Republicans and labor bills in Wyoming legislature
The record recounts Democrat J F Kinney's repeal proposal raising death damages above $5 000 passing the house but dying in the Wyoming senate under corporate and Republican pressure. It also notes a separate eight hour workday bill introduced by Democrat C W Bramel, its committee referrals, and eventual indefinite postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kinney
D‘scussion
House
Union Pacific State Senate
Wyoming
C. W. Bramel
Guernsey
Senate
State Journal
Bank deposit insurance seen as simple and safe
The piece argues that deposit insurance functions like land and sea insurance, costing a small premium per thousand dollars to cover losses from bank failures. It contends such insurance would not hurt sound banks, boost public confidence, and reduce panic, criticizing opposition as mere novelty. It also notes political figures urged into county nominations to improve economic governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Next County Commissioners Draw Democrats Favorable Field
The piece highlights Democratic candidates for county commissioner. William Storey, famed county figure and former railroad conductor, is praised for his character and qualifications. James Dunston, from Pine Blades, is described as a successful ranchman with longstanding residency and business acumen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Storey
Cheyenne & Northern
Union Pacific
Bill Storey
Dunston
Pine Blades
Mr. Dua
PULLING WOOL A Wyoming sheepmen split over editors
A turbulent Wyoming scene shows land office editors accused of cruelty to sheep men and printed a harsh denouncement of “master Teddy the First.” A Laramie convention adopted a resolution commending anti partition papers and condemning others for supporting coercive policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office
Teddy
Wyoming
Sheep Growers
Laramie
Complament to Conn Sealed In Plain Truth
A fragment notes a local newspaper praising a figure named Conn and critiques another paper for political frankness. The text hints at an editor's candid stance and a political divide reflected in the coverage. The source reads as a subjective commentary on press honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CONN
Rawline Republican
Wyoming Democratic Platform Declaration of Principles
The Wyoming Democratic Party presents a platform led by William Jennings Bryan emphasizing opposition to monopolies, tariff removal on trust goods, direct senatorial election, labor protections, eight hour law, direct primary, and reforms in injunctions, banking deposits, mine safety, forest preservation, and education governance. The platform endorses John H. Osborne as national committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Party
State of
Wyoming
William Jennings Bryan
Wien
Toham Lincoln
United States
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Republican State Administration
Wind River
John HE. Osborne
Ck yAke
Conness Promises Service If Elected Cited by Baratoga Observer
The Baratoga Observer notes I. M. Conness made a brief speech promising to serve the people if elected. The editorial quotes the remark as a bold pledge and suggests candidates rarely make such rash promises.
Bryan Night At Bryan Club Rooms Of Eddy Street
Political snapshots describe an event at the A. O. U. W. building on Eddy street where Bryan will speak via Barry's phonograph. A program of music and ten minute talks by young members is offered free to all, with emphasis on ladies and young men.
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Bryan
Bryan Club
Barry
U. W
Eddy Street
Bryai
Wyoming Politics Names for State Senate and House Seats
State Senate nominees include S. G. Hopkins of Wheatland and W. B. Ross of Cheyenne. House of Representatives contenders are W. A. Bartlett and R. B. Henke of Cheyenne, J. D. Clark of Cheyenne, T. J. Carroll of Wheatland, J. B. Boyle of Cheyenne, H. A. Briggs of Hartville, B. E. L. Patrick of Patrick, J. H. Dillman of Cheyenne, J. E. Cameron of Cheyenne, and J. L. Jordan of Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
S. G. Hopkins
Wheatland
W. B. Ross
Cheyenne
House of Representatives
W.A. Bartlett
R. BE. Henke
J. D. Clark
T. J. Carroll
J. B. Boyle
H. A. Briggs
Hartville
BE. L. Patrick
Patrick
J. H. Dillman
J. E. Cameron
J. L. Jordan
Underwood
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The
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Leader Publishing Company
Proprintor
W. S&s
Edmiston
City OF
Wyo
Daily Leader
T. Joe Call
Society
Phone
Stong
Bill Dunston
Wheatland Times
Haron Pinchot
West
Pinchot
Forest Service
Iself
Africa
Roosevelt
Out-Jook
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
United States of America Company
Ratio County Ticket
L. Hughes
Jarhd Moore
Luke Voorheds
Bed, P. Taylor
G. L. Rigdon
Kelley Mercantile CO
Cheyenne, Wyo
Pilsner
Becker
Henry Becker
David Miller
Watchmaker
Central Meat Market
Davidson & Kinghan
Rock Springs
Hanna Coal
Wyoming Fuel & Feed
Capitol Electric CO
Capitol Ave
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