Strong defense of Wilson against political attacks
The piece attacks Hearst Morgan Watterson and Harper's Weekly for waging a vicious campaign to undermine Governor Wilson. It defends Wilson’s independence from party bosses and Colonel Harvey, citing his break with Harvey and rejection of Harper's Weekly involvement as proof of loyalty to the people. It criticizes old-school back-room politics and calls for an honest, people‑focused candidacy.
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Colonel Harvey
Harvey
Harper's Weekly
J. P. Morgan
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Utey
Manhattan Club
Watterson
Wilson Fe
Mr. Watterson
Politically minded voters rally around a man loyal to the people
The Rocky Mountain News argues a candidate places the people first and will keep promises and his oath of office. It contends opponents' schemes only aid the candidate, not Governor Wilson.
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Wilson
Rocky Mountain News
Great Reception for Cardinal Farley in New York
Cardinal Farley arrived in New York on January 17 aboard the Berlin to a massive welcome. About 100000 people lined Fifth Avenue from the Battery to the Cathedral as a 500 member reception committee greeted him on the Rosedale. The procession passed under living walls of clergy and a 6000 child chorus sang as Farley delivered the benediction and released a papal message praising American liberty and national unity.
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New York
Diocese of
Berlin
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Fifth Avenue
the Supreme Court
Victor J. Howling
Rosedale
Pope
United States
America
Indian Agent Wadsworth Promoted to Chemuwa School Superintendent
Petition for removal notes H E Wadsworth's transfer from Wind River reservation to lead the Chemuwa Indian School near Salem Oregon. The move, described as a salary boost, follows long Indian complaints of mistreatment and calls for his removal, with prior letters from residents cited.
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H. E. Wadsworth
Arapahoe
Wind River
Salem
Oregon
Wadsworth
Wyoming
Hie
Riverton
Roosevelt Campaign Funds Under Scrutiny Sparks Corruption Talk
Senator Culbertson pushes an inquiry into 1904 and 1908 campaign expenditures amid sweeping charges against the Republican National Committee. The probe alleges foreign ambassadorships as rewards for large donations and hints of Roosevelt’s indirect involvement.
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Culbertson
Republican National Committee
Teddy
Taft's Heavenly Judges Face Conflict of Interest Claims
The piece argues Judge Mook's rulings in Oklahoma were biased by family ties to railroad lawyers and an officer of a major railway. It fears Judge Hook's district would back Taft's pick to the Supreme Bench, enabling propagation of similar rulings on appeal.
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Oklahoma
Judge Hook
Supreme Bench
Taft
Altitude Ailments and Everyday Epigrams
A fragmented column riffs on politics and daily life. It notes imminent presidential and vice presidential candidacy courage, weather forecasts, medical grafting intrigue in Paris, and a court ruling deeming a bulldog a dangerous weapon. It closes with a long poetic meditation on life’s paradoxes and ironies.
Hankins Defends Warren and Attacks Collier's Weekly
Hank Hankins denounces Collier's Weekly and other independent papers for attacking Warren. He praises Wyoming Tribune and Laramie Republic for sanity and safety while criticizing Balinger and Lorimer. Hankins cites Pull's Billions Hitters and political loyalties as he recalls Warren's Senate rise and influence.
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Hank
Warren Wood
Wyoming Tribune
The
Laramie Republican
Warren
Tribune backs Warren in advance of convention
The Cheyenne Tribune shifts its stance by openly supporting Warren in advance of the Republican convention. Sheridan Enterprise notes the change as a bold front while suggesting Warren will not vote for Lorimer again.
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Cheyenne Tribune
Warren Jong
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