Bryan Named as Candidate Hope in Denver Convention
In Omaha and Denver reports, Tom Taggart and Democratic leaders say no single frontrunner. Bryan likely to be nominated if party and people want him. Sullivan and Osborne defend Bryan’s bid, with Kentucky and Indiana viewed as leaning Democratic for tariff reform and unity.
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Lake Creek Copper Mine Reported Rich Strike
A terse Lake Creek property note from Crowe of the Toveka Copper Company reports a rich strike at the Lake Creek copper mine. The terse message notes immense ore body potential and highlights copper ore yields in the area.
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Bryan Did Not Say It in Denver Delegates Claim
Washington reports that the Bryan publicity bureau denies a letter from Mr. Bryan urging him to stand aside if one third of Denver delegates oppose the nomination. Abbott says he has not received such a letter or any political guidance from Bryan in three weeks. Abbott states he would not misrepresent Bryan but believes probable Democratic nominees will receive hearty loyal support.
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Boomerang and Denver News to Merge Evening Delivery
The Boomerang announces a change to subscriber service with details on securing the Rover Times and Morning News. The News confirms a plan to print in No. 3 and deliver with the Boomerang and Evening News, offering similar pricing for home delivery and announcing future arrangements for Mountain News and Denver homes.
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Two Governors Inaugurated In Separate States
In Trenton New Jersey John Franklin Fort was inaugurated as governor. Chief Justice Gunmere Howard C. Stokes administered the oath. Fort gave an inaugural address as the Great Seal passed to him and a luncheon and reception followed. In Jackson Mississippi James K Vardaman retired as Noel took the oath as chief executive amid a large civic and military parade.
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Promised Story Hour at Carnegie Library
Ben Lindsey Talk Here Carrie in apr Promesi PlayOAIiaren story hour at the Carnegie Library tomorrow afternoon. Down Arnold Bode of St Matthew's cathedral will narrate a story and draw chalk on a black board. Dean Bode is a splendid storyteller and artist. The hour is for school children above fourth grade, starting ten minutes after four with doors closed to prevent interruption. A letter from Judge Ben Lindsay of Dewar on tour may bring a stopover on his way home from the coast next April. Next week Rev Robert Harris of Cheyenne will talk to the children in the afternoon.
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Albany County Building Loan Association Prosperous After 1907
Secretary reports the Albany county building loan association closed 1907 with $111,508.27 in total resources and disbursements of $110,341.60. Over $111,000 handled this year, with $100,000 loaned. $88,836 funded for new houses by twenty borrowers and $44,293 by thirty borrowers for other purposes.
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Prayer Meeting Tonight At Ware Home
Cottage prayer meeting to be held tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Steve Ware at Fourth and Lewis streets.
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Stockmen Ready for Clash Over Roosevelt Grazing Policy
Denver January 21 The eleventh annual national live stock association convention opened with delegates split over endorsement of President Roosevelt's grazing policies. Colorado cattle and horse growers' association opposed the policies by a wide margin, while the forestry and grazing land committee endorsed them. Members include A R de Rickles Denver J Bell Laramie J Boardman Heevn H S Bolte Channing Texas W Gray Gunnison Cole C B Ayer Dixon Wye C W Merchant Garlsbad A Hartwell Wells Nev Robert Taylor Abbott Neb and Wm McKittrick Wilcox Arizona. The meeting will last several days with debates on forestry public range and proposed fees for cattle on public lands.
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townspeople use loan funds for improvements and mortgages
The document notes that 42,939.25 was spent by ten residents on property improvements benefiting Lava, 37,564.50 by seven to retire higher-rate mortgages, 7,896.25 by five for varied needs such as investments and education, with funds mostly staying in Lava and only two instances seeing funds leave the area.
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Col Bell Stands In Denver Showdown On Land Policy
Col Bell faced a split within his stance as he opposed administration land policies at the Laramie sheepmen convention. A Denver meeting of the National Livestock Association reported unanimous support for the president’s land leasing plan, contrasting Bell’s earlier opposition.
Train Breaks and Conductor Thrown Through Window
Conductor Watt of Union Pacific injured when a train broke in two near Boni and collided with force, throwing him from his seat through a window. He suffered severe cuts to head and face.
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Kempton 18 to Boston, now in Buffalo
George Kempton formerly manager of the Laramie Light and Power plant visits his parents in Buffalo before taking leave and proceeding to Boston Mass. He is described as planning the journey from Laramie.
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Banks Pay Usual Large Amount on U P Checks
December was dull for Union Pacific with many laid off yet banks paid out large sums on U P checks. Albany county bank saw over $20,000 in U P payments while First National distributed nearly $30,000 to Union Pacific employees. First National processed 450 Union Pacific checks.
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Civil Service Examinations Announced for City Applicants
The civil service commission lists upcoming exams in the city. February 10 includes a physician position with 150 monthly. February 19 draftsman at 1200 annually. February 19 editorial clerk at 1100 annually. February date veterinary inspector at 1400 annually.
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Dry Farmers in Zion City Convenes in Salt Lake
Delegates arrive for the second annual Trans Miss dry farming congress opening in Salt Lake City tomorrow. Governor Brooks of Wyoming and Dr. W T Cooke will speak as experts discuss dry farming merits and future meetings. The three day program includes addresses, committee appointments, and social events with an excursion planned to Utah State Agricultural College.
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