Wilson as Labor Friend and Political Strife Reflected
A Lusk Herald letter defends Woodrow Wilson against Republican attacks arguing his record as New Jersey governor supports labor, including a workers primary and an employers liability law. The piece questions labor leaders’ trust in opponents and pivots to broader political criticisms and local figures.
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Tte
New Jersey
Peoples
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
National Democratic Club
New York City
America
Sunita
Organized Labor
Merced
Kendrick the Villain in Wyoming Political Clash
The piece labels Kendrick as a villain for announcing candidacy against Senator Warren. It accuses him of responsible for Warren’s publicity, tax episodes, and editorial influence, calling him the Devil Incarnate and urging opposition based on alleged malice and publicized records.
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Deming
Chaplin
Kendrick
Nora
Mela
Claptin
Francis Emory Lorimer Aldrich Warren
Slanted Campaigning and Warren Betting on Slander
A Wyoming Tribune critique accusing The T Leader of sensational slander to sway votes for Warren. It alleges the Tribune mimics Carey era tactics, claims cartoons influenced elections, and questions the papers on Warren's record and pork. It urges Brother Deming to expose bias and hysteria in the coverage.
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Warren
Wyoming Tribune
Tribune
Carey
The
Mullen
the Tribune
Brother Deming
Aldrich
Senate
Stek
Lorimer
Nellie
Amicable adjustment between miners and operators in Wyoming
Representatives of Southern Wyoming coal operators and the United Mine Workers of America reached a two year agreement after weeks of negotiation. The accord sets wage scales and regulations, ensuring steady fuel supply, stable employment, and predictable production for the region's industry and commerce.
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Wyoming
United Mine Workers of America
Coun
Vacant Government Posts Highlight Taft Delays
The Wisconsin State Journal notes vacancies in the executive and judiciary, including the resignation of Dr. Harvey W. Wiley and the Juvenile Court judgeship. It criticizes President Taft for procrastination causing unfilled positions and delayed decisions.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Doolittle
Food and Drug Board
Taft
Washington
Wisconsin State Journal
Harm to get affidavits sparks fiery political chat
Me an Demin discuss attempts to obtain affidavits and the politics of tampering with truth. The talk covers use of fake affidavits, fear of police, and the difficulty of securing cheap welfare papers, while urging Som’s to sign only honest statements.
Hank and Rankins Plot to Influence Election
A rambling speaker outlines a scheme to buy witnesses and secure affidavits to expose alleged political misdeeds. The plan involves Denver contacts and a list of prior actions by Warn, framed as “happy davids” with instructions to label opponents as liars.
Trusts Waxed Fat by Rule by Republicans
Article reports Moody's figures showing U.S. trust capitalization rose from 6.84 to 8.07 billion dollars through Roosevelt Taft Taft administrations, attributing growth to tariff laws and noting most expansion is capitalization of earning power rather than new investment. Moody argues trusts profit by raising prices, not reducing production costs.
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Washington, D. C
John Moody
New York
Mr. Moody
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Wall Street
Sherman Co Window Glass Ad Appears in State Leader
A Wyecing newspaper classified note highlights The Sherman Co Window Glass with contact details and pricing terms. The State Leader serves as the Want Ad medium for this item.
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The
Sherman Co
Marshall New in Politics A Portrait of Gov Thomas Marshall
Governor Thomas R Marshall of Indiana the Democratic vice presidential nominee is portrayed as a reform minded moderate. The piece notes his Indiana roots, Wabash College background, legal career, and nickname the Little Giant while emphasizing his cautious, steady political approach.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
New Jersey
Marshall
Commonwealth
Manchester
Thut
Wabash College
Columbia City
Ind
Wabash
Howe Bane
West's Backset Told In Norris Address In Montana
Governor Edwin L. Norris of Montana, president of the Association of Western Governors, spoke at the annual meeting in BOWE TA Aug 2. He warned that those who do not understand Western interests are in the majority and urged united effort to influence legislation and protect regional interests.
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Bowe, Ta
Association of Western Governors
Edwin L. Norris
Montana
Western resources await development and homes sought
The passage notes that over two thirds of Western resources remain undeveloped and many people seek homes. It attributes slow homesteading to unrealized Western opportunities and limited investment in western enterprises despite abundant capital elsewhere.
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Ora
A Good Amendment
Two girls in Parsons Kansas hurry to school fearing tardiness. One proposes prayer at the bell while the other chooses to keep moving and pray on the way to school.
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Boston Globe
Parsons
Kan
Classified Ad Divides Readers Into Your Offer
Classified advertising divides readers into an audience ready to act. The note explains an alert public seeks plausible propositions and will do business if the ad is convincing.
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Francis Warren
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