La Follette Withdrawal Suggested In Weiperschien Note
The Weiperschien-La Follette column argues La Follette will be forced to withdraw due to health, shifting progressives to Roosevelt. It contrasts Roosevelt’s record with La Follette’s and notes Roosevelts trust busting claims, while predicting a likely Republican nomination and Democratic need to mobilize. The piece cites Roosevelt’s campaign rhetoric and criticizes Taft’s performance, ending with best wishes for La Follette’s recovery.
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la Follette
Roosevelt
City Council Eyes Water Commission After Clerk Turmoil
The CUWY council moves to create a water commission replacing mayoral oversight. J C Argeshmier appointed to replace the clerical lead as the council debates a new ordinance detailing commission membership and oversight, with concerns about cost and control. The plan aims to run the water system by a tightly organized body while the mayor remains a member, subject to council approval.
Water waste control without broad metering urged
A proposal suggests reducing water waste with targeted measures rather than implementing a universal meter system. Officials debate practicality and cost while exploring incremental monitoring options.
Consistency hailed in quotes on Wind River land segregation
The piece cites Tribune quotations about Wind River lands being set aside for state control. It notes the January 27 statement praising or detailing the land board’s first definite application and a night edition remark on potential ten year segregation if the project proceeds. It references Teacher editorial reaction and the May 27 1919 date by Robert P. Fuller for the state land board.
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Wind River
the Tribune
Robert P. Fuller
Who Is This Henderson in Cheyenne Election Shadow?
A Wyoming banker H B Henderson, cashier of Wyoming Trust & Savings, predicts Warren would win 80 percent if an election were held tomorrow on the xenatorial question. He cites cross party support. The piece raises questions about Henderson’s past roles including state bank examiner and county clerk deputy, and possible improper expense reimbursements and election certification improprieties.
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Cheyenne
Henderson
Carbon County
Osborne
Pardon Debates and Social Snippets Stir Public Opinion
A wide ranging wartime era column argues about pardons for wealthy criminals versus poor defendants, questions mercy toward rich offenders, and links moral judgments to social disparities. It weaves satirical quips on housing, politics, suffrage, and public figures with local anecdotes and observational humor.
Auditorship Appointment in Cheyenne Faces Public Praise
The city council appointed J. C. Arg esheimer as auditor-assessor to replace Al Matthews. Arg esheimer, a Cheyenne native of 36 years, former newspaper man and accountant, served as secretary of the Wyoming Senate and five sessions as chief clerk. The Leader hails him as exact and affable, suited to the office.
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J. C. Argesheimer
Wyoming Senate
General James Bl Weaver Dies A Civil War Hero With Political Reach
General James Bl Weaver, a Civil War brigadier who later led as a General of Volunteers, drew attention for his governorship bid in Iowa on the Republican ticket. He joined the Greenback party, was elected to Congress from Iowa's Sixth district, and sought the presidency under that banner. A renowned debater and campaigner in his era.
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Jamar’ Weaver
Iowa
Greenback Party
Congress
United States
T JON TOO AND FISHER COMMENT ON FEUD AND JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS
The Tribune quotes T Joe aeoph Fisher urging an end to feuds and noting public interest wanes. It mentions T Joe as clerk of the court in Laramie county and refers to debates over corruption and the stalled appointment of Judge Hook.
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Birds of Feather
T. Joe
Laramie County
Hook
Senator Warren’s Sheep Pasture Fence Sparks Town Fracas
Ranting note claims Senator Warren owns a vast two hundred thousand acre pasture around Shian with continuous fences blocking access to town. The letter alleges gates deny entry, force townsfolk to alter routines, and fault the senator for state law over private land.
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Ivery
Skule
Toun
Eny
Wyoming Seeks Investors and Labor Across State Borders
Capitol notes show BH Mihalyl in touch with European financiers seeking Wyoming mineral lands and resources. Visitors at the state house include W. H. Taylor of Carbon County and A. W. Augepurser of Laramie. Immigration office reports many farm laborer letters from eastern states seeking posts in Wyoming, with couples seeking joint employment opportunities.
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BH. Mihalyl
Clayville
Virglide
Wyoming
State House
W. H. Taylor
Carbon Couuty
Wi. Augepurser
Laramie
Immigration Office
City Faces Fiscal Crisis With 35000 On Hand General Fund
A city reports its general fund balance holding about $35,000, sparking concerns that it nears potential bankruptcy. Officials warn that current reserves may not cover upcoming obligations and prompt review of spending.
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New Commissioners Named for Water Districts
Curtis Griffin of Phillips is named Water Commissioner for District Number & Division Number 1. Eli A. Vickery of Clark is appointed Commissioner for Water District Number 10 Division Number 4.
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Curtis Griffin
Phillips
Eli A. Vickery
Clark
Republicans May Not Accept Abdication Terms
A complete armistice has been arranged but bargaining between Premier Yuan Shikai and Republican leaders will continue for weeks before the court retires. Republicans are unlikely to accept Abdication terms described by the Empress Dowager. Anarchy in Manchuria raises concerns as a battalion moves into Mukden. A London Telegraph dispatch says throne retention favors a future monarchy over a republic.
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China
Yuan
Kai
Manchuria
Mukden
London Daily Telegraph Today
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