Jingoism Debunked by LaFollette in His Weekly
Senator LaFollette argues Wilson’s reelection shows popular support for peace and against party machines. He criticizes Hughes for weak campaign leadership and Wall Street influence, notes Rooseveltian and old guard opposition, and calls for party reform after a costly political showdown.
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R. N. LaFollette
LaFollette
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
New York
Old New England
Indiana
Vilhois
United States
Hieben
Republican Guard
Republican Party
West
J. Pierpont Moreau
Hughes
Financelal
Hughen
Roosevelt
Aldrich-Taft-Cannon
Hughes Min
Wisconsia
Wall Street
United States Senate
Mexico
Detroit
Murphy
Sullivan
Boss Taggart
Old Guard
Organization of Wyoming Children's Home Society
The Wyoming Children's Home Society is a non sectarian state wide charity governed by a 21 member board drawn from across Wyoming. It operates in harmony with state officials and religious denominations while receiving no state aid. The article notes church approval for its merit and respect for faiths in placing children with homes matching parental beliefs. It questions spiritist claims and their impact on societal progress.
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Wyoming Children's Home Society
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian
Congregational
Baptist
Cheyenne
Children's Home Society
Doyle on spirit phenomena and life after death
The piece discusses Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s view that observed spirit phenomena support life after death and a hierarchical order of higher beings. It notes public inattention and cites examples like table tipping and raps, with Aunt Susy’s reported presence and the bliss of future life described as indescribable.
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Kanesas City
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sasmerland
Heaven
Ailthia
Richest Man in the World and Czar Wealth Image
A Wall Street Journal piece claims the world richest man is an unnamed figure, with a daily income near a million and a fortune possibly ten to thirty billion. As head of a vast church estate he controls billions in property, owns 150 million acres of land, and receives a ten million dollar yearly state salary.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Rockefeller
Rothschild
Morgan
Krupp
Siberia
St Louis firm raises wages for rope plant workers
The Broderick and Bascom Rope Company in St Louis with Seattle and New York branches granted a ten percent salary increase dating from last July due to higher living costs.
Advertising Let Him Prer Chicago Murder Case
Daniel Parrell of Brooklyn, jailed since October 20 in the Tiefenthaler saloon keeper murder case, claimed advertising brought thirty supporters to a hotel lobby testimony. The grand jury did not issue any indictment against him.
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Chicago
Daniel Parrell
Brooklyn
John Tiefenthaler
Keaper
Abe Clerk
Upes
Grand
One Vote Shaped Historic US Elections and PB Conflicts
A compilation by Speaker Champ Clark highlights pivotal single votes in American history. From Hayes-Tilden to Jackson, Van Buren, Calhoun, and the Walker tariff, lone ballots altered careers, state outcomes, and even the Civil War trajectory, while Maine and Indiana show majority pitfalls and electoral quirks.
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Champ Clark
New York Times
Electoral Commission
Supreme Court
Jackson
Tennessee
New Orleans
Martin van Buren
England
John C. Calhoun
van Buren
Calhoun
Edward Burerett
Massachusetts
Thomas H. Benton
Senate
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Missouri
Taft
Idaho
Bolze
Roosevelt
Schhuykill County
Pennsylvania
Richard H. Koch
Indiana
Maine
Seftice
Moniy
Government wins narrow majority after rectification
The crisis centered on an interpellation over government stance on army command in wartime. Official lists initially showed votes against the government and 224 in its favor. Deputies reported mislisted names, prompting a rectification that revealed the government did not lose but held a slim majority as stated.
Colonization Plan Urged by State Engineer True
The Laramie Republican reports State Engineer True advocates a bold comprehensive plan to bring settlers to Wyoming. The proposal aims to move midwest farmers with limited means to Wyoming, enabling them to establish homes on vacant lands and build up communities.
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The
Laramie
True
Wyoming Supports New State Immigration Plan From Australia
The article notes a plan for a new state effort modeled on Australian colonization. Prof Elwood Mead cites low failure rates and the plan's success. Wyoming allies with Mr True, praising the proposal and urging assistance to advance it.
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Australia
England
Wales
Elwood Mead
Prof. Mead
True
Wyoming
Railroad Men Oppose Compulsory Arbitration
Cleveland December 2 Warren Stone grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says railroad men will fight any federal move to pass a compulsory arbitration law. He argues it is unconstitutional and infringes worker rights during wage dispute settlements.
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Cleveland
Congress
Warren &. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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