Woodrow Wilson Acceptance Address and Tariff Debate
The article reviews Woodrow Wilson's acceptance speech highlighting his plain talk on national questions, tariff reform, trusts, currency, and labor relations. It contrasts his stance with taft and roosevelt, and covers subsequent tariff debate remarks by Payne Aldrich bill supporters and critics, noting wage concerns in wool mills and political divisions in Congress.
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Lenroot
Wisconsin
the Tribune
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
A Prior Candidate Faces Wyoming Primaries August 20
An article notes a reactionary candidate plans for the Wyoming August 20 primaries to seek the Republican nomination for U S senator by a legislature vote next winter. Senator Francis E Warren is unopposed at the primaries, with the piece urging Independent voters to unite against him and criticizing his leadership.
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United States
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Lommerlam
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Colliér's
Rival Editors Meet in Quiet Wyoming Exchange
The Leader and Tribune editors share a neutral encounter on common ground as dry farmers discuss crops and weather. The exchange includes light quips about politics and rhetoric, with women present steering talk to safer topics and no violent passages reported.
Hank Hankins and the water fight in Wisconsin
A satirical piece attacks Senator Warn over water policy and the sugar trust, accusing Hank Hankins of baselessly criticizing Warn. The tongue is regional and tongue-in-cheek, lampooning political battles over irrigation, sugar, and public life in Wisconsin.
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Uffer
Goldurn
Hsilus
Hank Hawkins
Taft Republicans Rally Behind Tariff as Leading Issue
Taft led Republicans plan to campaign on tariff, with board of strategy including Penrage Smoot Crane Guggenheim and Ross Barnes. They favor tariff dominance over high cost of living and anti trust issues, arguing prosperity depends on Republican rule. Democratic investigations cited as fading arguments.
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Republican Party
Taft
Penrage
Smoot
Crane
Guggenheim
Ross Barnes
Board of Strategy
Dinner Pails of Trust Workmen
The Lawrence Strike inquiry found men women and children in woolen mills paid five six and seven dollars weekly while food prices soar. The piece argues Republican tariff protection favors rich owners, noting a single Washington dinner cost thirty five dollars and taunts that workers' dinners are mostly air and the dinner pail is thin blue wind.
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Speaker
Uim
Committee On Rules
Congress
Lawrence
United States
American Republic
Mr. Speaker
Lous
Truste
Trust
Tnt
Hever
Washington
Art and Life’s Sanctuary in Quiet Contemplation
Vernon Lee reflects on art as a sanctuary within everyday pursuit of wants and habits. It offers a free high place to see clearly breathe freely and live serenely for a time.
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Vernon Lee
Atlas Comedy Capers delights town audience
Atlas presents a four act vaudeville bill with the Harritys and their Dad a high energy farce. The Man the Girl and the Piano offers fine musical turns while Fred Palmer amuses with juggling and gag lines. Ida De La Madge receives applause. Two reels of top motion pictures and a small orchestra complete an excellent program.
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Atlas
API Plaune
Harritys
Demerest
Fred Palmer
Ida de la Madge
Little
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