Reasons Hughes Should Be Elected Says Why
Appeals for Hughes based on protection prosperity preparedness and patriotism. Cites his labor cooperation stance European and Latin American standing and defending American business abroad. Highlights New York governorship record forward vision and support for rural credit conservation and federal worker compensation.
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Europe
Asia
Latin America
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
United States
America
Democratic Party
Hughes
Wilson
Beyause
Suse
Kendrick Buys About Ten Thousand Acres State Land
Wyoming readers examine a report on Governor John B Kendrick purchasing nearly 10 000 acres of state lands with questions raised about legality and state law. The piece cites statutes on sale procedures and conflicts of interest for state land board members.
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Wyoming Tribune
Wyoming
United States Survey
John B. Kendrick
State of
State Land Board
Wyoming Land Office Aide Denied Access To Kendrick Land Sale Records
Public records on a 10 000 acre land sale to Gov Kendrick were denied access by State Land Commissioner Hopkins who ordered attorney Charles E Lane from the Public Lands office in Cheyenne. Lane details a tense confrontation and questions the administration's legality and propriety as Kendrick seeks federal office.
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The
Wyoming Tribune
Kendrick
Wyoming
the Tribune
Tribune
Charles FE. Lane
State Land Office
Hopkins
Charles E. Lane
Flest National Bank
Cheyenne
Commission of Public Lands
State Capitol
S. G. Hopkins
State of
State Board of School Land Commissioners
Mr. Hopkins
Capitol
Board of Land Commisioners
Public Lands Office
Co. E. Lane
Public records access sparks Wyoming protest over land sale
In a sharp critique of state procedures, critics accuse officials of closed records and partisan power in the sale of nearly 10,000 acres to Governor Kendrick. They question why Land Commissioner Hopkins barred Attorney Charles E. Lane from reviewing documents and warn of broader risks if current practices continue.
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Kendrick
Hopkins
Charles E. Lane
State Land Office
Wyoming
State Capitol
Houx
Progressive leader backs Hughes in Chicago dispute
Henry F. Cochems, Progressive National committeeman from Wisconsin, declares for Hughes at Republican HQ in New York. He criticizes Wilson and argues Progressive factions remain opposed to Wilson, highlighting no major policy shifts since the Progressives folded.
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New York
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Wisconsin
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Cochems
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Mathew Hale
Bainbridge Colby
Col. Roosevelt
Lov. Hughes
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Presseth
Campilen
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Eemittemen
Progressive Party
Wilson
Hey
Wilton
Tariff Commission
Tariff Board
Congress
Abe Wilson
Unie
Oeeridge
Pino
Reasons Why Wilson Should be Defeated
A long political attack listing numerous criticisms of President Wilson. It cites expenditures, the shipping bill,Foreign policy choices, hiring practices, and alleged inconsistencies. The piece argues Wilson harmed maritime commerce and mismanaged diplomacy while favoring party goals.
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Representative Fitzgerald
Appropriations Committee
House
Democratic Congress
Mexico
San Domingo
Hayti
Pacific
Philippines
William J. Bryan
Villa
Carranza
United States
Senate
Civil Service
Kendrick Violated Corrupt Practices Law Campaign
The Leader discusses charges that Kendrick violated the corrupt practices act in TTL campaign. Judge Gibson Clark opinion questioned, arguing the statute targeted federal and state office campaigns and questioned legislature motive and intent. The piece debates whether Kendrick filed expense statements properly and if the law applied to U.S. senators versus state officers.
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TTL
Gov. Carey
Gibson Clark
Clark
Jetter
U. Ss. Supreme Court
Wyeuting
Allias
United State
Luis
United States
Conner
Ieee
Cision
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Carey
Warren
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Washinton
Very Weiter
Coney
United States Senate
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