Expense lists of candidates in county races
The records show expenditures by Republicans and Democrats for the county attorney sheriff and other offices. Notable items include Marty D. Henderson and FP Mallin with 40.50 and 25.40 against GOP bids, Gleason spending 40.05, and other totals for constables, commissioners, and judges, with several expenses listed as successful or unsuccessful campaigns.
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Gost
Marty D. Henderson
Mallin
Tupper
B. Lane
Orron Babbit
Ashley L. Gleason
Gleason
Hhs
M. A. Kline
A. Richardson
David A. Hosack
Frank Housman
Thomas A. Caste
John B. Sloan
J. E B. Stimson
Miss Lillian Blamey Debuts With Organ Recital
Miss Lillian Blamey daughter of Cadet band director John W Blamey gave her first organ recital at the Methodist church The program opened with Bach Beethoven Handel Mendelssohn works and included Dercense from Jocelyn and Mediation in A by Milot The event drew a large audience and praise from friends and teachers alike Mrs Lloyd Sampson sang a group of songs and the program concluded with generous tributes to both teacher and pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien
Lillian Blamey
John W. Blamey
Methodist Church
Laura Lee
The
Mendelssohn
Mise Lee
Mra
D. P. Frane
Dercense
Jocelyn
Godard
Huhn
Mildenberg
Delbruck
Lemmens
Milotoke
Mite Loo
Miss Blamey
Lloyd Sampson
Tosti
Cowen
Blamey
Cork
HULGER 18 GRANTED ANOTHER REPRIEVE
The Denver board of pardons granted a sixty day reprieve to James C. Bulger who was sentenced to death for murdering Lloyd F. Nicodemus. An alienist will be appointed to study Bulger s sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Board of Pardons
James C. Bulger
Lloyd F. Nicodemus
Bulger
Railway Cuts Wyoming State Fair Fares Ad
C & S Railway reduces fares for the Wyoming State Fair with travel days September 24 to October 6 inclusive and return by October 1. Full details from A J Moore commercial agent Cheyenne Wyoming.
Goshen Hole Oil Venture Begun By Local Company
The Goshen Oil and Gas company led by Jess Yoder and Join Bonn starts drilling in the Goshen Hole district about seventy miles northeast of Cheyenne. Experienced drillers head the rig and work is pushed vigorously amid landowner interest and cautious optimism for oil in paying quantities nearby. Some say best results may come from the northwest area where no exploration has begun yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Hole
Goshen Oil and Gas Company
Jess Yoder
Bonn
Cheyenne
Dutcher Wins Second Prize In Cheyenne Tomato Contest
R H Dutcher ranked second in the Cheyenne Creamery garden contest this year. He cultivated tomatoes with special care to hasten ripening and exhibited a tomato plant with fifteen ripe fruits and many greens, grown from root and branch in a tub for the fall show in Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Dutcher
Cheyenne
Turkey Allows U S Aid to Syrians in Relief Shipment
The Turkish government in a communication to the State Department consented to shipment of relief supplies from the United States to famine sufferers in Syria after prior refusals. October 21 and £2 were named by President Wilson to raise funds. the blockade passage will be reviewed by the Entente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Syria
Wilson
Turkey
Sheriff Raids I. W. W. Meeting in Pennsylvania
Sheriff Ben F Philip led about four dozen deputies and twenty state troopers to raid an Industrial Workers of the World meeting in Scranton Pennsylvania. All 318 in the hall were arrested and detained as rioters. Authorities had ordered the gathering stopped amid a two week effort to disrupt Jermyn Collieries and mine operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Industrial Workers of the World
Ben
Philip
Jermyn
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt declines to back Seabury for New York governor
Theodore Roosevelt through secretary John W. McGrath says he will not support Samuel Seabury in the progressive primaries because Seabury backs Wilson. Roosevelt calls Wilson's election a calamity for the state and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
John W. McGrath
Samuel Seabury
Seabury
Wilson
Roosevelt
Colby claims Hughes allies with bosses in New York
