Republican Platform Reaffirms Foreign Policy and Labor Reform
The document outlines Republican principles from 1912 through World War I era, defending a neutral foreign policy, Monroe Doctrine, and peace. It emphasizes tariff protection, regulation of railroads and corporations, and expansion of civil service reform, rural credits, and labor protections while supporting women’s suffrage and national unity.
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Europe
United States
Republican Party
Congress
Democratic Party
Fragmented Hopeful Exchange Cited by Masses
Poorly readable fragment shows a terse dialogue about awaiting air and a waiter, attributed to a masses context. The snippet hints at a moment of collective pause or tension without clear event or names.
Long Stitch Embroidery Shapes Spring Millinery and Gowns
The piece notes long stitch embroidery using heavy floss on fabrics, expanding from millinery to spring dresses, blouses, afternoon gowns, and evening wear. It highlights clever color work, footwear elegance, and the rise of short skirts with high boots, bead and floss details, and intricate tulle overlay gowns with satin underlayers.
Briar Stitching Adorns Linen Schoolgirl Dress
A dainty cotton dress in oyater linen appears in a schoolgirl’s outfit. The hem is turned up on the right, the skirt circles with small briar stitch pockets, scalloped edging, and briar stitch motifs along the belt and collar, making a decorative creation.
Will of Josiah Cook Is Probed in Supreme Court
The Wyoming Supreme Court reversed a Big Horn county ruling and admitted Josiah Cook's will to probate. Nina May Cook will inherit the estate with $1,000 to adopted daughter Anni Bolduc and a diamond ring to A. Zaring of Basin. Adopted daughter Leila Masenheimer is disinherited.
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Wyo
Josiah Cook
Big Horn County
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Nina May Cook
Anni Bolduc
A. Zaring
Basin
Leila Beatrice Masenheimer
Cook
Boldue
Masenheimer
Bolduc
District Court
Investigation leads to arrests in Worland institute case
Governor Kendrick and state officials file criminal complaints against H A Stine and Miles Fitzgerald after a minute books review at the State Industrial Institute near Worland. State Examiner N C Newlin examines institute records during the Robertson administration. Fitzgerald and Stine are arrested.
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Cheyenne
John B. Kendrick
State Industrial Institute
Worland
H. A. Stine
Miles Fitzgerald
Stine
N. C. Newlin
F. Robertson
Kendrick
Fitzgerald
Woman fatally shot after拒绝 supper with Lovato
Mrs Emma Gonzales, 25, died from a gunshot wound in Rock Springs after she refused to join Mateo Lovato 26 for supper. Lovato, angered by the rejection, drew a revolver and fired. He was arrested and faced murder charges shortly after the death.
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Rock Springs
Emma _ Gonzales
Mateo Lovato
Lovato
Cokeville
Fire destroys Pine Bluff residence. mother rescues infant
In Pine Bluff a house belonging to Charles Sample burned. The mother, away at first, returned to rescue her six month old baby whose clothing had caught fire. The infant died from severe burns and the mother sustained burns to her hands and arms.
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Pine Bluffa
Charles Sample
Wyoming Irrigation Firm Ordered to Pay Damages
Mr and Mrs Dobler secured a judgment for 3500 dollars against the Wyoming Central Irrigation Company for damage from water shortage to their Riverton area ranch. The couple had sued for 8000 dollars.
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Wyoming Central
Lander
Geo. F. Dobler
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Riverton
Murder Suspected in Farmer's Death at Lake Absaraka
Sheriff Gleason and officials believe farmer William A. Pettly was murdered rather than killed by accident after his body was found in Lake Absaraka last February. Pettly disappeared in November, with foul play suspected upon discovery.
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Cheyenne
William A. Pettly
Lake Absaraka
Gleason
Pettly
Successor to Slain Sheriff Named
Cheyenne Ashley Gleason stockman named to succeed Frank H. Roach as sheriff of Laramie County. Roach was killed by thieves in Larimer County Colorado on May 1. Gleason had been foreman at Warren stock ranches for years, resigning in 1912.
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Ashley L. Gleason
Laramie County
Frank H. Roach
Larimer County
Colo
Gleason
Warren
Poalion
Whitehead Sentenced for Forgery in District Court
Sheridan Marcus KE Whitehead, recently moved from Cheyenne, faced charges of passing bogus checks. He was arraigned in District Court, pleaded guilty, and received a sentence of one to four years in the penitentiary.
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Sheridan
Marcus KE. Whitehead
Cheyenne
Liberty Three Weeks Rumor at Institute Keeps Quiet
Rumor says George Hittle and John Childers have been at liberty three weeks while authorities at the Institute keep the matter quiet hoping the men return or are captured.
Benjamin Austin Killed by Train Near Fettermn
Benjamin Austin was struck by a Northwestern train near Fetterman and died in Douglas from injuries sustained in the collision.
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Benjamin Austin
Douglas
Fetterman
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