President Wilson Greets Crowd at Summer Home Rally
President Wilson spoke to a large throng at his summer home in Long Branch criticizing opposition to his election as scrupleing at nothing. He urged peaceful power transfer and defended the eight hour day while addressing foreign policy questions. A huge crowd filled the Atlas theatre for the Wilson day celebration led by Woman's Wilson club with Gen Thompson reading the proclamation and Charles Towne as speaker.
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Long Branch
Wilson
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Atlas Theatre
Woman's
Wilson Club
Ray Lee
John Charles Thompson
The
Republic
Charles A. Towne
New York
Colorado Aggies Edge Tigers in Tough Fort Collins Clash
In Fort Collins the Colorado Aggies edged the Tigers 14 to 12 in a defense heavy late scoring game. Davis scored both Tigers touchdowns while Flagel and Kohnan starred for the Aggies with Beott and Rothrock contributing strong play. Open field work was limited as most passes and runs were broken up and officiating kept play tightly controlled.
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Tigers
Colorado College
Fort Collins
Aggies
Kouls
Davis
Flagel
Kohnan
Colorado
Beott
Rothrock
Wilson Club Meets Monday in a Big Rally
The Wilson club of Cheyenne will meet Monday night at its headquarters 1812 Capitol Ave. Speakers include Judge Wilfred O Leary Commissioner G Hopkins and Gen John Charles Thompson. After talks, discussions on important matters follow and members are urged to bring at least one friend.
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Wilson Club
Cheyenne
Capitol Ave
Wilfred O'Leary
G. Hopkins
John Charles Thompson
Judge J W Bruner Dies After Long Illness
Judge John W Bruner of Cheyenne a founder of J W Bruner & Son died at his office after months of ill health He served in Civil War Pennsylvania regiment and was a G A R member Survived by daughter Anna and four sons Funeral Monday at 2 PM from First Methodist Episcopal Church with Lakeview Cemetery interment
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John W. Bruner
J. W
Cheyenne
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Bruner
Anna Martiner
Charles
Arizona
Harry O
Frank M
James B
First Methodist Episcopal Church
E. B
Brace
Lakeview Cemetery
Unclear college football scores and mismatched team names
A garbled list of college football results shows teams like Minnesota, Army, Denver, North Dakota, Colorado, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Penn State, and others with varied scores. Several names appear misspelled or inconsistent, suggesting OCR errors and unclear pairings across games.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Colorado Aggies
Colorado College
Colorado
Mines
Wyoming
Utah
Swarthmore
Uramus
Colby
Maine
Vanderbilt
Virginia
Wesleyan
Amherst
Columbia
Williams
Pittsburg
Pennewvanta
Nevada
Aggies
Harvard
Cornell
Michigan
Northwestern
Drake
Navy
Georgia
Yale
Washington and Jefferson
Princetos
Dartmouth
Lafayette
Lebanon Vallé
Penn State
Gettysburg
Uni of Uiinoia
Perdue T
Cash Bribery Claim Terrestrial in Wyoming Senate Race
A Wyoming accusation alleges $25,000 in hard cash shipped from Chicago to Cheyenne and $25,000 into Colorado to influence voters against John Kendrick in favor of Senator Clarence Clark. The piece brands Eastern interests as buying a U.S. Senate seat, citing Clarence Hamlin and paid newspaper advertisements as proof.
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C. D. Clark
Clarence D. Clark
United States
United States Senate
Clarencekefe
Hamian
Clark
Chicago
Cheyenne
Colorado
Clarence KE. Hamlin
Republican
Senate
Judge Carey
Hamline
Mine Owners Association OF Colorado
Hamilinea
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming Tribune
Kendrick
East
Wyoming Tribune Battles Governor Kendrick In Public Opinion Case
The Wyoming Tribune files a public opinion clash against Governor John B. Kendrick over state land sales. The paper argues against alleged prejudice, questions statutory restrictions, defends Kendrick, and appeals to the court of public opinion for dismissal and exoneration.
