Trustees of Carnegie Fund Questioned Over Wilson Pension
The World Herald notes how Carnegie fund trustees used knowledge and influence to discredit a political opponent, prompting questions about their motives and power. The piece argues the trustees may leverage ten million dollars to sway public matters and cautions against entanglement with political gain.
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Woodrow Wilson
Carnegie
Tr. Wilson
The
World Herald
Carnegie Fund
Collier's Weekly
William Jennings Ivyan
Nebraska
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Bryan
Abn Polk
Wilson
Arthur Brisbane
Prk
A. Vanderlip
Standard
Wall Street
Day
Wyoming Coal Debate Turmoil Over Capitol Heating Source
Wyoming residents question why Capitol heating uses Colorado coal while state producers claim Wyoming as a major coal state. The Tribune faced official censure after reporting that Colorado coal was used for heating, amid claims Wyoming can supply cheaper coal. State figures involved include Treasurer Bates and Auditor Verethy on the Capitol Building Commission.
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Yoming Thibund
Dan
Wyoming
Colorado
Capitol
Wyoming Coal
Tony Wyhey
Tribune
Pred Bhellon
Bate
Voreythy
Capitol Coal Supply Stirs Wyoming-Tribune Debate
The Tribune reports a January 6 item criticizing the Capitol Commission for buying coal from Colorado. A commission member defends Wyoming suppliers, saying they buy every pound from Cheyenne merchants and compensate all equally, arguing Colorado sourcing is not the commission’s fault.
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Capitol Commission
Colorado
Tribune
Capitol
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Balmy Chinook Winds Melt Snow in Wyoming
The article describes a rare balmy chinook wind in Wyoming ending a two and a half month spell of snow storms and cold. It explains chinook winds as dry warm air formed over the western plains, descends to the east, and melts snow, sometimes causing rain for eastern neighbors.
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Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Neigbors
Wessex
The Tribune Attack Sparks Cheyenne and Laramie County Debate
A reader letter exchange defends The Tribune against charges of slander and patriotic bias. It likens Wyoming politics to an epidemic, notes shifts in power, and mentions local figures such as Senator Peewt A. Hadsell and U. S. Marshal Davis, amid Cheyenne’s crowds and show events.
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ILE Tribune
Tribune
Cheyenne
Laramie
The
Wyoming
Republican
Peewt A. Hadsell
U. S
Marshal Davis
Hugh Patten
Davis
Telbune Contest Question Delays Winner Announcements
Observers note delays in Telbune announcing winners of the palition question contest. Organizers have not stated a deadline or理由, leaving participants awaiting results and prize details unresolved.
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Telbune
Weathered Wit From Faded Columns On Cold Spells
A patchwork of quips and social notes references cold weather lore, writers, a New York eggs stockpile, and public figures. It lampoons sensational reports while noting Lane and Lillian Russell headlines and a Vanderbilt railway figure.
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Lillian Russell
New York
Alex Moore
Lillian
Conservatives Dominate Wyoming Politics in Tribune View
The Tribune backs Warren and Lorimer for national leadership and urges Deming for state chair. It praises Warren for brake on Lorimer’s Senate move and credits Frank Deming with pressuring Taft toward a peace conference. Burdick is praised as a trusted conservative ally in Wyoming politics.
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Govener Osborn
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Taft
la Follette
Thay
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Lorimer
Ame
Deming
Jee
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