Warren Faces Libel Suit Over 10000 Offer Claim
Collier's Weekly publisher Robert Collier threatens legal action after Senator Warren repeats that Collier's offered to sell him an article for 10000 before publication. The feud foresees a court case to resolve sworn truth of Warren's statements amid campaign pressures.
Collier threatens Warren with libel suit in telegram
Robert J. Collier, publisher of Collier's Weekly, warns Senator Warren that a statement about selling him any article at any price is false and that he will sue for libel if their charges are untrue. The telegram was sent yesterday to Robert D. Carey.
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Deming and Kendrick Names Confusion Sparks Wyoming Feud
The Wyoming Tribune is accused of faulty reporting over J Ben Kendrick and John B Kendrick of Birney Montana Sheridan Enterprise statements conflict on lineage and senatorial candidacy. The Leader reports Sheridan denial and Cheyenne bank cashier confirmation, accusing the Tribune of misrepresentation to discredit Senator Kendrick.
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Sherman Rests After a Bad Day in Critical Kidney Illness
Utica New York October 29 After a restless day Vice President Sherman slept in his chair. His physician and family describe the condition as extremely critical but not immediately dangerous. Kidney troubles continue to fluctuate and a return to distress is possible.
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Sibley Opposes Income Tax At Republican Rally
Wyoming report notes H. Sibley of Barnes spoke against the income tax amendment at a Republican rally in Carpenter. He argued the tax targets brains and incentive, creating class lines and urging voters to oppose it in the upcoming legislature elections.
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Wilson Slams Taft Attacks Free Trade Stance in Newark Speech
Gov. Wilson, in three speeches in Newark on October 29, criticizes President Taft and defense of free trade. He disputes Taft’s 1892 panic claim and accuses him of misreading U.S. history while stressing no threat to legitimate business. (Continued on Page 8.)
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Former Leader News Man Accuses Vetter Letter
The Tribune carried a critique headlined Former Lead er News Man Save Anti Warren Affidavits Were Bought. The article condemns Hon Brothers for ethics breaches and dismisses a political drivel piece as an insult to The Leader and its readers.
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Wyoming Woman Appeals to Women Voters for Senate Choice
A Cheyenne reader urges Wyoming women to vote against Warren in the upcoming Senate race, arguing moral and political grounds. She questions Warren's record, cites Collier's charges, and urges support for Democrats to align with a new era under Woodrow Wilson and a Democratic Congress.
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Turkish War Minister Reports Battle Across Front
London reports the Turkish minister of war saying a major engagement is underway along the frontier with Turkish forces gaining ground. Servians claim Turks evacuated Islip and Valles retreat toward Saloniki as Serb cavalry harasses them. Casualties are reported heavy on both sides at Kumanova. Nazim Pasha drives four army corps to halt the advance as Bulgarians push toward Saloniki.
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Elopement Ends in Murder in Chicago Rooming House
A Baltimore woman Misa Sophia Singer 19 or 20 marries plans collapse as she is found slain in a Chicago rooming house at 3229 Indiana Avenue. Missing are money and jewelry brought for the wedding to William Worthem fiancé and two vaudeville performers Conway and wife. Police link robbery to the crime and seek the Conways. Worthem is held and claims he left $48 with his fiancée before midnight.
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Halloween Precautions Aired By Cheyenne Police Chief
Cheyenne officials urge property owners to lock up as Halloween approaches. Chief Ed Schoel says day and night patrols will guard the streets and extra officers will be posted to disperse gangs after dark. He notes past Hallowe en nights have seen little trouble and stresses cautious, nonviolent pranks.
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