MondeIIs Statement Opposed by the Facts
A Cheyenne letter quotes F W Mondell’s Moorcroft Wyoming speech criticizing Democratic panic of the 1890s and contrasts it with the Harrison era. The writer argues the 60s panic preceded Cleveland’s presidency and claims a treasury bankruptcy and gold bonds were involved. The note hints at continuing discussion on the matter.
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Chicago
Cheyenne
Wyo
Moorcroft
Wyoming
F. W. Mondell
Congress
Harrison-Republic
Cleveland
White House
Washington
Harrison
The
Treasury
Wyoming stockmen protest Pinchot policies in 1907 meeting
The Wyoming Wool Growers Association at Laramie on December 27, 1907 adopted resolutions objecting to federal public land management. They condemn Pinchot policies as wasteful and anti timber, demanding removal of lands from federal control and denouncing perceived favoritism and incursions affecting ranges and taxes.
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Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Laramie
Public Lands
Wool Trust Robbery Under G. O. P. Rule
Exposure of the wool trust led by the American Woolen Company claims 27 mills merged to curb competition and set arbitrary prices. Ohio losses cited range to 2.5 million dollars as open market pricing was replaced by trust control, with freight and labor impacts noted. Continued discussion promised on page twelve.
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Chicago
Great Wool Trust
The
American Wool Company
F. 8. Monett
United States
American Woolen Company
American Worsted Mill Corporation
Byron W. Holt
New Jersey
Boston
Mass
Ohio
Planta
Marion
Crawford
Ohlo
Philadelphia
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Gifford Pinchot
Foree
Ikiee
Czar
Mondell
A. C. Mercer
Big Horn County
United
Pinchot
Teddy
Gompers
Hoosevelt
Taft
Ica
Africa
Roosevelt