Strong defense of Wilson attacks by Hearst Morgan and Watterson
A column defends Woodrow Wilson against a coordinated campaign by Hearst Morgan and Watterson. It condemns their abuse and distortion, notes Colonel Harvey and Harper's Weekly as manipulators, and argues Wilson stays loyal to the people despite elite opposition and backroom tactics. It cites the Manhattan club and urges rejection of betrayal by party leaders.
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Wilson
Colonel Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Harvey
J. P. Morgan
St. Louie
Utey
Manhattan Club
Watterson
Wilson Fe
Man who recognizes no political amends is praised by foes
The Rocky Mountain News argues that a leader who answers only to the PEOPLE and his own oath faces no real political obligation to others. It claims his rivals’ fear and scurry only boost his standing and power.
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Wilson
Rocky Mountain News
Great Reception for Cardinal Farley in New York
Cardinal Farley arrived in New York aboard the Berlin on January 17 to a crowd of about 100000 along the Battery to Fifth Avenue. A 500 member reception committee met him as hundreds of Catholic churchmen and women lined the route under scarlet rosettes. Cardinal Farley spoke at the Cathedral with a 6000-voice chorus, delivering the benediction, and read a Pope message praising America's hospitality and liberty with mutual respect.
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Cardinal Farley
New York
Diocese of
Berlin
the Battery
Fifth Avenue
the Supreme Court
Victor J. Howling
Rosedale
Pope
United States
America
Indian Agent Wadsworth Promoted to Chemuwa School Superintendent
The Wind River reservation administrator H E Wadsworth has been promoted to superintendent of the Chemuwa Indian School near Salem Oregon. The move expands his duties at a major national school as Indians have long sought his removal for alleged mistreatment.
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NDIAN
H. E. Wadsworth
Arapahoe
Wind River
Salem
Oregon
Wadsworth
Roosevelt Campaign Funds Under Scrutiny Amid Scandal Claims
Senator Culbertson calls for an investigation into campaign expenditures for 1904 and 1908 as charges target the Republican National Committee. Allegations include foreign ambassadorships given for big contributions and possible indirect involvement by former President Roosevelt. The piece questions Teddy Roosevelt's public image against perceived corruption.
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Roosevelt
Culbertson
Republican National Committee
Teddy
Taft's Heavenly Judges Face Conflicts of Interest
The passage accuses Judge Mook of bias due to family ties with railroad interests and notes similar concerns in Judge Hook's district. It argues these connections threaten impartiality if elevated to the Supreme Bench, suggesting Taft favors judges seen as ideal by rail executives.
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Judge Hook
Supreme Bench
Taft
Altitude Ailments and Insightful Parodies Collide
A collage of quips and curiosities cover varied topics from politics to health. The piece jokes about presidential candidates, eye grafts, language usage, and legal rulings. It closes with verse on life's paradoxes and a nod to a selection.
Hank Hankins Defends Collier's and Warren Bias
Hank Hankins denounces Collier's Weekly for criticizing Warren and Luminary figures. He praises Wyoming papers for staying neutral and criticizes Democrats and machine politics, claiming Warren learned to please Washington insiders and now leans Republican.
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Hank
Warren Wood
Wyoming Tribune
The
Laramie Republican
Warren
Tribune shifts stance backing Warren in advance
The Cheyenne Tribune abandons its prior policy of waiting for the Republican convention and now openly supports Warren. Sheridan Enterprise notes this proactive move amid speculation about Warren's vote for Lorimer and questions the consistency of the Tribune’s front.
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Cheyenne Tribune
Warren Jong
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