Roosevelt Labels Wyoming A Boss Controlled State
Theodore Roosevelt denounces Wyoming as boss controlled, naming Warren, Mondell and Clark as the leaders behind Taft’s Chicago delegation. He accuses the Wyoming Tribune of serving special interests and silencing truth, while arguing Taft and his allies harmed western development through tariff and policy.
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Taft
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Thie State
Warren
Clark
Mondell
Chicago
Wyoming Tribune
Atute
Roosevelt
Tribune
Antagonistic to Wyoming in Laramie Editorial on Wilson
A Laramie Republican column argues Woodrow Wilson is antagonistic to Wyoming prosperity. It cites tariff and free trade debates, contends Wilson favors duty reductions with caution, and accuses Theodore Roosevelt supporters of fraud at Chicago. It labels Mondell a key conspirator and urges opposition to Cannon Republicans.
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Chaplin
Woodrow Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Pf. Taft
Republican Party
Wyoming
Taft
Interior Department
The
Laramie
Prof
Wilson
Atlantic Seaboard
National Democratic Club
New York
Bis
Provence
Roosevelt
Frank
Chicago
Congressman Mondell
Irresponsible Journalist and Editor Tactics Exposed
Extracts from Deming's Political Dlotionary outline hostile editor behavior to Warren Mondell Lorimer and federal office holders. It portrays an editor as liars charlatans and political buccaneers who defend votes by ignoring opposition and appealing to public gullibility.
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Warren
Mondell
Lfe
Lorimer
Three Year Homestead Bill Stirred Bipartisan Fuss
Loquacious column accuses Senator Borah and allies of drafting a three year bill that spurred political maneuvering. The piece blames Mondell Warn and allies for delaying a proposed twenty year homestead law while claiming broad public backing and a covert push to influence Congress and the president.
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Ivery
Wude Hey
Penroze
Reddy
Taft
Luke
Luke A Hyer
Kanady
Repubdlekina
Kurtesy
Sehaturz
Westrun
Pepel
Sondin
Mondell
Akared
Kongrisman Taylorz
Kevin
Bank Bandit Shot to Death in Iowa
A Rome Savings bank robber identified as Chan. Clark, 20, was killed by a posse after opening fire on pursuing motor cars. He had entered the bank in Rome, Iowa, shot the cashier Hileman and escaped with 800 dollars. the money was recovered.
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Mount Pleasant
Rome
Hileman
Chan. Clark
Toward a More Spirited Town
An excerpt from the Wyoming Times urges uplifting local enterprise. It argues that confidence and enthusiasm attract investment, while doubt and gloom repel progress, urging readers to foster an enterprising spirit in their own town.
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Wyoming Times
A Doubtful Compliment From a Child
A young boy watches his aunt put on shoes and blurts out a curious compliment about her feet, reflecting a playful, informal moment captured in the National Monthly.
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National Monthly
Anchor Line Seeks Agents for New York to International Routes
Anchor Line Steamships invites applications for ticket sales between New York and all English, Irish, Mediterranean points. Superior service promised with prompt appointments. Apply to Anchor Line or Henderson RS General Agents in Chicago. Stevenson is contact. Telephone 695.
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Anchor Line
New York
RAY Ie Glasg Ag
All
Henderson RS
Chicago
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