Roosevelt Leads Illinois Primary Victory Amid Reform Backlash
In Illinois Roosevelt breaks Taft by a large margin while Deneen and Sherman win governor and senator spots with anti Lorimer sentiment. Wilson defeats Clark in the Democratic race, aided by Morrison Hearst, but faces organizational challenges and needs strong local leaders for primaries.
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Claimant Health Hindered Land Claim And Funeral Note
A Wauneta man ML Newman writes from Wauneta Nebraska to the Receiver of the land office declaring health prevents appearance at a hearing on his live stock farming land claim. He requests cancellation of the claim and outlines a funeral plan to be carried out by government agents. He notes spring wheat and oats ready for sale.
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Western advocates rally for Three Year Homestead Act
The Denver Chamber of Commerce plans protest against obstacles to the act. Western organizations urge unity to demand fair land policy and oppose conservationist obstacles delaying western development and resource growth.
Tariff debate wrapped in frontier dialect at Washinton
Hankins narrates tariff debate on Schedule K with Warn voting for free hides to aid whale shortages and textile workers. He argues a higher tariff on cloth would boost American wool and labor, while importing cheap foreign labor undercuts wages and profits.
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Dry-Farming Must Replace East’s Failing Crops, West Shown As Grain Oath
Manville Wyoming April 6 H H agricultural expert argues in Manville News that 75 percent of once fertile eastern farms are worn out and eastern crops cannot meet demand. He urges dry farming in the West and predicts Wyoming will lead as the nation’s granary, with irrigation driving lasting prosperity.
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Promoting Farming on the Plains and Dry Farmers Aid
Denver Republican argues for funds to aid dry plains farmers, viewing relief as an investment secured by mortgages on stock and crops. Early seeding after heavy snow could yield a big harvest, boosting regional prosperity and merchant trade if timely aid is extended.
How about the women at Roosevelt meeting
The Wisconsin State Journal notes a Roosevelt gathering in New York was nearly disrupted by a voice shouting How about the women indicating the persistent question in society. The piece highlights the era's ongoing debate affecting individuals parties and nations.
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Beginning Bright in Money Trust Probe Interlocks
The Congressional inquiry into the Money Trust will begin Wednesday with a focus on interlocking bank directorates. The test questions whether combinations restrain credit and trade exist in practice and if holding multiple bank boards creates similar control. The effort aims for a substantive investigation rather than a political gesture, stressing reform over politics.
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Wickersham to Quit Cabinet Amid Health and Probe Pressures
Washington reports that Attorney General Wickersham will resign from the cabinet after March 4, or possibly sooner, citing health as the stated reason. Probes into trusts anger some officials who want him removed, while party leaders say he is willing to step aside to avoid harming the president.
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Auction notice for sale of bakery and goods in Sherman
For sale a wide range of store items including bakery and canned goods candies ice cream and tobacco. Good opportunity for woman. Fine location cheap for cash. Inquire H L Wilwa 217 W 16th St. Auction base 1609 Capitol Ave Liquid Venwert The Sherman Company.
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Notice of Incorporation for The Wyoming Farm Company
Incorporation filed in Cheyenne Wyoming on April 14 1912 for The Wyoming Farm Company to engage in real estate mortgage loans chartered mortgages and securities. Capital stock 500 shares at 100 each total 50000 with 49 years existence. Principal office Thermopolis Fremont County and First National Bank of Thermopolis. Directors for first year John H Paul August Paul Magele H Paul. Agent in charge Ira n Jones of Thermopolis. John H Paul president.
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