Expense lists of candidates in county races reveal largest outlay
Summary of filed campaign spending shows Marty D. Henderson and FP Mallin leading Republican expenditures for county attorney and sheriff nominations, with Gleason and Kline also reporting sizable amounts. Democratic and Republican figures detail payments to constables, commissioners, and judges, while several candidates show no expense in key races.
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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, made her debut as organist at the Methodist church under instructor Miss Laura Lee. The program opened with Bach and other masters, featured Dercense from Jocelyn and Mediation in A, closing with piano accompaniment by Miss Lee. Mrs. Lloyd Sampson sang, and Blamey received warm tributes from admirers as the recital drew a large audience.
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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
Bulger Granted 60 Day Reprieve in Murder Case
The Colorado board of pardons granted James C. Bulger a sixty-day reprieve from death. An alienist will be appointed to study Bulger's sanity as part of the stay after his murder conviction for Lloyd F. Nicodemus.
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Denver
Colo
Board of Pardons
James C. Bulger
Lloyd F. Nicodemus
Bulger
Wyoming State Fair Rail Fares Reduced by C and S Railway
C and S Railway slashes fares for Wyoming State Fair with travel from September 24 to October 1. Tickets valid for final return October 1, with agent A. J. Moore in Cheyenne offering full information on railway services and events.
Goshen Hole Sees New Oil Drilling Drive
The Goshen Oil and Gas company launches drilling in the Goshen Hole district about seventy miles northeast of Cheyenne led by Jess Yoder and Join Bonn. Experienced drillers guide the rig as landowners watch with hope of oil pay similar to other Wyoming findings. Some expect best results northwest of Cheyenne where exploration has yet to begin.
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Goshen Hole
Goshen Oil and Gas Company
Jess Yoder
Bonn
Cheyenne
Grow Tomatoes Successfully Here
R H Dutcher won second prize in Cheyenne Creamery garden contest this year and raised fine tomatoes. Special care hastened ripening, including a plant grown in a tub with fifteen ripe tomatoes and many green ones. Another plant with ripe fruit will be shown in Cheyenne to prove local tomato success.
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R. H. Dutcher
Cheyenne
Turkey Agrees to U S Aid for Syrians
Washington reports Turkey has consented to shipment of relief supplies from the United States to famine victims in Syria after initial refusals. President Wilson named October 21 and 22 to raise funds for further aid. The blockade issue will be referred to the entente allies. Turkey had warned there was no urgent need, despite reports of starvation.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Syria
Wilson
Turkey
Sheriff Raids I. W. W. Meeting in Pennsylvania
In Scranton Pennsylvania a raid by Sheriff Ben 8 Philip and about 40 deputies plus twenty state troopers arrested all 318 men in the Industrial Workers of the World meeting. The raid followed orders prohibiting the gathering and loaded vehicles were taken to jail on riot charges.
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Scranton
Industrial Workers of the World
Ben
Philip
Jermyn
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt declines to back Seabury in New York primaries
Theodore Roosevelt, via secretary John W. McGrath, says he will not support Samuel Seabury for governor in the progressive primaries because Seabury backs Wilson. Roosevelt calls Wilson's election a gi astious calamity to the state.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
John W. McGrath
Samuel Seabury
Seabury
Wilson
Roosevelt
Hughes Switch to Bosses Alarms New York Progressives
Colby announces Hughes has joined the old guard Republicans in New York, reconciling with Boss Hendrickes of Syracuse. The move alarms progressives and independents as Hughes tours the state with reactionary campaign advisers and strikes a deal with veteran party leaders.
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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 its assistance and rescued 263 passengers and crew. It is believed that no lives have been lost.
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Marshfield
Ore
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Congress
Coos Bay Bar
Livestock men meet in Denver for marketing conference
Prominent western and southwestern livestock men gather in Denver for a conference of the marketing committee of the National Livestock Association to discuss improving marketing conditions and packing methods. The visit includes arrivals and scheduled discussions for tomorrow.
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Denver
Natonal Livestock Association
Cheyenne Eyes Farm Bank Hearings for Big Rural Center
Delegates arriving for Cheyenne hearing press the case to win a federal land bank for the city. Speakers include Governor Carey and Senator Irvin e and officials outline the bank’s structure, terms, and local loan association requirements to fund a district farming hub.
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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 Own Bank Stock Through Turnover Scheme
A proposal describes money turned over twenty times, with farmers who borrow from the bank owning all its stock and creating a mutualized banking system owned by farmers themselves and operated by the government.
Transit Strike Sparks Threatened Walkout in New York
In New York representatives of business and professional groups offer cooperation with city officials to settle a transit strike. James P. Holland of the State Federation of Labor warns 70 000 allied trade unionists may strike Saturday if no settlement. A score of people injured in surface car accidents as strikers and sympathizers parade.
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New York
James P. Holland
State Federation of Labor
Traction
Holland
Musicians Union Strike March to Union Square Mass Meeting
The musicians union led about 2000 strikers in uniform from 86th Street and Park to Union Square for a masa gathering in the afternoon. Police put the crowd at around 7000, while union officials claimed larger attendance. Samuel Gompers and Hugh Frayne spoke, with William B. Fitzgerald and Meyer London also addressing the crowd.
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Musicians’ Union
Eighty-Sixth Strong
Park Avenue
Union Square
Samuel Gompers
Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
William B. Fitzgerald
Meyer London
Flees From Bride as Rich Man Jailed in California
John J Wright, reportedly from a wealthy Cour d'Alene family, was arrested in Venice California and sent to the county jail on a telegraphic Idaho warrant for a felony. He left Cour d'Alene after marrying Selma Beers on August 26, claiming the marriage was under duress and vowing to resist extradition.
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Los Angelms
Cal
John J.wright
Cour d'Alene
Idaho
Venice
Costy
Wright
Conor d'Alene
Selma Beers
Railway reduces fares ticket sale window Cheyenne
The Union Railway announces ticket sales from September 2 to 29 with final return limits handled by A. L. Moore, Commercial Agent A and 8. Railway in Cheyenne Wyoming. Dates listed 14 15 18 19.
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Pat H. Hays
Ram PD. Schuets
J. Nash
W. HH. H. Reid
Hulger
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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