Cheyenne Honored by Union Pacific General Agents
Union Pacific general agents visited Cheyenne, praising the city as a key traffic point and exploring the potential to appoint a local general agent and develop Cheyenne as a tourist and excursion destination. The Industrial Club and local press members toured Sidney in a special car, with care by Charles and Frank Irwin.
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Union Pacific
United States
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Sidney
Charles
Frank Irwin
Woodrow Wilson Seen as Popular Favorite Among Progressives
The column argues Woodrow Wilson remains the Democratic standard bearer with two thirds possible support and broad state appeal. It notes his unique national personal following, contrasted with Harmon Clark Underwood Polk and others whose strength is regional or limited. It warns Wilson must deter challenges for six months amid Bryan influence and pension controversy.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Harmon
Ohio
Clark
Kansas
Kentucky
Underwood
Polk
Bryan
Carnegie
Colliers Woeldly
Matter of Manners in Modern Society
A long discussion questions social form and politeness from Cynthia Grey. It asks if a girl should offer a handshake when meeting a stranger and whether acts like lifting a hat or opening a door reflect genuine kindness. The piece also ponders gift etiquette and dating traditions.
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Cynthia Grey
Inquisitor
Just Manners Shape Character In Race And Life
The Wisconsin Journal asserts that true manners influence mental and moral growth as much as physical effort. It argues real courtesy, whether refined or rough, centers on consideration for others, shaping character in every interaction. The piece urges universal goodwill and genuine warmth as the path to better conduct.
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Wisconsin Journal
Two Japs in Buckram and War Bill Dispute
A New York World critique targets Secretary Stimson for remarks about Japanese in Hawaii and cites Hobson on a hidden Japanese army there. The piece warns such statements jeopardize larger military appropriations and links Mondell and Warren to potential policy clashes over Snake River bridge funding and prolonged House sessions.
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Stimbon
House Committee On Military Affairs
Hawaiian Islands
Stimson
Hobson
Hawaii
Palstaff
Buckram
New York
Mondell
Warren
Snake River
Jackson Hole
Richardson
Alabama
Massachusetts
Back to the Land Spirit in World’s Work Letters
Between Oct 31 and Nov 18 the magazine World’s Work collected 181 replies to the question Who Really Wants a Farm. Of the 181, 176 express desire for farms and 104 state capital, totaling 354 550 dollars, distributed by capital amount. Taft is blamed for stoking war scares to distract from presidential competition amid threats with Russia Cuba and Japan.
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Taft
Russia
Cuba
Japan
Wickersham Clears Judge Hook and Charges of Bias Groundless
Wickersham finds bias allegations against Judge Hook unfounded and criticizes the claim as groundless. Hook declared the Oklahoma two cent passenger fare confiscatory and unconstitutional.
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Wickersham
Judge Hook
Tribune shifts to early support for Warren over conventions
The Cheyenne Tribune abandons last year’s us agnosticism and openly backs Warren ahead of any party nominating conventions. Critics call it inconsistent while rivals question the timing. The remark recalls a warning about unity against common threats. A Philadelphia doctor touts an unproven chemical cure in a separate note.
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Cheyenne Tribune
Warren Long
Frank Barrow
Washinton
the Tribune
Quotable Bits on Weather Love and Moral Judgments
A jumble of aphorisms and social jabs ponders weather moderation, marital quirks, and moral questions. The column riffs on Taft and the Outlook, jokes about snow shovels, necklines, and biblical tales, and ends with a grim reflection on a Denver food trust and gunman ethics.
Hankins fumes over progressive Republicans prize scheme
Hank Hankins rails against progressives for not answering the political questions contest explaining Warren and Mondell support was feigned for a prize. He vows to fight perceived cheats and awaits payment from The Tribune contest while lamenting extra day delays.
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Hank Hankins
Warren
Mondell
Gittin
Hank
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Blerald
Philadelphia
Musk
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Lot
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Tom Patterson
Food Trust
Denver
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Cheyenne Transfer CO
Rock Springs
W. 16Th St
Stock Growers National Bank
Cook Bros.co
Léth and Capitol
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