Editorial Interest in La Follette Advice Across Wyoming
The Tribune highlights Senator La Follette as a prominent Wisconsin politician whose views on the presidential situation could steer Wyoming voters. It urges following his lead on tariff policy and political reform, urging readers to petition Congress and seek editorial support for his positions.
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Free wool tariff views from state papers on Wilson Kendrick
The state papers argue against free trade in wool and frame the issue as a scare. They say Wilson favors gradual tariff reduction toward revenue and not immediate free trade, while Kendrick supports a tariff to equalize home and foreign wool costs without excess protection.
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Wool tariff seen aiding Wyoming wool industry
The Sheridan Enterprise argues that raising tariffs on imported wool and related goods would help domestic wool growers and manufacturers by stabilizing prices and reducing consumer costs. It supports Mr Kendrick's stance on tariffs as beneficial to Wyoming's wool industry and national interests despite opposition advocating free trade.
Business Enlightenment and the Wilson Tariff Debate
A discussion on tariff policy and the influence of privileged interests. The piece argues against protectionist blocs and praises a shift toward fair pricing and reform. It suggests business leaders will drive economic stability and social justice through continued enterprise postwar.
Cheyenne Edits Call for Swift McGarveySettlement
The editorial urges an immediate settlement of the MacGarvey case in Cheyenne. It notes the city already faces $5000 to $6000 in costs and accuses certain officials of wasting funds while demanding accountability from council members.
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High Tariff Propaganda and Watered Trust Capital
Washington editor John Mowly argues trusts are capitalized above eight billion dollars, with seventy five percent watered. He contends tariffs shield profits on fictitious value, enable monopolies, curb foreign competition, and suppress unionization, harming American workers while inflating dividends.
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Three Drown in a Reservoir at Mesita Colorado
In Costilla county near San Luis three men from Costilla Estate Development are missing after a rowboat with mast and rudder overturned on a large lake formed by a San Luis reservoir. Benton 26 a civil engineer graduate of the University of Colorado Argo and Barry also with the company were last seen Tuesday afternoon and the lake is being dragged and dynamited to recover the bodies.
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Enlisted Navy Men Highlight Navy Progress in Leslie's
A Leslie's essay praises enlisted sailors for discipline and ambition aboard modern warships. It recalls earlier liberty abuses in New York, noting a drastic change as sailors now visit theaters and museums, returning eager to serve.
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Married last December to Miss Carrie Snook
The groom, now Mrs. Benton, married last December to Carrie Snook daughter of James B. Snook grand master of the I. O. O. F. lodge of Colorado, and is currently visiting in Greeley with Mrs. Benton.
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Wrong Ritual at the Wedding Confusion
A justice of the peace and deacon nearly officiated a wedding when he misaddressed the bride as Madam and asked her to marry Mr. 2. The scene then shifted to the groom with the dramatic line Prisoner at the bar, what have you to say in your defense. The anecdote underscores the comic clash between roles in a mistaken ceremony.
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Sherman Co Advertises Wall Power in Want Ad
State for is the Want Ad medium of Wybrring. The Sherman Co. promotes a wall power product and invites inquiries from potential buyers or users seeking construction or home improvement solutions.
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I Wish I Knew Where George Was Tonight
An old tale unfolds as a wife laments her dissipating husband asking loudly where he is. A professor’s wife chides the inquiry, revealing he is upstairs with bloodshot eyes and a terrible headache. The piece ends with a brisk note about Stevenson.
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