Roosevelt Voices Wyoming Boss Control Claim
Theodore Roosevelt accuses Taft allies in Wyoming of boss control, naming Senator Warren, Senator Clark, and Congressman Mondell as key figures backed by subsidized newspapers. He argues these forces shaped the Taft delegation and suppressed information, criticizes the Wyoming Tribune, and links tariffs and homestead policies to Western development setbacks.
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Which Is Antagonistic to Wyoming
An editor argues Woodrow Wilson is not a free trader and suits Western needs with tariff reform. It cites a New York tariff speech to rebut the charge of free trade and urges Wyoming voters to oppose Mondell and support Wilson, portraying Taft allies as bluff.
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Irresponsible journalist and editor tricks exposed
The Deming Political Dlotionary defines an irreaponsible journalist as any editor who writes against Warren or Mondell. It claims a responsible journalist would juggle sheep tax figures and claim opposition statements are false, while editors who attack rivals are labeled liars. It also suggests editors defend votes by ignoring them and attacking opponents, and that federal office holders mislead the public about motives to support their masters.
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Mondell
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Lorimer
Borah Defies Mondell to Block Three Year Homestead Bill
A debate over a proposed three year homestead bill pits Senator Borah against Mondell as Warn pushes for a 20 year measure. The Tribune reports Borah organized public letters to oppose, while Mondell offered amendments and support. The piece notes key figures Smute Penroze Lormer and Klark and hints at the political maneuvering surrounding Canadian annexation remarks.
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Pepel
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Bank Bandit Shot to Death in Iowa Bank Robbery
A lone robber entered Rome Savings Bank in Rome, Iowa, shot cashier Hileman and escaped with 800 dollars. He was tracked by a posse in motor cars and killed when they closed in after a volley of gunfire. The bandit was identified as 20 year old Chan Clark. The money was recovered.
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Chan. Clark
Toward a More Prosperous Town Through Positive Action
A Wyoming Times editorial urges residents and local leaders to foster enterprise and optimism. It contrasts a town welcoming new business with one stung by doubt, noting that hopeful effort attracts investors and strengthens the community.
A Doubtful Compliment on Big Feet
A young boy comments on a young lady aunt’s feet, saying “What nice big feet you have,” after watching her put on shoes. The remark carries a humorous, innocent tone reflecting a child’s candid observation.
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National Monthly
Anchor Line Steamships Advertises New York to Global Routes
An Anchor Line advertisement promotes tickets from New York to English and continental points with fast, excellent service. It invites readers to apply at Anchor Line or Hendersons, general agents in Chicago, and provides telephone contact 695.
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