Woodrow Wilson Emerges as Logical Opponent to Taft
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson stands as the clear rival to Taft for the presidency, with Wilson favored nationally over Clark and Harmon. It claims Wilson unites popular government, tariff reform, and broad support across regions, predicting his nomination and likely landslide election if he secures the party’s nomination.
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Is Madero worse than Diaz in Mexican unrest
Raican revolutionists who toppled Ding M claim conditions in Mexico are worse than under Madero, accusing him of neglecting reforms and losing control. They say Diaz protected people and property, while road travel and business suffered, though some figures may exaggerate to push their cause in the United States.
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Mexico Peace Hangs On Madero Presidency Renewal
The Pueblo Journal notes that travel may be dangerous and Madero is not the safest or best choice to preside over Mexico. It suggests peace will not come until Madero renews the presidency, reflecting antag onism and potential revolt.
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Madero
Mexico
Pueblo Journal
Standards for Lawyers Put Forward by Assembly
The New York World notes the Saxe Hinman bill would give state courts power to admit discipline and disbar lawyers, aligning with English practice. It would let judges suspend or revoke licenses for conduct prejudicial to justice, aiming to raise professional standards and curb litigation costs.
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New York World
Critical week for party control at convention
The article notes a pivotal six day period as nearly 200 Republican delegates are to be chosen in Illinois Pennsylvania Louisiana New York Maine Vermont Michigan Kentucky and Missouri. Taft holds 262 pledged delegates and needs 269 to secure a majority at Chicago.
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Kentucky
Missouri
Taft
Chicago
Seed Campaign Urges Liberal Subscriptions for Wyoming Seed Fund
The Golden Prairie District is in better shape than feared as seed donations pour in. Citizens in Cheyenne area and northern settlements are urged to contact the Tribune or The Leader with needs and amounts. Merchants and professionals are asked to support now to back seed development and crop prospects. Send funds to committee members W. C. Deming, I. 83. Bartlett, or M. H. Hartung in Cheyenne.
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M. H. Hartung
Campbell on Borah and homesteaders rights
A Wyoming fragment notes Congressman Campbell criticizing Interior Department inspectors over homestead housing standards. It mentions Albany county Democrats meeting in Laramie on May 7 to select presidential delegates for the May 19 state convention in Cheyenne and Baltimore national convention, with local urging to act.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Baltimore
Meeting of BPashul Agents Stirs Borra Bill Debate
Hank attends a gathering of special agents in a provincial building where Secretary Fisher’s letter warns the Borra bill, the group plans urging Senator Warn to back a twenty year homestead proposal as a substitute. They resolve against the Borra bill and vow to influence Taft’s veto, then adjourn to the planze hotel.
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Planze Hotel
Primary Law Sparks Debate on Independent Voting
The Wyoming primary law allows cross party nominations. a Democrat may back a Republican candidate or vice versa. Proponents hail it as boosting independent voting while critics fear manipulated nominations. The piece cites mixtures of editorials and jokes contrasting opinions on the system's impact and integrity.
Women Dominate Clothing Trades in Germany Workforce
The largest share of women employed in Germany is in the clothing and allied trades with 1,562,000 workers. This reflects a major gendered concentration in industrial labor within the sector.
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Germany
Fort Russell News War Game Report From Cheyenne
In a wartime style mock maneuver on the Fort Russell Cheyenne area two opposing forces are described with units from the Eleventh Infantry Ninth Cavalry and Signal Corps. Major John W Heavey rules the simulation as Captain Hamilton outmaneuvers Captain Battel while ancillary notes mention local summer reservations Pole Mountain and Pueblo Colorado Springs and a fisherman named Fisherman s Luck tied to a tailspin of diversions.
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Pole Mountain
John W. Heavey
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Tidwell
Military payroll schedule for infantry and detachments
The Eleventh Infantry and detachments will be paid today. The Fourth Field Artillery will be paid tomorrow and the Ninth Cavalry on Friday.
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Groff to Take Three Months Furlough with Bidwell Tossers
Corporal Groff remains in the post but will depart Sunday on a three months furlough to join Bidwell's tossers for the upcoming season. He has received a letter from Bidwell regarding the arrangement.
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Private Frank Moore Repeats Service, Confined
Fragmentary report states Private Frank Moore of Company 1, Eleventh Infantry, placed in confinement for repeating behavior. The record notes a dishonorable discharge, reenlistment in the Eleventh under an assumed name.
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Infantry pool teams split games with hospital unit
Ambulance Company No 1 defused the Eleventh Infantry detachment on Friday in a 81 ball pool clash. Company L of the Eleventh Infantry beat the Post Hospital on Saturday with a 67 ball win.
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Eleventh Infantry
Post Hospital
Secret Told By A Clerk At The Sherman Company
A brief, humorous exchange from the Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a clerk at the Sherman Company claiming to reveal a great secret but planning to keep it private. The quipping dialogue highlights memory lapses and trust.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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