Trustees’ Carnegie Pension Row Reflects Fund Power
The World Herald notes how Carnegie fund trustees used insider knowledge to influence politics and discredit Woodrow Wilson. It warns such power could threaten professors and public figures, citing Vanderlip and Wall Street influence, likening it to broader control over ten million dollars.
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Wyoming coal debate stirs Capitol heating claims
The Wyoming public questions why the state buys Colorado coal while claiming to be a leading coal producer. The Tribune notes Colorado supply use at the Capitol and cites officials in the Capitol Building Commission as responsible for purchases.
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Capitol Coal Sourcing Sparks Flush of Opinion
The Tribune recounts January 6 Wyoming Capitol coal purchases stirring debate. Capitol Commission member defends buying Cheyenne coal from local merchants evenly while quelling criticism of Colorado coal sourcing.
Ballad of the balmy chinook wind over Wyoming snow melt
The article describes a rare warm dry chinook wind in Wyoming ending a long stretch of snow storms and cold. It explains the wind’s dry nature and its origin high above the continent, carrying away snow to bring rain to eastern neighbors. It notes Wyoming’s unusually cold first half of winter and mentions Wessex as mild by contrast.
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The Tribune Slanders Cheyenne and Laramie County
A letter from ILE TRIBUNE defends its policy while criticizing local officials and parties. It cites Wyoming's political tides and mentions figures such as Senator Peewt A. Hadsell and U. S. Marshal Davis' Place. The piece notes downtown Cheyenne’s activity and public showings by soldiers.
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Telbune Question Contest Winners Delayed
The Telbune does not reveal winners yet as organizers review entries and verify results. Delays stem from scoring checks, potential ties, and final approval before public announcement.
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Various Quips on Weather, Fame, and Public Life
A parade of short items notes cold spells, a young American boy as a problem, and eggs in storage. It records Willie's watchful eye, a poet avoiding flame, a prizefighter’s injuries, and Lillian Russell facing jokes about marriage in New York papers.
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Conservatives Dominate Wyoming Gop Scene in Tribune Critique
The Tribune pins hopes on Warren and Lorimer as conservative leaders, opposing standpatters and urging a peace conference at Washington. Deming is urged for state chair, with Burdick to the supreme court, both praised as steady conservatives supporting Warren and rigid party discipline.
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