Harding Seeks One Man Policy Change in Front Porch Speech
Senator Harding promised a complete shift from the one man policy, pledging to make the federal government a friend and partner to business. He accused the Wilson administration of inviting industrial chaos and said his election would reorganize federal power on a practical, economic basis. Large crowds of traveling salesmen and vendors heard the address from a porch platform and offered cheers.
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Bids for Hospital to Be Asked Again
Trustees of Memorial Hospital of Laramie County will request new bids for a combined hospital and power plant. Architects Baerresen and Porter have prepared the plans, with an estimated fund around 300000 planned after pledges and anticipated material cost decreases.
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Extradition Request Filed After Londres Incident
A dated report from Los Angeles states the federal authorities are pursuing extradition of William Berng following a complaint filed at the residence of Mrs. John D. Spreckels. The case centers on alleged actions involving the London consulate and a toed government matter.
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Building and Loan Loans Fetch 34.4 Percent Premium in Cheyenne
Three loans were issued at premiums averaging 34.4 percent, totaling 11100 bid but bidders receive 67814.50 after premiums. Series No 10 of the Building and Loan association stock matured with installments paid for 111 months at one dollar per month per share, with matured value $170 per share.
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Six Year Old Left Alone Without Food as Parents Jettisoned to Colorado
Neighbors report a six year old was found locked in a cold house on Twenty fourth Street with no fire or edible food while parents were away on a Colorado trip. Police and the sheriff will investigate Monday. The child was taken to a local hospital for care as authorities withheld family names.
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White Attacks Harding Over Truth and Shipping Policy
George White, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, accuses Harding of unfairness in a campaign remark about the Shipping Board. He defends the upbuilding of the American merchant marine and highlights turning war shipping into a broader commerce and peace agency.
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Negress Beaten Near Death as Two Men Held in City Jail
Report details a brutal assault with a negress nearly killed and two black men detained in the city jail. A second negress is reported in St John’s hospital amid the investigation. Names and precise charges are unclear as the article continues on another page.
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Weather Forecast Shows Little Temperature Change
The forecast for Sunday and Monday indicates minimal temperature variation with similar highs and lows. Expect light conditions and no significant precipitation across the period.
Jacob Schiff Dies After Prolonged Illness
Jacob Schiff banker and philanthropist died at his New York home after a six month battle with arterio-solarosis. He had returned from a White Mountains trip ten days earlier as his condition worsened. His son in law Mrs Solix Warburg and brothers Philip Schiff and Ludwig Schiff were at the bedside when death occurred.
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Three Die In Auto Crash Near Kemmerer Wyoming
Three men Oren Hall of Salt Lake City W Bigier of Kemmerer and J W Genthres of Bingham Utah were killed when their car rolled over an embankment near Kemmerer Wyoming late today. The driver Hall is believed to have lost control while rounding a curve.
Oguffle Over Bag Of Money Leads Two Men To Police
Two prominent Cheyenne men a former policeman and a local store manager were brought to police headquarters last night to aid in an odd money mystery. They were not arrested but were kept for sobriety and the bag of money was held for safekeeping.
Mail order houses cut prices amid economic conditions
In Cheyenne region, two Chicago headquarters mail order firms announce price reductions as economic strains bite. Catalogs already in distribution show higher previously listed prices, forcing urgent new issues or blanket cuts to satisfy consumers. The move signals broader impact as retailers adjust to tighter markets.
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Crooks Charging Republicans Raise Fund and League Split
Governor James M. Cox addressed a Cheyenne crowd Saturday night asserting that Republicans use a broad campaign fund and that even common crooks are involved. He implied Harding told Johnson he opposes the league of nations in any form.
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Cox Presses League Clash Before Large Audience
Democratic nominee James M. Cox spoke to a crowded Princess Theatre audience. He denounced the enemy, defended the league, and drew applause as he read a clipping from the Rocky Mountain News and charged Republicans with fundraising schemes. He appeared tired and spoke in a serious tone for about an hour and 45 minutes.
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Governor Cox Denounces Silence Campaign in Wyoming
Democratic candidate James M. Cox accuses Republican papers, led by editor scouts, of a conspiracy of silence to block campaign news in Wyoming. He criticizes praise of press fairness while detailing pressure on editors and noting inconsistent coverage across states. Page Twelve continuation referenced.
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