Democratic Ticket and Bryan Speak to Wyoming Crowds
An article notes William Jennings Bryan and Woodrow Wilson drawing large crowds in Wyoming next week. It highlights Bryan’s fervent anti party machine rhetoric, the appeal to reform, and calls for Republicans to join Democrats for national candidates. Local editors defend Bryan’s energizing influence and critique Roosevelt Taft, urging voters to back the Democratic ticket.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Democrata
Hicker
Hue
Mondell Defends RNC Delegates After Nomination Controversy
Senator Cummins charges the credentials committee and the convention seating of Taft delegates from Washington California Arizona and Texas violated the rules. He says the committee and convention shaped the outcome to favor Roosevelt and notes Taft’s nomination was unclear.
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Dele-Gates
Tat
Cummins
Iowa
Nefuertt
Taft
Tion
Washington
California
Arizona
Texas
Roosevelt
Choiden
North Nebraska Eagle Editor Endorses Wilson and Marshall
The North Nebraska Eagle of Dakota City reports editor Mell A. Bothmeld, long a Republican, will vote for Wilson and Marshall this year. He explains after careful consideration that, for the first time in twenty five years, he supports a Democratic national ticket.
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Ageona
Reputtioana
Nebraska
Eagle
Amonse
North Nebraska
Dakota City
Mell A. Bothmeld
Bchwneid
Wilson
Marshall
Awakening Nation Demands Honest Leadership and Duty
Governor Wilson’s Acceptance Speech urges a new era of constructive statesmanship. He warns against private power and privilege corroding liberty and prosperity while calling for self restraint and courageous public service as the nation awakens to neglected ideals and duties.
Prank Barrow Listed in Official Washington Book
Frank Barrow a private political press agent for the Wyoming delegation is named in the official Washington book as a government laborer earning 750 dollars per year. The item labels the role as a government sewer gang and cites Woodrow Wilson on the influence necessary to effect graft.
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Frank Barrow
Wyoming
Congress
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Newman Letter Attacks Roosevelt Supporters in Wyoming
A Wyoming resident writes to scorn Teddy Roosevelt and urge voters to back Wilson and Taft allies. He accuses Governor Carey of backing Roosevelt rivals, notes statewide sentiment for Wilson, and encloses a dollar for the Wilson campaign fund. He warns the Leader against promoting Roosevelt in Colorado and Wyoming.
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Alex Haatie
Cevenne
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Walt
Bey
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
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Warren
Tom
Ted
Wyo
Colorado
M. IL. Newman
P. S
World crops 10 be bumper says report
An International Institute of Agriculture report from Rome estimates global crop production will rise this year. Wheat and rye show gains across multiple nations, with total outputs rising 6.7 percent for twenty-one countries and 17-plus percent for several others. Rice and wine also noted with regional totals.
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Department of “Tericulture
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
France
Romania
Canada
Netherlands
Harley
Onlea
Rumania
Cornu
Hungary
Croatia
Slavonia
Bulgaria
Spain
Roumania
Russia
Switzerland
United States
Japan
Egypt
Eighteenth Child Born to Veteran of Seventy Three
Marshalltown Iowa Sept 25 The largest family in the state grew when Captain D K Epwalt near Albion welcomed his eighteenth child a girl proving the couple’s prolific lineage. The 89 year old wife is his fourth and has seven other children with him and seven with a former husband.
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Ita
D. K. Epwalt
Albion
Swalt
Wfe
Rainy Day Savings Belief Questioned
A dialogue presents a character asking about savings and another replying they have not saved but believe in putting aside for a rainy day. The exchange highlights contrasting attitudes toward personal finance and future security.
International association anti smoke convention opens in Indianapolis
The annual convention of the International Association for the Prevention of Smoke began at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis and runs until next Friday. Speakers include A W McRane of Cleveland G of the L B E W Railway O A Benner of the University of Pittsburgh and Dr Henry Jameson president of the Indianapolis board of park commissioners. Most foreign delegates come from Germany.
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Ind
International Association For the Prevention of
Claypool
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Cleveland
L. EB. & W. Railway
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University of Pittsburgh
Henry Jameson
Indianapolis Board of Park Commissioners
Germany
Bev erly in Second Season Draws Big Receipts
Dorothy Howard stars in George Barr McCutcheon's Bev erly dramatized by Robert L. Baker in its second season with the Studebaker Chicago cast. The company plays in Pittsburg Kansas City and St Louis amid receipts far ahead of last year. Performers include Lillian Allen Devere Eva Blaisdell Frances Wood Florence Radinoff and others.
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Robert L. Baker
Pittsburg
Kansas City
St. Louis
Studebaker Theatre
Chicago
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Lillian Allen Devere
Eva Blaisdell
Frances Wood
Florence Radinoff
Lawrence Evart
Boyd M. Turner
Charles Lynch
William A. Strong
George Haley
William Hammond
John Elliott
J. J. Powera
A. O. Huhn
Charlotte Wilkins
Woman with Strange Power Promise Promises Success
An advertisement extols personal magnetism as a magical power to influence others, overcome luck, and achieve greater success and wealth. It urges readers not satisfied with their lot to consult Mme Heck who supposedly helped thousands reach prosperity and happiness. The pitch ends with a call to action for court or legal matters, purchasing, or changes in life.
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Mme
Heck
Medium who can reveal all and guarantee results
A dubious advert promises a clairvoyant Mme Heck at 229 Nineteenth Street offering clear readings on business law romance and fortune. It claims she guarantees every undertaking or works for free, with privacy and discreet handling of matters.
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Fra Nineteenth Street
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Denne
Gera
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