Battle Over Wyoming Senator Warren Inquiry Sparks partisan clash
Representative Wood of Crook county pushed a resolution for a U S Senate inquiry into Warren based on Collier Magazine charges. The measure failed by one vote and was expunged by the same margin. Representative Manson faced allegations about name changes and irregularities, denied them, and a two member committee struggled to finish a report amid partisan heat.
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Wood
Crook County
Warren
Collier Magazine
United States
Collier's People
People of
Wyoming
United States Senate
Woods
Lickspitlers
Mr. Manson
Pratt
Park County
Gesler Warren
Mauseon
Pork Barrel Statesman
Barabbas
Manson
Weak defense of the legislature discussed by Penacrats
The Leader and Mr. Deming spar over the past session. The text criticizes Republicans for defeating constructive bills and notes tug of power around telegraph rights of way. It mentions arbitration over poles on rail lines and a Joker inserted in the current ion.
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Deming
Theo Vethenine Hiself
Ellow
Move to Abolish Bicameral Legislature Gathers Steam
A state legislative debate favors replacing two chambers with a single elected body to simplify government and increase direct public accountability. Proponents argue the bicameral system is unwieldy as populations grow, while clerks threaten to push abolition of both houses. commissions and single-board plans are discussed as future forms.
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Kaneas
Tate Poyeramey
Tim
Varlone
Lessnature
Gost
wWen
Jegielatures
Lse
Mt. Leiter Real
Horrying
Omer
Studying a Business Attracts Large Farm Courses
The Wisconsin extension reports about 1500 attendees at farm courses this year while Illinois reaches 1100 and New Hampshire sees both men and women present. The writer notes growing farmer interest and repeated annual sessions to study farming business problems and keep up to date information.
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University of Wisconsin
University of Iinois i
Wren
Hulé State College of
Wisconsin Journal
Republican Death Knell in Wyoming Legislature
The unseen powers guiding the Republican majority in the Twelfth Wyoming legislature threaten the party as lawmakers seek large rail funding and taxpayer protests. The piece argues Republicans ignore broad public good for rail interests and cites Lincoln’s line about not fooling all the people.
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Republican
Wyoming
Carey
Lincoln
van Vassel
Secret Society Applicants Tested By Bookblacks At Harvard
Harvard candidates for a secret society are required to show skill as bookblacks. The College of the City of New York graduates Beventyaoven hint at further con nestion of the legal profession.
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Harvard
City of New York
Pork Barrel Reminders of Hog's Habit in Public Spending
A Worcester State Journal piece by Woo McMurthy highlights how pork barrel politics shape U S public works funding. It cites a Sundanée Wyoming project at 75,000 and a Buffalo Wyoming target of 62,500, with South Dakota's Belle Fourche post office at 75,000, all illustrating per capita costs and perceived graft across parties.
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Woo McMurthy
Witeonala State Journal
Washington
Fet
Congress
Congress of the United States
Appropriations Committee
Sundandée
Wyoming
Sundane
Sundance
Warren
Buffalo
Senate
South Dakota
R. J. Gamble Algo
Belle Fourche
Pity Earth Scarce in New York Says Indian Chief
A group of 39 Indian chiefs visit New York for ground breaking ceremonies at a harbor memorial. They tour the city by elevated trains and view landmarks including the Statue of Liberty. One blind chief, Two Moons of the Northern Cheyennes, comments on the city’s lack of sacred earth. The party departs for Philadelphia after two days in the metropolis.
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New York
Julla
Harbor
Philadelphia
Earth
Great Britain to Build Five New Warships
The Observer predicts Britain will commission five new armored ships of a hybrid type, about 28,000 tons each with heavy armor and eight large guns. Ships will feature eight armored cralers and marine torpedo craft replacing torpedo destroyers, plus small submarines for coast defense.
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Great Britain
London
Cralkerd
Marine Torpedo Cvyaft
Prediction on Madero trial sparks media debate
A Leavenworth Poal item warned that if Mexico executed Madero without a fair trial he would likely attempt to escape on the way to court guarded by soldiers. The column argues such predictions show the peril of hasty press commentary.
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Leavenworth
Tam Hae
Mexico
Madérn Muat
Bse
Snow and temperature updates across Wyoming watersheds
Government bulletin notes January snow varied by region with Yellowstone park and Powder River watershed seeing heavy falls while Green river and North Platte areas remained below normal. Records indicate high winds caused drifting, with several basins reporting near normal flows but others drier than usual.
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Yellowstone Park
Powder River
Yellowslone Payl
Powderiver
North Platte Draimee
Gowta
Green River
Strake River Watershed Snow Reports Mixed
Weather notes from Myre Lucy Brown Cheney and A N Davis indicate average to well packed snow in the Strake River area. Dome Lake reports very light dry snow while Angeled burglars described as enterprising show traits of roving criminals.
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Dubole
Uweital
F. J. Watts
Hla
Choseone
Knowles Stalon
A. Knowlea Fireen River
Halte Mountain
L. Gooldy
Mig Creek
Lowe
Sisdon
Tig Horn Mountiel Ne
Cimben
Cheney
Davis
Dedford
Has
Heiner
Dome Lake
Abe Mills
Maton
A. Maton
The Elhnd Leader Seeks Wyoming Audience
The Elhnd Leader announces a plan to serve Wyoming readers with a new medium. Officials say the move aims to expand reach and engagement across the state.
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W. Allen
Tribune
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Shredded Wheat Company
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