Injury
L. B. Pane of Duluth, captain of Cornell University freshman football team, died tonight from internal injuries believed to have been sustained in a practice game on October 18 in Ithaca New York.
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Ithaca
L. B. Pane
Duluth
Cornell University
Beard for Coroner of Laramie County A pledge
A candidate outlines a frugal coroner platform promising economical, legal, business like office conduct. He pledges no bills for clerk rent or phone and to use professional skill to determine causes of death, consulting another physician only when necessary, without favoritism. Nov 9.
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Laramie
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