Rule of Right and Justice in Tariff and Labor Policy
Governor Wilson outlines a broad program built on a "Rule of right and Justice" governing tariff reform trusts and labor treatment. He calls for banking reform merchant marine expansion waterways conservation and open opportunity while criticizing closed private conferences and urging national common counsel. He frames two duties: establish justice in policy and protect resources for future generations.
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Wilson
Spagirt
N. J
The
Philippines
Trefible
Prosperity smiles on Wyoming bankers visit
Wyoming bankers at the state association convention in Cheyenne forecast a record prosperous year. Farmers and ranchers expect the best days in state history with crops near Wheatland praised as exceptionally good. Bankers from across the state and Denver report strong financial and agricultural conditions pointing to widespread prosperity.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming Bankers' Association
Wheatland
Ter
M. R. Johnson
H. van Deusen
Rock Springs
Association
Rey Ares
Denver
Newcomb Cleveland
American Surety Company of
New York
J. L. Baird
Nebraska
B. R. Gurney
Fremont
Gurney
American Bankers Association
Sumner Miller
Pine Bluffs
George F. Westbrook
Lander
Union Pacific reports booming business outlook and car shortage
Superintendent Jeffers of the Wyoming Division says current business is about twenty percent above last year and expected to reach record levels. Assistant Superintendent Olmsted warns of a refrigerator car shortage as fruit shipments from California and soon Oregon Utah Idaho shift east, tying up all available cars.
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Jeffers
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
United States
Olmsted
California
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
Pension Appropriation Setback Delays Senate Vote
In Washington on August 7 the $150 million pension appropriation bill failed by one vote in the Senate and was sent back to the House for conference. After a tie vote on abolishing seventeen outlying pension agencies the Senate voted 29 to 26 to retain the agencies.
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Washington, D. C
Police Prepare Ample Safeguards for Frontier Days Show
Cheyenne officials announce heavy police protection for the Frontier Days celebration next week. Extra officers from Denver and detectives from Salt Lake City, Kansas City, Omaha and others will assist. A chain gang will clean streets this morning through Saturday, as two West End women receive thirty day sentences and will be expelled on release.
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Ed. Scheela
Cheyenne
Denver
Balt Lake City
Kansas City
Omaha
West End
Board of Health
Taft's son barred from Teddy bear gift in Glacier
A band of fifty Blackfoot Indians in war regalia greeted the Taft camping expedition at Glacier Montana. Chief White Quiver presented Robert Taft with a young bear caught on the trail named Teddy bear, who quipped he might not take it home due to the strained ties between his father and Roosevelt.
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Glacier
Mont
Taft
White Quiver
Robert Taft
Robert
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Johnson Accept Progressive Nomination at Chicago
Delegates at the first Progressive Party convention in Chicago name Theodore Roosevelt for president and Hiram Johnson for vice president. They sing to celebrate, pledge efforts for the campaign, and adjourn after a lively session with little opposition.
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Chicago
Ill
New Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Johnson
Former Cheyenne Man Tops Big Colorado Land Sale
J. I. Carper once of Cheyenne now a Denver real estate figure oversees the Denver Suburban Farms Company success in a record 4000 acre irrigated land sale to Capitalista from St Paul for 600000 dollars. The transaction values land at 150 dollars per acre and exchanges 4000 acres for 27000 acres of land south of Winnipes Canada. The deal links to past ties with Federal Land and Securities Co and partners including Sena tor J. Ross Carpenter Alec Hastie and C L eBattle. The firm promoted Golden Prairie in southeast Laramie county.
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J. I. Carper
Denver
Denver Suburban Farms Company
St. Paul
Colorado
Suburban Co. W
Winnipes
Canada
Mr. Carper
Federal Land and Securities Co
Des Moines
Cheyenne
J. Ross Carpenter
Alec Hastie
C. L. eBattle
Golden Prairie
Laramie County
Demands for broad national reform and inclusive governance
Governor Wilson argues for large scale, public driven reform addressing tariffs, trusts, banking, and labor conditions. He warns against private, narrow decision making and calls for a truthful, representative approach to adjust policies for the whole nation and secure opportunity for all citizens.
Weather outlook for Wyoming in Washington DC area
The weather forecast shows fall conditions with rising temperatures expected Thursday and Friday. Strong winds and partial cloud cover are anticipated with daytime highs around seasonal norms. Overnight lows will dip into cooler ranges, prompting light jacket needs for wanderers.
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Washington, DC
Ave
Wyoming
Lieutenant Chant Listed as Desertion Suspect
Second Lieutenant Earle My Chant of the Eleventh Infantry is reported absent from reveille at Pole Mountain on August 5th and is believed by his unit to have deserted. He has recent disciplinary history and was confined to camp limits, but has been seen in Cheyenne. Authorities prepared charges for a general court martial. Chant allegedly misused notes and resigned in the past, with contested unemployment of his resignation. Born Illinois September 1, 1883, he served in coast artillery before commissioning in 1909.
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Earle ‘My. Chant
Eleventh Infantry
Reveille
Cheyenne
Chant
Reckreless
Army
Illinois
Coast Artillery
Buffalo Undertaker Killed in Wyoming Mine
Dan ny Mitchell sixty a Buffalo undertaker was killed by black damp in an unused coal mine near Buffalo Wyoming last night His companion was overcome but escaped Mitchell was inspecting the mine to reopen it His father in law Thomas Smith was killed in the Depass mine weeks earlier Daniel Spain a soldier at Ft Mackenzie was bound over to the federal grand jury in Cheyenne for murder in November by Commissioner Mason.
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Buffalay
Sheridan
Wyo
Danny Mitchell
Buffalo
Mitchell
Inlaw
Thomas Smith
Daniel Spain
Ft. Mackenzie
Federal Grand Jury
Cheyenne
Mason
Warrington
Progressive Bull Moose platform for reforms and better times
The progressive platform pledges direct primaries and popular election of senators, initiative referendums and recall, equal suffrage, and judicial reform. It calls for eight hour day, mining wage for women, federal department of labor, welfare of farmers, resource development, anti child labor, and tariff revision. It favors Alaska local self government and broad pensions, urging nationwide support regardless of affiliation.
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Progressive Party
Hopute
Department
Lacor
Ife
Nieh
Alaska
United States
Payne Aldrich Dil
Gemocrats Tareiff Police
Moldiara
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Steven H. Sibley
Burns
Supt
Tapt
Capollatte Pica
T.R
Mr. Johnson
Hans
Pole Mountain
Awe
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