Cheyenne Honored by Union Pacific General Agents Visit
The Union Pacific traffic leaders toured Cheyenne to assess business conditions and future needs. The visit signals potential for a local general agent, tourism boosts, and improved service for the city, with Industrial Club and local press groups hosted on a special car to Sidney.
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Harriman Lines
Union Pacific
United States
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Sidney
Charles
Frank Irwin
Wilson Favored by Progressives for Democratic Primary
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson would win two thirds of the vote and carry three fourths of states in a Democratic primary. It notes Wilson is the only candidate with a broad national personal following, while Harmon Clark Underwood Polk trails have regional or limited support and Bryan’s influence could sway Wilson’s standing.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Harmon
Ohio
Clark
Kansas
Kentucky
Underwood
Polk
Bryan
Carnegie
Colliers Woeldly
A Matter of Manners in Modern Society
A syndicated inquiry by Cynthia Grey questions social form and etiquette in daily life. It asks if a girl should offer to shake hands upon meeting and whether acts like tipping hats or opening doors reflect genuine kindness.
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Cynthia Grey
Inquisitor
Just Manners Shape a Race of Character and Courtesy
The Wisconsin Journal argues real effect of manners is mental moral and physical growth. True courtesy, whether refined or rough, benefits society. treat every life touched with a warm, sincere greeting and kind heart as the practical guide to good manners.
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Wisconsin Journal
Two Japs in Buckram and War Debates over Hawaii
The text cites Secretary of War Stimson's Senate testimony claiming former Japanese soldiers in Hawaii may become American citizens. It contrasts Hobson’s view of Japanese in Hawaii aiding a landing force with fears of a hidden Japanese army. The piece critiques Stimson and notes Mondell and Warren in political tension over river-bridge funding and House proceedings.
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Stimbon
House Committee On Military Affairs
Hawaiian Islands
Stimson
Hobson
Hawaii
Palstaff
Buckram
New York
Back to the Land in Earnest Readers Seek Farms
The World’s Work reports 181 replies to a 1920s survey asking who wants a farm. Of the replies, 176 want farms and 104 stated capital totaling 354550 dollars. The piece adds a political aside about Taft, war scares, and distraction from presidential competition.
Wickersham Clears Hook of Bias in Railroad Favor
Wickersham finds charges that Judge Hook favored railroads groundless. Hook ruled the Oklahoma two cent passenger fare confiscatory and unconstitutional. Slook provides access to Tyler Taft through a password to join the circle of corporate lawyers in the nation’s courts.
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Wickersham
Judge Hook
Tribune shifts to backing Warren before conventions
The Cheyenne Tribune reported a policy shift to vigorously support Warren well in advance of any party conventions, drawing criticism for the change. The piece questions Warren’s reciprocity with Larimer and cites a quip about hanging together or separately. A Philadelphia doctor is mocked for claiming an infallible cure for a fictional ailment.
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Cheyenne Tribune
Warren Long
Warren
Larimer
Bacan
Blerald
Philadelphia
Altitude Ailments and Moral Quandaries in Everyday Life
A collection of quips and observations on weather, marriage, fashion, and society. The author muses on Taft, strolling through jokes about snow shovels, necklines, and a New Jersey judge alleged to break a will. It also contrasts honest toil with crime in a moralizing riff touching Tom Patterson and the food trust.
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Tom Patterson
Food Trust
Denver
Hank Hankins Seethes Over Progressive Republicans Prize Row
Hank Hankins fumes over the unanswered political questions contest alleging progressive Republicans sent in most answers. He denounces Warren and Mondell, hopes conservatives at Washington hear his complaint, and notes plans to collect a fifteen dollar prize amid delays and contested entries.
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Pearly Gate
Hank Hankins
Warren
Mondell
Gittin
Hank
Mendell
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Alex Hastip
Leslie A. Miller
de Set
Mallos
Aitor
M.C. Watson
Chicago
A. W. Allen
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Cheyenné
Snake River
Jackson Hole
Richardson
Alabama
Massachusetts
Taft
Russia
Cuba
Japan
Musk
Lusher
New Jersey
Solomon
Lot
Mrs. Lot
Hankins
Frank Barrow
Washinton
the Tribune
Mars
Tiy ” Ld i . Ro
Jollet
Sampson
Aller
The
Judes
Tor
School of Mines Ve
Keafe Hall
Meiday
Penuary
National Bank
Cash
Logan
H and Care
Cheyenne Transfer CO
Rock Springs
W. 16Th St
Stock Growers National Bank
Cook Bros.co
Léth and Capitol
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