Roosevelt Electors Win Court Battle In Kansas
Federal judge in Topeka denied Taft supporters’ bid to remove Roosevelt electors from the Kansas ballot. The ruling said no equity rights existed to bar the eight Roosevelt electors, with further arguments set for Denver. The decision shapes next week’s legal action and ballot strategy.
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Topeka
Kane
Roosevelt
Kansas
Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Taft
Denver
Equity
Progressives Move Toward Roosevelt Campaign Manager Nomination
Helena dispatch reports the Montana progressives forming a temporary organization with Senator fix on as temporary chairman delivering the keynote. The ovation signals likely nomination of Roosevelt's campaign manager to lead the group and seek reelection.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Fixon
Roosevelt
State officials depart for Rawlins good roads meeting
Governor Carey and son Charles join state auditor Robert Forsyth and Wyoming Good Roads association leader E L Emery on a two car tour to Rawlins for a boosters meeting. The group plans further travel to Saratoga for a fish fry and aims to advance the Yellowstone highway project and improve routes between Laramie Douglas and Casper Medicine Bow.
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Rawlins
Carey
Charles
Robert Forsyth
E. L. Emery
Wyoming Good Roads Association
Roy W. Schenck
State Immigration Bureau
Good Roads
BE. L. Emery
Mr. Schenck
Charlie’ Carey
Medicine Row
Casper
Douglas
Saratoga
Aga
State Good Roads Association
Yellowstone
Laramie
Autolata
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Auto Actions
Weather report for Wyoming. unsettled weekend
The forecast from Washington indicates fair conditions in the eastern and southern portions of Wyoming. The north and west regions are expected to see showers on Saturday and Sunday.
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Washington
Bb. C
Wyoming
Winter Nominated by Wyoming Progressive Party for Congress
The Wyoming Progressive Party Central Committee met in Cheyenne and unanimously nominated Charles E. Winter of Encampment for Congress. Winter, a noted attorney and author of novels and the song Wyoming, accepted and plans a vigorous campaign. The race becomes a three way contest with T. P. Fahey also a strong speaker candidate.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ozcar
Straus
Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
Turkey
New York
Progressive Convention
Progressive Party
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Congress
Charles E. Winter
Winter
Wyoming route praised as best by official pathfinder
A. L. Westgard of the American Automobile Association arrived in Cheyenne after a Denver round trip via Fort Collins and Greeley. He praised the central transcontinental route as the best with good road prospects in Wyoming, while noting rougher stretches in southern Utah and northern Nevada. He predicted major road improvements in Wyoming within the year and spoke with local officials and civic members.
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A. L., Westgard
American Automobile Association
Town
Denver
Fort Collins
Greeley
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Westgard
Cheyenne
Fred Hofmann
The
Industrial Club
Senator Warren
Golden Prairie Trip Monday Promises Big Farm Tour
The article invites Cheyenne residents to join a second Golden Prairie excursion north of the Union Pacific line. Senator J Ross Carpenter will lead from the Federal Land and Securities office, urging automobile owners to report and bring passengers. Pine Bluffs is the farthest point with breakfast and an eight o clock start.
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Golden Prairie
Union Acific
Pine Bluffs
Federal Land & Securities Company
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
J. Ross Carpenter
West Seventeenth Street
Perous
Wyoming
Auto polo thrills headline Cheyenne ahead of Pioneer Park games
Cheyenne fans ready for an edge of seat auto polo as drivers in specially built cars race for glory at Pioneer Park this afternoon and Sunday. Cars feature steel spring protection. players flip and roll yet recover quickly, keeping the action nonstop. The stunt filled sport is touted as the most thrilling event in local sports history.
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Cheyenne
Pioneer Park
Schweiring
Hardehige
Troops and Rebels Near Clash in Mexican Raids
General Steever dispatches part of the Third Cavalry to Machita to quell raiding Mexicans as troops and rebels near clash. military movements indicate escalating border disturbances and preventive measures by U.S. forces.
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Steever
Third Cavalry
Machita
Invasion Alarms as Mexican Rebels Cross Border
General Steever dispatches Third Cavalry to Hachita amid reports of Mexican rebels entering the United States. A clash with U S troops occurs near the New Mexico border, with Salazar rebel chief alleged to seek international tension. Senator Smith arrives to lead a foreign relations inquiry into American capital in Mexican revolutions.
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EL Paso
Texas
Hachita
Steever
Third Cavalry
Signal Corps
Port Russell
Wyo
International Ling
United States
New Mexico
Waag
Salazar
Tle
Smith
Michigan
Subcommittee of
Foreign Relations
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Kandad
Justice Sanborn
Teddy
Oscar Straus
Los Angeles
Cal
Republican State Central Committee
Progressios
Lissner
Casper Oil Fields
Emery
Wyoming Range
Congress WY
Mr. Carpenter
Dave
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