Governor Carey Attends Wyoming Fair Opening in Douglas
Special to The Leader, Douglas Wyoming September 25. Gov Carey and party witness a robust opening day with Roy N Francis's 2500 foot Curtise flight despite bad weather. Races thrill crowds including 2:22 1-4 trot, 24 second dash, and 59 second half mile. County exhibits from Fremont Converse Natrona Washakie Niobrara Sheridan Goshen Saratoga display pumpkins timothy clover and mineral ores.
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Dr. J. Laking
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Fred G
Quick Tide
Firet
Relue Weaver
Minnie G. G
Buck Thomas
Laveta
Skillet
Fremont County
Converse County
Natrona
Washakie
University of Wyoming
Niobrara
Sheridan
Goshen
Saratoga
Timothy
College Mob Seizes Town at State College
Fort Collins Colorado September 26 Freshmen clashed with upperclassmen during a Varsity supper at State Agricultural College crowds overturned tables assaulted offenders and drenched them with a fire hose police could not intervene as students held the town two inch water streams hurled victims across the street no serious injuries reported
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Fort Collins
Colo
State Agricultural College
Upper Spe
South College Avenue
Cheyenne Police May Testify in Brighton Murder Trial
Cheyenne Police Chief Edward Schoel and several officers may testify in Brighton Colorado this week or next in the murder trial of Jacob Sherley. Sherley confessed to O'Brien and Schoel after his arrest at the Union Pacific depot and showed where gold from the jeweler's shop was hidden.
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Edward Schoel
Cheyenne Police Department
Brighton
Colo
Jacob Sherley
Sherley
Union Pacific
O'Brien
School
Denver
Schoel
Bresnahen
Colorado
Little City
Cheyenne
O’brien
West End
Third False Alarm Turns Out Firemen
Two fire departments answered a false alarm from a box at Twenty first and Snyder street just after 10 last night. No fire was found and police were instructed to watch for the person or persons responsible. city prosecutors will pursue cases if arrests are made.
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Twenty-first
Snyder Street
Taylor
Cheyenne Schools Post Record High Enrollment
Cheyenne High School reached 246 students yesterday, the largest in its history. City public schools total 1 482, a district high, with rural schools showing unprecedented registrations, bringing district enrollment to 1 540 as the new term begins.
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Cheyenne
Udente
Horse Dragged Boy on Fort Russell Reserve
Homer B abcock a 14 year old son of George Babcock a dry farmer on the northern edge of the Fort D. A. Russell reservation was dragged by a bucking horse while riding toward Cheyenne. A Fort Russell guard spurred his horse to stop the animal and the boy was treated for arm and leg fractures before being sent home.
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Homer Babcock
George Bacock
Fort
D. A. Russell
Young Babcock
Cheyenne
Babcock
Fort Russell
Crete and Samos Grow Restless as Troops Readied
In Perpignan on Sept 25 the French war minister ordered the Twenty-fourth Colonial Infantry to Crete and Samos amid rising tensions. Crete is an autonomous state under a four-power high commissioner and Porte suzerainty, while Samos is a Turkish sovereignty principality under French British and Russian guarantee.
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France
Crete
Samos
Greece
Great Britain
Russia
Italy
Turkey
Warren and La Follette in Senate Rail Regs Clash
Senator La Follette recalls battles in the Senate over curbing railroad monopoly power and securing fair rates and service for shippers and consumers. He notes Warren’s long alliance with the Union Pacific and opposition to real regulations, framing the conflict as a test of reform versus railroad interests.
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Warren
Union Pacific
Senator la Follette
Hundreds of Platte County Residents Denied Bryan Talk
Wheatland Wyoming September 25 The Colorado Southern Railway countermanded a Sunrise to Wheatland special train contract, blocking a large cross county delegation from hearing William Jennings Bryan speak. Local officials faced accusations of political interference guiding the Cheyenne decision. If weather allows, many will drive to Wheatland Monday for the speech.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Colorado & Southern Railway
Cheyenne
Sunrine
Great Bryan
Tion
Colorado & Southern R. R
Hrgan
Mr. Bryan
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Hartville
Guernsey
Hartville Junction
Dryan
H Owever
Wilson sweeps New Jersey primaries by over 20000
New Jersey voters gave Governor Wilson a sweeping primary win by about 21 thousand votes. He carried every county except Essex, where Smith strength was strongest, and Hughes led Wilson in key districts including Hudson and Deer counties.
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Wilson
New Jersey
Newark
N. J
United States
James Smith
Essex
Smith
William Hughes
Essex County
Senator Smith
Hudgon County
Inret Hughes
Deer County
Hughes
Morning Star
Typhoon Sweeps Japan Coast Big Toll and Losses
A violent typhoon struck Japan the night of Sept 25 causing ships to wreck and telegraph lines to fail. A torpedo boat and two destroyers sank while Nagoya and inland areas reported severe casualties as buildings collapsed and the coast remained isolated.
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Japan
Tokio
Yokohama
Dupleix
Casallies
Nagoya
Hondo
Cheyenne Brothers Weigh Wild West Show in East
Cheyenne Irwin brothers, key to Frontier Days success, travel to Omaha to headline Ak-Sar-Ben celebrations. Their Cheyenne show mirrors the Frontier Days lineup and may expand into a full wild west tour, rivaling Miller 101 Ranch and Pawnee Bill displays.
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Irwin Brothers
Cheyenne
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Irwin Brothers Beft
Big County
Missouri Valley
Irwin
Zack Miller
101
Miller
Charlie Irwin
Oklahoma
Fellowa
No man can be just who is not free quote by Wilson
A quotation from Woodrow Wilson criticizes rulers who must show favors and asserts that only free men can be just for any government role including the presidency. The line underscores integrity as a prerequisite for leadership.
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The
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Maderos Amnesty Fails to AFFECT Revolution Report
El Paso dispatch says President Madero’s amnesty offer to Orozco followers is seen as having little impact. Rebels are not surrendering, and the move may be interpreted as Government weakness. Douglas reports two men held for trial for conspiracy to violate neutrality laws. others’ charges dismissed.
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Madero
Orozco
Douglas, Ariz
R. H. McDonald
Tf. J. Mahoney
Western District of Texas
O'Reilly
Douglas
McDonald
Mahoney
Wall Street Schemes Tighten Grip on Nation's Credit
A garbled excerpt suggests concern over Wall Street manipulating money and credit, with mentions of a Warren figure and a senator, but readable context is extremely limited. The fragment hints at debates about influence of financial interests on national finance.
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Wall Street
Ghp
Warren Participater
Hest
Daa Mollette
Noted Rabbi Nominates Wilson in Democratic Rise
Rev Wise of the Free Synagogue New York argues the Democratic Party's rebirth under Woodrow Wilson. He says Wilson offers progress and rebirth for the party while criticizing Taft and the Republican drift toward reaction, continuing on page 2.
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Thabbi
The
Free Synagogue
New York
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Gorman-Hrice-Hill
Wilson
Taft
England
Faritt
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