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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
14
The document lists gentlemen nominated by the Trenocratic party in the recent primary election. It notes certification by a majority of the Democrats of Laramie County and urges Democratic voters and supporters of honest government to recognize the nominees.
A Wyoming county notices announces Sheriff candidate Edward G. Schorl, who won the Democratic nomination in regular primaries and asks for votes from all who participated, pledging faithful duty. A second notice cites his candidacy for Coroner of Laramie County and promises faithful service if elected.
Citizens urged to support and vote for a commissioner to oversee county business with conscientious administration. The appeal seeks widespread backing from all voters for the two year term and emphasizes diligent public service.
Having been regularly nominated in the late primary I solicit votes and support not only from Democrats of Laramie County but from all believers in good honest efficient service.
For the four year term voters are urged to back the regular Democratic nominees, including William Dunstan, in the county commissioner election.
Scattered results and rain delays marked yesterday's baseball card. Hits included batteries for Toole, Simon, Geyer, and Wingo with several postponements while American and Western League scores featured Lincoln, Topeka, Omaha, and Des Moines among others.
The report details bantamweight talks involving Kid Williams of Baltimore and Johnny Ceulon, with a world bantam title match at Madison Square Garden on October 18. It notes Patsy Callahan seeking bouts with George Kirkwood and interest in matches against Johnny Dundee or Johnny Kilbane, plus Johnny Hughes planning training under Alf Dunn and aiming to settle the bantamweight title with Johnny Conlon.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nighttime bowel cleanse that relieves constipation upset biliousness and sour stomach by morning. It claims no griping or discomfort, costs 10 cents a box, and appeals to men women and children.
The Buchanan Orchestra will furnish music for the Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly dance at Keefe Hall tonight. Political advertisement mentions the event and venue.
Racing driver Carrol Shilling, famed jockey, escaped drowning near Chean-Peake Hay. The Rose Tree Fox Hunting Club at Media, Pennsylvania starts its season on October 10 with a new program addition featuring all jumping classes alongside fiat races and steeplechases. Lew Wallace Cochran, Crawfordsville breeder, returns from Europe with 140 Percheron Shire and Belgian horses for his Indiana stock farm. He argues native American stock needs rejuvenation through elite European bloodlines.
Coach Jones drills the High School football team this week as Tod Gross sprains his ankle in practice. The squad remains determined for the first game at Eaton Saturday with Ted Gross possibly missing days but likely ready for the game.
The first championship three cushion billiard match in San Francisco began today with John G. Horgan defending his title against Joe Carney. The contest runs through Sept 27.
Full historical copy of Wyoming Eleventh Legislature proposed constitutional amendment number one detailing initiative and referendum powers. Sets petition thresholds, filing deadlines, governor veto limits, and voting rules for measures to be decided at biennial elections. Preserves legislative power while enabling direct voter action on laws and constitutional changes.
A historical text outlines petition verification as evidence of signers being qualified electors and states that all measures to be submitted will be published as constitutional amendments. It requires separate voting on each measure and sets the initiative style “Be It Enacted by the People of the State of Wyoming” as self executing, with Secretary of State Frank L. Houx e referenced in dates.
New York fight fans are promised an interesting ten round middleweight bout tonight at the Garden A C between Eddie Mc Goorty and Mike Gibbons. The match replaces the Johnson Jeannette encounter after the New York Boxing Commission refused to allow the negro champion to perform in the state.
Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly invites dancers to a dance at Keefe Hall on Thursday September 26 featuring Buchanan's Orchestra. Event aims to entertain members and guests with live music and social dancing.
Louisville firm offers coal and coke fill at storage prices for the rest of the month. Prompt to secure supply from Western Coal Co at 724 W. 22nd St with phone 385-W. Includes J. A. Anderson and mentions Alnuld Veneer The Sherman Co.
Promotional note urging readers to obtain the latest catalogue and visit the institution for thorough stenography training to explore broad possibilities.
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