Embargo on Wyoming Development Sparks Water Rights War
A regional dispute denounces federal water policies favoring Nebraska Idaho and Colorado projects. It argues Senator Warren pushed reclamation laws to block Wyoming growth and outlines anticipated water rights losses for Lingeditch and Guernsey dam as the Pathfinder project advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adens
Thterlar Department
Wyoming
Guernsey
North Platte
Lingolditch
Warren
Ori
Congress
Bia
Laramie
Colorado
Crow Valley
French Creek
Nebraska
Lingeditch
Giernecy
Snake River
Difference between a Siam and a Wyoming potentate satire
The piece mocks tax and governance by contrasting a Thai king and American leaders. It cites King Maha Vajiravudh proposing land tax on personal possessions and comments on heathen rulers and tax avoidance, then praises Senator Beveridge as a clean statesman amid party convention notes.
Pork or Progress for Wyoming in the Campaign
A Wyoming editorial attacks Senator Warren's pork barrel tactics and urges voters to choose progress over pork. It cites La Follette and Cumintone as progressive models, condemns federal pork for state reputation, and calls for electing a senator who supports direct elections and relief for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Ketene
Wieconeln
United States
la Follette
Cumintone
Porto
Wicconein
Towa
Thowestates
Wyatting
Stata
Cones eimUar
Lorimer
Ecom
Senate
Eede
Neada
Wyoming
Warren
Simon
Frontier Days as a Stage for State Resources
A suggestion to use Frontier Days to showcase industrial, mineral, agricultural, and live stock exhibits. Proposes scattered showcases in business districts with evening industrial displays and horse shows to attract visitors, inform investors, and highlight state development.
Kent Bank Failure Records Progress Hint
The Tribune reports on progress in locating records of the Kent Bank failure. It mentions Deming actively researching whether Frances E Warren owes a large debt to the bank and promises publication with a big headline if full cash payment is found.
Cain and the mark of guilt echoing across the world
A poetic meditation on Cain and unspoken guilt. The speaker recalls Cain fleeing a desert, bearing a crimson mark and hands red with sin. The poem links personal shame to collective judgment and the universal urge to confess in a world that may not understand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Wyoming Papers Battle Warren Campaign Rhetoric
In a heated Wyoming discussion editors mock Warren opponents and accuse rival editors of outdated tariff arguments. The piece hints at political maneuvering involving Lorimer and Warren, and notes figures like Deming and Chaplin preparing stances for fall campaigning.
Red Men Trip Ticket Offer From Cheyenne to Casper
Colorado & Southern Co sells round trip tickets Cheyenne Wyoming to Casper Wyoming for August 7 to August 11 1912 at 11.90 dollars for the Annual Session of the Great Council Improved Order of Red Men. Information via H B Dyer Cheyenne or T B Pisher Denver agents.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Casper
The
Great Council
H. B. Dyer
T. B. Pisher
G. P
A. C
Denver
Colo
O-La
Wilson Campaign Fund Untainted: No Trust Coin
An article reports James T. Lloyd describing the National Democratic Congressional Committee as funded entirely by people, not illegal trusts or monopolies. It recalls the 1910 campaign impact, urges public donations to sustain anti‑trust, pro‑democracy efforts, and lists Lloyd and Flood as contact points in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Tavenner
Washington
James T. Lloyd
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Congress
House of Representatives
Jas, T. Lloyd
H. D. Flood
National Democratic Committee
Washington, D. C
Religious Articles From Bethlehem Becomes Local Industry
Bethlehem Palestine thrives on a small craft economy turning mother of pearl into religious carvings beads and rosaries. Bead making employs primitive tools and processes from pearl shell cutting to shaping polishing and heating to achieve glassy surfaces. The trade relies on imported pearl waste mainly from the United States with tourists in Jerusalem and Bethlehem as primary buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pashington
Bethlehem
Palestine
Tristed States
Jerusalem
Government Seeks Stenographers in Northwestern Offices
Civil Service Commission announces August 27, 1912 exam to fill stenographer and typist vacancies in government offices across northwestern states with salaries up to 1200 per year. Applicants urged to apply. full info from Eleventh U. S. Civil Service District Seattle. Also includes local ads for a diarrhea remedy, beauty parlors, and wallpaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democratic National
Far President
Thomas A. Marshall
Senator Warren
Siam
Maha Vajiravudh
Hove
Francia F. Warren
Inez Republican
New Hoovevall Party
Beveridge
Fort Hassell
Laramie County
Deming
Chaplin
Brontier
Heyenne
Othur
Wrath
W. G. Chapman
Genente Ty. UL
Brother Chaplin
Helen
Wilson
Denver Republican
Laramie Republican
Rip van Winkles
Colorado & Southern CO
Sherman
Eleventh
U. S. Civil Service District
Seattle
Wash
Chhildren
Chamberlain
Clara A. Ligier
the Shorman Co
Continental Oil CO
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Boise
Salt Lake City
Albany
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