Warren's Civil Work Shaped Westward Reclamation Efforts
The article lauds Senator Warren as a leading figure in national reclamation, highlighting his role in passing the reclamation act and supporting western land and labor legislation. It notes Wyoming’s share of twelve million dollars and points to auto travel improvements in Yellowstone Park funded by the sundry civil bill, with quotes from the Central Wyoming Gazette.
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Senator Warren
Fort Russell
Fort MacKenele
Warren
Conan
Roosevelt
Congress
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Cheyenne
White House
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Panama Canal
Mondell
House
Senate
Taft
West
Yellowstone National Park
House of Representatives
Yellowstone Park
Central Wyoming Gazette
Autos in the Park Becomes Law in Park Road Upgrade
Senator Warren succeeds in amending the sundry civil bill to provide 77000 dollars to widen and surface park roads in Yellowstone National Park. The funds aim to allow automobile travel within the park.
Sheridan Post Attacks Kendrick in Wyoming Debates
The Sheridan Post rejects Kendrick and Downey tactics in Wyoming politics. It defends Warren and Mondell, urges support for the Republican delegation, and criticizes opposition papers for mudslinging. It notes Wyoming’s growth, coal and oil interests, irrigation gains, and past party fidelity.
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Ani’ Sre
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Washington
Colorado
Nebraska
Montana
Post
National Congress
Union
Loyal Homesteaders Debate on Mondell Warren Support
The Coyote, a bright independent paper from Colony in Crook county, declines to print Sheridan Downey’s attack on Senator Warren and Congressman Mondell citing libel. It defends Wyoming’s congressional delegation and questions who would be a better alternative, suggesting uncertainty about replacing established leaders.
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Coyote
Colony
Crook County
Sheridan Downey
Warren
Mondell
Wyoming
Known by His Work in Wyoming Senate Race
A Wheatland visitor from Nebraska expresses strong support for Senator Warren and Mondell, noting Wyoming’s rapid progress and the lack of real opposition to Warren’s reelection. Two papers allied with Warren oppose him. The account includes a farmer’s analogy about trusted teams and public sentiment in Wyoming. Affection By Proxy note and a Hart family trip to Pahaska are mentioned in brief items.
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F. E. Warren
Wyoming
Wheatland
Nebraska
Congress
Warren
Sam
Mr. Mondell
Washington
Wheatland World
Warren Criticized by Cheyenne State Leader
Jackson County editor notes The Cheyenne State Leader's persistent mudslinging against Senator Warren. The Courier questions why the paper, claiming news value, prints Warren’s past record yet rarely publishes substantive facts.
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Republican Party
Senator Warren
Leader
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Tribune
Warren
Jackson Courter
Kendrick declares support for tariffs and Baltimore platform
The Sheridan Post urges Wyoming voters to study party platforms and judge candidates by stated positions. It notes John Kendrick backs the Baltimore tariff plank and would oppose measures risking a shift to free trade, warning of a Wilsonian outcome for sheep industries.
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United States
John
Kendrick
Baltimore
Congress
Warren
Sheridan Post
Wyoming
The
Enterprise
Wilson
Wilson le
Unknown millionaire eyes Senate bid with Montana method
It remains to be seen if a comparatively unknown millionaire with little public experience can buy newspapers hire lawyers and politicians to travel the state and win a seat in the United States Senate. The passage favors the Montana method.
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United States Senate
Montana
Sweetbread Recipes by Nicolas Soyer at Brooks Club London
Director Nicolas Soyer presents two methods for sweetbreads in paper bag cookery. Trim and roll sweetbreads with mushrooms and tomatoes, add bacon and herbs, seal and broil. Fancy method uses diced aromatics, stock or Madeira, and pressed gravy for serving. Copyright 1911.
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Brooks Club
London
Sturgla & Walton Company
Hurried Eating and Deliberation Against Appetite
The piece argues hurried meals cause overeating and digestive upset, urging slower eating for less food and greater enjoyment. It then accuses Democrats of costly campaign mailings aimed at defeating Senator Warren, who allegedly represents producers’ interests in the state and will win a larger fall majority.
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Senator Warren
Basin
Republican
Mrs D L Carr Expected Home From Lander Visit
Mrs D L Carr, who has been visiting her daughter in Lander, is expected to return home today.
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D. L. Carr
Lander
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Hive Tee
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Charles Branum
Wilbur Newland
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B. C. Hart
Henry Hart
Pahaska
Re Lissle Bowman
Jackson
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