Townley Admits League Failure and Plans Ruse
The Nonpartisan League leader Townley admits failure in North Dakota after jail time and a string of speeches. He outlines a new plan to form the National Farm Bloc to wheel farmers into primaries and push nationalization of key industries while concealing socialism links.
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Minneapolis
North Dakota
Washington
Townley
Lincoln
Neb
Nonpartisan League
New Liberal Party
League
Wyoming
Wall Street
Lincoln, Neb
Chicago
Congress
Mr.Townley
Ben Marsh
Martens
New York Call
Orin Junction
St Ix
Socialiam
Itoxisia
Paseslog
Farm Bureau Federation
League Changes Stir Wyoming and Nebraska Movements
Nebraska reports Harry M. Lox leaving Wyoming to aid an alleged socialist effort, with the Nonpartisan League and Farmers National Bloc as possible names. Townley criticizes politicians as easily bought, warning Wyoming of primaries influenced by these groups. Leaders in North Dakota denounce the movement, while disputes among former allies and fundraising tactics draw scrutiny.
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Nebraska
Harry M. Lox
Neipartisan League
Wyoming
Potla
Woclallem
Nonpartisan League
Farmers National Bloc
Townley
Lincoln
Neb
Lux
North Dakota
League
Chicago
Save All
People’s Reconstruction League
Colorado
C. P. Peterson
H. A. Paddock
Industrial Commission
Consumers Stores Company
Thia Soviet
News From the Capitol Wyoming Out of Dumps
Cheyenne reports Wyoming showing signs of economic recovery with wool at 30 cents and wheat rising. Farmers and ranchers hope for a good summer as markets turn optimistic and the public voices independence from political blame for economic swings.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Democrats Misread Voter Mood in 1920s Echo
The piece notes Wyoming Democrats and allied groups misread public sentiment as the Republicans govern both national and state spheres. It argues discontent fades when administrations focus on economics over politics, claiming Wyoming has returned to prosperity and moved past prior industrial gloom.
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Wyoming
Nonpartisan League
Republicans Will Win In Wyoming This Fall
The piece argues the Republican tariff and war finance measures aided a favorable movement but says the decisive factor is the GOP’s enduring support among voters. It predicts Frank H. Mandell to win the U S Senate seat and GOP victors in August primaries for governor and Congress, with broad GOP success expected.
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War Finance Corporation
Wyoming
Frank W. Mendell
United States Senate
Wyoming Coal Operators and Miners to Meet in Cheyenne
Report notes a planned Cheyenne gathering Monday where miners and operators aim for a separate pact to keep employees from joining the imminent nationwide strike. Dr Tonkin reports scant illness statewide and predicts influenza and grippe will decline with warmer weather.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
A. B. Tonkin
State Board of Health
Tuberculosis in Colorado cattle prompts Wyoming vet
Dr. B F Davis, Wyoming veterinarian, says Colorado has the highest herd tuberculosis rate after Iowa and cites nationwide efforts to eradicate the disease. He defends Wyoming's quarantine on dairy cattle and criticizes the proliferation of hatcheries as wasteful without proper placement and trained personnel.
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Colorado
Iowa
Union
Saya
B. F. Davis
Wyoming
Denver
Letter on Daniel Hatchery Management by Bliss Bayne
Bliss Bayne chief assistant state game and fish commissioner writes to F C Marshall editor of the Pinedale Roundup replying to his criticisms of the Daniel hatchery. Bayne argues that understanding hatchery business is crucial and notes past failures from political appointments and inexperience.
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Bliss Bayne
Wyoming to Hear Public on Green River Water Power
The Colorado River Commission will hold a two day public hearing in Denver next Thursday and Friday on irrigation and water power development, with Wyoming’s state representative F C Emerson expected to present the state’s views. Others will be allowed to speak as well.
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Wyoming
Green River
Colorado River Commission
Denver
F. C. Emerson
Great Labor Upheaval Casts Shadow On U S Wage Fights
The piece forecasts a sweeping labor upheaval as wage agreements for coal mines and railroads expire at the end of March. It notes AFL President Gompers backs worker unity to resist wartime pay cuts and reports ongoing talks between coal and railroad unions as authorities warn public interests may suffer in a general strike scenario.
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United States
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Radio conference outlines rules for radio regulation
The Washington conference to regulate radio telephony shows the Harding Administration at work. Radio has swept the nation causing chaos, and Secretary Hoover notes improvements as wavelengths are assigned to different interests with general satisfaction.
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Washington
Harding
Hoover
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