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The
Wyoming Tribune
John B. Kendrick
Estate
Land Bhoards
Charles Elmer ‘Lane
Fie
Tribune
Carranza Says Villa Gains Tied to US Help
General Carranza issued a statement asserting the Villa movement survived in Chihuahua thanks to support from private US parties aimed at embarrassing President Wilson. He denied reports of his forces defeat and pledged to crush the rebel government soon. The report also notes two Americans, Charles England and Fritz Schultz of Milwaukee, were allegedly executed at Chihuahua City on September 19 by General Trevino.
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Carranza
Villa
O Chihuahua
United States
Wilson
Iie
Nogales
Mex
Charles England
Fritz Schultz
Milwaukee
Chihuahua City
Trevino
Greeley High School Football Wallops Fort Collins
Greeley high school defeated Fort Collins high school 24 to 0 in Fort Collins this morning with a strong offensive showing and stout defense from the visitors.
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Greeley
High Lads
Wallop
Fort Collins
Fort Collins, Colo
Greeley High School
Fort Collins High School
Record of Cheyenne City Registration Totals
The close of registration shows 3971 in total with 106 in First ward, 412 in Second ward, and 653 in Third ward. The figures indicate population growth and rising interest in the current campaign developments in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Dinneen
Industrial Club
Court House Annex
Judge Mentzer Returns From Laramie Rawlins
Judge R S Mentzer returned to Choyenine yesterday morning at nine o clock after a week holding court at Laramie and Rawlings It is expected court will be in session here Monday morning and several important cases on the calendar will be heard
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R. S. Mentzer
Laramie
Rawling
Choyenine
Rev George Davidson to Preach Here Tonight
The Rev George Davidson formerly rector of St Mark's church will preach at that church this evening. He was a clerical deputy to the general convention of the Episcopal church held recently in St Logia. He is on his way to Loa Aprolos where he serves as rector of St John's church and preaches at St John's cathedral in Denver in the morning. Rev Huston and Rev Davidson were college roommates.
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George Davidson
St. Mark's Church
Davidson
Episcopal Church
St. Logia
Loa Aprolos
St. John's Church
St. John’s Cathedral
Denver
Huston
Rev. Davidson
Ohio for Wilson Says Expert
Philadelphia October 24 Meghes ehy not carry Ohio is the conclusion of Angus McSween politics report of the North American touring the Buckeye state for his paper Ble says The extraordinary saving of sentiment to President Wilson has found the way into the republican stronghold of Cincinnati While there is no doubt Hughes will carry Cincinnati and Hamilton County by a considerable majority that majority will not be nearly so large as had been counted and not sufficient to counteract the effect of the Wilson vote elsewhere in the state
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Philadelphia
Meghes
Ohio
Angus ’McSween
Politics Report
Buckeye
Ble
Wilson
Hughes
Hatmiltes
Repulse of Central Powers Fronts Stirs Balkan Front News
Reports from Bucharest claim Armenians repulsed Austro German forces on the Transylvania frontier and seized about eighteen hundred prisoners while retaking towns. Berlin touts steady advance as Russo Romanian retreat in Dobrudja continues. Fort Deu mont position near defended.
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Bucharest
Berlin
Dobrudja
von Mackensen
Dorta Watra
Petrograd
Fort Deuaumont
Volhynia
Rudelan
Railway trust turns votes to Wilson in Altoona
Reports from Altoona Pennsylvania claim railway officials shifted President Wilsons train to an inside track despite rain and crowds. The Times of Altoona estimates at least 5000 Republican votes would be turned to Wilson due to the treatment of the president and the public.
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New York
Altoona
Pennayloyeuta
Republic
Wilson
Times
Weather Wyoming Pair Sunday and Monday Forecast
Sunday will be warmer with rain in extreme northern regions. Monday turns warmer elsewhere with continued unsettled conditions and chances of precipitation.
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Wyoming
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