Following La Follette Advice in Wyoming Editorial Push
The Tribune advocates tracking Wisconsin's La Follette through presidential and legislative questions urging Wyoming voters to heed his Progressive tariff stance and calls to abolish the Commerce Court while urging readers to press Congress and avoid boss influence. The piece urges more La Follette extracts to defeat Warren.
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LaFollette
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Congress
Taft
the Tribune
Commerce Court
The
Tribune
Warren
Free Wool Policy Them Threatens Sheep Men
The state papers warn against free wool and assert voters favor Democratic nominees Wilson for president and Kendrick for U S senator. Wilson supports gradual tariff reduction toward a revenue basis, not immediate free trade. Kendrick backs a tariff to balance domestic and foreign wool costs without excess protection, prioritizing Wyoming industries.
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Kendrick
United States
Tuat
Tariff Support for Wool Industry Critiqued by Sheridan Enterprise
The Sheridan Enterprise argues tariff increases aid home wool growers by aligning costs with imports and keeping manufacturers in check. It contends higher tariffs would lower consumer prices and benefit Wyoming’s wool sector and national industry, despite opposition from Kendrick supporters advocating free trade.
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Wi Toner
Business Enlightenment and the Wilson Tariff Debate
The piece argues that privileged interests oppose tariff reform yet accept some protections. It critiques opponents who fear free trade and champions a pragmatic shift toward justice and industrial stability under Wilson’s approach, noting business leaders’ push to continue earning profits while stabilizing society.
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Poocommons of Wealth
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Sancho Panza
Duginess
City urged to settle McGarvey case promptly in Cheyenne
The editorial urges immediate settlement of the McGarvey contract dispute in Cheyenne. It notes city costs already exceed payments and questions who bears responsibility for attorney fees and interest, calling for council members to explain who misused funds.
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MacGarvey
the Tribune
Leader
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Dres
Breatukery
Cheyenne
High tariff defense vs. trusted watered stock water in trusts
Washington editor John Mowly argues in Mooily's magazine that U S trusts are overcapitalized by eight billion dollars with seventy five percent water He claims high tariffs allow monopolies to profit on non existent capital and force suppression of foreign competition to sustain inflated prices He blames press owners and paid speakers for spreading the prosperity myth and cites government figures showing low wages for workers under trusts.
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Rue
John Mowly
Mooily's
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Financial Publication
A. BR. C
Righ
Europe
America
Three Drown in a Reservoir MESITA Colorado
Three men Benton John J Argo and Robert Barry employed by Costilla Estate Development were missing after going fishing or sailing on the Sanches reservoir in Costilla county near San Luis. The lake is being dragged and dynamited for bodies as authorities suspect they perished from a boat overturn during a squall. Benton a 26 year old civil engineer graduate of the University of Colorado was among the missing.
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Colo
Benton
Shaffer
Argo
Barry
Culebra-Sanchez Intake
University of Colorado At Boulder
Enlisted Men Forge Navy’s Modern Spirit in New York Liberty Tours
A Leslie’s inspired portrait credits enlisted sailors for transforming the U S Navy into a model of discipline and capability. An officer recalls two liberty parties in New York, six years apart, and notes the shift from rowdy brawling to orderly conduct, theater visits, museums, and city life as proof of progress and pride in the service.
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New York
Eammer
Local Social Note on Marriage and Visit
Report notes a recent marriage in December to Miss Carrie Snook daughter of James B Snook grand master of the I O C S lodge of Colorado. Mrs Benton is presently visiting in Greeley.
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Carrie Snook
James B. Snook
1. 0. C. S. Lodge of
Colorado
Benton
Greeley
Wrong Ritual at the Wedding of Mr. 2
A justice of the peace and deacon faced a bungled ceremony when he misaddressed the bride as Madam and asked for her consent to marry Mr. 2. He then turned to the groom and asked what defense he had to offer.
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Cassell
Penny Magazine
Sherman Company Auction Ad Report in State Paper
The State for ad notes suggest Want Ad medium use by Wybrring with a mention of Wall Power. Sherman Company referenced as advertiser. Read as speculative snippet on advertising medium and product theme.
Wish You Knew Where He Was
A narrator recalls a tale of a wife seeking her missing husband George. The story contrasts mistaken wishful thinking with a blunt reveal that he sits upstairs with a bloodshot headache. The scene highlights language and tone through a professor and grammarian dialogue. Telephone 695.
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