Colby, a New York progressive leader who helped nominate Roosevelt, declares Hughes has joined the reactionary elements of the Republican Party. He notes Hughes reconciled with Boss Hendricks of Syracuse and says the New York Tribune frames this as a key event, signaling old guard control of Hughes’ campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bainbridge Colby
Charles Evans Hughes
Haa
Hughes
Francis Hendericks
Syracuse
Old Guard
Mr. Hughes
Hoss Hendericke
The
New York Tribune
Tribune
Hendericks
Onandavua
California
Johnson
Albany
Froes Barnes
New York City
Reed Smoot
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Crane
Pacific Coast Liner Congress Destroyed By Fire
Fire today destroyed the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's liner Congress two miles off the Coos Bay bar. Several vessels rushed to assist and rescued 263 passengers and crew. no lives believed lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Ore
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Congress
Coos Bay Bar
Livestock Leaders Converge in Denver Conference
Prominent western and southwestern livestock men gather in Denver for the National Livestock Association marketing committee meeting. They will discuss improving marketing conditions and methods of packers while awaiting updates on associated activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Natonal Livestock Association
Cheyenne Eyes Farm Bank Hearing To Lure Credit
Delegates arriving for a Cheyenne farm loan hearing push to secure the federal land bank for Cheyenne. Speakers including Governor Carey and Senator Irvin e Carpenter outline the district centered needs and the bank’s benefit to Cheyenne as a future financial hub. The plan relies on farmer groups forming local loan associations to access five to forty year loans at max six percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Senader
J. R. Carpenter
Farm Board
Carey
J. Rosa Carpenter
Harry Henderson
Senator Irvine
Martin Hartung
W. L. Quayle
Ed Jacobson
Carpenter
Banker Mitchell
Pine Wluffs
Archie Allison
Jaramie
Wheatland
Douglas
Pine Bluffs
Burns
Frank R. Wilson
Division of Rural Credits
Wilson
Wtack
Federal Land Bank
Farmers' mutualized banks owned by farmers themselves
The passage describes a system where money circulated twenty times, enabling farmers who borrow from banks to own all the bank stock. It envisions a mutualized banking system owned by farmers and operated by the government.
Transit strike threatens and injures in New York
New York officials and business leaders hear union leaders call for action as 70 000 allied trade workers threaten a mass sympathy strike. A score of people, several seriously injured, in surface car accidents flared tensions while strikers parade through the streets led by a band and traction officials refuse arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James P. Holland
State Federation of Labor
Traction
Holland
Musicians Union Strike March Ends With Mass Meeting
About 2000 strikers in uniform gathered at Union Square after marching from Park Avenue and Eighty Sixth Street. Samuel Gompers and Hugh Frayne spoke at the masa meeting with William B. Fitzgerald and Meyer London also addressing the crowd. Police counted fewer marchers than union officials claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musicians’ Union
Eighty-Sixth Strong
Park Avenue
Union Square
Samuel Gompers
Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
William B. Fitzgerald
Meyer London
Wright in Extradition Case Fled After Marriage
John J Wright, linked to a wealthy Cour d'Alene family, was arrested in Venice California and jailed on Idaho felony charges after fleeing his Aug 26 marriage to Selma Beers. He alleges duress and resists extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angelms
Cal
John J.wright
Cour d'Alene
Idaho
Venice
Costy
Wright
Conor d'Alene
Selma Beers
Railway reduces fares on sale September 2 to 29
Tickets on sale September 2 through September 29 with final return limit from A L Moore, Commission Agent A & 8 Railway, Cheyenne Wyoming. The notice lists numbers 14 15 18 19.
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Fioss P. Snyder
Pat H. Hays
Ram PD. Schuets
J. Nash
W. HH. H. Reid
Hulger
Guaranterd
Jess Yourh
John Tunn
Intrest
U. S
Pennslyvania
Colby
Mere Allen Hogere
ASK Farm Loan Bank For
Ghian
Bellefleur
Kelley Mercantile CO
N. Y
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
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