Labor Leaders Back Democratic Party In 1912 Outlook
The Official Organ of the American Federation of Labor publishes a three page piece praising the Democratic ticket and denouncing Republicans. It urges labor to vote Democratic, cites Taft’s opposition to jury trials and injunctive power reform, and contrasts with Wilson and Roosevelt support for reforms.
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Washington
Labor
American Federation of Labor
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democrats
House
Senate
Berger
Progressive Party
Taft
Democratic
Gov. Wilson
Roosevelt
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Opens Week
The weather forecast from Washington D C for Wyoming predicts fair and warmer conditions on Tuesday followed by a fair Wednesday. The brief notice notes a possible baa day.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Fourth Annual Fair On This Week At Burns Wyoming
The Gol den Prairie District Fair association hosts its fourth annual fair at Burns on Wednesday Thursday and Friday with expanded exhibits from agriculture garden products household artefacts and fine arts. Stables for horses and cattle and a strong sports lineup including horse racing driving matches athletics and ball games are planned. An eastern fair atmosphere is promised on the prairie with an extra train at 10 a m and return at 6 p m on reduced fare and cars available for transport. Thursday is Cheyenne day attracting a large crowd.
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The
Golden Prairie District Fair Association
Burns
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Frank Munsey Buys New York Press
New York report states Frank A. Munsey has purchased the New York Press from Henry L. Einstein. Einstein describes the sale while Munsey announces the acquisition. The paper, founded over twenty four years ago as a Republican organ, now supports Theodore Roosevelt under Munsey’s ownership.
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New York
New York Press
Henry L. Einstein
Frank A. Munsey
Pastor resigns after love letters to parishioner
In Granite City Illinois Rev W T Dunn resigns from the Dewey Avenue Methodist church after confessing to writing letters to Mina Massey that included the line I love you better than Jesus. The affair led to his removal from the Southern Illinois Conference and public scrutiny of his conduct as his wife pledged support despite the scandal.
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W. T. Dunn
Dewey Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Granite City
St. Louia
Ilinois
Mianistelle Masaey
Mra. Joseph
F. H. Knight
Edwaraville
Dunn
Knight
Operators Refuse Arbitration. Miners Agree
CHARLESTON W Va Sept 16 Coal operators today refused to submit their differences to arbitration as proposed by Governor Glasscock. The miners accepted the arbitration plan. Governor Glasscock said he would issue a call for a general mass meeting of the miners coal operators and representatives of business organizations for September 41 to discuss the situation.
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Charleston
W. Va
Glasscock
Payment Schedule For Russell Troops At Fort Russell
The notice states troops of this command will be paid by Captain William Russell H Noble paymaster U S Army on the muster of August 31 1912. Payments occur Tuesday September 17 1912 at 9 am at Eleventh Infantry exchange and Wednesday September 18 1912 at 9 am at Fourth Field Artillery exchange. Guards report and transportation arranged by regimental commanders and quartermaster.
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Foussell
William Russell H. Noble
U. S. Army
Eleventh Infantry
Ett
Signal Corps
Ninth Cavalry
Fourth Field Artillery
First National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyc
Rebels Routed by Federals Rally Near Juarez Border
Rebels fleeing Ojinaga retreat and the International Line move east and west toward Juarez as federal forces tighten grip at Presidio and along the border. Six prisoners held include advisers to General Orozco. among them Colonel Orozco’s father and other aides.
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Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Steever
Ajitaga
United States
Presido
Orozco
O 1
Cordova
Caballero
Department of State and Justice
Ojinaga
Texas
Governor Marshall Rails Against Piratical Politics in Kansas
Kansas City Sept 16 Governor Thos R Marshall Democratic vice presidential nominee denounces what he calls the pirate flag of politics and urges voters to judge by platform not personality. He attacks Roosevelt Maine votes and Progressive Republican tactics while calling for election law reform in Kansas and urging citizens to vote for Mr Sherman.
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Kas
Thos. R. Marshall
Abe Ft
America
Maine
Chicago
Taft
Kansas
Wealihey
Tee
Mr. Sherman
Evry
Estigre Retaken by Federals in Mexico Mining War
In Douglas Arizona on September 16 Estigre a major northern Mexican mining camp owned by Americans was retaken by federals after two days held by rebels. No shots occurred and rebels, after demanding 1000000, fled with the hills. Rebels reportedly carried away 9000000 in gold and silver bullion. Mexico City dispatch notes President Madero says US indemnity claims from the Juarez battle are exaggerated and ties to the revolution are near end.
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Douglas
Ariz
Estigre
Mexico
Mexico City
Madero
con‘Brese
Battle of
Juarez
United States
Rioters Kill Chief and Wound Policeman in Phoenix Independence Day Attack
Mexican rioters clash during Mexico's independence day celebration in Phoenix. Policeman Robert Williams is mortally wounded, Chief of Police Moore is mortally wounded, and Scott Price is killed. Two brawlers are captured but the assassins flee as national guardsmen and citizens pursue. Deputies swarm the scene as saloons close and festivities halt with guardsmen in pursuit.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Williams
Scott Price
Mexico
Williams
Valenzuela
Moore
Fire on Americans during Nicaragua anniversary riot
American sailors from the gunboat Tacoma were fired upon in Bluefields during an anti American demonstration for Central American independence anniversary. Lieutenant Lowell led sixty Marines to disperse the mob and restore order. Patrols continued through the night with anti American sentiment reported.
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Bluefields
Nicaragua
Tacoma
Lowell
Charges on Warren spark Interior probe in Congress
Washington report says the House committee on expenditures will deliver a detailed inquiry into alleged unlawful retiring and enclosure of public lands by Warren Livestock Company led by Senator Warren of Wyoming. The probe targets 46,990 acres in Wyoming and 1,120 in Colorado and cites affidavits and a former Interior secretary’s critique.
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New York
Washington
New York World
Congress
House Committee On
Interior Department
Department
Roosevelt
Warren Livestock Campany
Warren of
Wyoming
Colorado
Senator Warren Faces Senate Inquiry On Alleged Misconduct
The article notes Warren cannot escape an investigation into charges raised by Collier's. It states an exhaustive report will be sent to Congress on Warren's ties to the unlawful fencing and the closure of public bay. Possible suspension or expulsion could follow if facts prove true.
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United States
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Senate
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House of Representatives
Cannon
Warren
Collier's
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Puttic Bayde
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Thomas Kh
Congressional Committee
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Allen Hitch
Foraker
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