Governor Carey Denies War ren Carey Feud and Prefers Colony of Settlers
Governor Joseph M. Carey denies any Warren Carey feud and touts a colony of settlers at Wheatland over public buildings. He labels Senator Warren of Wyoming as lacking constructive legislation while addressing a Progressive rally at Capitol Avenue theater. The crowd, allied with Progressives, included some Democrats, and Edward P. Costigan praised the party's rise and fight against the Guggenheim machine in Colorado. Charles Winter, Progressive candidate for Congress, followed with remarks on progress and the inevitability of reform. The piece notes ongoing political shifts and hints at future coverage.
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Warren-Carey
Wyoming
Joseph M. Carey
Bull Moogers
Capitol Avertue
Senator Warren
Wheatland
Progressive Party
Edward P
Costigan
Colorado
Mr. Costigan
Guggenheim
Abe
Chicago
Wilson
New York
Bryan
Carey
Charles ©. Winter
Congress
Mr. Winter
Winter Arrives as Cheyenne Awaits Real Cold
Cheyenne’s official weather man Declares winter is here though some guests at hotels cling to summer attire. People search closets for out of season wear while furnaces blaze and coal dealers report rush orders. The forecaster expects fair weather before the true winter season sets in.
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R. Q. Grant
Cheyenne
Commonwealth of Cheyenne
H Earnest
Fort D A Russell Soldiers Form Football Teams
Football will be the principal athletic event at Fort D A Russell this fall with several teams forming among organizations. The Eleventh Infantry plans to defeat all opponents and is negotiating with Cheyenne High for a game, plus scheduled contests with Laramie, Greeley, and others as post leagues form.
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Fort D. A. Russell
Eleventh Infantry
Cheyenne
Laramie
Greeley
Army
Bank Robbers Nabbed After Yearlong Chase in St Louis
J C Adams alias Stacey or Walter Stacey, linked to the New Westminster BC robbery, is arrested in St Louis after a yearlong pursuit. His sweetheart Jeannette Little Mire Stacey, captured in Edwardsville Illinois, aided detectives who tracked the pair to a hotel and rooming house. Investigators say Adams is believed to be George Weat a reputed Canadian gang leader.
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Walter Stacey
Burns
Chicago
Liberty
Gillespie
Edwardsville
Jeannette Little
Mire
Stacey
Sho
Schuettler
Elkhart
Ind
St. Louis
Adams
George Weat
Adame
Bravey
Noted Publisher Criticizes Pullman Co for Cheyenne Bias
D N Anderson of Chicago, publisher of Irrigation Age and other irrigation titles, alleges Pullman Co discriminates against Cheyenne. He spoke at the Plains hotel and heads to East Lake City for the Irrigation Congress, saying Cheyenne service strains traveling men’s plans.
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Pullman Company
Cheyenne
D. N. Anderson
Chicago
Irrigation Age
Primer of
Anderson
Plains Hotel
East Lake City
Mr. Anderson
Weather Preview and Irrigation Congress Talk in Cheyenne
The weather forecast for Wyoming predicts generally fair conditions Saturday and Sunday with Cheyenne warm by day. A speaker cites Pullman travel issues in Cheyenne and criticizes service while urging modernization to protect revenue. He also promotes the upcoming Irrigation Congress in Salt Lake City and a possible official irrigation publication.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Elks Elect State Officers At Rawlins Convention
The 1919 Wyoming Elks convention at Rock Springs elected officers headlined by President Charles Wasewas of Rock Springs and Wadsunz as head for next year. Delegates from Cheyenne and Rawlins traveled by special Union Pacific train, with the Eleventh Infantry regimental band entertaining residents. Little business was transacted. the lodge plans annual conventions by rotation and described the trip as highly successful.
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ELAS
STATE
Mil
Rawlins
Wadsunz
Klks
Rock Springs
State Lodge
Charles Wasewas
Wm. Fpf. Daley
Faiwlins
John C. Foley
Cheyenne
Treasiren
John Amps
Union Pacific
Laramie
Elks
Eleventh Infantry
Roth Springs
BH. H. Sage
Frank Roach
Rawsling
Turna
Mrs Harriman Urges Women to Back Wilson in 1912
Mrs J Borden Harriman a New York social leader urges women to support Woodrow Wilson explaining the Woman's National Wilson and Marshall organization seeks a political partnership among women across parties. She cites Wilson as a progressive standard bearer and urges women to vote for him in the forthcoming election.
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Harriman
New York City
Niel Eciol
Tess
Tine
Wilson and Marshall
Elvic Ife
Chicago
Woman's National
Wilson and Marshall Organization
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Textile strike in Lawrence suspends 12,000 workers
In Lawrence Massachusetts 12,000 textile mill workers walk out in protest of Ettor and Giovannitti imprisonment. The Ayer Washington Wood mills shut down as the walkout spreads to Prospect and Puclio mills, with several arrests for disorder.
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William D. Haywood
As & Protaat
Ettor
Giovannitt
Salem
Agalnat Aud
Ayer
Wood Mill
Industrial Workers of the World
Prospect Mills
American Woolen Company
Wood and Ayers
Washington
Industrial Worker of the World
Streaa
Betratary
Yateeo
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Warren
Mr. Coath- Ran
Federal
Republican Party
Republican
FT. Russell
Fourth Field Artillery
F. E. Warren
Joseph M. Carby
Pullman CO
D. H. Anderson
Pullman’ S
Salt Lake City
Murphy In Journal
Portland
Ore
J. C. Foley
J. Borden Harriman
Pucilo Cotton Mills
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