Embargo on Wyoming Development Sparks Federal Pressure
The letter accuses the federal government of halting Wyoming irrigation projects including Guernsey and Pathfinder dam as part of a broader plan to favor Nebraska and Idaho. It criticizes Senator Warren for promoting the Reclamation Act while allegedly withholding fair water rights for Wyoming farmers and cites diversions of the Laramie River and North Platte.
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
Differences in Tax Stance Highlight Thailand King and U.S. Politics
The piece contrasts King Maha Vajiravudh’s plan to tax personal lands with Western leaders, noting Sen. Francia F. Warren’s restraint in taxes. It also cites land and mineral withdrawals under the Inez Republican administration, and mentions the Hooverville party naming Senator Beveridge as a presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Republican
Pork or Progress for Wyoming in the Senate Campaign
A Wyoming editorial attacks Senators La Follette Cummins Warren and the pork barrel approach. It urges voters to choose progress over federal pork, noting Wyoming should elect a reform minded senator who favors direct voter choice and relief for the poor. The piece champions integrity over appeasing party bosses.
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Town
Ketene
Wieconeln
United States
la Follette
Cumintone
Porto
Wicconein
Towa
Thowestates
Wyatting
Stata
Cones eimUar
Lorimer
Ecom
Senate
Eede
Neada
Wyoming
Frontier Days Hope Spurs City Exhibit Proposals
A suggestion urges Frontier Days to showcase industrial mineral agricultural and live stock exhibits across the business district. The plan envisions afternoon fairs and evening halls displaying industries and agriculture to attract visitors and investors, linking the event to state development and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyenne
Kent Bank failure records progress report
The Tribune reports on efforts to verify the full cash payment of Frances E. Warren’s large debt to Kent Bank. Brother Deming is examining records and will publish a detailed follow up if a full settlement is found. otherwise the newspaper will further investigate.
Cain and the mark of guilt in Desert and sea
A poem narrates Cain fleeing judgment after sin. The speaker reflects on desert places where people conceal guilt and fear discovery. The work links Cain's crimson stain to universal self accusation and isolation, ending with a meditation on shared human guilt.
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Cain
Wrath
Wyoming Voters Support Warren Amid Bitter Editorial Fight
In a heated Wyoming campaign, 99 to 100 percentback Warren, yet major state papers resist. The piece questions Lorimer’s influence, mocks editors chasing “pork barrel” gains, and notes Deming’s shifting stance as Eastern editors watch Warren defense unfold.
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Wyoming
Warren
Deming
Great Council Red Men Trip Offer From Colorado & Southern
Colorado and Southern will sell round trip tickets from Cheyenne to Casper and return for 11.90 dollars for travel around August 7 to 11 1912. The trip accompanies the annual session of the Great Council Improved Order of Red Men. For details contact H B Dyer Cheyenne or T B Fisher Denver.
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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
The National Democratic Congressional Committee led by James T. Lloyd promotes a clean campaign fund raised entirely by the People, avoiding contributions from trusts or monopolies. It cites 1910 gains and seeks donations to support education and organization for Democrats in Congress, urging readers to contribute to Lloyd or H. D. Flood in Washington.
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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 Bead and Shell Work
Bethlehem in Palestine exports mainly mother of pearl religious items. Craftsmen produce carved shells showing sacred scenes, beads, and rosaries from pearl waste largely imported from the United States. Beads are shaped by simple tools, finished in water and acids, with common shapes including flat, round, and oval forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pashington
Bethlehem
Palestine
Tristed States
Jerusalem
Government Announces Stenographer and Typist Exam
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an August 27 1912 examination to hire eligibles for stenographer and typist posts in northwestern government offices with salaries up to 1200 per year. Apply to the Secretary Eleventh U S Civil Service District Seattle Wash. Also note health advisory and local business listings in the same notice.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Eleventh
U. S. Civil Service District
Seattle
Wash
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Democratic National
Far President
Thomas A. Marshall
Senator Warren
Siam
Maha Vajiravudh
Hove
Francia F. Warren
New Hoovevall Party
Beveridge
Fort Hassell
Laramie County
Chaplin
Brontier
Othur
W. G. Chapman
Genente Ty. UL
Brother Chaplin
Simon
Helen
Wilson
Denver Republican
Laramie Republican
Rip van Winkles
Colorado & Southern CO
Sherman
Chhildren
Chamberlain
Clara A. Ligier
the Shorman Co
Continental Oil CO
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Boise
Salt Lake City
Albany
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