Four Great Problems Will Confront Wilson After Inauguration
In a Washington dispatch John Callan O Laughlin lists four great problems for President Wilson: Mexico, tariff revision, currency reform, and trusts. Wilson will consult with leaders, consider Underwood tariff efforts, and plan extra sessions while delaying final action on trusts to the regular session.
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Woodrow Wilson
Incago
Chicago Tribune
Washington
John Callan O’ Laughlin
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Taft
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
House
Congress
Senate Committee On Finance
House of Representatives
Pujo Committee
Money Trust
Banking and Currency Committee
Minister Opens Relief Fund For Mrs Stressner
Rev. C. M. Dailey of Douglas calls for a state relief fund for Mrs. Mary Stressner, widow of a man killed during a penitentiary escape. He begins the effort with a check to The Leader, urging Cheyenne papers to promote contributions to aid the bereaved family. The pledge invites public spirited Wyoming citizens to donate, seeking rapid fund buildup. Douglas, Wyoming February 26, 1913.
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C. M. Dailey
Douglas
Cheyenne
Mary Stressner
Wyoming
Citvens
Mr. Daley
Leader
Tribune
Daley
Wyo
Wyoming Tribune
Final Report of Money Trust Committee Ready
Washington February twenty seven. The final report of the money trust committee on the concentration of money and credits in the United States was formally agreed upon tonight at a session. The report will be submitted to the house late tomorrow. Seven democrats on the committee signed the report and four Republicans will submit a brief minority report on several points.
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Washington
Money Trust Committee
United States
House
Nine Bills Signed by Governor Carey in Latest Session
Governor Carey signed nine bills and a senate joint resolution. Measures include a $2 mouse bill by Sproul to boost National Guard efficiency, a Use bill changing mine or pill car numbers, a senatorial preferential primary, cocaine administration rules, hypnotizing children prohibition, public works hours, district school clerk duties, bank taxation, and a constitutional amendment extending the legislature to 66 days.
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Carey
Sproul
National Guard
Young
Caple
Hopkins
Phyalclang
Senate
Halley
Pearson
Jefferia
Kemdrick
Skovgard
Wyoming Speaker Pratt Accuses Legislature of Fraud and Treachery
The piece blasts Speaker M. L. Pratt and the Republican leaders for allegedly selling out to party bosses after the last Wyoming session. It accuses Pratt of manipulating power to secure a speakership and a Senate race, while denouncing him as a brash brigand who shifted from progressivism to standpat politics.
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Wyoming
Republican Party
M. L. Pratt
Pratt
Warren
Washington
United States Senate
Park County
Tribune
Benedict Arnold
United States
House
Wyoming Couple Wins Marriage After Legal Snag
Mary Gib ns and Charles Relomuller of Wheatland faced a delay in Wheatland when they sought a license in Colorado. Mike Gibbons, nearly 18, and Tam Gibns argued with clerks, who used their judgment to issue the necessity paper. The pair plan to live at 1900 Josephine Street, the bride’s home, after marriage plans.
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Mer
Mary Gibns
Charles Relomuller
Wheatland
Mike Gibbons
Colorado
Two Killed When Train Hits Handcar Near Thayer
Special to The Leader. In Wyoming two Greeks, Pete Sanders and Joe Garrah, aged 8 and 27, were killed two miles east of Thayer Junction when No. 17 struck their handcar. The engineer blew whistle and bell, but the men did not hear. The bodies were mutilated beyond recognition. February 97 is noted as the date.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Pete Sanders
Joe Garrah
Thayer Junction
Peace Advocates Decry Powder Waste in Mexico and Turkey
Peace advocates and military men alike condemn the waste of powder in Mexico and Turkey, urging stricter controls and better storage to prevent loss of valuable munitions.
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Mexico
Turkey
Supreme Court Rule of Reason Attacked by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Committee reports vigorous attack on the Supreme Court modification of the Sherman act to the rule of reason. It calls for new laws to define unlawful combinations and for a federal commission to supervise corporations and dissolve restraint groups. The document warns against courts making law and urges prompt legislative standards to preserve competition.
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Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal
Interstate Corporation Commission
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
Cumming
United States
England
Congress
Dwindling Heart Seen in Mexican Movement
Reports from consular officers in Mexico indicate the U S movement at Galveston shows less resolve as the provisional Mexican government under Huerta seeks recognition. Training plans and border patrols continue, with emphasis on maintaining order and avoiding large deployments.
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Washington
United States
Galveston
Mexico
State Department
Huerta
Carrenta
Coahuila
Stimson
Senate
Texas
Galvestay
Wates
Merico
Labor Voice in Cabinet Choices Sparks Political Debate
Washington February 2 terms of union labor influence shape cabinet picks. Representative William Wilson of Pennsylvania may become secretary of the new Department of Labor amid discussions from Trenton and labor leaders. Potentially William Hedfield of Brooklyn is considered for a cabinet post as tariff policy adviser remains undecided.
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Washington
Uniow
William ©. Wilson
Pencsylvania
Department of Labor
Trenton
Wilson
Tay
United Ming Waorkere
Aimetion
William Hedfield
Brooklyn
Lect
Stedfield
Ling
Blu
Ile Clowe
Weather Digest from Wallington Reports Extreme Cold
The WE ATO note from Wallington dated February 27 records extreme cold and heavy wind in the northern district. Limited readable fragments indicate a weather event affecting Saturday’s forecast.
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White House
Henry Lane Wilson
Stressner
Committee Han
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Steel Corporation
Emilio Rabusa
Sonora
Staite
Republic
War Department
Leon Springs
Tex
Persident Huerta
Emilio Riuhard
Mexico City
Madero
Jove Zamoroana
Ence
Zapatistas
Zapata
Morelos
Beagle Pass
Lampass
Carratz
Coahuala
LABOR
William Ed,ryan
Nebraska
the Treasury
William Cg, MeAdow
New York
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Peggmaster
Albert Sidney Burleson
Willian HM. Wilson
Mennsylvania
Davies CC
Mellievynulids
Oof
Enerne Louis DD
Dirandeds
Massachusetts
Agriculture
Tnterior
Wallington
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