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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
5
A fragmented notice mentions Robert S Spence offering land or deals two decades prior and relates to U S Land Offers and Interior Department matters at Bennington with a guide and address on Main Street Evanston two doors from Land Office.
Colonel Roosevelt urges Pennsylvanians to unite for Senatorial race involving Gifford Pinchot and Boies Penrose. He accuses Penrose of flagrant public life wrongdoing and argues policy clashes over Mexico canal tolls and protectionism require voters to rise above party differences.
The discussion centers on tolls described as just and equitable. If this view holds, tolls could be both a subsidy and a treaty violation, depending on which party is considered in the right. The fragment cites competing interpretations and their implications for policy.
The piece lauds a leader who shuns press agents and public applause, arguing trust in a busy man focused on work rather than credit. It contrasts Agassis and Woodrow Wilson, suggesting the public prefers actions over hype and pat rubbage.
The article discusses a wholesale recasting of the currency system by Gefere Democrata and argues the legislature has failed to deliver the era’s key reform. It contrasts this with approval of appropriation bills and critiques legacy Republican waste amid inherited public finances and archaic currency laws.
T. Rebel Oakes was officially named head of the Pittsburgh club succeeding Harry Gessler. Gessler had managed briefly and claimed he could not win in a Class K league with poor support. Oakes led the team to a 15 to 7 victory over Miner Brown's all star squad as he took charge. Gessler remains with the club as scout and coach.
Stock secures a regular lineup spot with early form suggesting parity with Shater, as he shows potential at third base and improves speed and defense.
The account notes Shafer's quiet base running and Bueck's constant chatter as a disruptive, energy-creating tactic. It emphasizes aggressive play at third base, versatile throwing from infield positions, and overall scrappy hustle contributing to wins.
The report compiles scattered notes on players and teams including Jack Knight eyeing national duties before retirement, Washington leading in various standings, and Triple Play lore. It cites Andy Kyle joining Terre Haute, Oscar Graham signing with Terre Haute, Lefty Thomas moving to Grand Rapids, and manager comments from Larry Schlafly and Walter Johnson on Frank Chance and team improvements.
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